Coverage of entertainment in Memphis focuses on arts, live music, film, cultural festivals and media. This includes both the creative output and the business side of local happenings.
The city's new MEMFund grant program offers up to $3,000 to eligible Memphis-based music businesses and creative professionals.
Live Poll
Do you support the city spending $100,000 to help local music businesses?
The Band CAMINO's 24-track live album, recorded at two sold out hometown shows, arrives November 13, 2026.
Residents across Memphis marked Halloween Saturday with bar crawls, decorated homes and neighborhood trick-or-treating.
Live Poll
Should local public museums offer free admission to area residents?
The new $180 million facility will feature an extensive photography exhibition and free entry for Shelby County residents.
Live Poll
Do you feel that long-running television shows help build a genuine sense of community?
The sold-out fan celebration returns to Memphis for its seventh consecutive year at the historic Graceland estate.
Coverage takes in arts performances, local festivals, music tours, media developments and the business of live events. Reporting reaches across the city and the communities around it. Seasonal weather patterns significantly dictate the feasibility and attendance of outdoor cultural gatherings in the area. Venue capacity and ticket demand for major performances often drive the pace of the local entertainment cycle.
