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WKNO's Gallery 1091 is featuring work by Linda Clark through August 27.
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Kacky Walton spoke with Natalie Brashear and Jeff Hulett about Fun Studio, Memphis Botanic Garden's new music-inspired play space, and the "My Big Backyard Jam Session" celebration marking its grand opening.
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After the retirement in 2024 of long-time director Dr. Laurence Edwards, the Memphis Symphony Chorus (MSC) has a new Director, Nathan Dumser.
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Acclaimed glass artist Suzy Hendrix's new show "Illuminate" will be on view at ANF Architects from Friday, July 24 through Thursday, August 20.
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The Dixon Gallery & Gardens continues to celebrate its 50th anniversary in the Gardens.
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The adventurous theatre company Lone Tree Live presents the internationally acclaimed theatrical experience "White Rabbit Red Rabbit," a production with no director, no rehearsals, and a sealed script whose contents remain secret until a lone actor opens it onstage.
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Steinway artist and Memphis Chamber Music Society (MCMS) Artistic Director Victor Santiago Asunción previews the organization's 38th season, featuring internationally acclaimed performers and rising stars.
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As the Dixon Gallery & Gardens celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, the Education Department presents another “Made in Dixon/Hecho en Dixon” exhibition running through Sunday, September 6, in the Interactive Gallery.
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The Grind City Brass Band, Memphis’ only British-style brass band, presents a concert Saturday, July 18, at 4:00 p.m. at Crosstown Concourse.
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Indie Memphis is hosting a fundraiser on Wednesday, July 22, at Crosstown Concourse that features award-winning filmmaker Robert Gordon’s new documentary, "Newport & The Great American Folk Dream."
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Staying true to their mission of presenting small plays about big ideas, Quark Theatre has announced its 2026-2027 season.
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Playhouse on the Square began its 58th season with the world premiere of "Your Romeo," winner of the 2025-2026 New Works Playwriting Competition.