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The Memphis Symphony Orchestra presents their annual Magic of Memphis Holiday Concert on Saturday December 2nd at 6:30 p.m. at the Cannon Center for the Performing Arts in downtown Memphis.

The Memphis Symphony Orchestra continues a long-time Christmas tradition with three performances of Handel's Messiah, on Tuesday December 19th at Germantown United Methodist Church (which is sold out), Wednesday December 20th at Lindenwood Christian Church, and Thursday December 21st at Maples Memorial United Methodist Church.

More than 300 local organizations have joined together as the More for Memphis initiative to address this inequity by strengthening community infrastructure and improving social and economic mobility throughout the Memphis area.

The Memphis Juneteenth Festival and TONE's Juneteenth Family Reunion Festival offer two ways to celebrate Juneteenth that are free and will feature live performances, local vendors, food, games, and more.

In this segment, learn what to do when choosing and working with a mechanic so you can protect your money.

This weekend can't get better: more daylight and free events!

Appreciate the visual arts and storytelling this weekend.

Kacky Walton interviews Nathan Thomas, Interim Head of Musical Theatre at the University of Memphis Department of Theatre and Dance. He’s at the helm of the sexy, explosive rock musical “Murder Ballad”, which opens Wednesday, September 20th at the Edward and Bernice Humphreys Theatre Building, and runs through Saturday, September 23rd.

The University of Memphis Theatre continues its season with Sophocle's Elektra, October 26-28 and November 2-4 at 7:30. Anne Carson's translation of this Greek tragedy of murder, treachery, and revenge continues to compel modern audiences.

St. Louis Catholic Church at 203 S. White Station Rd. concludes its concert season on Monday April 8th at 7 pm with the University of Memphis University Singers, presenting a unique concert experience based around Isaac Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics.