Performance Venues for Student Groups

One of the finest ballpark in the minor leagues, Autozone Park is conveniently located in the heart of downtown within walking distance of Beale Street

More than just a store; it's an adventure! This massive destination experience offers something for everyone from a bowling alley to the largest freestanding elevator in the nation. There's nothing else like it in anywhere in the world. 

Connected to Tom Lee Park, Beale Street Landing located at the foot of Beale Street in Downtown Memphis. The landing serves as a welcoming pad for all those traveling by river and serves as home to the American Queen Steamboat Company. 

Located in the South Main Arts District, you’ll find displays instruments, stage costumes, artwork,and artifacts. Read stories and see memorabilia from famous blues artists like B.B. King, W.C. Handy, Robert Johnson, Dr. John, Bobby Rush and many more.

The 2,100-seat multi-purpose facility is the home of the Memphis Symphony Orchestra and hosts a multitude of other events.

Home to the Memphis Grizzlies and the University of Memphis Tigers, is one of Memphis’ newest sports facilities.

The Halloran Centre, directly adjacent to the Orpheum Theatre in downtown Memphis, is the perfect showplace for any group or special event that truly wants to be center stage.

Named after the Father of the Blues, this outdoor entertainment experience is right off of Beale Street with a capacity of 800-2,500 people.

Located in the historic Lansky Bros. building (the clothier to Elvis Presley). With 5,000 sq. ft. of rock 'n' roll memorabilia, retail shop and an awesome view of Beale Street. 

The National Civil Rights Museum and Lorraine Hotel is a place in history and symbolism, not just for black Americans but for all who cherished Dr. Martin Luther King's ideals and vision. The museum may be built with bricks and mortar, but the message the National Civil Rights Museum delivers is enough to change the world, one visitor at a time. 

The Memphis Music Hall of Fame celebrates visionaries who’ve made music in this city that resonates around the world. 

Created by the Smithsonian Institution, the Rock ‘n’ Soul Museum tells the story of musical pioneers who overcame racial and socio-economic barriers to create the music that shook the world. 

The life of Danny Thomas and the history of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital are commemorated in the Danny Thomas / ALSAC Pavilion, located on the campus of St. Jude. St. Jude has built America's 3rd-largest health-care charity, with a model that keeps the costs down and the funds flowing, so the science never stops.

Located in the Overton Square Theatre District, Hattiloo Theatre enhances audience's appreciation for the diversity and nuances of Black theatre, and provides opportunities for otherwise underutilized local actors and directors to develop their crafts.

During the 1970s, Lafayette's Music Room had a reputation of showcasing musical legends such as Billy Joel, Kansas, Big Star, and Kiss. With Lafayette's reopening, live music back to Overton Square.

The Overton Park Shell is located in the beautiful and expansive Overton Park in Midtown Memphis, Tennessee. The park, an oasis of green in the middle of the city where art and culture come together.

Get nose-to-nose with polar bears and splashed by sea lions in Northwest Passage. The Memphis Zoo is also one of only four zoos with giant pandas. And don't miss the newest exhibit: Zambezi River Hippo Camp, home to hippos, flamingos, Nile crocodiles and other animals along the 1,600 miles of Africa's Zambezi River. 

This multi-block entertainment district is located in the heart of Midtown Memphis featuring a variety of restaurants, an assortment of unique retail shops, live theater, entertainment venues and Memphis' only independent movie theater.

Memphis' only professional live theatre. Offering the best of Broadway and off-Broadway shows. 

Walk in the footsteps of the King of Rock 'n' Roll at Elvis' home.

Located on beautifully landscaped property, just a few steps from the gates of Graceland, this unique accommodation is inspired by the same warm hospitality that Elvis always showed his guests.

From 1959 – 1974, a tiny movie-theater-turned-recording-studio in Downtown Memphis produced a string of hits that stirs souls today.

Located on the banks of the Mississippi River, this center offers unique and beautiful views of both the Mississippi River and Mud Island River Park.

Today, the University of Memphis is one of Tennessee's three comprehensive doctoral- extensive institutions of higher learning. Situated in a beautiful park-like setting in the state's largest city, it is the flagship of the Tennessee Board of Regents system.

Themed dining rooms,  indoor fairgrounds with a roller coaster, go karts, laser tag and the best arcade games around.