20+ Things To Do This Weekend
JUNE 19 - JUNE 21
JUNE 19 - JUNE 21
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THINGS TO DO ALL WEEKEND
Celebrate Juneteenth
Every June, the Bluff City honors the national holiday with weeks of festivals, concerts, community markets, and cultural experiences rooted in Memphis' deep Black history. The national holiday falls on Friday, June 19, 2026, but celebrations are happening all weekend long.
Downtown Memphis Brew Hop
From June 15–21, Downtown Brew Hop brings together eight local taprooms and breweries for a week packed with special events, new beer releases, food trucks, tastings, brewery tours, giveaways and more.
Tri-State Black Pride Weekend
Tri-State Black Pride celebrates a major milestone this year — a full decade of uplifting Black LGBTQ+ culture and community in Memphis. The 10th anniversary weekend (themed “Our Rhythm, Our Resistance, Our Pride”) packs four days with parties, performances, educational programming, and a music festival.
THINGS TO DO ON FRIDAY
City of Memphis vs. Shelby County Government Softball Game at AutoZone Park
4:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. | tickets start at $9.01
The Memphis Redbirds will host the City of Memphis vs. Shelby County Government Softball Game in honor of Juneteenth and Memphis’s rich baseball history at AutoZone Park. Fans are invited to witness an exciting exhibition rematch featuring elected officials and community leaders, including Commissioners Matthew Szalaj, Mickell Lowery, and Charlie Caswell, Jr., along with representatives from Shelby County Government and the City of Memphis, as they lead their respective teams in a celebration of unity, community, and friendly competition.
Ali Siddiq: The Custom Fit Tour at the Orpheum Theatre
7 p.m. | $44-$80
Fresh off his 2026 NAACP Image Award nomination for his standup special Ali Siddiq: My Two Sons, the only independently produced YouTube special to ever receive a major award nomination, Siddiq will perform brand new material in The Custom Fit Tour.
Nerd Nite at Memphis Chess Club
7 p.m. - 9 p.m. | free to attend
Learn about insect-induced chaos and Star Trek through the lens of stoic philosophy! Plus, great food and drinks as always!
Gladys Knight at Graceland Soundstage
7:30 p.m. - 10 p.m. | $52.25
The great ones endure, and Gladys Knight has long been one of the greatest. Very few singers over the last sixty years have matched her unassailable artistry. This seven-time GRAMMY Award winner has enjoyed #1 hits in Pop, Gospel, R&B, and Adult Contemporary, and has triumphed in film, television, and live performance.
THINGS TO DO ON SATURDAY
Super Saturday - Saltwater Paintings at Memphis Brooks Museum of Art
10 a.m. - Noon | free to attend
Dive into creativity with Super Saturday: Saltwater Paintings, a hands-on artmaking experience inspired by the powerful photography in the exhibition Bodies of Water by David Uzochukwu. Using watercolor paint, salt, and watercolor paper, kids will create their own dreamy waterscapes filled with movement, mood, and texture. As the salt interacts with the watercolor, magical patterns emerge—mimicking the rhythms and currents of the sea. Participants can even add mermaids or aquatic creatures to bring their ocean scenes to life!
Paradox Block Party at Paradox at PeCo
10 a.m. - 2 p.m, | free to attend
Enjoy a family-friendly chalk drawing competition! Grab some chalk, pick a sidewalk square in front of Paradox & create your chalk-masterpiece. 3 winners will be chosen to win Paradox Gift Cards. Featuring local pop-ups Janey Bee Gems, From Dirt Studios, Bespoke Blades, and more!
Cooper-Young Summer Splashdown at Peabody Park
11 a.m. | free to attend
The Cooper-Young Community Association is having a family fun day to celebrate summer at Peabody Park! Join us for food, drinks, face painting, games, and fun. Don't forget there's a splash pad so kids can bring their bathing suits if they want to splash around.
Jaws at The Orpheum Theatre
2 p.m. - 4:05 p.m. | $12 online | $10 day of show
This is a special screening of this 1975 horror classic in the unforgettable setting of the historic Orpheum Theatre! Presented as part of Movies at the Orpheum: 70s Blockbusters. Pre-show activities will take place in the Grand Lobby starting an hour before show time.
Memphis Brewfest at Shelby Farms Park
4 p.m. - 9 p.m. | $65/ GA | $100/VIP
Enjoy unlimited craft beer samples, live music, wrestling, delicious food trucks, and more—all while supporting local charities. Don’t miss out on the top beer festival in Memphis. Tickets sell fast, so grab yours today and get ready for an unforgettable day of brews, entertainment, and fun!
Bowties and Blazers at The Guest House at Graceland
6 p.m. | $75/GA | $150/VIP
Immerse yourself in a breathtaking showcase of couture, where artistry, innovation, and fashion excellence take center stage. Whether you're a dedicated fashion enthusiast or simply appreciate beauty and craftsmanship, this unforgettable night promises to captivate and inspire.
Memphis Magic Night at Flyway Brewing Co.
7:30 p.m. - 9 p.m. | $20 in adv | $25 at the door
The show features professional magician and mentalist, Joe M. Turner, accompanied by a guest comedian, Ryan Bucha. Enjoy laughter, legerdemain, and your choice of libations as you are amazed and amused by our fun and enthusiastic performers!
Tokyo Takeover: Anime x Rave at 1884 Lounge at Minglewood Hall
8 p.m. | $31
Anime and rave culture come together for a night of DJs, lasers, visuals, and cosplay!
THINGS TO DO ON SUNDAY
Celebrate Father’s Day
There are so many ways to celebrate dad or a father figure this day! Here are a few events to get you started:
- Father’s Day Lunch on a Memphis Riverboat
- Father’s Day Brewology Tour at Hampline Brewing
- Father’s Day Comedy Jam at the Rumba Room
Soak Sundays Poolside Day Party at The Courtyard at Frame
2 p.m. - 8 p.m. | $33.85
SOAK Sundays Poolside Day Party returns to The Courtyard at Frame on Sunday, June 21 for an all-new experience designed for music lovers, day-party enthusiasts, and anyone looking to escape the ordinary. This edition features DJ Ueno and DJ Zetta providing the soundtrack while D Sax keeps the energy flowing throughout the day.
The Genre Richfriends 5 Year Anniversary at Delta Blues Winery
3 p.m. - 10 p.m. | $33.85
Enjoy great vibes, great music, and great food as we celebrate five years of building something special right here in Memphis. Featuring special guest DJ DJ 1Luv and appearances by Courtney Little, CloudVisuals, Marcus Scott, KJ Wills, and Sheba Potts. The Genre Memphis Food Truck will be on-site serving the flavors you love.
Strictly Jazz: The Music of Louis Hayes at The Green Room at Crosstown Arts
6 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. | $30.39
When Dennis asked him to be a feature on one of his Strictly Jazz tributes, Henry Conerway III informed him that celebrating living artists was important! Louis Hayes, a native of Conerway's hometown Detroit, Michigan; and one of the first people he called when he moved to New York. His contributions to music are vast, however many may not be aware that they have heard him.
