I absolutely love the Stirring on Sunday nights. A large Church but you feel so welcomed and at…read morehome as soon as you walk in. If you're looking for great messages as well as meeting new people of all ages this is def the place for you! They call it the "church for the unchurched" and you can def see why. No one is judged upon social status, race, or sexual orientation here. If you are in Recovery they have a wonderful NA group as well as AA Al-anon, Grief, Co-Dependency groups, etc. They also have voice and music lessons which I loved and helped me grow into the musician I had wanted to be for years. Go explore their website and I'm sure you will find something that will pique your interest! Thanks for reading my my review!

The Bartlett Festival and Car Show is truly a family event, and one you should plan to attend…read more The fun starts on Friday, September 24 (6pm) with carnival rides, lots of yummy fried food and live music. Gates open at 9:30 on Saturday morning, when you'll experience all of this and more. Come for the car show, Cute Kid photo contest, and BBQ cooking contest. Keep in mind that this event gets crowded, so plan accordingly. Everyone seems to want to be where the fun is!

Loved the fair this year! The only thing that was a disappointment was there was no Ring of Fire,…read moreSky-wheel, YoYo, Rock it 360 and no Hurricane ride. Overall very fun! I just hope they bring some of the classic rides back but overall loved it! I know they'll be back again next year. #DeltaFair2024

Fair fair fair food food food and more food games and rides…read more Days visit Large ice icy Lemonade Juicy sweet Carmel candies apples Popped up corn popcorn's in the big bucket and large crispy fries these fries were long as my big boy pointed how long the fries were Oh how did I forget about the snow cone yep icy cold snow cones too

I really enjoyed stopping by the Agricultural Center at the Farmers Market in Memphis. The variety…read moreof fresh produce and local products was really impressive. Everything felt super fresh, and the prices was pretty fair too. I picked up some homemade jam and a couple bundles of collards that was way fresher than what I usually find at the grocery store. The folks working there was friendly and seemed happy to answer questions. I do wish there were a few more shaded areas to sit and enjoy a snack or something, but over all it was a great experience. You can really tell they care about supporting local farmers and the community. I'll def be coming back again soon!

This is the best place to get fresh fruit and veggies. I got a watermelon a week ago that was so…read moregood, I forgot to post it Anyway I needed some tomatoes and I got some peaches and another watermelon. I really appreciate how they help you choose a good melon and will tell you where the food came from if you ask. I also saw a new beverage vendor, I'll check her out next time. It's always a friendly place to visit. The flowers were beautiful.

Free food and singing and a band playing Focus on health and…read moresafety Chance to meet local community leaders

This is a wonderful, local festival that is held each fall. This year's festival is September…read more25-26. It is held on the grounds of the Cordova Community Center which is a historic area in the heart of "old Cordova." It has maintained it's small town feeling and is a fun event with families or just with a girlfriend. I like it because it is small, easy to manage and you always find lots of unique items. I go with my mom and we get a pronto pup, glass of lemonade and we browse all of the booths. I always find seasonal, holiday items and hand made jewelry. The weather is usually great this time of year and it is a good outdoor event.

My wife and I attended a concert here (I for the first time). The acoustics were decent, and the…read moresight lines unobstructed. It was nice that the main performer stayed after the show to talk, pose for pictures, and sign autographs. We plan on returning to this venue in the future.

I recently attended the BPAC, for the first time. The Event was to be held outside, but due to…read moreimpending bad weather, was moved inside. It's a beautiful Facility, and I enjoyed the Band Performance, very much. I definately plan on returning.

India Fest was on hiatus for three years due to COVID. India Fest is normally held in the…read moreAgricenter, as there is ample space for people and parking. It was good to see ample security inside and outside. There are parking lots, but they fill quickly. Be mindul of where you can AND can't park, as towing is enforced. Tickets were $10 for adults, $5 for ages 12-18, and free for kids under 11. You can purchase online and at the gate, but on site is cash only. Upon entry, the vibrant colors and beautiful clothes really stand out! They had several areas of information highlighting many religious, historical, and current literature about the Indian culture with the event schedule posted after this area. There is an area special made for children. I thought that was nice as keeping children occupied during events can be challenging at times. There are many vendors with meals and desserts for sale with seating readily available. The food smells great, and each booth has the restaurant's name and menu. With plenty to choose from, there are plenty of lines. While several restaurants were well organized taking orders and payment, there were a couple that didn't have the same organization. Pricing depends on what you want and have a taste for. For the time we were there, we watched several groups performing traditional dances and a drum show. There were other vendors selling lovely jewelry, saris and other clothing items, a table doing henna, Bombay salon providing brow services (they're awesome), and other tables advertising Mathnasium, yoga and other services within the community. However, the friendliness seemed to vary from vendor to vendor. While some were very welcoming of patrons, a few left the impression that you were not welcome to their table in particular. But overall, we had a really good time and I recommend checking out this festival. It's great to venture out and learn about different cultures and enjoy what the city has to offer.

Someone really should've been guiding where people can park. It would've been nice if the…read moreAgricenter had repainted their parking lots because I could barely see the lines to park in. It would have been nice to have people standing by the displays explaining them. Or informative things to read about them. I would've liked to have learned about the displays instead of just walking by them quickly.