Came in today to pick a couple of gallons of blueberries. It was my first time and Jamie was so…read moregreat and helpful. She explained the process to me and then told me where they've recently seen a plethora of blueberries and off I went. The property is beautiful and even now in the second week of July, there are still a ton of blueberries ripening and many many many blueberries ready for picking. They do allow you to pick your own blueberries and also sell pre-picked quantities. You would just have to contact Susan first (her number is listed on their posts on their Facebook page!) The prices are very fair for pick your own especially. I'm very glad I went and had this experience. Will be returning here again. Thank you to Susan for allowing me to come and pick berries on a day they were closed, because it was my only day available and the only tolerable heat day in the near future, and a thank you to Jamie for helping me out today and explaining everything! The blueberries are DELICIOUS.

My first time at the store was really nice they took care of busines really nice and the service…read morewas to die for. Really do like this place so far

Very helpful and knowledgeable of their products Makes own wildlife plot mixes…read more and helpful.

My husband and I stayed here at the Tate house for a long weekend. This 100 year old sharecroppers…read morehouse is beautifully renovated to include high end appliances but still has the look and feel of an old farm house. The bed was amazing, it felt like HOME!!! Everything is so well thought out to make your visit a relaxing time. There's a barn ( that would make a fantasy wedding venue) that you can hang out in. We grilled burgers with friends and had the best time enjoying the quiet of the country. These houses are just a few minutes from Memphis but when you're there it is so serene, a fantastic place to decompress from the hustle of the world. Charlie and Emily are the owners and the best hosts!! I just can't say enough about the southern hospitality. If you want to get away from it all, this is the place to do it!!

The adult admissions fee to this Memphis Museums of Science and History. The falsely advertise free…read moreadmissions apply to those with the museum membership.

I attended an event here and needed to use the elevator to access a classroom. I was able to use it…read moreonce. The second time I attempted to use it, the doors kept opening / closing and an alarm went off. The security and staff stared at me like I was insane for asking about the elevator. I have a cane and had to ask more than once to use the elevator, and was warned that it doesn't always work. This is not ADA compliant and seriously needs to be fixed. This center isn't friendly to those with physical disabilities or wheelchair users.

I love this farm the greens the best and the watermelon is the sweetest I've tasted in a long time…read moreand And now I'm trying the peanut brittle

What a great experience for children. Shilling Farms Elementary School extended the learning…read moreexperience by visiting the Indian artifact museum. Long distance, but well worth the drive. There is a small gift shop. And a hands on exhibit for the children to touch and feel and create conversations. Also the scavenger hut had them reading exhibits, reading questions and searching for answers - great group cooperation. They were also able to hand make pottery bowls to take home. Great Field-Trip!

No matter where you live in Memphis, this is probably a 30 minute drive for you. We're talking…read moremiddle of nowhere, y'all. I've heard about this place forever but finally decided to make the trek down there and spend some time. I am part Native American and while I never knew my grandmother, the history and culture has always piqued my interest...even though (full disclosure) I know basically nothing. I should have mentioned before (although you probably guessed by the name) that this is a Native American museum and abandoned village site from the 1500s. There is an 8 minute introductory video that is a little bit confusing. I say confusing because I didn't find it very informative and it lost my interest after about a minute and a half. All I gathered from it is that the University of Memphis controls the site and a lot of their students write projects on it. Oh, and they talk about the "hands on" exhibit kids get to see where they get to see archaeological finds. I peaked in afterwards and it was pretty cool. If you have kids, this would be very fun for them. The exhibits inside are very small with more words and reproduction displays than artifacts and I spent the majority of the time outside. It was a gorgeous day and the village is beautiful but there isn't really that much to look at...or information. I think this place would be a goldmine for kids though. I liked it but don't think I'd take a second trip back unless there was a special event. Definitely, definitely glad I went though. It is really cool to know more of Memphis's history. Oh, and there are also hiking trails through the forest. We started but I didn't have the right shoes on. Great place to be outdoors!

The Memphis Italian Fest has been offering a eclectic variety of vendors,cooking demos &…read moreentertainment since 1989. Leaving festival-goers with a wonderful experience Memphians & visitors alike will remember for a lifetime that they'll return next year for another wonderful experience. When it comes to Festivals in the Memphis area i've always enjoyed The Memphis Italian Festival compared to Music Fest & a variety of others which seem to offer very little or nothing in entertainment value. This is the one festival I look forward to every year as I enjoy the games vendors, food, family & fun every last weekend in May. Whenever I attend festivals such as the Memphis Italian Festival. I'm always going around to each vendor & see what each vendor offers. I'm always left amazed discovering a vendor that I've never heard about before. The vendors I discovered in years past I still shop with some of them or refer them by word of mouth like here on Yelp or social media outlets. What also impresses me being & is a highlight for me would be the cooking demos & every year they start out with last year's sauce winners who'll do a cooking demo of their favorite Italian dish. When the demonstration is over audience members get to sample what was cooked by the cooking team. When the cooking team is done they'll be a local restaurant ready to give the audience a demonstration of their dish. The chefs from the restaurant that are representing will show everyone how they cook their appetizers or entrees. After they've finished showing the audience on how they made their dish everyone gets to sample what was cooked & enjoy it. The biggest closer to a majority of Festivals would be the bands they've asked to perform for festival-goers. Every year Memphis Italian Fest will always have a big name band perform at the end of the night closing out the festival. This year's band happened to be Ingram Hill & I thoroughly enjoyed the show as they're my favorite band. Every year is hit or miss when it comes to the music acts but for the past 3 years I've enjoyed Gin blossom Train and of course Ingram Hill. That's just a small variety of what is offered & I would recommend to anyone looking for a simple inexpensive ($10-$15 admission) festival to attend. This would be the festival to enjoy with your family and friends. I have thoroughly enjoyed it every year regardless of what some yelpers on here had to say comparing it to other festivals in a unfair comparison. I would like to say in closing enjoy the festivities & make memories with others around you to remember for a lifetime Be sure to like Memphis Italian Festival on FB and tell a friend. https://www.facebook.com/MemphisItalianFestival/

My new favorite festival! And not just because I got to judge aka eat delicious free food all day…read more This baby has A LOT going on and there is absolutely no way you can be bored. Between the music, dancing, vendors, contests, and FOOOOOOD, I wanted to spend the whole weekend here. Yeah, it might rain, but this is Memphis and it is May...so you kinda expect it...and deal with it. Plus, it gives you the chance to wear those cute rain boots you bought for 50% off that one time. If you haven't been, you're missing out so remedy it ASAP. Go ahead and put it on your calendar since it only happens ONCE A YEAR!!!!

Don't even want to admit how long we have been coming to the show. My sister has exhibited on and…read moreoff for decades. It's a great family event and a Germantown tradition.

This is our second year attending the show. What a fantastic event for the whole family! I wish…read morethey could end it a bit earlier. I think it ran until 10:30, a little late for kids.