For decades, as I drove down I-55 on my trec from St. Louis to Helena, Arkansas, I saw what I…read morethought was a small, probably par three practice course in Marion, AR. With my peripheral vision I could see 2-3 holes with water hazards that never failed to make me say, "I'm going to check that place out." Finally, on memorial day 2026 I kept that promise and was I surprised! Brownstone is far from "a small, probably par three practice course". It is an eighteen-hole, challenging course that tests one's skill and allows players to use every club in their arsenal. The fairways and greens are well laid out and impeccably maintained. I arrived about fifteen minutes late for my tee time because of some construction in Memphis as I drove to the course from Tunica, MS. When I called, the woman in the pro shop was very nice and assured me that it would be ok if I was a bit late. As it turned out, the course wasn't crowded with golfers but there was a lot of activity at the facility from a family reunion taking place there. I paid my fee which I thought, pre-round, was reasonable. Post-round I felt that a slightly higher greens fee would have been justified. Wait. Did I just say I should have been charged more? Yes I did, and yes, I meant it. This is an outstanding course, and I have paid more for less many times in many places. I don't get to play very often but I long ago recognized that the staff has a great impact on players' club experience. The staff at Brownstone is A#1. To a person they were friendly, personable, and helpful. They more than made up for all the balls I left in the water hazards.

The staff was absolutely horrible! Every time I would order a beer it would take 10-15 minutes on…read morea Tuesday afternoon! The had 3 people working and all of them had a terrible attitude towards me! They also automatically add %20 for ever transaction you make! Their pizza?! It's a joke! Worst pizza I've ever had! We had a pepperoni pizza and the pepperoni was clearly out of date or had gone bad! I would stay away from this place if you are ever invited!

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!

It took wayyyyy to long for the machine to process our tickets HATE THESE MACHINES! The 'food…read morecourt' staff is very friendly, polite and quick to complete our orders. The theatre seating with reclining seats and nice leg room makes the overall experience pleasurable for me. They just need to bring in decent and more wholesome movies as available.

Past few visits it's been incredibly warm inside the theater which makes it difficult to…read morecomfortably enjoy the movie you paid good money to see

Friday, October 19…read more I decided to take my toddler to the biggest bounce house in America -which is located directly next door to the raceway -boy oh boy was it super fun for a toddler in admission adult admission together it was $26 to enter the toddler session bounce house - The bounce session lasted for an hour with other toddlers with the same age range- after bouncing I purchased a T-shirt from my toddler the T-shirt was $10 -I also purchased a bounce house big America bounce house ball for my toddler which was four dollars - My little guy had an amazing time and I was happy because he was happy the big house the big bounce house America travels -they set up at different locations and they just happen to choose the Millington nearby the raceway- oh by the way, they will be in town for three days so 19th October 20 and October 21 - oh yeah you do a put on a wristband when you pay so that way you can utilize the bounce house for the rest of the time after your session ends

Free tickets at Sport Clips were what brought us to the Memphis International Raceway in Millington…read morefor the NHRA (National Hot Rod Association) qualifying round of timed, quarter mile test drives. I checked their website which was current and informative, and learned we could attend an early morning church service trackside. Curiosity often gets the better of me, so for Father's Day, we all went to 8:30 church service by the ministers from God Speed, who are also drag racers! It was a service rooted in love and friendship- very "love thy neighbor", which was a pleasant surprise. We enjoyed the drag racing and time trials of the fast cars, too. My six year old son was blown away by the speeds reached on the quarter mile- upwards of 210 miles per hour! Parking was free here, and concessions only included one "grandma's greasy spoon" kind of trailer, but bottled water and breakfast biscuits satisfied our family. This whole place has a gritty but friendly vibe- I recommend going to a race here if you haven't yet.

I came here with my mother to get military information about her grandfather from the 1918. This is…read morea great hidden spot in Covington, TN. Free admission but donations are welcomed. They bring together military, history, environmental education, and historical preservation.

This is literally the cutest thing I've ever seen and I'm counting down the days until the next one…read moreso I can enter my dogs. Well, I was a judge this year...and I really want to be a judge next year too...so I couldn't enter my dogs...but I kept thinking the whole time THIS LOOKS LIKE SO MUCH FUN AND I REALLY WANT TO ENTER ALL THREE OF MY DOGS IN IT! Plus, it raises money for the Humane Society of Memphis & Shelby County! I wish they could make this a quarterly thing because it is good wholesome family fun!! Love the VIP tent and tables...and I cannot emphasize enough how precious this whole setup is. And don't forget your wallet for the silent auction items!!