Jasmine McCraven

The two-level exhibit includes 43 holiday decorated trees, a selfie station, a gingerbread village and a snow-covered Christmas village.

Memphis Arts Collective’s temporary shop at Poplar Plaza, which offers pottery, jewelry, sculptures, handmade clothes and more, marks its 30th anniversary.

Justin J. Pearson is the only Memphian on the list, joining other leaders including LeBron James, Tyler Perry, Jordan Peele and Solange Knowles.

The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer will bring her “Together Again Tour” to FedExForum. Fans can expect Janet Jackson’s critically-acclaimed albums: “The Velvet Rope” and “Janet,” her biggest hits, new music.

Cooper-Young residents will go caroling. Instead of singing, however, they will use boomboxes, Bluetooth speakers and their phones.

Panelists at the National Civil Rights Museum event included Katrina Merriweather, head coach of the University of Memphis women’s basketball team, Memphis Grizzlies small forward Danny Green and former NBA superstar Grant Hill.

The ceremony served as the official opening for Graceland’s “The Making of ELVIS” movie exhibition, which includes behind the scenes footage, props from the film, set pieces, and costumes worn by the cast. 

A new festival focused on celebrating Black authors and literature will kick off at Crosstown Concourse this weekend.

Who would you crown the King of Memphis rap? Young Dolph, Yo Gotti, or GloRilla? Memphis author Tara Stringfellow gives away copies of her book in Little Free Library locations in Midtown, Memphis, Tennessee.

Harvest Church pastor Kennon Vaughan was hospitalized after surviving a January 17 plane crash that killed four church members in Texas. He spoke to the congregation for the first time since returning to Memphis.