Memphis weather forecast predicts intermittent showers and thunderstorms with varying chances of rain throughout the week, high humidity, and some breezy conditions. A sunny respite is expected mid-week.

Mecklenburg County's free Sundown Sounds Music Series is back this summer with live music across various parks, paired with local food trucks and beer sales.

The Malco Summer Ave Drive-In in Memphis closed after nearly six decades, ending with a nostalgic final night for a community cherishing its memories.

The Escondido Street Festival returns with 400 vendors, live music, food, and art on May 18th, promising a cultural experience in Historic Downtown Escondido.

The Kite Festival at Grand Haven State Park offers colorful displays, kids activities, and food trucks, with free admission and a shuttle service available.

The Chicago Xperience will debut at Lewisville's "Sounds of Lewisville" concert series on May 20, joining a lineup of performers for the city's Centennial Celebration.

Ludacris is set to perform at a postgame concert during the Detroit Tigers' Hip-Hop Night on June 13, part of the Black in Baseball Weekend at Comerica Park.

The Field Museum is celebrating the 25th anniversary of its T. rex exhibit, SUE, with educational and playful events, including a Dino Derby, fossil demos, and scientist talks.

Rescue Smokers won at the SmokeSlam BBQ Festival, and Heath Riles BBQ took the grand prize at Memphis in May; both events showcased barbecue skills and celebrated culinary traditions.

The Hyundai Air and Sea Show returns to Miami Beach for Memorial Day weekend, featuring military tech demos, aerial displays, and family-friendly zones.

San Luis municipal pool opens on June 2nd, offering summer aquatic activities, fitness hours, and affordable entry fees, with the season ending on September 21, 2025.

Fort Worth announces opening of pools and aquatic facilities for summer, including Forest Park Pool and Marine Park Aquatic Center with entry fees, and Sycamore Splash Pad free of charge.

Mayor Daniel Lurie promotes economic revival in San Francisco by introducing five new entertainment zones, aiming to boost local businesses and community engagement with nighttime markets and street events.