The Memphis Zoo’s glowing nighttime festival returns next week with an entirely new set of lantern displays through February.

Organizer Jack Daniels pre-sold 2,000 tickets for Memphis's first Ren Faire and hopes for 3,500 visitors by closing.

The free concert series wraps up Saturday night at Depot Square, with food trucks and a bring-your-own-chair vibe.

Tickets go on sale Nov. 6 for the Memphis light display, which expects timed entries to sell out fast.

The free Brownlee Lawn tailgate follows a 9 a.m. parade and leads into basketball games against Fisk University.

The Mid-South Maze at the Agricenter marks its 20th season with Wednesday hayrides and weekend haunted runs for $25.

Munson and Brothers marks its own sixth anniversary with a three-day Oktoberfest that funds a YMCA race and homeless housing project.

The comedian plays Crosstown Theater on October 4, with tickets running $35 to $52.

Hundreds of families packed Beech Lake for hot rods, local food vendors and a gun raffle at Bash at the Beech.

The Memphis tradition returns for 10 days at Agricenter International, with a grizzly bear show and 2-for-$40 wristband nights among the draws.

The Bartlett great-grandfather fell 200 yards from the finish, then still summited Katahdin to reclaim his title.

The free August 22 event pairs a 30-artist market with an all-red car show and a Sonoran hot dog loaded with tomato-cucumber salad.

The Mid-South Fair is returning to Southaven with rides, animals, a biergarten and a construction project looming over the Landers Center.