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- Adopt a pet
- Brand Guidelines
- Call junk pick-up
- Find affordable housing
- Find safer community dashboard
- Report an issue
- Find land use info
- Find my collection schedule
- Find public meeting agenda
- Register your business
- Renew business tax
- Report a pothole
- Report abandoned vehicle
- Report illegal dumping
- Report streetlight outage
CITY OF MEMPHIS CALENDAR
CALENDAR
Reasonable accommodations for individuals with disabilities are available for events hosted by the City of Memphis. To request accommodations, please visit memphistn.gov/ada within five business days prior to the event if possible.
For events hosted by community organizations, please contact the event organizer directly for accessibility information.
Events
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CityStart Initiative meeting
Hickory Hill Community Center 3910 Ridgeway Rd, Memphis, TN, United StatesThe City of Memphis Division of Housing and Community Development in partnership with the CityStart Initiative is hosting three community meetings to create a blueprint for advancing wealth and financial […]
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Memphis Housing Summit
Memphis Botanic Garden 750 Cherry Road, Memphis, TN, United StatesThis year’s summit will explore innovative policies, cross-sector partnerships, financing strategies, and development approaches that can help build a stronger, more resilient, and more equitable Memphis. Attendees will engage in […]
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Board of Ethics Meeting (Meeting Room A)
Benjamin L Hooks Central Library Meeting Room A 3030 Poplar Ave, Memphis, TN, United States -
City Council Board Meeting
125 North Main - City Council Chambers (1st Floor) 125 North Main Street, Memphis, TN, United States
CITY NEWS
Mayor Paul Young Takes Action to Strengthen Data Center Protections, Orders 90-Day Policy Review
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (October 9, 2026) – Memphis Mayor Paul Young is issuing an executive order establishing a 90-day study to develop clear, actionable recommendations for regulating large and hyperscale data
Memphis culture is rooted in community, and 8Ball knows what it means to pour back into the city that helped shape him. From music to business and community initiatives, his journey is a reminder that success is about more than what you achieve. It’s about what you give back and the legacy you build along the way.
Hear from 8Ball on staying the course, investing in your community, and keeping Memphis at the heart of it all.
#CityofMemphis #Memphis #MemphisMusic
A new place to play is coming to Tobey Park. The City of Memphis and Miracle League of Memphis are bringing the city’s first inclusive baseball field to the park, creating a space where children of all abilities can play and enjoy the game together.
The complex will be located at the north end of Tobey Park, with a single entrance from Avery Avenue designed with children’s safety in mind.
#CityofMemphis #Memphis #InclusivePlay
Live music is happening every day in Memphis! From festivals and local favorites to touring artists, there’s always something to hear and experience across our city.
Here’s your Music Live 365 lineup for October 9–14. Check out the dates, artists, venues and showtimes below, and make plans to support Memphis music!
Friday, October 9
* Memphis Jazz Festival (October 9–11) — Westin Hotel Lobby, 6 p.m.
* Mempho Fest (October 9–11) — Memphis Botanic Garden, noon
Saturday, October 10
- Mempho Fest (October 9–11) — Memphis Botanic Garden, 1 p.m.
Sunday, October 11
- Singalong Broadway — Orpheum Theatre, 2 p.m.
Monday, October 12
- Modest Mouse — Satellite Music Hall, 7 p.m.
Tuesday, October 13
- Ryan Bingham and The Texas Gentlemen — Satellite Music Hall, 8 p.m.
Wednesday, October 14
- Basic Printer / Spirit of the Bear — Hi Tone, 8 p.m.
Live music is happening every day in Memphis. Get out, catch a show and support the artists and venues that make our city special!
#CityofMemphis #Memphis #MusicLive365
Public Works is putting in the work across Memphis! From filling potholes and paving streets to completing sewer infrastructure improvements, our crews are working every week to keep the city moving.
Here’s a look at last week’s numbers:
51 service requests closed
185 potholes filled
3.63 lane miles paved
504 feet of new sewer pipe installed
That’s street work and infrastructure improvements happening across Memphis, every week. We’re committed to keeping our neighborhoods safer, our streets smoother and our city moving forward.
#CityofMemphis #Memphis #PublicWorks
Okay Memphis, let’s recycle right!
Not everything belongs in the recycling bin. In Memphis, stick to the basics: plastic, paper, glass and metal.
Remember to make sure recyclables are clean and empty, leave them loose, and skip the plastic bags, Styrofoam, food, batteries, clothing and other items that don’t belong.
We’ve got the full Recycle Right Memphis guide in the comments so you can check before you toss.
#CityofMemphis #Memphis #RecycleRightMemphis
Behind every service, every response, and every solution is a City employee working hard for Memphis.
Across departments and neighborhoods, our teams show up every day to solve problems, deliver essential services, and connect Memphians with the resources and support they need.
Their work may not always be visible, but their impact is felt in every corner of our city.
Memphis is Rising!
#CityofMemphis #Memphis #PublicService
Memphis is getting more connected!
The City of Memphis officially launched Connecting 901: Smart Memphis Fiber in Orange Mound, bringing free high-speed public Wi-Fi, technology access and new opportunities closer to home.
The connected corridor links the Orange Mound Community Center, Orange Mound Library and Melrose Stadium, helping residents access digital literacy programs, workforce training and public resources. The launch also introduced two new technology labs at the Orange Mound Community Center, one for youth and one for seniors.
It’s about more than internet access. It’s about connecting Memphians to the tools, resources and opportunities they need to learn, work and thrive.
#CityofMemphis #Memphis #Connecting901
Memphis is growing, and we’re focused on creating more opportunities for people to live, work, invest and build their futures here.
Here’s a look at some of the work underway:
Housing: We’re working toward 10,000 new and preserved homes by 2030, creating more opportunities for people and families to put down roots in Memphis.
Youth & Workforce: This summer, 3,000 young people gained paid work experience through 425+ business partners. Through NextUp901, the goal is to connect 5,000 young people to career pathways by 2030, linking young Memphians with training, employers and careers with room to grow.
Downtown Development: We’re driving investment, redevelopment, activity and vibrancy to create a stronger core city, with more jobs for Memphians and more activity to attract visitors. From the riverfront and Beale Street to FedExForum and the new Memphis Art Museum, public and private investments are helping shape Downtown’s future.
Downtown is our city’s front door and our shared living room. A strong Downtown benefits Memphis, and this work is part of building a stronger, more vibrant center city.
#CityofMemphis #Memphis #MemphisRising
