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20 Memphis Events & Happenings: June 2026

Whether you’re craving live music, local eats, or outdoor adventures, there’s plenty of excitement happening across Memphis this month. Image: Facebook / Memphis Botanic Garden

· By Brianna Goebel
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Summer in Memphis means live music, local festivals, lively ballgames, Pride parades, and plenty of ways to enjoy the start of summer in the 901. If you’re looking for plans, look no further. We’ve rounded up some of the best events happening around the city to keep you booked and busy!

June 2 – 7, 16 – 21 & 30, 2026: Memphis Redbirds Home Games

The Memphis Redbirds are packing June with themed game nights, postgame fireworks, family-friendly promotions, and all the classic ballpark fun. Whether you’re heading downtown for a night or a weekend, make catching a game at AutoZone Park part of your summer plan. Purchase tickets and view the full schedule at milb.com.

June 4 – 7, 2026: Mid-South Pride

Mid-South Pride returns to Memphis with a weekend full of live entertainment, a festive parade, performances, vendor booths, and community events across the 901. This is one of the city’s most vibrant summer weekends, celebrating Memphis’s LGBTQ+ community with plenty of energy and fun. midsouthpride.org

June 4, 2026: Rhythm of Life Cancer Survivor Celebration and Awareness Day

The Rhythm of Life Cancer Survivor Celebration and Awareness Day brings together cancer survivors, caregivers, loved ones, and supporters for a meaningful day focused on encouragement, wellness, and community. Taking place at Shelby Farms Park, the event features inspirational speakers, live entertainment, and helpful resources. eventbrite.com

June 5, 2026: Laser Rock — Prince at the Pink Palace Planetarium

Prince fans, this one’s for you! The Pink Palace Planetarium’s Laser Rock show pairs colorful laser displays with some of Prince’s biggest hits for a nostalgic, music-filled night out. Grab tickets and learn more at moshmemphis.com.

June 7, 2026: Memphis Ice Cream Festival

Beat the summer heat at the Memphis Ice Cream Festival, where local vendors scoop up everything from classic cones to creative frozen combos for all ages to enjoy. Held at Overton Park, the event lets guests sample unlimited ice cream while taking in live music, food trucks, a splash slide, and plenty of family-friendly fun. Purchase your tickets HERE.

June 11, 2026: Cooper-Young Plant Swap

The Cooper-Young Plant Swap brings local plant enthusiasts together for a laid-back exchange of houseplants, cuttings, pots, and gardening tips. Come ready to trade or simply browse and connect with other plant lovers in the Memphis community. For more information, visit the event’s official Facebook page.

June 12 & 26, 2026: Music by the Lake

Music by the Lake returns to Bartlett Performing Arts & Conference Center with an outdoor concert series set against one of the city’s most scenic backdrops. Bring a lawn chair or picnic blanket and settle in for live music on June 12 with Almost Elton John & the Rocketmen and on June 26 with Almost Famous. Complete with food trucks, it’s an easygoing outing for families, couples, and anyone looking to enjoy a Memphis summer night. bpacc.org

June 13, 2026: Arlington Crossing Market

Arlington Crossing Market is the perfect Saturday stop for shopping local, featuring boutiques, artisan goods, and a variety of vendors. Enjoy food trucks and family-friendly entertainment while supporting small businesses and soaking up the summer sun in Arlington. Additional details are available at townofarlington.org.

June 13, 2026: Philippine Fiesta in Memphis

Taking place at Agricenter International, the Philippine Fiesta celebrates Filipino culture with a vibrant day of traditional performances, music, cuisine, and entertainment. For additional details and to purchase tickets, visit eventbrite.com.

June 13, 2026: Live at the Garden — Alabama

Country music’s legendary group Alabama takes the stage at the Memphis Botanic Garden as part of the Live at the Garden concert series. Expect a night of iconic hits, outdoor fun, and a sing-along under the stars. Gates open at 5:30 p.m., with tickets starting at $87.10. membg.org

June 18, 2026: Flower Happy Hour

Memphis Botanic Garden’s Flower Happy Hour invites guests to mingle, sip seasonal cocktails, and enjoy a creative evening surrounded by blooms. This 21+ event features a flower-arranging workshop with Kacie Cooper Floral Design, making it a perfect choice for both girls’ night and date night. Tickets are $45 for garden members and $55 for non-members. membg.org

June 18, 2026: Sparkling Wine Dinner at Char Memphis

Char Memphis celebrates its 10th anniversary with an exclusive dinner featuring a specially curated five-course menu paired with expertly selected sparkling wines. It’s an elevated evening designed for a refined night out in the city. Tickets are $125 per person. eventbrite.com

June 18, 2026: Art of Pride

Art of Pride at the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art brings together local artists, live performances, and community connection for a celebratory evening. Attendees also get a sneak peek at upcoming exhibitions and an opportunity to engage with the Pride Collective. To reserve your spot, visit simpletix.com.

June 19, 2026: 3rd Annual Night of Enchantment

The 3rd Annual Night of Enchantment returns to Delta Blues Winery for an evening of live music, atmosphere, and charm. The Susan Marshall Band sets the tone for a magical night beginning at 7:30 p.m. More details are available on facebook.com.

June 20, 2026: David Porter: The Soul Man Book Release

Music enthusiasts won’t want to miss the release party for David Porter’s memoir, The Soul Man, at novel. The legendary songwriter and producer will discuss his new book and share stories from his career that helped shape soul music. novelmemphis.com

June 20, 2026: Taverns & Tales Book Club

Books and cocktails come together at Taverns & Tales Book Club, a relaxed gathering for local readers to enjoy good conversation and great company. This month’s selection is All Systems Red (Murderbot Diaries #1) by Martha Wells. For more information, visit the event’s official Facebook page.

June 21, 2026: Father’s Day Lunch Cruise

Memphis Riverboats invites guests to celebrate Father’s Day with a scenic lunch cruise along the Mighty Mississippi. Enjoy riverfront views, live music, and a relaxing afternoon on the water while honoring Dad in style. memphisriverboats.net

June 26 – 28, 2026: Ad-In Tennis Classic

The Ad-In Tennis Classic returns as one of Memphis’s favorite summer sports traditions, bringing together players and fans for a weekend of competition, community, and court-side excitement. From rising tour hopefuls to dedicated tennis enthusiasts, it’s a lively showcase of local and visiting talent. tctennis.com

June 27, 2026: Family Picnic Day

Memphis Public Libraries hosts a free Family Picnic Day, where kids, grandkids, and caregivers can gather for a fun-filled morning of games, activities, food, and family-friendly entertainment. It’s a simple way to enjoy time together. The event runs from 11 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. at memphis.librarycalendar.com

June 28, 2026: Treat Trot Memphis

Treat Trot Memphis wraps up the month with a fun, snack-filled race celebrating movement, community, and plenty of sweets along the way. Participants can walk, jog, or run their way through the kids’ dash, a one-miler, or a 5K, 10K, or 15K race. Virtual race options are also available for a playful summer fitness challenge. runsignup.com

Happy June, Memphis!

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To see even more great Memphis events, check out our Happenings calendar.

Brianna Goebel

Brianna Goebel

Brianna is StyleBlueprint’s Associate Editor and Sponsored Content Manager. She is an avid fan of iced coffee and spends her free time reading romance novels.

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