Ivy Lauren & Sam
Things To Do In Memphis
National Civil Rights Museum
This is a must do when you are visiting Memphis. Located at the exact site where MLK was shot and killed during the Civil Rights Movement, this Museum contains information vital to the foundation of the United States of America. You will not regret visiting this, just make sure you give yourself enough time to explore all it has to offer!
Central BBQ - Midtown
If you're looking for BBQ (and you should because Memphis is famous for BBQ), this is our favorite spot to grab it. Our #1 of the many to choose from here in the 901.
Shelby Farms Park
Shelby Farms is one of the twenty largest urban parks in the United States. At a size of 4,500 acres, it covers more than five times the area of Central Park in New York City with 843 acres. There is so much to do there, a lot of it very covid safe!
Beale Street
If you have never been to Memphis, and covid-19 has reduced its effect on bars and live music, Beale Street is a fun time!
The Arcade Restaurant
Sam, Ivy, and Justin Timberlake's favorite breakfast spot for the best southern breakfast food that you'll ever need in your life. Located in the heart of downtown on South Main Street, this is the first breakfast place that Sam took Ivy to and she has been in love ever since. I recommend the French toast, but you can't go wrong with anything there!
Paula & Raiford's Disco
Only recommend attending this disco filled venue on a Saturday night, but this is a classic Memphis staple!
Graceland
You've heard the music. Now see the place that Elvis Presley called home. See his mansion, private gardens, aircraft, and more for an unforgettable experience.
Sun Studio Tour
If your a fan of Rock N Roll, this tour of the iconic Sun Studios, located in Downtown Memphis, is thought to be the origination of this music genre, where the first recordings by Elvis and Johnny Cash began.
Tom Lee Park
If you're looking for a stroll and the weather is pretty, this park is a nice area to walk and unwind while gazing upon the Mighty Mississippi