Envision Fitness at Main and Madison is bringing back self-defense classes due to demand. The next one will be Saturday, September 17 from 1 to 3 PM. The cost will be $15 per person.<\/p>\n
Memphis Made Brewing Co. will once again hold its own Cooper York Fest<\/a> next Saturday, September 17 during the hours of Cooper-Young Fest. Live music by Jeff Hulett, Sam Salida, and The Late Greats. Food trucks on site will be Mexico in Memphis, Soi #9, and MemPops. If you want to get away from the crowds at the immense Cooper-Young Fest and enjoy a more intimate party, this is the place for you.<\/p>\n Historical Haunts will host a Ghost Hunt<\/a> at Earnestine & Hazel’s the evening of Thursday, September 20.\u00a0 If you’re interested in taking part, be sure to click the link and read what you are\/are not allowed to bring and do there.<\/p>\n Traffic alert: The Southern Heritage Classic game at the Liberty Bowl kicks off at 6 PM. Expect a large influx of traffic Downtown starting at about 9:30.<\/p>\n Slider Inn Downtown has filed for permits for some improvements<\/a> to its outdoor area: a fence, an outdoor bar, a covered canopy, a stage, and a video wall.<\/p>\n Today is National Hot Dog Day<\/a>. Maz’s Sports Bar has some good ones – and of course they have plenty of college football on TV too.<\/p>\n A man was arrested<\/a> following a viral video he posted Thursday. In the video, he was seen driving around Memphis with another man, threatening racially-motivated shootings. The video was posted just one day after a 19-year-old man was arrested for going on an hours-long shooting spree around the city. The driver in the video faces charges of\u00a0commission of an act of terrorism, civil rights intimidation, disorderly conduct, and harassment.<\/p>\n Hosea: God’s Love for His People Where the Church and the Streets Meet<\/a> will be performed on stage tonight at the Orpheum. Tickets are $30.<\/p>\n MAGIC: Past & Present<\/a> happens tonight at the historic Woodruff-Fontaine House at 7.<\/p>\n