The U.S. Women’s National Team is out of the World Cup. After a 0-0 draw with Sweden, the match went to a penalty kick shootout, which Sweden won 5-4<\/p>\n
Pole vaulters<\/a> soared over Beale Street yesterday.<\/p>\n Elvis Week, marking the 46th anniversary of the death of The King, kicks off Wednesday. The Memphis Travel website has everything you need to know<\/a>.<\/p>\n There’s Sunset Jazz<\/a> at Court Square tonight from 6 to 8 featuring Paul McKinney.<\/p>\n Memphis Flyer Burger Week<\/a> happens August 9-15 and showcases some of the city’s best burgers at the price of only $6.99. Downtown restaurants participating include<\/p>\n Full details will be in the Flyer issue that hits the stands Wednesday.<\/p>\n Taylor Swift fans: Grind City Brewing Co. will host an End of the Eras Tour party<\/a> this Friday from 6 to 10 PM. Swifties are invited to dress up and join in for an evening that will include<\/p>\n The event is free and pet-friendly.<\/p>\n Historian Willy Bearden will give a presentation on Memphis music<\/a> this afternoon at 2 at Elmwood Cemetery. The event will be held inside the cemetery’s chapel and the cost is $20.<\/p>\n\n
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