Fall Events in Memphis and North Mississippi
Looking for fall things to do around Memphis? From Midtown to Germantown, Collierville and North Mississippi, there is still time for an afternoon art walk, a pumpkin patch visit, or a night of Halloween fun. These eight outings offer a mix of free events and ticketed activities to enjoy through early November.
Broad Avenue Art Walk
Saturday, October 24 | 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. | Broad Avenue | Free admission
Spend a few hours browsing work by local artists and makers along Broad Avenue. The Art Walk brings together more than 50 vendor booths, with live music and performances throughout the district. Nearby businesses will also host specials and activities, making it an easy afternoon to explore the shops. See the Art Walk details.

Mekong Memphis Festival
Sunday, October 25 | 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. | 1368 Jefferson Avenue
The first Mekong Memphis Festival celebrates Southeast Asian culture and the communities that have made their home around the Cleveland Street corridor. Food, music, art, and performances are part of the gathering in the Washington Bottoms neighborhood. It is a chance to learn more about a piece of Memphis history while enjoying a local celebration. Find festival details and tickets.
Zoo Boo at the Memphis Zoo
Select nights through November 1 | 6 to 9:30 p.m. | Memphis Zoo
Zoo Boo returns with Halloween decorations, candy stops, a maze, and spaces for seasonal photos. Costumes are encouraged, so this is a good opportunity to give yours another outing. Choose your date and purchase event tickets online before heading to the zoo. Check Zoo Boo dates and tickets.

Memphis Japan Festival
Sunday, November 1 | 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. | Memphis Botanic Garden
Keep the weekend going with a visit to the Memphis Japan Festival. The annual celebration offers Japanese food, music, dance, martial arts, and hands-on activities at the Garden. Browse the event schedule ahead of time to plan around the performances and demonstrations you want to see. Explore the festival schedule and admission information.
Scare on the Square in Collierville
Friday, October 23 | 5 to 7 p.m. | Historic Collierville Town Square
Bring the costumes out early for an evening of trick-or-treating with Main Street Collierville. Scare on the Square brings Halloween fun to the historic Town Square, with local shops and restaurants nearby if you want to make an evening of it. See Collierville event details.
“Howl”oween Spooktacular in Germantown
Tuesday, October 27 | 5 to 7 p.m. | Germantown Community Library
The Germantown Community Library is joining the Halloween fun with an evening of games and seasonal activities for children ages 2 to 13. Held at 1925 Exeter Road, the Spooktacular offers a weekday outing close to home for Germantown-area residents. No registration is required. View the library event details.
Pumpkins and the Corn Maze at Cedar Hill Farm
Through November 1 | Hours vary by day | 8 Love Road, Hernando
For a fall outing in North Mississippi, Cedar Hill Farm has a pumpkin patch, corn maze, hayrides, and farm animals. Browse the pumpkin stand for something to bring home, or make time to explore the farm. Check the daytime admission options and hours when planning your visit. Plan a visit to Cedar Hill Farm.
Scare on the Tanger Square
Friday, October 30 | 5 to 8 p.m. | Tanger Outlets Southaven | Free admission
Get costumes ready for this community trunk-or-treat event at Tanger Outlets, 5205 Airways Boulevard in Southaven. The Southaven Chamber of Commerce and its partners are bringing the event back for an evening of Halloween fun. View event information.
Fall at our apartment communities
Some MRG apartment communities are planning fall and Halloween celebrations for their residents, too. Check your community’s LOFT calendar or contact the leasing office for details about resident-only events at home.

Enjoy exploring a little more of the area this season. Check organizer pages before you go for current schedules, ticket availability, and weather updates.
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