Sat., Sept. 21, 4-10 p.m. @ Railgarten
Beer and music festival co-hosted by Memphis Made Brewing Co. School of Rock Memphis peforms rockin’ tunes for an all-ages audience. Must be 21 to…
Sat., Sept. 21, 3-9 p.m. @ The Tower Courtyard at Overton Square
Cazateatro presents this family-oriented festival with dance, live Latin music, Latin food and drinks, and crafts for kids.
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Nov. 5 (7 pm) — SOUTH CAROLINA STATE
Nov. 8 (7 pm) — UIC (Barclays Center Classic)
Nov. 12 (8 pm) — @ Oregon (Phil Knight Invitational)
Nov. 16 (1 pm) — ALCORN STATE (BCC)
Nov. 20 (7 pm) — LITTLE ROCK (BCC)
Nov. 23 (noon) — OLE MISS
Nov. 28 (3 pm) — North Carolina State (BCC in Brooklyn)
Dec. 3 (8 pm) — BRADLEY
Dec. 7 (1 pm) — @ UAB
Dec. 14 (2 pm) — @ Tennessee
Dec. 21 (noon) — JACKSON STATE
Dec. 28 (TBA) — NEW ORLEANS
Dec. 31 (12:30 pm) — TULANE*
Jan. 4 (noon) — GEORGIA
Jan. 9 (6 pm) — @ Wichita State*
Jan. 12 (TBA) — @ USF*
Jan. 16 (6 pm) — CINCINNATI*
Jan. 22 (8 pm) — @ Tulsa*
Jan. 25 (TBA) — SMU*
Jan. 29 (6 pm) — @ UCF*
Feb. 1 (noon) — UCONN*
Feb. 5 (7 pm) — TEMPLE*
Feb. 8 (3 pm) — USF*
Feb. 13 (6 pm) — @ Cincinnati*
Feb. 16 (2 pm) — @ UConn*
Feb. 19 (6 pm) — EAST CAROLINA*
Feb. 22 (1 pm) — HOUSTON*
Feb. 25 (8 pm) — @ SMU*
Feb. 29 (7 pm) — @ Tulane*
March 5 (8 pm) — WICHITA STATE*
March 8 (11 am) — @ Houston*
March 15-20 — American Athletic Conference tournament (Fort Worth)
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