Downtown Night is back on Wednesday December 19th with free food and beverages from 7p.m. to 8:30p.m.  Plus, special visits by Grizz Girls, Grizz, front office personnel and of course great prizes will be given away.  Get your downtown friends, co-workers out and cheer your home town team onto victory in front of a nationally televised audience on ESPN.  Plus, the first 200 orders will receive a free “38103” T-shirt.  Don’t wait and follow these simple steps to get into the game.

Game Date

Wednesday, December 19th vs. Milwaukee Bucks

Order your tickets online – it’s fast and secure. Follow these simple steps and take advantage of this special offer.

1. Visit our purchase page.

https://oss.ticketmaster.com/html/go.htmI?l=EN&t=grizzlies&o=5257147&g=2565

2. Type MEMPHIS into the “Special Offer Code” box and click “Verify”

3. If you have an account; use your e-mail address and password. If not, go to ‘Create an Account’

box on the right hand side, type your e-mail address and click ‘Sign Up Now.’

4. Select your seats and tickets will be e-mailed to you. No Ticketmaster fees.

Location                           Value         Your Price        

First TN Club                  $159                                    $99

Terrace                             $99                                      $49

  Questions?  Please contact Carl Rosen at 901.205.1445 or via e-mail at crosen@grizzlies.com
Cick here to Download flyer

South Main Association just had a meeting with a panel of developers and business owners on the state of the South Main area here in Memphis.  The panel consisted of Terry Lynch, Jason Wexler, Mark Grawemeyer and Paul Morris.

Many projects are in the works such as the renovation of the Chisca Hotel, the Harahan bridge project, and many more improvements coming to the South Main district.

Also, Lee Askew spoke briefly about the 2012 River Arts festival happening Friday-Sunday – October 26-28th.  RiverArtsFest

Thanks so much speakers, guests, Aldo’s Pizza, Leadership Memphis and members that attended and continue to be interested and give their time to help our area become an even livelier and vibrant area.

What a great turnout and Thanks
Leadership Memphis for providing
the meeting space. Your facility is awesome!

Thanks to our informative panel

We had a great time serving and thanking our Police! Hope to see you next year.

We Met and thanked our officers from the South Main Station…it was a great opportunity to exchange ideas and/or concerns. We also enjoyed the evening, met new neighbors, & learned how to make our community safer.

WHAT: South Main Block Party supporting National Night Out and STOP
WHEN: Tuesday, August 7th 6:00-8:00 PM
WHERE: Downtown Farmers Market Pavilion S. Front @ G E Patterson
o BRING YOUR LAWN CHAIRS & COOLERS
o FOOD TRUCKS AVAILABLE FOR FOOD PURCHASE
o ENJOY GREAT MUSIC
o GRIZZ GIRLS, GRIZZ, CLAW CREW WITH THEIR INFLATABLE SHOE HOOP & RAFFLES FOR COOL PRIZE PACKS

What a great turnout
Sharon is dressed for
the occasion.

Policeman speaking about
safety and our area

Thanks Volunteers!

Grizz bought on the games!

Have you seen this article from a Vancouver reporter?  Some great information about the South Main Area from a tourist/reporters perspective.  Some great photos of our area as well as an excellent picture of Hank Cowles, Henry Turley, Bert Sharp and Mark Grawemeyer.

click here to see article

South Main Association Meeting/Social at The Brass Door Memphis July 2012

Join us the first Tuesday of each month as we visit different businesses and have a variety of speakers while we just catch up on what’s happening in our South Main area and around Memphis.  We like to stay “in the know” and stay neighborly.  Social starts at 6 p.m. and speaker starts at 6:30p.m.

Featured Speaker Jeffrey Krida, CEO/American Queen Steamboat Company

Thanks to the Brass Door for Hosting Meeting/Social

Everyone just catching up and while waiting for speaker to start.

Jeffrey Krida
CEO/American Queen Steamboat Company

Bert & Eric just hanging out.

Joan & Cynthia posing for camera.                    Looking good ladies!

 

members pausing for some camera time. always glad to see people enjoying the food and refreshments.

 

 Well, it’s back!

 We had a great time at our South Main Association Social during trolley night June 2012.

Here are just a few pictures early in the night from our recent social.  Hope you can make it next time.

Members are free and guests are $10.  It’s the last Friday of every month starting at 6 p.m.  Come find us for burgers, beer, wine, and hot dogs located in the open outdoor space next to Bluff City Coffee.

Sign up at our membership table and find out about volunteer opportunities to help South Main continue to be a trendy and vibrant area to live and play. 

SEE YOU THERE!

Recently, the South Main Association met with featured guest speaker Congressman Steve Cohen (TN-09). Congressman Cohen presented a variety of items that are currently happening in the South Main historic district.

Congressman-Steve-Cohen

Congressman Cohen also spoke about a number of items currently in the works that may soon affect our neighborhood. He also reminded the group that he was instrumental in passing the open container law for special events in the South Main district. This allows groups hosting special events – like the South Main Association Trolley Tours – to include alcohol as part of the event.

South-Main-Members-Listen-to-Congressman-Cohen

Congressman Cohen was very informative and highlighted some exciting developments for our beautiful historic area. The Main Street to Main Street project which Congressman Cohen is working on will help revitalize, beautify and connect our city. We were happy to see so many of our members gather to hear him speak.

Main-Street-to-Main-Street-Project

We are excited to see what Congressman Cohen can do in conjunction with the Main Street to Main Street Multi-Modal Connector Project, a federally-funded program designed to revitalize our downtown. The South Main Association and its members cannot wait to be part of this exciting project.

South-Main-Historic-District-members

South-Main-Association-Members

If you haven’t yet visited the New Memphis Railroad and Trolley Museum here in Memphis Tennessee then you are missing out on some great history.  It’s a great place for kids also because kids Love trains!!

South Main Association got a sneak peak at this new Memphis treasure because they were the host of our May 2012 monthly membership meeting.

Our speaker was Linn Sitler, Memphis and Shelby County Film and Television Commissioner.  She told many great stories of how Memphis movie making began and how the corner of GE Patterson and South Main became a favorite of film producers.  She helped us realize how important and how much history we have right here in our own neighborhood.

And now with the Memphis Railroad and Trolley Museum we have even more history to share.  South Main is really coming alive and we hope you will bring your friends to show them all of what we have to offer.

Linn Sitler south main mtg may 2012 memphis railroad and trolley museum pic 2 better light

Click here for Memphis Railroad & Trolley Museum website with hours and prices or to donate.

 

 

Want to know what’s happening in the South Main District & Downtown Memphis….projects, developments, initiatives, community?  AC Wharton – Memphis Mayor is such a great speaker and loves Memphis as you can see in the video below.  He was recently at a South Main Association Meeting, April 2012.  The location of this meeting was the Grawemeyers newest restaurant on South Main.

 

speakers for city beautiful on a Hook up to clean up weekend event.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Memphis Mayor AC Wharton & Congressman Steve Cohen

Recently, the South Main Association took part in “Hook Up to Clean Up”, a volunteer event focused on cleaning up Downtown Memphis.

Great-American-Cleanup

In partnership with Great American Cleanup

Three areas were targeted as part of the Great American Cleanup initiative – South Main, the Riverfront and Uptown.

South-Main-Cleanup

Volunteer check-in

Volunteer registration began promptly at 9 am to get our teams organized for the event. We’re proud to say that on April 14, 2012, we had 87 volunteers arrive at three locations to help beautify our city. Our generous and eager volunteers helped make this event a success while making our city even better.

South-Main-Clean-Up-Volunteers

Working as a team to clean up South Main

The volunteers’ time was rewarded both with a rejuvenated cityscape as well as a post-clean up party. After hauling out the trash all morning, a party to celebrate a freshly-scrubbed Memphis was well deserved.

Amanda-Lott

Amanda Lott took part in the clean up efforts with a smile on her face.

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