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South Main Trolley Nights is a regular cultural street festival held within Memphis' eclectic and historic South Main neighborhood, located one block from historic Beale Street in downtown Memphis. The neighborhood is known as a central hub for the arts, home to the birth of the rock and roll genre and the world's first modern supermarket. The festival was inaugurated in 2000 and is held on the last Friday of each month, presented by the South Main Association. Visitors can explore the neighborhood's galleries and shops during the event, many of which remain open late and offer special exhibitions and events. Live music performances are showcased at several locations, and many restaurants in the area offer food and drink specials for the duration of the event. During the winter holidays, a holiday market is offered in conjunction with the event, featuring artisan vendors and live holiday music performances.

Phone: 901-270-0106

South Main Trolley Nights
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