Memphis Destination Planning Guide

Cooper Young entertainMent distriCt www.cooper-young.com | 901-276-7222 | fax: 901-276-7222 A cultural crossroads of shops, restaurants, galleries, rock clubs and various points of interest. Scout antiques, grab some coffee, waste an afternoon in a record store, dine al fresco, attend an outdoor festival and enjoy this diverse neighborhood located in historic Midtown. southland parK gaMing & raCing www.southlandgreyhound.com | 870-735-3670 | fax: 870-732-8335 The only place in the Mid-South where you can enjoy good friends, great food and the pulse-pounding excitement of man’s best friend furiously chasing an automated rabbit -- as well as a wide range of simulcast thoroughbred and greyhound races from premiere tracks around the country. • Dress code applies—no jeans, shorts or tennis shoes • Advance reservations required • No group menus • Suggested tour time with dinner—3 ½ hours tuniCa, Ms—Casinos www.tunicamiss.org | 662-363-3800 You don’t have to go to Vegas to put it all on black. Just thirty minutes south of Memphis, across the border and through the woods, is Tunica, Mississippi, the casino capital of the South. 24-hours of slots, buffets, card tables and live entertainment await: • Bally’s Casino • Grand Casino Tunica • Resorts Casino • Fitzgerald’s Casino • Hollywood Casino • Sam’s Town Casino • Gold Strike Casino Resort • Horseshoe Casino • Sheraton Casino Each location offers live entertainment, championship golf courses, tennis, riverboat, a diverse collection of shops and other options. For more information, contact the Tunica Convention and Visitors Bureau. past Meets present: MeMphis’ living historY the Cotton MuseuM at the MeMphis Cotton exChange www.memphiscottonmuseum.org 901-531-7826 | fax: 901-531-7827 The Cotton Museum tells the story of this historydefining industry and its economic, artistic and cultural influences on the South and, ultimately, on the world. The Memphis Cotton Exchange room and trading floor have been restored to their 1939 look, complete with the original chalkscribbled trading board and Western Union office. Video, photos and other artifacts further highlight the impact of “white gold” on life today. • Suggested tour time: 1- 1 ½ hours is mud land river park 8 http://www.cooper-young.com http://www.southlandgreyhound.com http://www.tunicamiss.org http://www.memphiscottonmuseum.org

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Memphis Destination Planning Guide Contents Themed Itineraries Annual Events Meeting and Convention Services Memphis CVB Sales Staff Convention Facilities Hotels and Lodging Meeting/Event Planners Hotels and Lodging Tour/Travel Planners Attractions Dining Shopping Sports and Recreation Stages, Arenas and Entertainment Venues Theater and Performing Arts Sightseeing and Tour Services Around Town Transportation Airlines Business Services City Map Downtown Map

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