Things to Do in Blytheville
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Rockin' Running Tours
- Multiple Locations
Guide matches runners’ pace during 3-mile tours past historical sites, Johnny Cash's old neighborhood, or downtown Memphis
Golf & Games Family Park
- Memphis
A 40-acre fun center houses an arcade with more than 100 games, a 54-hole mini-golf course, and a 6,000-square-foot laser-tag arena
Wedgewood Golfers' Club North Creek Golf Course
- Multiple Locations
Two courses stretch across natural terrain, each sporting bermuda-grass fairways that snake through dense woods and impeding water hazards
City of Bartlett Parks and Recreation
- Bartlett
Students groove to Latin beats in Zumba classes that double as dance parties or boost their heart rates in bench aerobics courses
Crown Winery
- Humboldt
Hilltop winery & Tuscan-style villa courts visitors with wine tastings, vineyard tours & commemorative souvenirs.
Showcase Equestrian Center, LLC
- Gray's Creek Association
Lifetime rider, teacher, and trainer provides one-on-one instruction to riders aged 5 and older
Paula's Yoga
- Memphis
Students focus on form and breathing in one-hour Viniyoga classes held at Mullins United Methodist Church
Euphoria Fitness Studios
- Collierville
Certified instructors lead classes in lap dancing, pole dancing, and boot camps to burn calories while boosting self confidence
Raintree Equestrian Center
- Olive Branch
Horse-riding lessons with experienced instructor aim to instill proper technique, such as center balance, soft hands, and firm legs
Wright's ATA Martial Arts
- Memphis
Build discipline and self-defense skills during tae kwon do, cardio-kickboxing, or krav maga classes
Omni Health & Fitness Collierville
- Collierville
Work out in a spacious and luxurious gym with amenities such as an indoor pool and a rock-climbing wall
Bragging Beauty Fitness
- Audubon Park
Certified personal trainers help individuals of all fitness abilities shed fat and tone muscles during outdoor boot-camp sessions
Bounceria
- Hickory Ridge Mall
Inflatable slide rental or party package for up to 15 kids with bounce house and snacks
Plié, Pump & Palette
- Germantown
On Friday night, groups choose a mural design and then paint it on a wall
JD Body Sculpting
For 60 minutes, a certified trainer helps groups get in shape with varied cardio and strength-training exercises
GFMEP FIT
- Midtown
Minor Bowens uses a method perfected by military special ops and police academies to train his clients
Vantage Point Golf Center Cordova
- Alliance of Cordova Neighborhoods
Lessons with veteran golf instructor who evaluates players' needs through various drills and teaching techniques that improve their skills.
Recommended Things to Do by Groupon Customers
The interactive exhibits and programs compiled by the Pink Palace Family of Museums reinforce a mission that has stayed constant for 80 years: to "inspire people to learn how history, science, technology, and nature shape the Mid-South." Attached to Clarence Saunders' mansion built in the 1920s, the museum's permanent exhibits take an eclectic approach to chronicling the past, revealing everything from ancient fossils to contemporary southern history. Inside, visitors can chart the history of Memphis from the early Spanish explorers through the Civil War or walk through a replica of Saunders' original Piggly Wiggly—the country’s first self-service grocery store, and even see a shrunken head. Global adventures are chronicled on a four-story screen at the CTI-IMAX theater, and the Sharpe Planetarium explores the cosmos from the comfort of a 130-seat theater.
Traveling to east Memphis, one can discern the natural side of the Pink Palace Family of Museums. Lichterman Nature Center encompasses 65 acres of lush gardens filled with native wildflowers, trees, and wildlife. The center combines self-guided nature walks with plant sales and educational activities to expose visitors to the natural world.
For each seating option, choose between the following performances:
Inspired by cosmologist Carl Sagan's historic discovery that everything looks totally awesome under strobing blacklights and smoke machines, cosmic bowling turns an ordinary bowling ball into a glittering planet hurtling through a vast and unknowable universe before exploding into a supernova of scattered neon pins. Your Groupon lets you choose one of FunQuest’s two late-night cosmic options, depending on which night you roll. On Friday nights after 10 p.m., you and a partner get two hours of bowling, a large pizza, and two pitchers of soda for dipping—because hungry bowlers leave happy pins, and when pins are happy, an angel slaps a kitten. On Saturday nights after 9 p.m., you and your friend get three hours to bowl, a large pizza, and one pitcher of soda. Shoe rental is included on both days.
Mid-South Ice House sparks heated competition amid icy environs by hosting hockey, curling, and broomball teams. The center also caters to figure skaters with regular freestyle sessions. In addition to athletic endeavors, it supports family-friendly revelry with regular open skates, lessons for ages 2 to adult, and a private party room. Cosmic Skate sessions every Saturday night capture the dazzle of the northern lights, sending a multihued glow over glinting ice.
The Memphis Symphony Orchestra has been breaking strings and the hearts of screaming fans since its inception in 1952. This year, the orchestra will once again resonate throughout the elegantly crafted Cannon Center, sending seasonal shivers down the tickled spines of all audience members. The Home for the Holidays performance includes vocal joys from soprano Ashley Brown, best known for her portrayal of Mary Poppins on Broadway, in addition to a medley of carol-worthy classics performed by the Memphis Symphony Chorus and the University of Memphis Concert Singers. The evening's combination of power and cheer will cause many to be moved to tears, which will likely form puddles in the theater, making exiting nearly impossible without an inflatable raft.
Perched atop a bluff overlooking the Mississippi River, the Metal Museum provides an opportunity for visitors to view expertly crafted metalwork every day without transforming their minivans into tree-hanging dragon feeders. As the only institution in the United States devoted exclusively to showcasing fine metalwork, the National Ornamental Metal Museum takes visitors back to a time when blacksmiths were revered as celebrities and held frontcourt season tickets to public stoning bouts. Visitors can peruse a variety of metalworking facilities, exhibits, and a gift shop while browsing delicate knives and jewelry alongside sturdy cast-iron sculptures and contemporary works. Each individual membership is good for one year and includes free admission to all exhibits. Additionally, members will receive 10% off any metal repair work performed by the museum’s capable smiths, a tuition discount for classes, special-event and newsletter mailings, and 10% off gift-store items. With three guest day passes, you’ll never get caught with no way to entertain the in-laws or pals visiting on a rainy day.
