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June Bike Night
Bumpus Harley-Davidson of Memphis hosts a bike night featuring live music, food, vendors, and a friendly crowd. Saddle Up provides the soundtrack, Big Kuntry's Hot Dogs is on site, and giveaways add to the excitement as hundreds of bikes gather. Riders and spectators can enjoy a lively atmosphere with plenty to see and do.
Bumpus Harley-Davidson of MemphisOne Piece Wednesdays!
901 Games East hosts weekly store tournaments for the One Piece card game. Events typically use a constructed format unless an alternative is announced. Players of all experience levels are welcome. Register through the Bandai TCG+ app.
901 Comics EastCareer Fair at Porter-Leath
Porter-Leath is hosting a career fair to expand its team across multiple locations. Explore openings for teachers, teacher assistants, classroom floaters, family liaisons, and other roles. Bring a resume, dress professionally, and be ready for on-site interviews. The organization highlights benefits such as competitive pay, paid personal leave, a 401(k) employer match, opportunities for advancement, and a staff discount on childcare.
Porter-Leath Early Childhood Support CenterBe Active and MOVE! Physical Activity Program for Veterans
This 8-week Be Active and MOVE! physical activity series supports Veterans in building healthier habits through consistent exercise and practical lifestyle changes. Each session highlights simple ways to weave movement into everyday routines, with goals that include lasting weight management, increased strength, and overall wellness. Instruction may draw on kinesiotherapy principles, introducing activities like gait training, endurance building, and work tolerance, along with techniques that reduce injury risk and make daily tasks safer to perform. Participants can also explore body mechanics and strategies that carry over to real life at home and on the job. The series follows national recommendations for activity, encouraging a weekly target of at least 150 minutes of moderate movement plus strength and balance work. Regular participation can benefit both physical and mental health, helping Veterans build resilience and enhance quality of life. Sessions take place at the Lt. Col. Luke Weathers, Jr. VA Medical Center in the Administration Building on the first floor, Room BW128. To enroll or ask questions, contact your MOVE! team or call Casey Provo at 901-523-8990.
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