Events

Join Indie Memphis & Crosstown Arts for a discussion of best practices when applying for filmmaking grants and labs. Joseph Carr will lead a presentation for filmmakers applying for Indie Memphis’ IndieGrant program*. He will break down the application process step-by-step and provide tips on what the jurors look for when reviewing submissions. Additionally, Indie Memphis’ Kayla Myers and Amanzi Arnett will discuss other local and national opportunities for grant funding, as well as provide guidance on how to best present yourself and your project when applying for funding.

Crosstown Arts and Indie Memphis present MicroCinema: Children’s Film Festival Seattle 2024: Best of the Fest Live Action Showcase in...

Crosstown Arts presents Endless Poetry in Crosstown Theater. Crosstown Theater Thursday, May 16, 2024 Tickets: $5 at the door Doors at...

Crosstown Arts presents the Mississippi Moon Festival Showcase preview in The Green Room. The Green Room at Crosstown Arts Thursday,...

Join director Jamila Wignot in person for a preview of the first episode of the new HBO docuseries STAX: Soulsville U.S.A., followed by a panel discussion with Wignot and key participants. After the film and post-film discussion, please join HBO, Crosstown Arts, and Indie Memphis for a reception for all ticket-holders. The post-film reception will be held in the Crosstown Arts East Atrium (above the red staircase). Complimentary food and drinks will be provided.

Crosstown Arts presents the Residency Application Info Session in the Glassroom Classroom. The Glassroom Classroom Tuesday, May 21, 2024 Time:...

Crosstown Arts presents an Opening Reception for “MANE” and “Hidden Gems” curated by Najee Strickland and Kiara Sally in the Galleries at Crosstown Arts.

Crosstown Arts and Folk All Y’all present Hayley Reardon in The Green Room. The Green Room at Crosstown Arts Saturday,...

Crosstown Arts presents 45 Years of Fear: an anniversary screening of Dawn of the Dead in Crosstown Theater. Crosstown Theater Thursday,...

Takuya Nakamura has distinguished himself by composing and effectively fusing uncommon and exciting styles of music, leaving audiences and music critics alike excited for future performances. Takuya moved to New York from his native Tokyo and became a sought-after part of NYC's vibrant live/electronic scene. Now the producer/DJ/multi-instrumentalist plays trumpet, keyboards, and various electronic instruments with various artists and musicians throughout the United States and the world.

Kirk Whalum’s Epic Cool is an electrifying collection of original grooves. Teaming up with producer Greg Manning (two-time GRAMMYr nominee, composer/collaborator on 10 No. 1 Billboard hits), Whalum focuses on his songwriting to craft an album that's passionate and spirited on a monumental scale, but with his trademark soul. Celebrate its release with this very special performance at Crosstown Theater!

PRIZM Ensemble presents Imani Winds in collaboration with Crosstown Arts  in Crosstown Theater. Crosstown Theater at Crosstown Arts Monday, June...