Original, locally-researched guides to help you save more in Memphis. Written by locals, updated weekly, always free.

From the Peabody Duck March to free museum hours at Memphis Brooks and the Big River Crossing — here are a dozen ways to enjoy Memphis without spending a dime. Updated weekly with new events.

You don't need to break the bank for world-class BBQ. We mapped out the tastiest spots where two people can eat for under $20 — from Payne's Bar-B-Q to Maciel's Tortas and Central BBQ's lunch deals.

We price-compared 30 common items across Memphis's top grocery chains. The results might surprise you — Aldi saves 8% over Walmart, while Kroger digital coupons can close the gap on specific categories.

School supplies, backpacks, clothes — we tracked prices at Target, Walmart, Dollar Tree, and Kroger to find out where Memphis parents save the most this August. Plus our stacking strategy that saves an extra 15%.

Dinner at Huey's with a BOGO burger deal, followed by the $8 Bass Pro Pyramid observation deck at sunset. These are date combos that feel premium but cost a fraction of what you'd expect.

Oil changes, brake pads, and battery replacements — we compared prices and current coupon availability at the big chains and three trusted local shops. The cheapest option depends on the job.
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Every article is written by a Memphis local who shops the same stores you do. We research prices, test coupons, and visit locations in person. No sponsored content, no paid placements — just honest local savings advice.
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