Marshall Arts, founded by painter Pinkney Herbert, is one of the main venues for the display of visual and performing arts in Memphis Social.

An exhibition space for visual and performing arts being utilized for Memphis Social.

A billboard space adjacent to Marshall Arts Space, that will be utilized by artist/s for the duration of Memphis Social.

The Hyde Gallery, At the Nesin Graduate School, the Memphis College of Art's downtown location in the South Main St. Historic District. The Hyde will host a large ensemble show of local, national and international artists and arts and social organizations for "Memphis Social" May 10-18th, 2013. Opening May 10.

115 Union St., in the downtown area, be utilized by the Bullet Space Collective for installations during "Memphis Social".

One of the sites in the South Main St. Historic Arts District slated for "Memphis Social" artist installations and performance.

A former Sears distribution center and store near downtown that was an important part of the Memphis economy for multiple decades. It is now administered by Crosstown Arts. Parts of the site will be used for artist performance and installation for "Memphis Social."

An extensive parking garage connected to the Sears building that will be able to host large musical and performance events as well as artist installations during "Memphis Social".

Off of S. Main Street, Memphis. This site of the Martin Luther King assassination has been incorporated into the National Civil Rights Museum. Memphis Social will be held in nearby abandoned storefronts and lots.

Sun Studio a few doors down from Marshall Arts Center, which is one of the venues for "Memphis Social"