Here’s some information on an upcoming concert at Idlewild Presbyterian Church:

The popular Bach at Idlewild concert series begins its fifth year at 4 p.m. Oct. 3. Core players of the Memphis Symphony Orchestra (MSO) join the choirs and soloists of Idlewild Presbyterian and Bartlett United Methodist Churches and musicians from throughout the community for a varied program of solo, chamber and sacred choral music. The new MSO music director Mei Ann Chen will supervise rehearsals and program, and her gifted new assistant conductor Stilian Kirov will be on the podium.

Kids and their parents can learn about a unique African culture that once stretched along the United States’ eastern seaboard when they visit the Children’s Museum starting Saturday, Sept. 25.

“Gullah is a West African culture that survived the hardships of slavery and remained almost unscathed since the 1600s,” according to a press release from the museum.

Organizers say the exhibit, called “Tales from the Land of Gullah,” turns back the clock to the 1940’s when the Gullah culture had little contact with the outside world.

“In today's society, values and traditions are assimilating into one as advances in technology bring the world together,” the museum said. “This exhibit aims to preserve and provide cultural understanding of Gullah traditions, as well as develop an appreciation for one's own culture and background.”

The exhibit runs from Sept. 25 until Jan. 2.

Someone lost their dog in Overton Park two weekends ago and now he needs your help finding his owner.

The dog was found wandering around the Levitt Shell during the Kevin Gordon show on Sunday, Sept. 19.

If you’re the owner, or would like to care for him until his owner is found, call the Central Animal Hospital at 274-1444 and ask to speak to Dr. Dr. Lynn Svoboda.