Welcome back to The To-Do List, where Daily Memphian staffers suggest their favorite events and activities for the coming week.

In this week’s To-Do List, eat ice cream for breakfast, party like Edgar Allan Poe and get campy at the Children’s Museum of Memphis.

Memphis Lunar New Year Bar Crawl at various locations, through Saturday, Feb. 28:

This year’s Lunar New Year Bar Crawl locations are Good Fortune Co., Bao Toan Kitchen & Bar and Cameo. (The Daily Memphian file)

It’s about to be the Year of the Fire Horse, according to the Chinese zodiac, and it’s time to party. The Lunar New Year is Feb. 17, but you can go ahead and get started on the fifth annual Lunar New Year Bar Crawl. This year’s bars are Good Fortune Co., Bao Toan Kitchen & Bar and Cameo. Here’s how it works: You pick up a passport from any of those bars, and you’ll get a stamp when you order certain cocktails. Get six stamps (two drinks at each place), and turn it in for a free T-shirt designed by Memphis artist Kobie Steele, so you can ride into a fiery new year in style. You have until the end of the month to complete the passport. Good Fortune Co., 361 S. Main St.; Bao Toan Kitchen & Bar, 1350 Concourse Ave., suite 165; Cameo, 1835 Union Ave., suite 103. More info here. — Nick Lingerfelt

Diana Krall at the Orpheum Theatre, Thursday:

Diana Krall will play at the Orpheum Theatre on Thursday, Feb. 5. (Amy Harris/Invision/AP file)

Jazz singer Diana Krall started playing piano when she was just four years old. And by age 15, she was performing in restaurants. When I was that age, I wanted to be a teacher or a fashion photographer, neither of which panned out or even sound like something I’d want to do now. But Krall knew what she was doing: To date, she’s had eight albums debut at the top of the Billboard Jazz Albums chart. And she’s won two Grammys, 10 Junos (the Canadian equivalent of a Grammy) and earned multiple gold and platinum albums. 7:30 p.m. Tickets start at $34. 203 S. Main St. More info here. — Bianca Phillips

Mardi Gras In Memphis at multiple locations, Friday-Sunday:

Fat Tuesday is part of the Mardi Gras in Memphis bar crawl on Friday, Feb. 6. (Samuel Hardiman/The Daily Memphian file)

Fat Tuesday isn’t until Feb. 17, but Memphis loves any excuse to party early. This three-day event starts with a Mardi Glow Bar Crawl on Friday night with stops at Fat Tuesday (natch), Cache 42, Sage, Silky’s O’Sullivan’s, Esco and more. That starts at 6 p.m. On Saturday, there’s a Mardi Gras parade and block party on Beale Street starting at noon. And on Sunday, there’s a Mardi Bowl Tailgate Super Bowl watch party at The Columns. Doors open at 3 p.m. Weekend passes are $115, and ticket prices vary for other events. More info here. — Phillips

Kaye’s Pints & Scoops Ice Cream for Breakfast Day, Saturday:

Kaye’s Pints and Scoops will celebrate Ice Cream for Breakfast Day on Saturday, Feb. 7. (Mark Weber/The Daily Memphian file)

If you’re anything like me, being frozen inside my house for almost two weeks does nothing to curb my craving for ice cream. Luckily, Kaye’s Pints & Scoops feels the same way. So much so, they are serving up the frozen treat for breakfast. Head to the ice cream joint Saturday morning for sundaes topped with your favorite breakfast snacks. And don’t forget your PJs. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. 2089 Winchester Road. Click here for more info. — Kelsey Bowen 

Super Saturday at the Brooks Museum of Art, Saturday:

Chakaia Booker's "Untitled”

To celebrate Black History Month, the Brooks Museum of Art is waiving admission. The museum will spotlight Black American artist Chakaia Booker, known for her abstract sculptures made from rubber tires. If you’ve been to the museum recently, you’ve probably seen Booker’s untitled 2002 tire sculpture, which she made by cutting, tearing, coiling and fastening together reclaimed tires — materials she has described as “a compelling metaphor of African American survival in the modern world.” In her honor, visitors will be able to make their own version of Booker’s sculptures using paper. 10 a.m.-noon. Free. 1934 Poplar Ave. Click here for more info. — Bowen 

Beale Street Monster Club: Edgar Allan Poe celebration at A. Schwab, Saturday:

Beale Street Monster Club will hold an Edgar Allan Poe party at A. Schwab on Saturday, Feb. 7. (The Daily Memphian file)

Happy (belated) 217th birthday, Edgar Allan Poe. We are celebrating monster-style at the top floor of A. Schwab. Learn about the tragic life of the man, the myth, the legend behind your darkest nightmares. Upon this midday dreary, we’ll be tucked in for a double feature of “The Black Cat” (1934) and “The Raven” (1935). 1-3:30 p.m. Free. 163 Beale St. Click here for more information. — Bowen

Like Really Creative Giant Community Collage, Saturday:

Y’all know I am always talking about collages over here. Now, it’s time for the big one. A giant one, even. Like Really Creative is partnering with Memphis Public Libraries to create a humongous collage on a colossus piece of wood. Use scraps, shreds, bits and bobs to create something beautiful and abstract with your community. But don’t worry, you can make your own private artwork, too! 2-4 p.m. Free. 3030 Poplar Ave. Click here to RSVP. — Bowen 

Libration at Soul & Spirits, Saturday:

Libration will be at Soul & Spirits Brewing on Saturday, Feb. 7. (Mark Weber/The Daily Memphian file)

This fundraiser for the Memphis Library Foundation combines local music and local brews, and Memphis Public Libraries employees are the honored guests. Library staffers can show their badges for free entry, and everyone else pays $20, which includes one beer from the bar. Kids and dogs are welcome. 2-5 p.m. 845 N. Main St. More info and tickets here. — Phillips

‘Works of Heart’ at Memphis Botanic Garden, Saturday:

The annual “Works of Heart” art auction party is at the Memphis Botanic Garden on Saturday, Feb. 7. (The Daily Memphian file)

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, and that means it’s time for the Memphis Child Advocacy Center’s 34th annual art auction. All of the artwork is heart-themed and created by local artists. And the party includes complimentary wine, Grind City Brewing beer, appetizers and tunes from DJ Alpha Whiskey. 7-10 p.m. $100. 750 Cherry Road. More info here. — Phillips

‘Cirque du CMOM: Absurdly Campy’ at the Children’s Museum of Memphis, Saturday:

The Children’s Museum is just for adults on this night, and the theme is full-on camp. So, break out your most outrageous, flamboyant, kitschy outfit. (Need some inspo? Check out these outfits from the camp-themed 2019 Met Gala.) Almost Elton John will perform, and there will be apps, cocktails and a silent auction. Speaking of camp, there’s even a diamond pull from Gattas Jewelers. 7-11 p.m. $175 for general admission or $250 for VIP. 2525 Central Ave. More info here. — Phillips

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