Watch a live music or dance program and learn more about the artists through their own descriptions and performances. Programs, performers and admission vary by event.

A Memphis Example

World Relief Memphis announced Casa Art and DLR Dance Studio for the 2026 Memphis Cup of Nations Family Festival, using the Overton Park Shell mobile stage.

Explore a community festival through its food vendors, cultural exhibits and conversations with participating organizations. Check a particular festival’s program for its actual vendors, admission rules and purchases.

A Memphis Example

The Memphis Cup of Nations Family Festival launched in 2026 alongside the existing tournament. Its program advertises international food and cultural activities.

Watch local soccer from the sidelines and follow a tournament’s teams, group rounds and finals. Spectator admission and player registration are different arrangements; check the named event for each.

A Memphis Example

Memphis Cup of Nations uses seven-a-side play and teams representing countries. Its published overview explains tournament eligibility and match rules.

The Memphis Cup of Nations & Family Festival adds a festival to the established Memphis Cup of Nations (MCON) international soccer tournament. The tournament began in 2014; the organizer identifies 2026 as the launch year for the Family Festival.

The festival brings food vendors, cultural performances and children’s activities alongside the matches. It is presented by World Relief Memphis in partnership with Fellowship of Christian Athletes Memphis.

Community And Fundraising

World Relief Memphis is the local office of the global Christian humanitarian organization World Relief. The event website links to an official World Relief donation campaign. A fundraising target and the allocation of event proceeds have not been confirmed in the material reviewed.

Sources

Organizer’s Festival History And Partnership · About World Relief Memphis. Checked October 24, 2026.

The Memphis Cup of Nations & Family Festival adds a festival to the established Memphis Cup of Nations (MCON) international soccer tournament. The tournament began in 2014; the organizer identifies 2026 as the launch year for the Family Festival.

The festival brings food vendors, cultural performances and children’s activities alongside the matches. It is presented by World Relief Memphis in partnership with Fellowship of Christian Athletes Memphis.

Community And Fundraising

World Relief Memphis is the local office of the global Christian humanitarian organization World Relief. The event website links to an official World Relief donation campaign. A fundraising target and the allocation of event proceeds have not been confirmed in the material reviewed.

Sources

Organizer’s Festival History And Partnership · About World Relief Memphis. Checked October 24, 2026.

The Family Festival provides ways to enjoy Memphis Cup of Nations beyond watching soccer: visit food and community booths, watch performances and explore the children’s activity area.

This is a dated visit to the 2026 festival at Bellevue’s soccer fields, rather than a year-round program at the church.

Overton Park Shell lists a Shell On Wheels appearance at Memphis Cup of Nations. The mobile stage brings the performance program to Bellevue’s soccer fields; this listing is not for the permanent Shell venue on Poplar Avenue.

Memphis Cup of Nations combines country-representing teams with an international festival. This experience is about spectating; the adult player restrictions in the tournament rules do not restrict the all-ages festival audience.

The competition has group play followed by knockout and placement games. The annual tournament began in 2014.

The Path is described by World Relief Memphis as a global community of people of faith supporting displaced and vulnerable people, including a local Memphis community.

The official page offers updates and stories, and describes ways to connect through virtual events, prayer and social channels. It is a supporter community, not an MCON team roster or a soccer club.

Join Or Learn More

The official page contains a “Join The Path” link. Check that page for current participation and giving arrangements; no fee, recurring donation amount or meeting schedule is asserted here.

Sources

Official Memphis Introduction To The Path. Checked October 24, 2026.

Bellevue Baptist Church is at 2000 Appling Road, Cordova, TN 38016. Its own MCON listing identifies the Bellevue Soccer Fields as the event meeting point.

The church’s listing describes festival service activities involving food, children’s activities and team support. World Relief Memphis’s October 21 announcement also lists Bellevue as a festival sponsor.

The church and its soccer-field venue have separate pages here: the church is an organization; the fields are the event destination.

Sources

Bellevue’s MCON Listing · Organizer’s Sponsor Announcement. Checked October 24, 2026.

Bikers Against Child Abuse (B.A.C.A.) is an international organization whose published mission describes emotional and physical presence in support of children who have experienced abuse, working alongside established protection authorities.

Festival Connection

World Relief Memphis’s October 21 announcement lists Bikers Against Child Abuse (BACA) as a festival participant. It does not identify the attending chapter, booth program or local representative. This page therefore links to the international organization without assigning a particular chapter to the festival.

Search For The Festival’s Participating Chapter.

Sources

Official B.A.C.A. Mission · Organizer’s Participant Announcement. Checked October 24, 2026.

Greater Memphis FCA is the local Fellowship of Christian Athletes ministry. Its official site describes Christian ministry with coaches and athletes and connection with the church.

Festival Partnership

The official MCON history page identifies World Relief Memphis and FCA Memphis as the presenting partnership. That verifies an organizing partnership; it does not establish that FCA receives a specified share of event proceeds.

Contact

Mailing address: P.O. Box 171375, Memphis, TN 38187. Phone: 901-683-3399. Email: memphisfca@fca.org.

Sources

Official Greater Memphis FCA Site · Official MCON Partnership. Checked October 24, 2026.

MyCityRides describes a nonprofit program intended to make transportation and scooter ownership accessible to people with limited means who need to get to work. Its official history dates the founding idea to 2017.

World Relief Memphis’s October 21 festival announcement lists MyCityRides among participating vendors/community organizations and sponsors. The announcement does not specify its booth activities or offer a free scooter.

Contact

3155 Summer Avenue, Memphis, TN 38112. Phone: 901-443-5160. Email: team@mycityrides.org. This address is the organization’s own site, not the festival destination.

Sources

Official MyCityRides Profile · Official Contact Details · Organizer’s Participant Announcement. Checked October 24, 2026.

Overton Park Shell describes its mission around music, education and community. Its public programs include Shell On Wheels.

Festival Connection

Its October 24 MCON listing announces a mobile-stage appearance at Bellevue Baptist Church. The appearance is at the festival venue, not the Shell’s permanent Poplar Avenue address.

Contact

1928 Poplar Avenue, Memphis, TN 38104. Email: info@overtonparkshell.org. Phone: 901-300-3011.

Sources

Official Shell Festival Listing · Overton Park Shell. Checked October 24, 2026.

World Relief is a global Christian humanitarian organization that works with churches and communities. Its official profile traces its founding to the period after World War II.

Its public overview describes humanitarian and disaster response, community strengthening and resilience, and work with refugees and other immigrants in the United States.

The Memphis Connection

World Relief Memphis is a local office within this wider organization. Local event details, volunteer placement and Memphis services should be checked with that office rather than assumed to apply throughout World Relief.

Sources

Official World Relief Overview · Memphis Office Profile. Checked October 24, 2026.

World Relief Memphis opened in 2012 and is part of World Relief’s national office network. Its work supports refugees and other immigrants in vulnerable situations through local staff, churches and community partners.

The office’s public site describes education, employment, refugee resettlement, youth support and immigration legal services. It identifies PJ Moore as Executive Director.

Local Office And Global Organization

The Memphis office carries out local programs within World Relief, a global Christian humanitarian organization. The local office and the wider organization have separate pages here to distinguish their scope.

Contact

5340 Quince Road, Suite A, Memphis, TN 38119. Phone: 901-341-0220. Event contact: WRmemphis@wr.org. This office address is not the MCON festival venue.

Sources

Official Memphis Office Profile · Memphis Programs And Contact. Checked October 24, 2026.

Bellevue Baptist Church identifies its soccer fields as the meeting venue for Memphis Cup of Nations and Family Festival at 2000 Appling Road, Cordova, TN 38016.

Use the soccer-field destination for this event, rather than World Relief Memphis’s office address. The festival program advertises soccer, a performance stage and family/vendor areas.

Plan A Visit

Public festival access is confirmed for the announced event. General field access, reservations and opening hours outside that event have not been verified. Parking entrance, accessible routes, field surfaces, restrooms and rain arrangements should be checked with the organizer.

Search For Soccer Field Arrival Details.

Sources

Bellevue’s Event Listing · Festival Venue Information. Checked October 24, 2026.