Paving a LegacyThe Sidewalk of Stars is more than decoration—it's a "walk of fame" right here in Memphis. Nearly 90 brass stars line the pavement surrounding the Orpheum, each honoring legendary performers who graced its stage—from early 20th-century vaudevillians to modern superstars.Homegrown & IconicThe Orpheum isn’t just any stage—it’s a Memphis landmark. Since opening in 1928, this Renaissance-style theater has hosted everyone from Sarah Bernhardt and Harry Houdini to today’s best Broadway shows. It stands at the vibrant crossroads of Main and Beale—symbolizing the heart of the city’s artistic pulse.A Star-Studded WalkIn this episode, we spotlight some of the most celebrated stars:Musical legends like B.B. King, Buddy Guy, and Stevie Ray Vaughan—icons who defined blues and rock in MemphisComedy royalty including Jerry Seinfeld and Steve MartinCultural icons like Isaac Hayes and Harry Houdini Why 91 Stars?The sidewalk includes 91 brass stars, representing decades of performers across genres. Each star was added as a permanent tribute following a ceremony—a tangible salute to those who shaped the Orpheum’s legacy.#OrpheumMemphis #JimmyOgle #MemphisMikeandFriends

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