Sculptures by Floridian wood sculptor Marlin Miller will be on display at the Ohr-O’Keefe Museum of Art. Miller is known for his work transforming trees damaged by Hurricane Katrina. This display symbolizes the deep emotions felt during the destruction and aftermath of the storm. Call 228.374.5547 for more information.
The Ohr-O’ Keefe Museum of Art will host an exhibition highlighting the after-effects and recovery from Hurricane Katrina. This show will end on September 12, which will mark the 10th anniversary of the coast’s destruction. Donations will be accepted. Call 228.374.5547 for more information.
The Ohr O’Keefe Museum of Art marks 10 years since the devastating storm and the subsequent recovery through multimedia exhibits. Call 228.374.5547 or visit katrinaplus10.com.
Grab a helmet and get in gear for the Dixie Thunder Run. Celebrating its 10th year, the event will include organized rides, a reception for bikers, a raffle, and entertainment, with all proceeds benefitting Soldiers Helping Soldiers. For information, go to dixiethunderrun.net.
Williams’ birthplace celebrates the playwright with a week of scholarly lectures, dramatic presentations, home tours, and Southern hospitality. Find Tennessee Williams Tribute-Columbus on Facebook.
Competition teams come from across the country for the festival that celebrates the “BBQ lifestyle” of the Yazoo-Mississippi Delta and benefits the Yazoo City Boys and Girls Club. For information, call 800.381.0662 or visit fireandfeast.org.
Enjoy the rich Celtic culture and activities at this family-friendly festival. The event features Celtic performers and artisans, as well as food, workshops, educational activities for children, dancing, and more. Visit celticfestms.org.
Headlined by top blues artists, this 24th annual festival features music, culture exhibits, food, and more. Visit msgulfcoastbluesfest.com for ticket information.
Named a top event by Southeast Tourism Society, the Biloxi Seafood Festival offers family fun, craft vendors, gumbo championship, and more. Visit biloxi.org for information.
The 5th annual festival promises a weekend of impressive talent featuring showcases and workshops from professional songwriters. All performances are free to the public. Visit mssongwritersfestival.com for a schedule and more information.
Come and sample more than 300 rice dishes at this annual luncheon hosted by Delta Rice Promotions, INC. at Delta State University. In addition to the rice luncheon, there will be a “Think Rice” cook-off contest the morning of the luncheon. Tickets may be purchased at County Extension Offices throughout the Delta, local Farm Bureau […]
A great lineup of live music, food and art vendors, and the Color My Delta 5K are scheduled to achieve this festival’s goal of “food, music, and healthy living.” Visit charlestongatewayfestival.org or find the event on Facebook.
Run or walk some of the state’s most beautiful streets. The 34th annual race offers a 10K, 5K, and fun run. Visit 300oaks.com for registration and information.
With the announcement of the GRAMMY Museum to open in Cleveland soon, all eyes and ears are on the Delta. Now in its 38th year, the festival features a bevy of soulful performers and celebrates the heritage and impact of the Mississippi blues. Visit deltablues.org for tickets and information.
“From Bollywood to Hollywood” is the theme for the 56th annual ball hosted by the Jackson Symphony League. The black-tie event will feature a seated formal dinner, auction, and dancing, with proceeds benefitting the Mississippi Symphony Orchestra. Call 601.960.1656 for tickets or find the Jackson Symphony League on Facebook.
This free event will be held at Duling Hall in Fondren and includes refreshments by local restaurants Babalu and Table 100 and live music by Andrew Pates. The preview party begins at 5:30 p.m. and the live art auction at 7 p.m. A special feature is Mississippi watercolorist Wyatt Waters painting a still-life on site […]
Gather the family and find a spot in the shade of the pecan orchard. With more than 250 booths of arts and crafts, antiques, and great Southern cuisine, plus a charity bake-off, live music, and quilt and auto shows, there’s something for everyone. Call 601.964.8201 or visit mspecanfestival.com.
Be transported to centuries past and immerse yourself in Mississippi history with tours of antebellum homes and several special events. Visit natchezpilgrimage.com.
The Wing Dang Dash 5K will kick off the 10th annual festival, followed by a wing-cooking contest, live music, great food, and family fun. Visit wingdangdoodlefestival.com.
Held at Jamie Fowler Boyll Park, this annual event includes a 5K run and walk and kid’s run, a pet parade, and nonstop music from some of the best bands in the Jackson area. There will also be a wide variety of children’s activities, arts and crafts vendors, coffee, desserts, food and soft drinks, a […]
Pay tribute to the area’s rich wildlife and forestry heritage with exhibits, entertainment, food, and more. Call the Clarke County Chamber of Commerce at 601.776.5701 for more information.
St. Joseph Catholic Church hosts the 29th annual festival featuring authentic German music and food. Visit stjosephgluckstadt.com for information.