Mississippi Culture
Famed chef adds bourbon to ‘Move on Up Mississippi’ recipe
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First Oxford Bourbon Festival will bring award-winning chefs from around the region to tout the best bourbons and benefit Move on Up Mississippi charity.
Mississippi Culture
David Keary: Pioneer, savior and champion at the barre
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Ballet Mississippi’s artistic director honored for Leadership in Performing Arts at Governor’s Arts Awards
Mississippi Culture
Mississippi playwright’s ‘Boys in the Band’ marches triumphantly to Broadway
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Mart Crowley’s groundbreaking portrayal of gay men launched him from obscurity to international fame
Mississippi Culture
Robert Crowell’s sculpture is ‘Timeless’
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Jackson artist’s first solo exhibition includes 50 pieces at Arts Center of Mississippi and Art Garden at the Mississippi Museum of Art
Mississippi Culture
118 dancers make the cut for USA International Ballet Competition
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For two and a half days, selection committee combs through hundreds of application videos to determine who will dance this summer
Mississippi Culture
V.A. Patterson: a crucial component to Mississippi’s creative circle
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Patterson will tell you she’s not an artist, but she received a governor’s award for being an arts leader
Mississippi Culture
New Stage’s ‘Silent Sky’ speaks to its stars of women’s progress and potential
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Astronomy assistant Henrietta Leavitt discovered how to measure stellar distances at a time when a woman’s place in society was home-bound.
Mississippi Culture
Malaco Records: A soul survivor celebrates 50 years
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“We were one of the last companies that made black music for black people.” — Malaco co-founder Tommy Couch Sr.
Bicentennial
‘This Little Light of Mine’ shines at Civil Rights Museum
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Centerpiece art installation is one-of-a-kind experience
Bicentennial
Quilts patch together moments in Mississippi history
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Stories unfold as part of bicentennial celebration
Mississippi Culture
New Stage presents ‘slice of life in the South’ in Williams’ ‘Baby Doll’
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Set in the 1950s, the comedy drama is the tale of a young wife and rival Mississippi cotton gin owners that is filled with schemes and desperate acts.
Mississippi Culture
History crumbles at 10 endangered places
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Jackson’s Fondren business district among Mississippi Heritage Trust’s Most Endangered Historic Places
Bicentennial
Mississippi Symphony resurrects Scott Joplin’s only surviving opera
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Performance celebrates ragtime composer’s legacy and state’s bicentennial
Mississippi Culture
‘Picturing Mississippi’ weaves state’s history into colorful tapestry
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Blockbuster exhibition is part of Mississippi Museum of Art’s celebration of the state’s bicentennial
Mississippi Culture
Tiny town is now a mecca for adventurous eaters
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Farm-to-table movement finds fertile ground in Flora