Meet NEH and NEA Chairs
Join us for a reception in honor of the Shelly Lowe, NEH Chair and Dr. Maria Rosario Jackson, NEA Chair, November 2nd at Smith Robertson Museum. Please RSVP to kmolpus@mhc.state.ms.us
Free
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Events
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Smith Robertson Museum & Cultural Center 528 Bloom St., Jackson, MS
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Jesmyn Ward Author Event “Let Us Descend”
Millsaps College 1701 N. State Street, Jackson, MississippiMillsaps College will be hosting Jesmyn Ward on Saturday, November 4th Gertrude C. Ford Academic Complex | Recital Hall — event begins at 2pm with a book signing to follow. LET US DESCEND is a reimagining of American slavery, as beautifully rendered as it is heart-wrenching. Searching, harrowing, replete with transcendent love, the novel is […]
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Allumer Natchez: History Comes Alive
Arts Danu 334 Main St Apt Mezzanine, Natchez,, MsThe third year of Allumer Natchez is moving to Downtown Natchez. The event is open air, visitors walk from installation to installation, digital and printed maps are provided. The projects will be located all over Downtown and onto The Bluff. Allumer Natchez is far more accessible this year, and as always it is free and […]
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Plant Medicine with Jenna Mae
USM Liberal Arts Building 114 N. 31st Ave., Hattiesburg, MSMedicine Wheel Garden Event at USM Hattiesburg Campus The Center of American Indian Research and Studies (CAIRS) at The University of Southern Mississippi (USM) is partnering with the Mississippi Humanities Council, WECAN (Women's Earth & Climate Action Network) and the Telenutrition Center to present several events throughout the year at the Medicine Wheel Garden, located […]
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Something Better for My Children: Black Education in Slavery and Freedom
FeaturedMississippi College 200 Capitol St., Clinton, MSAs part of our continued effort by Mississippi College to bring lived and scholarly expertise of the African American experience to the campus and the larger metro Jackson community, we have secured Dr. Crystal Sanders from Emory University as our 2024 African American Studies Lecture Series speaker. She is an associate professor of African American […]
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Behind the Big House 2024
Holly Springs Historic Courthouse 128 Van Dorn Ave, Holly Springs, MS, United StatesThe Rosa Foundation continues the successful and nationally recognized program of Behind the Big House (BTBH), an annual public event in Holly Springs, MS. It will be held on the Craft property at 184 S. Memphis Street over four days, April 3-6, 2024. The property includes the 1847 living quarters and kitchen built for enslaved […]
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The Thirtieth Oxford Conference for the Book
University of Mississippi P.O. Box 1848, University, MS, United StatesThe Oxford Conference for the Book is a three-day gathering inaugurated in 1993 and held annually, except in 1997 and 2020. The event takes place in Oxford and on the campus of the University of Mississippi. Since its inauguration, the conference has celebrated books, writing, and reading, and has also dealt with practical concerns on […]
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We Are the Village: A Creative Listening Event
1718 1718 Bailey Ave, Jackson, MS, United StatesRaising Children in Central Jackson Oral History Project is now complete and available to hear on the Margaret Walker Center website. You can listen to the 35 narratives here. This collection explores what it means to both be raised and raise children in the neighborhoods served by Operation Shoestring, a nonprofit that provides year-round academic, […]
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OK, Mr. Ray!
Strand Theatre 717 Clay Street, Vicksburg, MSThe Strand Theatre will host a special event featuring the two short films, “Okay, Mr. Ray!” and “Ray Lum: Mule Trader.” The short films explore the history of Mississippi, providing a glimpse into Southern manhood, community, and livelihood through the lens of a livestock trader. They also share an overarching sense of “place” and how […]
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Remembering ‘Mississippi in Africa’
Prospect HillRemembering ‘Mississippi in Africa’ – A Multidisciplinary Approach to Understanding Prospect Hill and Liberian Colonization is a groundbreaking project that will allow the public to learn about oral histories, uncover material culture, and delve into the bio history of Prospect Hill Plantation in Jefferson County, Mississippi. The public will see a combination of archaeology, cultural […]
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Sunday Screening: OK, Mr. Ray!
TWO MISSISSIPPI MUSEUMS 222 NORTH STREET , JACKSON, MS, United StatesThe Mississippi Humanities Council and the Two Mississippi Museums will host a Sunday Screening of two short films, “Okay, Mr. Ray!” and “Ray Lum: Mule Trader” from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. The short films explore the history of Mississippi, providing a glimpse into Southern manhood, community, and livelihood through the lens of a livestock […]
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Reading the Room
Friendly City Books 118 N 5th St., Columbus, MissississippiThe Mississippi Humanities Council is pleased to partner with the Mississippi Book Festival and Friendly City Books to present our next “Reading the Room” event. If you love reading, socializing and any excuse to talk about books, then join us! Tuesday, July 16 at 4:00 pm Friendly City Books 118 N 5th Street, Columbus, MS […]
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