Sunday Screening: Cole: Bridge to Justice
Join us for a free event featuring a screening of Cole: Bridge to Justice at 2 p.m. on Sunday, August 16, in the Craig H. Neilsen Auditorium at the Two Mississippi Museums. […]
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TWO MISSISSIPPI MUSEUMS 222 NORTH STREET , JACKSON, MS, United States
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Speakers Bureau: “All Things Mississippi: The Beautiful Landscapes and the Great Strength of the People”
Anguilla Methodist Church 631 Front St, Anguilla, MS, United StatesAnne McKee presents "All Things Mississippi: The Beautiful Landscapes and the Great Strength of the People" Anne McKee is recognized statewide as a passionate teacher of Mississippi history. Through the […]
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Spark! Places of Innovation exhibit in Greenville
Greenville Higher Education Center 2900 US-1 South, Greenville, MSSpark! Places of Innovation exhibit in Greenville Join MHC in Greenville for the Spark! Places of Innovation tour of Mississippi! August 22-October 3, 2026 Greenville Higher Education Center at Mississippi Delta […]
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Speakers Bureau: “Mississippi Telling”
Boys and Girls Club of North Mississippi 1242 S Green St, Tupelo, MS, United StatesRebecca Jernigan presents “Mississippi Telling.” Join scholar Rebecca Jernigan as she provides an overview of the storytelling Renaissance in America, with an emphasis on the oral tradition in Mississippi. The literary […]
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America250 Mississippi – Fabric of Our Future: Mississippi’s Children Celebrate America250
Lynn Meadows Discovery Center 246 Dolan Avenue, Gulfport, MS, United StatesJoin Lynn Meadows Discovery Center for a special America250 community celebration featuring the unveiling of a one-of-a-kind quilt created by children from across the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Through their artwork, […]
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Speakers Bureau: “Before Natchez: A Journey Through Humanity’s Deep South”
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at The University of Southern MIssissippi 118 College Dr #5055, Hattiesburg, MS, United StatesRev. Tracy Collins presents "Before Natchez: A Journey Through Humanity’s Deep South" on September 9, at 2:30 p.m. This presentation captures Dr. Tracy “Rev” Collins’s descent into the intricate layers […]
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America250 Mississippi – America250 Lunch Lecture Series – How We Pickled Our Food: 1850 – 1920
Mississippi Agriculture & Forestry Museum 1150 Lakeland Drive, Jackson, MS, United StatesThis is the last of the series of luncheon lectures coming to the MS Ag & Forestry Museum. The highlight of this lecture will be How We Pickled Our Food: […]
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Deadline: Mississippi Stories Grant
The Mississippi Stories Grant program, supported by the Mississippi Legislature and the Mississippi Department of Archives & History, is designed to help Mississippians share the stories that matter most to […]
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Speakers Bureau: “Ain’t That America? History and Culture in the Country”
Anguilla Methodist Church 631 Front St, Anguilla, MS, United StatesJames “Jim” Giesen presents “Ain’t That America? History and Culture in the Country" Since 1920 the number of farmers in America has been dropping, yet the place of farming — […]
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Speakers Bureau: “Wanted – 1,000,000 Frogs: Weird and Wonderful Things Found in Old Mississippi Newspapers”
Library of Hattiesburg, Petal, and Forrest County 329 Hardy Street, Hattiesburg, MSTracy Carr presents "Wanted – 1,000,000 Frogs: Weird and Wonderful Things Found in Old Mississippi Newspapers" A monkey named Jocko who lived at the Great Southern Hotel in Gulfport, […]
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Consumed: Black Subjectivity in Art
Mississippi Museum of Art 380 South Lamar Street, Jackson, MSWho gets seen, what gets collected, and who confers value? Join us for a timely conversation on the art world’s complex relationship with Black artists and subject matter, featuring Gagosian […]
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America250 Mississippi – The Town Creek Celebration & Archaeology Exposition Festival
Dorothy J. Lowe Memorial Library / Nettleton 165 Young Avenue, Nettleton, MS, United StatesThe Town Creek Celebration & Archaeology Exposition is a one-day, multi-generational cultural heritage event hosted in Nettleton, Mississippi. Designed to honor the region’s Indigenous, civic, and civil rights history, the […]