Jackson's music and museums, festivals and events, art and artists, and chefs and restaurants have plenty to say about a city on the move.
Tacos, Tamales, and More: Your Guide to Jackson’s Mexican Restaurants
Whether you’re craving an original taqueria experience, Tex-Mex flavors, or a refreshing margarita after work, these restaurants deliver a true taste of Mexico in the heart of the city.
Soul Sessions Podcast: Mauren Scott | Metro Master Gardeners Association
On today's show, we're talking with Maureen Scott, a certified Master Gardener and member of the Metro Master Gardeners.
JXN Creators Behind Comic Book ‘Black Wall Street: Time for a Change’
What if you had five days to rewrite one of history’s darkest chapters?
Guide to MIssissippi Makers Fest
Get ready to immerse yourself in one of Jackson’s most highly-anticipated cultural festivals.
Dig Into Spring: Gardening Tips and Local Gems in Jackson
Discover spring gardening in Jackson, Mississippi—local tips, public gardens to explore, and upcoming plant sales that bring the City With Soul into full bloom.
May 7 Is Closer Than You Think: Get Your REAL ID Now to Travel Without Trouble
As the clock ticks down to May 7, 2025, travelers in Jackson, Mississippi—and across the country—need to be aware of an important change: REAL ID enforcement is just around the corner.
Happy Birthday, Eudora! Here’s How To Celebrate Jackson’s Beloved Author
Pay homage to Welty in Jackson on April 13 and throughout the year.
Book A Trip, Stay A While in JXN
With exciting events and holidays on the horizon, there’s no better time to plan your getaway to Jackson.
Soul Sessions Podcast: Ryan Parker | Stranger Than Fiction Film Fest
On today's show, we're talking with Ryan Parker, the executive director of the Mississippi Film Society, bringing Hollywood to Mississippi's capital city.
Designing a New Life: How the McConnells Made Jackson Home
When a late-night Zillow search turned serious, Wells and Shem McConnell found themselves on an unexpected path to Jackson, Mississippi.
Seven Rainy Day Ways to Keep Your Soul Dry in Jackson, Mississippi
Rain doesn’t dampen the spirit of Jackson—it just gives it a reason to switch gears.
James Meredith’s One-Man ‘March Against Fear’
On June 5, 1966, James Meredith stepped out on a lone mission to walk 210 miles from Memphis to Jackson, Miss. in what he called the “March Against Fear.”
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