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.
Jackson’s Favorite Hangout: Hal & Mal’s Getting Better
Since 1985, Hal & Mal's has been the epitome of Jackson's storied food, arts, entertainment, and hospitality scenes.
Soul Sessions Podcast: Mississippi Makers Fest
Today on Soul Sessions, we're talking to Tori Rice, the organizer for the Mississippi Makers Fest, their second annual all-day event putting Mississippi on full display.
Where to Dine at Colonial Mart Plaza
Want in on a City With Soul dining secret? Colonial Mart (on Old Canton Road) is an enclave of flavor!
Soul Sessions Podcast: Dr. Nashlie Sephus
Today on Soul Sessions, we visit with the founder of the Bean Path, applied science manager for Amazon artificial intelligence, and founder of the Jxn Tech District, tech evangelist, Dr. Nashlie Sephus.
Ideals, History and Future: the Jackson Flag
Over a thousand entries were submitted, most of them from local school children, to design a flag for Jackson - 30 years ago this year.
Cultivating Creatives: Stephen Brown
Southern rapper, producer, and mover-and-shaker Stephen Brown (also known as 5th Child) is now donning two additional caps - landlord and director of the new Briarwood Arts Center (BAC).
Natural Starter: Guillermo “Billy” Salinas
Life can move in a thousand different directions. And sometimes, it's by way of chocolate.
Soul Sessions Podcast: Emily Pote
Today on Soul Sessions, we're taking you to Belhaven Town Center and one of the most unique retailers this city has ever seen.
Swell-O-Phonic Celebrates 25
Fondren skate/shoe/clothing shop Swell-O-Phonic marks a quarter century, the creation of south Jackson native Ron Chane.
Soul Sessions Podcast: Abram Orlansky & Jewish Cinema Mississippi
Today on Soul Sessions, we chat with president of the Beth Israel Congregation and Co-Chair of Jewish Cinema Mississippi, Abram Orlansky.
Pick Up a Passport to Earn a Free Bottle
Explore the City With Soul – and get a free Jackson water bottle – with the Metro Jackson Passport.
Counter Culture: Stamps Super Burgers
An integral part of Jackson's culinary rhythm since 1986, Stamps first started as Stamps Grocery, purchased from Mr. Canterbury of Canterbury Grocery by Algernon Stamps Sr. in 1970.
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