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.
Step off the train at Union Station Jackson, and you'll find yourself at the crossroads of Mississippi's past and future.
H.C. Speir’s Jackson Storefront: Where Mississippi Blues Found Its Voice
A modest music shop on Farish Street once served as the most important audition room in American blues history.
Soul Sessions Podcast: Kayla Thompson
On today's show, we're talking with WJTV's Kayla Thompson, who turned a scary moment in Tupelo into a career-defining revelation.
Mississippi Museum of Art Confirms Purchase of Frank Lloyd Wright-Designed Property
Mississippi Museum of Art acquires Fountainhead, Frank Lloyd Wright's iconic Usonian home in Jackson's Fondren neighborhood, opening to the public soon.
Chef Esco Kitchen is a Late-Night Diner’s Dream
Ever wake up in the middle of the night wanting more than just a snack, left a party or a bar unsatisfied, or craved dinner later than traditional hours?
Chris Winfield’s Murals Give History, Pride, and Strength to Mississippi
Bringing beautification to areas that may have lost some of their flair is where local artist Chris Winfield flourishes.
Jackson Planetarium Will Be Named McNair—Davis Planetarium
The City of Jackson has announced that the long-awaited planetarium reopening will come with a new name.
‘Jackson Civil Rights Lawyers’ Freedom Trail Marker Unveiled on Farish Street
A new Freedom Trail Marker unveiled Friday honors R. Jess Brown, Carsie Hall Sr., and Jack Young Sr., who partnered with Thurgood Marshall to defend Freedom Riders, fight for voting rights, and…
Where Every Pace is Welcome: JXN Run Club
From four runners to hundreds, Timothy Orey transformed Sunday mornings in Jackson.
Soul Sessions Podcast: Ally Durr | Singer-Songwriter
On today's show, we sit down with Ally Durr, visual designer by day, soulful musician by calling.
Inspiration Meets Action: Parks & Trails Forum Charts Jackson’s Path Forward
When Bentonville, Ark., representatives took the stage at the recent Parks & Trails Forum at the Mississippi Children’s Museum, they brought more than a success story; they brought a mirror.
Jackson Joins the World’s Most Prestigious Culinary Map
For decades, earning a spot in the MICHELIN Guide meant cooking in Paris, Tokyo or New York. This week, that changed for Jackson, Mississippi.
Soul Sessions Podcast: Blaine Wade | National Folk Festival
On today's show, Blaine Wade, the president and CEO of the National Council for the Traditional Arts, joins us to talk about the National Folk Festival, coming to Jackson for a three…
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