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.
For Explorers: LeFleur’s Bluff State Park
LeFleur’s Bluff State Park in LeFleur East sits at the crux of present and past; of urban development and beckoning wild.
Variety Restaurants in JXN
It’s hard to find a restaurant category that isn’t represented in Mississippi’s capital city. From Greek to Mexican, Jackson has it all.
‘Pie-In-The-Sky’ Dream: Midtown Depot
Business school dreams have become a reality in Jackson’s Midtown neighborhood, where Millsaps College’s ELSEWorks’ analysts have opened Midtown Depot Beer Garden and Art Park.
Dining at Highland Village
For decades, Highland Village has been known as a destination shopping experience, specializing in unique boutique and “first-and-only” Mississippi shopping opportunities in the heart of Jackson. But did you know that Highland…
Around the World: International Eats in JXN
If you thought you had to board a plane to indulge in the world’s cultural tastes, you’d be wrong.
5 Lesser-Known Civil Rights Sites to Visit in JXN MS
Retracing the footsteps of our nation’s most revered Civil Rights pioneers has never been more critical than it is today.
Painting the Town: Public Art in Jackson
Welcome to the vibrant city of Jackson, where art comes alive on every corner!
A Seat At Every Table: Capital City Pride’s Jason McCarty
Growing up in the suburbs of Jackson, Jason McCarty could not see a future for himself in Mississippi. As a gay man, McCarty said he did not feel he could live authentically.
Dive Into JXN
There is just no other restaurant or bar that compares to the classic Southern dive.
Seasoned With Simplicity: 4 Spots for Tamales
A tour of the best tamales in Jackson.
Crispy Delicious: Fried Chicken in JXN
In Mississippi, we’re definitely not lacking in places to get a good fried chicken meal complete with all the fixings.
3 Spots for NOLA Comfort Food in Jxn
Jackson has countless hot spots for Southern delicacies, several of which include the popular “rice-meat-sauce” plates, dubbed as “New Orleans comfort food.”
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