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.
Soul Sessions Podcast: Lynsie Armstrong | Capital City Lights
In this episode of Soul Sessions, host Paul Wolf speaks with Lynsie Armstrong, the event coordinator for Capital City Lights, a holiday event in downtown Jackson, Mississippi on December 6, 2024.
Landmark: Museum Trail Unveils Waterworks Connector Signage
The Museum Trail Gateway Sign, which stands ten feet tall and spans 70 feet in length, brings awareness for Jackson's first multi-use trail system.
Soul Sessions Podcast: Kamel King | Mississippi Trails Program
In this episode, Kamel King, the director of cultural tourism for Visit Mississippi, discusses the state's cultural trails program, which includes the Mississippi Blues Trail, Country Music Trail, Freedom Trail, and Writers…
From Classroom to Community: Leon Washington’s Commitment to Jackson State University
JSU gave Leon Washington, Jr. a home away from home. Now, he’s helping facilitate an opportunity for others.
Soul Sessions Podcast: Douglas Strahan Loftin and Carter White Hood | Mistletoe Marketplace
On today's show, we talk Mistletoe Marketplace, organized annually by the Junior League of Jackson.
New and Notable: JXN Dines
Exciting news for food lovers in Jackson, Mississippi! Check out these new and notable dining spots that are sure to satisfy your cravings.
Keeping the Blues Alive: Eddie Cotton, Jr.
Eddie Cotton, Jr. has been playing the blues for more than 30 years to give people of all religions, backgrounds, and nationalities a musical soundtrack of southern living and resilience.
Big Bites: 7 JXN Burger Joints You Can’t Miss
Although the exact origin of the burger is unclear, one thing is for sure—the capital city has an abundance of flavorful options for your cravings.
Soul Sessions Podcast: Sophie McNeil Wolf | Community Foundation for Mississippi
On today's show, Sophie McNeil Wolf, APR, the Director of Communications and Insights for the Community Foundation for Mississippi, is my guest.
Tiny Frame, Big Voice: Meika Shanté
Standing at 5’ 2”, weighing 147 pounds, and rocking a platinum blonde do shorter than a pixie cut, Tameika Carter is a “tiny powerhouse” of soulful music.
Dixie National Rodeo is February 7–9 and 12–16, 2025
The 60th Annual Dixie National Livestock Show and Rodeo is set to bring a mix of competition and entertainment to Jackson, Mississippi, in 2025.
Shop Like a Local: Your Guide to Jackson’s Boutiques & Markets
In every stretch of the capital city, shopkeepers are cultivating commerce and creativity with their wares.
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