Mississippi Humanities Council

  • Interpreting Our History & Culture
  • Fostering Civil Conversations
  • Enriching Communities

The Kneel-Ins: The Voices, the Vision Forward– “Church Kneel-Ins: What Happened and What It Meant”

Woodworth Chapel @ Tougaloo College 500 County Line Rd., Jackson, MS

From Saturday, December 2, through Monday, December 4, the Jackson Interfaith Civil Rights Committee is hosting a series of free events entitled The Kneel-Ins: The Voices and the Vision Forward to commemorate the church visit campaign of 1963 and 1964. These programs are supported by the Mississippi Humanities Council. The Jackson Kneel-In movement was an Read More >

The Kneel-Ins: The Voices, the Vision Forward: “How Do We ‘Kneel-In’ and Witness in Jackson Today?”

Old Capitol Museum 100 South State Street, Jackson , MS

From Saturday, December 2, through Monday, December 4, the Jackson Interfaith Civil Rights Committee is hosting a series of free events entitled The Kneel-Ins: The Voices and the Vision Forward to commemorate the church visit campaign of 1963 and 1964. These programs are supported by the Mississippi Humanities Council. The Jackson Kneel-In movement was an Read More >

The Kneel-Ins: The Voices, the Vision Forward– “Tour of Smith Robertson Museum”

Smith Robertson Museum & Cultural Center 528 Bloom St., Jackson, MS

From Saturday, December 2, through Monday, December 4, the Jackson Interfaith Civil Rights Committee is hosting a series of free events entitled The Kneel-Ins: The Voices and the Vision Forward to commemorate the church visit campaign of 1963 and 1964. These programs are supported by the Mississippi Humanities Council. The Jackson Kneel-In movement was an Read More >

The Kneel-Ins: The Voices, the Vision Forward– “Community Commemoration Service”

Galloway United Methodist Church 305 North Congress Street, Jackson, MS

From Saturday, December 2, through Monday, December 4, the Jackson Interfaith Civil Rights Committee is hosting a series of free events entitled The Kneel-Ins: The Voices and the Vision Forward to commemorate the church visit campaign of 1963 and 1964. These programs are supported by the Mississippi Humanities Council. The Jackson Kneel-In movement was an Read More >

“Tupelo Spirit” Preview

Tupelo City Hall (2nd Floor) 71 East Troy Street, Tupelo, MS

Preview of the "Tupelo Spirit" video at the Tupelo City Council Meeting. The video will be featured in the Tupelo Visitors Center opening in February 2018 and will be shown to visitors from all over the world. It will be previewed as part of the Mississippi Bicentennial celebration as it tells a unique Mississippi story.

Mississippi Bicentennial Concert Celebration–Central

Jackson Convention Complex 105 E Pascagoula St, Jackson, Mississippi, United States

This is a concert to celebrate 200 years of Mississippi statehood is taking place this weekend. It is one of several bicentennial events that are part of a regional celebration for central Mississippi and will coincide with and complement the opening of 2 Mississippi Museums, side-by-side museums near the Capitol. One will examine the broad picture Read More >

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The Last Modern Shipyard: Ingalls West Bank

Pascagoula , MS

With a rich history as the economic engine for the State of MS, the City of Pascagoula has long been known for its industries including the State's largest employer, Huntington Ingalls Shipbuilding, North America's largest oil refinery, Chevron Refinery, and numerous other employers. In honor of the 50 year anniversary, the City hopes to conduct Read More >

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2 Mississippi Museums Grand Opening Celebration

TWO MISSISSIPPI MUSEUMS 222 NORTH STREET , JACKSON, MS, United States

Join us as Mississippi makes history! The Mississippi Civil Rights Museum and the adjacent Museum of Mississippi History will open on Saturday, December 9, 2017, at 11 a.m. This free celebration is open to all and will include music, speakers, and food trucks. Museum of Mississippi History & Mississippi Civil Rights Museum The 2 Mississippi Museums will Read More >

Exhibit: 10 Most Endangered Historic Places in Mississippi

Mississippi State University School of Architecture 509 East Capitol Street, Jackson, MS

On Saturday, December 9, downtown Jackson will be the scene of the Mississippi Mile Bicentennial Celebration. As part of the celebration, the Mississippi Heritage Trust will be hosting an exhibit featuring the 10 Most Endangered Places in Mississippi at the MSU School of Architecture, 509 East Capitol Street. The exhibit will be open from 11:00 Read More >

Itawamba County-Wide Christmas Open House

Participating Homes in Fulton, MS & Mantachie, MS

The Itawamba County Bicentennial Committee will be hosting Christmas Open Houses throughout the county, and specifically, along the part of the Underground Railroad that ran through the county. Each home along the route will represent a different historical Mississippian and have a one-of-a-kind Christmas Tree!

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