WZZQ Listener Event

Duling Hall 662 Duling Ave, Jackson, MS, United States

As part of a WZZQ documentary currently in production, Cue Burn Films, LLC has scheduled a free event where listeners and fans of the station can add their voices to the project. The WZZQ listener event is asking people to bring their WJDX-FM and WZZQ stories, photos, and memorabilia to be recorded. The event will […]

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“Voices and Votes” in Pascagoula

The Pascagoula High School Performing Arts Center will host Voices and Votes: Democracy in America, a Smithsonian traveling exhibition, from August 23 until September 20. Voices and Votes is a traveling exhibit offered by the Museum on Main Street division of the Smithsonian Institution. It consists of six free-standing display units incorporating photographs, text, and numerous […]

Blues in Schools

As part of a week long program on the historical significance of blues music, presenters will travel to nine Washington County middle and high schools to introduce blues music, artists, and live music using various original and recreated instruments such as jugs, washboards in tin tubs.

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Will Eisner & The History of the Graphic Novel

Library of Hattiesburg, Petal, and Forrest County 329 Hardy Street, Hattiesburg, MS

Drop by the library between September 14th and October 22nd to participate in this comic book/graphic novel celebration. The Will Eisner and the History of the Graphic Novel exhibit will explore the format through art, literature, film and conversation. Comic books and graphic novels assemble words and art into a dual language unlike anything else […]

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SB – Miller – Lost Mississippi

Sharkey Issaquena County Library 116 Robert Morganfield Way, Rolling Fork, MS

This presentation will highlight mansions, churches, college buildings, schools, courthouses and other historically significant structures which Mississippi has “lost” to war, fire, neglect and demolition. It will draw extensively from my two books, Lost Mansions of Mississippi and Lost Landmarks of Mississippi. The talk can be configured to emphasize certain geographic areas of the state (i.e. Natchez and […]

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MCHEP Conference

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

Hotel Recommendations: Hilton Garden Inn "King Edward" - $94 est. 235 W Capitol St Old Capitol Inn (Limited Vacancy) - $155 est. 226 N State St Hampton Inn - $96 est. 320 Greymont Ave. Best Western Plus (Flowood) - $89 est. 1004 Top St. Staybridge Inn & Suites (Flowood) - $111 est. 2620 Lakeland Dr. […]

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Ideas on Tap: Addressing the Digital Divide

Bean Path Makerspace 451 N Gallatin St, Jackson, MS, United States

Join us for Ideas On Tap: Addressing the Digital Divide on September 29, where we will discuss technological disparities in Mississippi. Panelists include Sally Doty (Broadband Expansion and Accessibility of Mississippi), Dr. Creston Burse (Mississippi Economic Council), and Tracy Carr (Mississippi Library Commission). They will explore the issues and challenges that have created a digital divide, and how their respective […]

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“Southern Fiction” Discussion

Eudora Welty House & Garden 1119 Pinehurst, Jackson, MS, United States

This event will consist of a conversation between Tema Stauffer and Lauren Rhoades about Stauffer's project "Southern Fiction".  The discussion will touch on the connection between the photographs and the literature, as well as interrogate the South's complex historical on social dynamics, as revealed in these images.

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SB – Rogers – Learning Mississippi Through Historical Markers

Sharkey Issaquena County Library 116 Robert Morganfield Way, Rolling Fork, MS

From traditional green historical markers to the Mississippi Blues Trail, Freedom Trail, Country Music Trail, and Mississippi Mound Trail, the state’s history is told along its roads. The speaker takes a fun romp through history that will interest anyone who likes fascinating trivia about the state.

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2022 Mississippi Delta Tennessee Williams Festival

This year's festival will include a tour through Clarksdale's historic district and other downtown areas; a MDTW festival reunion and a look at festivals past; a movie screening of the acclaimed 1958 film Cat on a Hot Tin Roof on the lawn of the Cutrer Mansion; academic presentations from scholars from around the country including […]

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