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Under the Oaks Art Festival takes place October 31, 2026, 10 AM–3 PM on The W campus in Columbus, Mississippi. Hosted by Columbus Arts Council in partnership with The W, it features artist vendors and live music. Artist applications are due October 16. Approved early applications through September 30 have a $40 booth fee; October 1–16 applications have a $50 fee. Current W students can request a booth-fee waiver. Vendors provide their own tents, tables, chairs, and displays. Contact info@columbusartscouncil.com or (662) 328-2787 for questions.
Mistletoe Marketplace is a holiday tradition presented by the Junior League of Jackson. Since the first Mistletoe Marketplace in 1981, the event has become the South
The Peter Anderson Arts & Crafts Festival, billed as the largest arts festival on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, runs November 7 and 8, 2026, from 9 am to 5 pm and continues rain or shine. Artists, crafters and food vendors travel from across the United States to take part, and the festival's Blue Moon Art Project awards $2,000 to a winning piece of art.
The Peter Anderson Arts & Crafts Festival, billed as the largest arts festival in Mississippi and the Gulf Coast, runs November 7 and 8, 2026, from 9 am to 5 pm along Washington Avenue in Ocean Springs. Artists, crafters and food vendors travel from across the country, and the event runs rain or shine.
“ This annual celebration showcases the incredible craftsmanship of artisans from Mississippi and beyond. ” Experience live demonstrations, shop unique handmade items, and explore the rich tradition of fine craft. Whether you're a long-time attendee or a first-time visitor, Chimneyville offers something special for everyone. Don’t miss out on this unforgettable event! All exhibitors in the festival are juried members of the Craftsmen’s Guild of Mississippi and represent the finest artisans and craftsmen from across the state and beyond. You’ll find a wide range of crafts on sale: from traditional folk items, such as quilts, baskets and wood-carved spoons, to contemporary works, like metal sculpture, fused glass, and handcrafted jewelry. Each year, it all begins with Preview Night , an exclusive affair with live musicians, hors d'oeuvres and an open bar. We’re celebrating 50 Years of t...
A top twenty tourism event in the Southeast! The Christmas City Gift Show is a magical shopping experience with over 300 booths and thousands of Gifts. Fashions, jewelry, gourmet foods, handcrafted art to the most unusual and unique gifts anywhere. Your all-access pass to Christmas City — includes entry to ALL 3 days: Friday, Saturday & Sunday, plus exclusive shopping at Shoppers Paradise! Friday through Sunday. Does not include Shopper's Paradise. Ages 15 and under (accompanied by Adult HOWEVER not valid for Shoppers Paradise) Friday, 5 – 9 PM. Private shopping for adults only. Teens may attend with adult. Must purchase ticket.
Holiday market with merchandise vendors and food trucks at Brandon City Hall.
Vendor applications (checked 2026-09-15): open. Current 2026 vendor form is accepting applications. Standard 10x10 booth $250; food truck $150. No application deadline published. Nov 19 and Nov 20 before 10am are setup only.
Discover Aberdeen’s rich tapestry of history, culture, and nature. Wander through the Aberdeen Black History Trail, marvel at diverse architectural styles, and feel the echoes of blues legends. Enjoy serene moments at Aberdeen Marina or Blue Bluff campground. Delve into the past and see the stories we value by visiting our historical markers, and experience cultural gems like the Elkin Theatre. Aberdeen invites you on a journey filled with history and diverse experiences. Consider a life in Aberdeen, Mississippi – more than just a destination, it’s a community waiting to welcome you home. Nestled in Monroe County, this charming town offers a unique blend of affordability, quality of life, and a strong sense of community. Here, life moves at a pace that allows you to savor each moment, from tranquil mornings by the Tenn-Tom Waterway to vibrant cultural events throughout the year. With...
The Hattiesburg Zoo Renaissance Festival is an annual renaissance fair held on the zoo grounds, featuring costumed vendors and craftspeople such as jewelry makers alongside the zoo's regular animal exhibits. It is organized through the Hattiesburg Zoo, which handles vendor contact and event information directly. The festival draws artisans from the region who set up seasonally recurring booths at the event.
CoastCon 49 MARCH 5-7, 2027 – Mississippi's longest-running Sci-Fi, fantasy, and gaming convention Step into a weekend of adventure, imagination, and fandom at CoastCon 49 —Mississippi’s longest-running and largest science fiction, fantasy, and gaming convention! Join fans from across the South for three unforgettable days of panels, workshops, gaming, cosplay, vendors, art, and celebration. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or new to the scene, CoastCon is your place to connect, create, and explore new worlds. Lock in your early registration discount and reserve your stay at the host hotel before rooms sell out! Don’t miss the fun—register today and be part of the CoastCon tradition! Interested in being a vendor? Please contact Pauline Grigsby for more information!
Mississippi Anime Fest is a yearly event at the Trademart Convention Center in Jackson, Mississippi. The show features guests from movies, television, video games, cartoons, anime, music, comics, cosplay, and more. Guests participate in Q&As while fans present panels all weekend. Video game and tabletop tournaments occur throughout the event, while vendors and artists from across the country attend to sell everything from shirts and swords to toys and comics. Join us for an exciting weekend at Comic Con!
The staff at Visit Natchez works hard to help supply visitors with all the essential needs for a great visit in Natchez. Please give us a call at (601)492-3000 or contact us at our emails below. All towns have a story. But you’ve never heard one quite like Natchez. It’s a tale of rich cultural legacy and powerful reckonings, where our iconic historic homes set the stage for diverse and fascinating local characters. And while we’re rooted in history, our present is just as lively. Natchez is the home of modern southern hospitality. Here you’ll find a diverse, vibrant town with doors open wide and a little something for everyone. Y’all are welcome here. Meet the people and cultures who have called Natchez home. From the Natchez indigenous people and European immigrants to the enslaved peoples from Africa’s Bambara tribe, our town’s history is filled with diverse voices that echo across...
to the Mississippi Trade Mart in Jackson, MS. Why? Because Spring Market means the return of warmer weather and sun-tanned skin; new, hot and trendy Spring and Summer fashion; home decor to help you bring a little of the outdoors into your home. It means Easter, Mother's Day, graduations, and vacations are just around the corner. Spring Market can help you prepare for all of these family events and take the stress away. Spring Market has gathered some of the finest fashion, home, and gift boutiques of the South for 3 full days of shopping and fun! Grab your girlfriends, mom, or daughter, and come enjoy the fun, while shopping and supporting some of the cutest Shops of the South! Friday night enjoy Sip n Shop! Each shopper with a Sip n Shop ticket will receive a complimentary tote, wine, margaritas, and souvenir cup ! Also enjoy the photo booth, GOLD GRAB BAG, and fantastic shopping!
<p>Join vendors and artists from across the state to celebrate MS Made at Laurel Mercantile! Laurel Mercantile has always been proud to support makers and doers across the US. This […]</p>\n
HUBFEST is Hattiesburg’s premier arts and music festival. The annual event is held in beautiful Historic Downtown Hattiesburg and features four stages of live music, over 250 arts, crafts and food vendors, and a large children’s area.
istoric homes. Southern hospitality. Festivals, food and the Tombigbee River. Founded in 1821, the story of Columbus is written in its architecture, preserved in its historic streets and carried forward through a tradition of genuine Southern hospitality. Generations have left their mark here, creating a city where the past remains an active part of everyday life. Rich in character and shaped by the people who call it home, Columbus is more than a collection of landmarks. It is a place of enduring stories, timeless beauty and a welcoming spirit that continues to define the city today. The story of Columbus unfolds through historic homes, riverfront views, local traditions and places where generations have gathered. The story of Columbus has always been shared around the table. Local restaurants carry forward traditions through recipes passed down through generations while welcoming ne...
Juke Joint Festival returns to Clarksdale on April 17, 2027, spanning daytime and nighttime blues music venues, a Sunday Mini Blues Fest, the Dash Down Delta 5K race, and a pig race, plus arts and crafts and specialty food tents.
Pre-School Story Time each Thursday at 10:00 a.m. Chips and a Chapter on each Tuesday at 4:00 p.m. for grades 3-5 (Call for book title of the week) Lunching with Books is held every third Tuesday of the month at 12 (noon). Call for more information. The City of Amory Regional Museum is dedicated to preserve, curate and archive historical significant regional history, genealogical interest, and provide innovative, educational programming that celebrates the culture and community of Amory, Mississippi and the surrounding area. In 1916, philanthropist E.D. Gilmore constructed the Gilmore Sanitarium , a priceless gift to the people of Amory and Monroe County. The Sanitarium served as a nursing home from 1961 until 1965. The Sanitarium stood vacant until 1974, when in August of that year the Amory Bicentennial Committee, as part of its “Project ’76”, decided a city museum was in order. On...
Pre-School Story Time each Thursday at 10:00 a.m. Chips and a Chapter on each Tuesday at 4:00 p.m. for grades 3-5 (Call for book title of the week) Lunching with Books is held every third Tuesday of the month at 12 (noon). Call for more information. The City of Amory Regional Museum is dedicated to preserve, curate and archive historical significant regional history, genealogical interest, and provide innovative, educational programming that celebrates the culture and community of Amory, Mississippi and the surrounding area. In 1916, philanthropist E.D. Gilmore constructed the Gilmore Sanitarium , a priceless gift to the people of Amory and Monroe County. The Sanitarium served as a nursing home from 1961 until 1965. The Sanitarium stood vacant until 1974, when in August of that year the Amory Bicentennial Committee, as part of its “Project ’76”, decided a city museum was in order. On...