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.
Tour Like a Local: Tim Bennett
A Florida by-way-of San Francisco native, Tim Bennett was a driving force behind the Mississippi Braves in Pearl and the Biloxi Shuckers on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
Campbell’s Bakery Purchased by Jackson Business Owner and Chef Duo
The celebrated Fondren bakery and restaurant will continue to offer familiar favorites and new options.
Soul Sessions Podcast: Ellen Daniels
On this episode, Ellen Rodgers Daniels is the Executive Director of the Mississippi Book Festival, happening August 20.
JXN Visionary: Holly Lange
Holly Lange is the founder of the Mississippi Book Festival, a labor of love after years of community event planning and a love of literature.
People to Know: Gavin Bird
Gavin Bird is a muralist in Jackson whose work can be seen at The Slab - a Mill Street DIY skate park, on the side of LD's Beer Run, along the Museum…
On The Nature Of Water: Chris Lockhart & Capital City Kayaks
Chris Lockhart believes in the power of backyard adventures.
Soul Sessions Podcast: Carla Hall
On this special episode, Chef Carla Hall is best known as the co-host of Emmy award-winning series “The Chew” and her appearances on Bravo’s Top Chef and Top Chef All-Stars.
City With Soulé: Ezra Brown
Three simple things have been found to bring people together across nations and cultures time and again: coffee, music, and Wi-Fi.
First Vacation in Jackson Mississippi: The Curly Coopers
In association with Visit Jackson, the Curly Coopers visited the City With Soul in July. Take a look at their trip!
Art Forms: Exploring Blackness and Meaning with Alexis McGrigg
Many artists go to great lengths to interpret the feelings that a particular place in time evokes.
Soul Sessions Podcast: Michael Morris
On today’s show, Director of Public Engagement from the Mississippi Department of Archives and History, Michael Morris.
People to Know: Imani Khayyam
"I like simple things," says Imani Khayyam, Photographer for Communications Department for the City of Jackson.
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