Jackson-area arts organizations always have something happening, and this year is no exception. From exhibits starting this summer, to performing arts to enjoy through next spring, there’s plenty going on. What will you put on your calendar?
Mississippi Museum of Art: Photography and the Black Arts Movement
On view July 25 through November 8, Photography and the Black Arts Movement, 1955-1985 explores the vital role photography played in shaping Black identity, culture, and political expression. Featuring more than 150 works by renowned photographers, the exhibition highlights the creativity, resilience, and vision of a transformative era.
New Stage Theatre: Season 61
For 60 years, New Stage Theatre has inspired audiences with exceptional professional theatre and transformative storytelling. Season 61 — Real. Reimagined. Remarkable. — features a thrilling lineup of mysteries, music, groundbreaking new works, contemporary voices, and beloved classics. Become a subscriber and experience every unforgettable moment of Mississippi’s professional regional theatre. Visit newstagetheatre.com.
Waller Craft Center: Summer fun + Chimneyville Arts Festival
Get ready for summer fun at the Waller Craft Center, home of the Mississippi Craftsmen’s Guild. From our new summer porch-party series to a free family movie night, there’s something for everyone. Learn a new skill at one of our craft camps for kids and teens.
Feel free to drop in any time – our gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday, filled with handmade items by our talented Craftsmen’s Guild members. And don’t miss the 50th anniversary of the popular Chimneyville Arts Festival, November 12-14.
Plan your next event with us! Waller Craft Center, 950 Rice Road, Ridgeland | www.mscrafts.org