Floral workshop focuses on sustainable practices
Two upcoming events will offer insight on sustainable practices in floral design for new and established professional florists, flower producers and flower sellers.
Possumtown Book Fest reveals children’s program lineup
Kids will have the special opportunity to get a photo with Dog Man, take home a free book, and meet inspiring Mississippi authors at the children’s program during the first ever Possumtown Book Fest on Aug. 24.
Photos wanted for ‘BugFest’ competition
Wildlife photographers of all ages and skill levels have a venue to showcase their camera eye in an insect photo competition.
Possumtown Book Fest welcomes eight bestselling authors to Columbus
Headliners Michael Farris Smith and Ace Atkins will cap off a day of panel discussions, book signings, and activities celebrating southern literature at the first ever Possumtown Book Fest on Aug. 24.
Forks and Corks to bring art lovers back to the ‘90s
The ‘90s are coming back to the city this weekend, and art lovers can get a taste at the Starkville Area Arts Council’s annual Forks and Corks fundraiser.
Gospel Jubilee to be revived at First United Methodist Church
The Chancel Choir of Starkville First United Methodist Church will present “Gospel Jubilee” on Sunday at 5 p.m. in the church sanctuary located at 200 West Lampkin Street.
Community Calendar for 7-27-24
Saturday, July 27 ■ Forks and Corks: The Starkville Area Arts Council’s annual Forks and Corks Fundraiser raising money to support art education programs in
Community Calendar for 7-20-24
Saturday, July 20 ■ Dancing in the Park: KMG Creations is hosting its 15th annual Dancing in the Park, where everyone is invited to come
MSU art students highlight crops with ag building mural
Two fine arts students left a lasting mark at Mississippi State after taking on an extra project in their final year of study.
MUW launches first undergraduate journal of feminist philosophy
“Medusa: An Undergraduate Journal of Feminist Philosophy,” housed at Mississippi University for Women, has published its inaugural issue.
Possumtown Book Festival coming to city next month
A new festival celebrating readers, writers and the stories they share is on its way to Columbus.
Community Calendar for 7-13-24
Wednesday, July 17 ■ Books and Bulldogs: MSU athletes will be coming to the Starkville Public Library for a story time for children ages birth
’70s rock, Shakespeare and dance troupe acts headline MSU Lyceum Series’ 77th season
Six acts spanning a variety of genres will entertain fans with live performances during the upcoming Mississippi State Lyceum Series’ 77th season.
Community Calendar for 7-6-24
Saturday ■ Southside Blues Festival ‘24: The Southside Festival Committee continues its annual festival at 9 a.m. Saturday, including a softball tournament, youth events, live
Community Calendar for 6-29-24
Thursday, July 4 ■ Starkville Fireworks Show: Starkville Parks and Recreation Department will be hosting a fireworks show at Cornerstone Park, located at 222 Batters
Marilyn Monroe’s former Los Angeles home declared a historic monument to save it from demolition
Fans of Marilyn Monroe have won a battle to preserve her mark on Los Angeles and are a step closer to seeing a towering statue of the silver screen icon remain in Palm Springs.
TWT gears up for annual tribute with open auditions
The Columbus Arts Council and Tennessee Williams Tribute are once again working together to bring one of Williams’ plays to the stage. But first, they need a cast.
Adult Prom to raise funds for Starkville Strong programs
Starkville Strong is thrilled to announce its inaugural fundraising event, “Dancing Through the Decades: A Grown-Up Prom for Adults,” set to take place on Aug. 3 from 6 to 10 p.m. at The Gathering in Starkville.
Gabe Lee, Holley Rumbarger to perform in Saturday concert
Nashville musician Gabe Lee will be performing live in concert Saturday, presented by The Barn Concert Series. Holley Rubarger, a native of Hattiesburg, will be opening for Lee.
Book Talk: Five Questions with Lea Turner
As a nurse, Lea Turner was accustomed to helping people heal from wounds and injuries. But after a series of crises upended her family, Turner has found her calling helping others heal from grief and trauma.
