Arts & Entertainment

Oxonions will have the chance to explore the impact of bringing the humanities into places of mass incarceration when a special SarahFest pop-up art exhibit, “See Us Differently,” will be on display at the Powerhouse Community Arts Center on Sept. 29.

by Will Jones The Daily Mississippian Students and adults of all ages from across Mississippi packed into the Gertrude C. Ford Center on Monday night...

By Noah Brooks Ansley Journalism Student The 10th annual Oxford Blues Festival kicks off Thursday with a party at Lamar Yard, followed by two days of...

In her role as Artistic Advisor at Large to the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, the world-renowned soprano Renée Fleming will host a panel of regional experts Sunday to explore the intersection of music, health, and neuroscience.

The Lafayette County Master Gardeners invite the public to the first Gardening Lecture Series since 2019.

By Steven Ward Kermit the Frog was born in Mississippi. It’s true. Jim Henson, creator of Sesame Street and The Muppets, was born at King’s Daughter Hospital...

The Thacker Mountain Radio Hour continues its fall season this Thursday at the Old Oxford Armory Pavilion.

By Dayna Drake Student Journalist The Warehouse Collective, which offers upscale women’s clothing, shoes and accessories at liquidated prices, will host a pop-up shop in...

The Thacker Mountain Radio Hour, Oxford’s weekly music and literature program that has broadcast studio shows without an audience for the past pandemic year, will kick off its fall 2021 season Thursday, Sept. 9 at 6 pm with a live show - audience included.

Permanent outdoor dining is almost a reality in Oxford as the East Jackson Avenue streetery project nears completion.