Arts & Entertainment

Biggest, Baddest Art Show

Oxford Artists’ Guild hosts its “Biggest, Baddest Art Show” at The Powerhouse with local artists, prizes, and a pop-up sale.

Hotty Toddy News Services - October 28, 2025

Lee Keeps Playing, Plans to Give Back

By Anna Belson HottyToddy Intern Jiwon Lee can do it all: She's the Graduate School President, PRSSA event planner, and plays the National Anthem at...

Allen Boyer Book Review – ‘Panther Gap,’ by James A. McLaughlin

“Bearskin,” the debut thriller of James McLaughlin, won its author an Edgar Award for Best FirstNovel. It pitted the caretaker of a Blue Ridge...

Five Singer-Songwriters to Showcase Stories, Songs

By Jonathan Scott University of Mississippi Five acclaimed musicians whose songs have been recorded by some of music's most popular performers will headline a Sept. 28...

Fall Concerts Planned at Lafayette County Arena

The Lafayette County Multi-Purpose Arena lives up to its name, offering a place for a variety of events that go beyond agriculture programming. This fall,...

Theatre Oxford’s Production, ‘The Exonerated’ is Postponed Due to Covid

Theatre Oxford's production of The Exonerated is postponed due to COVID-19 in the cast. Those who requested a ticket for The Exonerated will have their award...

Top 10 things to do in New Orleans

By Anna Belson HottyToddy Intern The New Orleans food walking tour of the French Quarter. Get a behind the scenes look into the local restaurants...

UM Professor of Music Awarded an Artist Fellowship from the MAC

Micah Everett, Professor of Music at the University of Mississippi, has been awarded a $4,250 Artist Fellowship from the Mississippi Arts Commission. This Fellowship is...

Thacker Mountain Radio Hour kicks off New Season Thursday at Graduate Hotel

The Thacker Mountain Radio Hour will open its Fall 2023 season on Thursday, Sept. 7 at 6 p.m. at the Graduate Hotel led by...

Six Stories Told About Death Row Survivors in Theatre Oxford’s Production of ‘The Exonerated’

Sixty-year-old Delbert Tibbs is an old soul from Chicago, a seminary dropout, military veteran, radical, poet, and death row survivor. He’s also a Black...

Music, Dance and Drama Coming to Ford Center

By Edwin B. Smith University of Mississippi The fall season of performances at the University of Mississippi's Gertrude C. Ford Center for the Performing Arts features a range...