This program functions as a progressive mini art class, where each week builds upon the skills learned in previous sessions. Attendees can look forward to mastering the basics of sketching, drawing, painting, color theory, and more!

Step into a prehistoric world with the Travel Back in Time Meet the Giants of the Ice Age event. Attendees will have the chance to encounter 12 life-sized, scientifically accurate robotic Ice Age animals, complete with realistic movements and sounds, truly bringing the era back to life.

Known as "masters of soulful folk," The Wood Brothers is a roots band from New York City that combines genres like folk, blues, jazz, and gospel. With extremely popular tracks like "Luckiest Man," "Postcards From Hell," and "I Got Loaded," they have earned over a million monthly listeners on Spotify.

Immerse yourself in a lively agricultural setting at this three-day event, where you can witness cooking demonstrations by the MS Egg Marketing Board and learn about Farmstead life and gardening. Don't miss the impressive display of large farm and forestry equipment, and the chance to meet baby chicks, chickens, and other farm animals.

Prepare for a thrilling display of creativity and talent at the Tri-Arts Invitational Competition. This event brings together artists of all kinds, offering a vibrant showcase of diverse artistic expressions.

Attendees are invited to bring their fossil findings for expert analysis and identification by a team of seasoned scientists. The event features a myriad of activities, including fossil exhibits, interactive sessions, simulated fossil digs, and a thrilling scavenger hunt.

Eggy is a jam band from Connecticut consisting of four members and led by Jake Brownstein. Known for their introspective lyrics and winding instrumentation, they have created popular singles like "Original," "Zero," and "Colpa del vento."

The Band of Heathens are a critically acclaimed Americana-Rock band from Austin, Texas. Renowned for their signature sound, the group draws on influences of blues, folk, and country music to create a unique musical experience that pays homage to the rich musical heritage of the South. Amongst their most popular songs are the psychedelic-tinged "All I'm Asking," the gritty "Hurricane," and the soulful "Jackson Station."

This two-day event is a vibrant celebration of anime and animation, featuring voice actors, creators, vendors, and cosplayers. Attendees can look forward to engaging in Q&As, informative panel programming, and a plethora of other exciting offerings.

Pollinator Day is an event dedicated to the conservation and celebration of pollinator populations through engaging activities. Exhibitors will provide insightful information on the crucial role pollinators play in food production and maintaining healthy ecosystems, including soil stabilization, wildlife support, and air purification.

The JXN Food and Wine Festival is a culinary extravaganza showcasing the diverse talent of local chefs and the region's top food and beverage artists, offering everything from soul food to fine dining. Not only does this event provide a taste of Southern culture, but it also supports the future of the restaurant industry by donating a portion of the proceeds to the Mississippi Restaurant Association Education Foundation, which offers scholarships to students pursuing degrees in restaurant management or culinary arts.

The L.V. Hull: Love Is a Sensation exhibition is a vibrant celebration of the life and art of the self-proclaimed "Unusual Artist", L.V. Hull, showcasing her immersive art environment created from everyday objects and signs, often adorned with her signature dot pattern. The event not only features selections from Hull's vast creative output, but also includes documentation of her home/studio environment, ephemera from her personal archive, and layered installations of her work, all while highlighting her significant contribution to the global tradition of placemaking and her deep roots in community.

The Nothin' But Drums Percussion Showcase promises a night filled with rhythm and beats, featuring talented percussion sections from various places. Whether attendees are drum enthusiasts or simply seeking a fun night out, this event guarantees entertainment and a unique opportunity to experience the power of live percussion.

Spring on the Green is a vibrant event that celebrates the spring season with live music, delicious food and drinks, and unique local art and jewelry stands. Attendees can enjoy a variety of games and activities, making it a perfect day out for families, shoppers, and music lovers alike.

This annual spring celebration, known as Hal's St. Paddy's Parade, is a vibrant, joyous event that's been likened to a "green Mardi Gras." It's a day of humor, community, and celebration, honoring the good work of the Children's of Mississippi, and is dedicated to the memory of Harold Taylor White Jr., a beloved local figure known for his kindness, leadership, and culinary skills.

Following the St. Paddy's Day Parade, there's a Grown Folks Day Party that promises an exciting atmosphere for adults. Attendees can expect an event filled with lively entertainment and socializing opportunities.

Freedom Ranch will captivate attendees with their thrilling animal shows, included with the Museum admission or Mississippi Museum of Natural Science Foundation Membership. Be aware that space is limited, so early arrival is encouraged to secure a spot.

Chicago is an American musical from 1975 based on the 1926 play of the same name. Since its original Broadway debut in 1975, it has been the second longest-running show ever on Broadway. The 2002 movie based on this Tony-award winning musical won the Academy Award for Best Picture.

Paul Thorn is an American Billboard-charting Southern blues, country, and Americana singer-songwriter. He has been active since 1997 and is from Tupelo, Mississippi. He released his first series, Tales and Ales, in 2019.