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Kirk Fordice Equine Center
The South's most modern livestock facility is located on the Mississippi State Fairgrounds in Jackson, Mississippi. The location is only two blocks off I-55 and two miles from I-20. Direct ramps from the interstate make livestock trailers access an easy …
Two Sisters Kitchen
Frequent Best of Jackson winner for fried chicken offers a buffet of your choice of veggies, a salad bar, iced tea and one of four homemade desserts. Lunch only. Mon-Friday, Sun.
Time Out Sports Cafe
14 TVs, 1 projector and two big-screens. Daily $9 lunch specials, pub-style appetizers, burgers, seafood and catfish po-boys, salads, and hot entrees including fish, steak and pasta.
Photamerica Popup Studio
Owner Josh Hailey is a photographer and mixed-media artist. The studio's permanent exhibit consists of collages of photographs Hailey took during a two-year expedition to all 50 U.S. states and Washington, D.C. Open by appointment only.
The Blue Biscuit
From the website: Located right across from the incredible new BB King Blues Museum in Indianola, and within an hour of more than two dozen important Blues & Cultural sites, The Blue Biscuit and Blue Biscuit Bungalows are smack-dab in …
Winterville Mounds
From MDAH: Winterville Mounds is a 42-acre site near Greenville, Mississippi, featuring 12 prehistoric Native American mounds, two large plazas, and a museum. Normal hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 1:30 to 5 p.m. Sunday. …
Amerigo Italian Restaurant
Amerigo is a casual, energetic, affordable neighborhood Italian restaurant serving a blend of traditional and modern Italian cuisine. Our restaurants are warm and inviting, with friendly yet professional service. Whether it is a romantic table for two or a special …
Hal & Mal's
It is a Jackson landmark for a reason. The food is real, down-home cookin’. The atmosphere is rough around the edges, but the old train station has been around for decades and has become a part of the unique character …
Beth Israel Congregation
The Beth Israel Congregation was founded in 1860, and soon after purchased land for a cemetery on North State Street. By the end of 1862, fifteen Jewish families lived in town. After the Civil War, the congregation acquired land and …
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