The creative legacy of our state is still being written. The Mississippi Arts Commission is in place to support emerging artists, Inspire them to make lasting footprints and Enrich the creative culture all across the state. What role will you play in the next chapter of Mississippi’s story?
Mississippi Arts Commission invests in our state’s makers through a variety of grant programs supporting nonprofit organizations, educational institutions, and individual artists. Are you an organization or a professional artist looking to fund your project?
The Mississippi Arts Commission is thrilled to announce the 2023 State Arts Conference taking place this fall in Jackson, MS. Dates: Wednesday, October 11, and Thursday, October 12, 2023. Location: The Westin Jackson – 407 South Congress Street Jackson, MS 39201
Join us for the next webinar in our Ask a Professional series, Ask A Professional: Healthcare Marketplace, on Thursday, September 28, at Noon CST. Attendees at this webinar can expect to learn about navigating marketplace health plans and insurance. Bob Williams, Director of Life and Health Actuarial with the Department of Insurance, will host this session.
Sarah Story interviews Mississippi singer and songwriter Charlie Mars about his new album "Times Have Changed.” The episode airs on MPB Think Radio on Sunday at 5 p.m. CST. You can also listen on your favorite podcasting app.
This week on the Mississippi Arts Hour, Maria Zeringue chats with quilter Marcella Harville of Corinth, MS. The episode airs on MPB Think Radio on Sunday, September 24, at 5 p.m. CST. You can also listen on your favorite podcasting app.
The Mississippi Arts Commission (MAC) 2023 State Arts Conference, Presented by The Westin Jackson, will take place on October 11 and 12 at the Westin in Jackson, Mississippi. “We have […]
The Mississippi Arts Commission (MAC) is pleased to announce the 2024 Governor’s Arts Awards recipients.
I have long wanted to make an extended visit to Meridian. In college, I spent the majority of a day photographing modern works of architecture throughout the city as part of an exhibition that we created featuring modern architecture in Mississippi. The three-foot building was still a hope and a dream, as was the Meridian Police Department building. But City Hall has just been renovated, and word was circulating about the upcoming MAX. Since then, I had only ever stopped at Chick-fil-A on my way through or looped through downtown – if I had some extra time – to see if much had changed.
Go make Mississippi.
