Shane Brown, an Oxford dairy farmer, published his first book, “A Place Called Tula,” in July 2026. The book is a collection of short stories and personal essays exploring rural Mississippi life, work, community, grief, addiction and family. An Oxford native, Shane Brown grew up with deep connections to the surrounding area, including Yocona, Miss., […]
The Square is a collage of Oxford’s best shops and restaurants and serves as the cultural center of the town. No single store displays this artistic scene better than Southside Gallery. The gallery features works by artists from across the Southeast and is open to the public. Southside Gallery is free to the public, and […]
Oxford has some of the best coffee shops in Mississippi. They are popular gathering places and study spots for locals and students alike. Each cafe is unique, with its own ambience, drink selection and price range. Here is a look at the roasteries and shops Oxford has to offer. Heartbreak Coffee This coffee shop might […]
Oxford is a hot spot for live music in Mississippi, with iconic venues like Proud Larry’s, The Lyric Oxford and the Gertrude C. Ford Center for the Performing Arts. Here is a peek at upcoming performances scheduled for this fall. Note: Shows at the Ford Center are for attendees of all ages. Minors must be […]
A stellar playlist is the perfect way to kick off the school year, from relaxing study music to fast-paced hype songs for walking to class. This playlist captures that bittersweet transition from summer sun to campus days. Featuring an eclectic mix of songs and genres — from niche artists to fan favorites — this is […]
Rising star Avery Anna took the stage at The Lyric on Friday night to perform songs from her new album — “forgive, forget.” — as well as older crowd favorites. Avery Anna Rhoton, who goes by her first and middle name on stage, has attracted attention from esteemed outlets such as Rolling Stone and Billboard. […]
The 2026 Double Decker Arts Festival features a lineup of musical artists ranging from globally recognized artists to local Southern musicians. In total, this festival will feature 10 musical acts from a variety of genres. Here is your playlist to prepare for Double Decker’s quickly approaching start. The festival will kick off on Friday, April […]
Avery Anna will be making the penultimate stop in her “Girl of Constant Sorrow Tour” at The Lyric on Friday, April 17. The Flagstaff, Ariz., musician will bring her blend of country, rock and acoustic pop to offer a performance that can appeal to everyone. This will be the first time she has performed in […]
Chicory Market, a local grocer in Oxford, Miss., is beginning construction to expand their space and production. The store provides farm-fresh ingredients sourced from the surrounding community to the residents of the city. “We’ve had so much support from the community since we’ve moved here into Midtown (Shopping Center), and we’re already busting at the […]
“Portraits in Place,” the photography exhibition by University of Mississippi Associate Professor of Journalism Mark Dolan, debuted with an opening reception on Thursday, Feb. 19 in Barnard Observatory. The display features numerous black-and-white portraits, documenting Dolan’s journey across the South to pinpoint the deep connection between people and their homes. “All of the people in […]
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