Arts & Culture
Blues music and blue jeans
After two years of cancellation due to COVID-19, Oxford’s beloved Double Decker Arts Festival is back in full swing this weekend. Part of the weekend’s festivities will include the Blue Delta’s Blues Alley on April 23 hosted by Blue Delta...
Samantha Fish Makes a Splash with Double Decker performance
Contemporary blues artist, Samantha Fish, known for her powerful vocals and captivating performance ability, is a must-see at the 2022 Double Decker Arts Festival. Samantha Fish.Photo courtesy: Kevin & King. Fish will take the stage this Saturday, April 23 at...
Welcome back: Double Decker returns to Oxford after three-year hiatus
In 2019, over 70,000 people joyously flooded the historic Courthouse Square to attend the Double Decker Arts Festival — an annual celebration of Oxford’s illustrious artistic, musical and culinary scene. A crowd awaits the start of the Double Decker Arts...
From hay bales to high heels: UM student shares her journey in the modeling industry
“Women of Ole Miss” is a four-part interview series documenting the voices of women attending the University of Mississippi. Each part focuses on a different student, exploring their unique life experiences and accomplishments and what it means to them to...
Double Decker: Where and When Everything is Happening
The 25th annual Double Decker Festival is packed with music, special events, vendors and food. From Friday morning to Saturday night, here’s the schedule for one of Oxford’s biggest weekends of the year. Music Friday, April 22 6:15 p.m....
New Orleans legend is Oxford’s resident jazz musician for Double Decker weekend
I’ll be perfectly honest: I think you’d be hard-pressed to find a more exemplary personification of New Orleans jazz culture than Double Decker Arts Festival headliner Troy “Trombone Shorty” Andrews. Trombone Shorty's album, Parking Lot Symphony, was released April 28, 2017...
“I love helping people, and I feel like the most hands-on way you can do that is to be a physician,”: UM student inspired to heal through the legacy of her grandmother
“Women of Ole Miss” is a four-part interview series documenting the voices of women attending the University of Mississippi. Each part focuses on a different student, exploring their unique life experiences and accomplishments and what it means to them to...
“We can try whatever we want in life”: Graduate student strives to become an example for students and mothers alike
“Women of Ole Miss” is a four-part interview series documenting the voices of women attending the University of Mississippi. Each part focuses on a different student, exploring their unique life experiences and accomplishments and what it means to them to...
“I just have a passion for helping people”: UM Student continues LGBTQ+ advocacy at the university level
“Women of Ole Miss” is a four-part interview series documenting the voices of women attending the University of Mississippi. Each part focuses on a different student, exploring their unique life experiences and accomplishments and what it means to them to...
“Rudeneja”: A coming of age story that became a dream come true
Everyone knows the story. Boy meets girl, they fall in love, and they all live happily ever after. Retold over and over again, no matter the couple’s orientation, time or place, this is how society says love should pan out...
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