The purpose of the parade and festival is to allow government, businesses, schools, churches, and residents to get to know each other on a more personal level.  It is also an opportunity to join forces to reduce crime and enjoy a day of fun-filled family events.

This is a great opportunity to give back to the community, enjoy the outdoors, and help create a welcoming environment for the animals and visitors.

Join us for our 2nd Miles for Mamas 5K event! This significant event is poised to occur in the heart of downtown Jackson, serving as a celebratory culmination to Black Maternal Health Week 2025!

Residents may bring all household furniture, small appliances and accessories for disposal; however, tires, chemicals and gas tanks are not accepted in Roll-Off Dumpster program.

Get ready for a night of unforgettable entertainment at Friday on Farish! Get ready to dance, sing, and vibe out!

In celebration of National Public Health Week, the Jackson Medical Mall is hosting Walk Around the Mall!

WTJ leaders will solicit candidates’ commitments to work with us to advance our central agenda of infrastructure, living wage jobs, and contract justice for black businesses.

Through interactive gameplay, participants will explore how government works, why voting matters, and how we can shape our communities.

Taste of Mississippi is a tasting event that offers culinary delights from fabulous area restaurants and beverages from local distributors. All proceeds from Taste of Mississippi benefit Stewpot Community Services.

Enjoy mouthwatering soups from local chefs, purchase special gift items and make a real impact on those in need.

Jackson community figures will have an open and honest dialogue with the youth!

You will not want to miss out on the fun golf activities for kids, door prizes, giveaways, and the opportunity to support a great cause – 20% of sales at EK Home will be donated to First Tee Programs.

Numerous activities and attractions will be available, such as music, space jumps, food trucks, and a car show. 

The Jackson Federation of Teachers sponsors this event.

Georgetown and Mid City, in partnership with Keep Jackson Beautiful, are cleaning up 1046 Woodrow Wilson Avenue, a dumping ground where trash has piled up due to neglect and illegal dumping.

This event aims to increase obesity awareness in Mississippi and promote physical activity in the community with a concentrated effort on the youth.

Learn about current attacks on public education, share what’s happening in your community, discuss the new way Mississippi funds education, and more!

The goal is to offer a forum for area adults who have been affected by violence to express their grief in a healthy, healing way through creative expression and art. 

Race for Grace Place is a 5K Run and Walk raising funds to sustain Grace Place, located at Galloway United Methodist Church in Jackson, MS.

Join us for a celebration of culture and womanhood! Enjoy live performances, international cuisine, cultural exhibits, and inspiring tributes to the strength and diversity of women across the world!

Learn about the impact of the Tougaloo Nine during a free gallery talk and flash tour at the Two Mississippi Museums on Saturday, March 29.

The Hinds County Children’s Coalition, in collaboration with Hinds County Youth Court, aims to create a unified platform that addresses the comprehensive needs of children and youth in our community impacted by the juvenile justice system in Hinds County.

Who will collect the most waste?

Whether you’re an experienced educator, a recent graduate, or looking for a career change, JPS has opportunities for you!

Be engaged, be empowered, and stay tuned for the future of our city!

Join fellow Jacksonians for a debate between the candidates for JXN Mayor.

You’re invited to join us and hear what we’ve been working on and what is to come!

The Jackson Hinds Library System invites you to attend its March Board of Trustees Meeting at the Margaret Walker Alexander Library.

Let’s make our community clean together!