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Three years ago, in “Dime Store Cowgirl,” country songstress Kacey Musgraves humbly celebrated staying in a hotel with a pool and “felt really small under Mount Rushmore.” That song was on her sophomore release, “Pageant Material,” but in her latest album, “Golden Hour,” released March 30,...

The Lafayette/Oxford/University Symphony Orchestra’s upcoming spring concert, “Masterworks in Jeans,” is directed by Selim Giray and will showcase...

Monday 8:30 a.m. – Yoga in the Gallery – UM Museum 7:30 p.m. – LOU Symphony Orchestra – Ford Center Tuesday 5:30 p.m. – Janet Brown: Presidential...

Magnolia Grove is quickly gaining the attention of local indie-rock fans as one of the hot new bands in the Ole Miss community. Yet, the story of the band...

“Striking Voices,” a photo and video documentary project about the Memphis sanitation workers’ strike in the winter and spring of 1968, is...

The Mississippi Delta is known for its blues music and juke joints, but Anne Freeman, a Greenwood native and current Oxford resident, is showcasing her...

Carl Blackledge is an abstract painter born of the South. Raised in Laurel, he joined the Starving Artists Union in college and later moved to New Orleans...

Moon Taxi, an indie-alternative rock band based in Nashville, will return to The Lyric Oxford at 8 p.m. tonight as part of its “Let The Record Play”...

Monday 8:30 a.m. – Yoga in the Gallery – UM Museum   Tuesday 4 p.m. – Campus Recreation Job Fair – Turner Center   Wednesday 7 p.m. –...

Award-winning authors Aimee Nezhukumatathil and Ross Gay are teaming up in Oxford this Tuesday for the release of Nezhukumatathil’s fourth poetry collection,...