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A Convention Complex : Jackson MS
111 East Capitol Street, Suite 102Jackson, MS 39201
phone: (800) 354-7695
www.visitjackson.com
Description
With the sparkling new Jackson Convention Complex now open, Jackson offers over 300,000 square feet of state-of-the-art conference and meeting space. In the City with Soul there's so much for delegates to do!Metro Jackson Facilities>>Convention, Conference, Meeting >>Hotels
What's New
Jackson, Mississippi is undergoing an urban revitalization, with the Jackson Convention Complex two new hotels within walking distance to the Convention Complex and the repair of dozens of older buildings.The Jackson’s Farish Street Historic District, a 125 acre area, late 19th century grid-patterned community, is also undergoing a reformation. Visitors who go on a walking tour of Farish Street will see the many layers of history found in this district, including historic Blues sites and vernacular architecture.
Don't miss
The Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame is the perfect attraction for any sports lover. The Wall of Fame features the feats and memorabilia of Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame members who excelled in amateur and professional sports, from broadcasting to football, from tennis to basketball. Touch-screen television kiosks allow museum visitors to access archival footage, achievement data, biographical information, and more than 500 interviews with famous Mississippi athletes like Jerry Rice, Brett Favre, Archie Manning, Ralph Boston, and Dizzy Dean. From Mississippi's involvement in the re-birth of the Olympic movement at the beginning of the 20th Century to the present via pictures, light boxes and laser disc presentation. A special display of all Mississippi Olympic medal winners is listed on the victory stand in the exhibit.To find 15 unique Jackson museums, many outdoor activities, fun festivals, concerts, and more visit the CVB's website: Jackson attractions.
Local flavor
Located on histories Congress Street, the 930 Blues Café preserves the Mississippi Delta Blues legacy. Located on historic Congress Street, the 930 Blues Café preserves the Mississippi Delta Blues legacy. The two-story house, built in 1903 as a residence, is now a destination for international Blues fans. The Café features a 1960's jukebox and authentic, live Blues.Shopping
Highland Village offers more than 48 shops offering the finest and most unique array of specialty items from men’s and women's apparel and accessories to special gifts and home furnishings. Highland Village offers three gourmet restaurants, in addition to seasonal food and wine festivals. Come to Highland Village where the best of everything awaits you.