FRIDAY NIGHT | 6PM (This ticketed event is $32 per person)
St. Andrew’s Activity Center | 201 Main St.
The festival begins with a very special dining experience at St. Andrew’s Mission. Transport yourself to France with a gourmet three-course meal, surrounded by the sounds of Edith Piaf, Maurice Chevalier, Josephine Baker and rock & roll legend Johnny Hallyday. The dance floor will be open — or, as the French say, “ouvert!”

SATURDAY MORNING | 9:45AM | FREE
Depot Garage | Corner of Front St. & State St.
Kick off Saturday morning with a sidewalk parade around downtown led by artists Nita Turnage and Hap Phillips, with stops at pop-up art galleries and interactive art workshops. Meet at the Depot Garage at State & Front Streets. Come in costume and bring your tiny floats.

SATURDAY | 11AM– 3PM | FREE
The Slipher Building | 230 State St.
State Street Theater | 222 State St.
Topisaw General Store | 105 Main St.
McComb Electric Supply | 119 S. Front St.
St. Andrew’s Activity Center | 201 Main St., McComb
Enjoy FREE community art workshops at the Kids’ Korner  at The Slipher Building (We are accepting arts, crafts, and handmade items vendors. Applications are available HERE). Cartoon screenings at State Theater, an exhibition of works by McComb Watercolor Group artists Susy Sanders, Donna Smith and Bonnie Wimberly at Topisaw General Store,  more art by local artists at McComb Electic Supply, and an exhibition of work by Southwest Mississippi Arts Guild members at St. Andrew’s Activity Center.

SATURDAY | 11AM– 3PM | FREE
Harlan Building | 213 State St.
Enjoy author readings and signings by McComb’s talented literary artists at The Harlan Building , including Alice Rhea Mitchell (author of My Mama’s Closet and Scooter Mouse and the Teddy Bears), Hiram Smith (author of Jonathan Finds a Friend at Home), Robert Hensarling (author of Grampy and the Pink Possum), Amber Martin (author of My Mother’s Butterfly), and  Leroy Merriweather (author of Not A Preacher – A Student of the Holy Spirit). Also, be sure to support the Friends of the Pike County Libraries who will be hosting their Book Sale here, as well.

SATURDAY | ALL DAY | FREE
The Palace Theater | 109 Main St.
Big Daddy’s Blues Club | 224 N. Railroad Blvd.
All genres of live music – from Gospel and Country to Blues and Rock – will be featured at both The Palace Theater and Big Daddy’s Blues Club. We are pleased to present Lillian Axe and Castro ‘Mr. Sipp’ Coleman as the headliner acts on The Palace stage. Here is the complete line up:

SATURDAY | THROUGHOUT THE DAY
The Broadway Deli | 117 S. Front St.
Topisaw General Store | 105 Main St.
Big Daddy’s Blues Club | 224 N. Railroad Blvd.
The Caboose Restaurant | 131 N. Front St.
Dining options for Saturday include wonderful comfort food and classic desserts at both The Broadway Deli and Topisaw General Store, which will have extended hours. Burgers and other concession foods will be available during the day at Big Daddy’s Blues Club.

Or you can treat yourself to a fine dining experience, with a special Midsummer Night’s Dream-themed cocktail, at The Caboose Restaurant. Let them know when you make a reservation (601.684.9191) if you are attending Pike County Little Theatre’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream so they will get you served in time. Tickets for the play are available via 601.551.7384

SATURDAY | 7:30PM (This ticketed event is $10 per person)
Pike County Little Theatre | 206 State St.
Enjoy Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream presented by and at the Pike County Little Theatre. Tickets for the play are available via 601.551.7384. Also availble at the Limelight Cafe are nachos, hot dogs, Ronda’s Fudge, Ronda’s Chex Mix, and Fairy Dust Cupcakes.

SATURDAY | 12PM – 4PM
McComb Railroad Museum | 108 N Railroad Blvd.
Visit one of the South’s best preserved collections of railroad history! Train enthusiasts call the McComb Railroad Museum the best rail museum south of Chicago.

SATURDAY | 8PM
Big Daddy’s Blues Club | 224 N. Railroad Blvd.
Check out the work of regional filmmakers at the very first Pike County Film Festival. Organized by McComb School District’s Digital Media class, the festival will feature short films by both student filmmakers and professional filmmakers from Mississippi and beyond. More info is available at www.filmfreeway.com/PikeCountyFilmFestival.