Events

From NoelHolston.com: Author of the acclaimed memoir Life After Deaf: My Misadventures in Hearing Loss and Recovery (2019), journalist Noel Holston has continued his “after deaf” odyssey with prize-winning photography, a CD of his songs titled Better Late, and a second memoir, As I Die Laughing: Snapshots from a Southern Childhood (2023). A native of […]

Open Mic Night at 320 Fifth Street will be hosted by Dr. Christy Liverett. Come and sing a song, read a poem, do some acting, or dance around!

Take a break and join the staff at the Laurel-Jones County Library for coffee and coloring on the second Friday of each month from 10 to 11 a.m. Colors and coffee provided!

Join Museum Director George Bassi for an engaging and informational walking tour of Laurel's historical district as he traces the history and evolution of the city and some of its finest homes and structures.

Join us for a fun-filled, in-person event. The Walk to End Alzheimer's Holiday Paint Party! Get ready to unleash your creativity and make unforgettable memories. Join us for a day filled with laughter, paint, and holiday cheer. This is the perfect opportunity to connect with others, support a great cause, and show off your artistic […]

Laurel Mercantile's Scent Library is proud to host sister duo - Jenna Bush Hager and Barbara Bush - for a special book signing of their new picture book, Love Comes First (published by Little, Brown Books for Young Readers). The ticket includes a personalized copy of Love Comes First and a photo opportunity with Jenna […]

Dogwood Press and The Bookstore in the Window, in partnership with the Laurel-Jones County Library, will host an Author Event at the Laurel library. Mississippi authors Randy Pierce and J. Stephen Beam will be on hand to sign copies of their latest novels. For more information, call 601.428.4313.

320 Fifth Street will host trivia night! Teams are allowed up to 6 members each. Winning team members get 50% off their next visit to 320 and special handmade art by Teresa Mackey.

Join Lauren Rogers Museum of Art Director George Bassi for an engaging and informational walking tour of Laurel's historical district as he traces the history and evolution of the city and some of it's finest homes and structures. Departs from the Museum lobby.

Laurel Main Street will be selling reusable, collector-style wine cups for $20, which will allow guests to walk around downtown enjoying unlimited wine tastings at all participating merchants. Don't worry if you don't like wine - folks who wish not to partake in the wine are welcome to join in the fun for free! Over […]

The United Way of the Pinebelt hosts the opening night of the Prancer Path featuring the Chad Knight Band singing Christmas tunes!

Open Mic Night at 320 Fifth Street will be hosted by Dr. Christy Liverett. Come and sing a song, read a poem, do some acting, or dance around!  

Light up Mason Park! Come see the Christmas lights at Mason Park!

Trivia Night at 320 Fifth Street. Teams are allowed up to 6 members each. The winning team members get 50% off their next visit to 320 and special handmade art by Teresa Mackey.

The Jones County Chamber of Commerce will host its monthly Jones Co.nnect First Friday Networking event at the Laurel-Jones County Visitor Center on Friday, December 1st at 8:30 a.m. Guests will have the opportunity to connect with other local professionals as the event is open to any employee of a Chamber member company. "Whether you […]

Downtown Christmas Tree Lighting presented by Cadence Bank. Join us to bring Christmas to life in Downtown Laurel! Cadence Bank presents the downtown Christmas tree lighting, complete with Christmas carols and candlelight.

Join the Laurel Kiwanis Club for their annual Pancake Day at the YWCO and First Baptist Church of Laurel. Enjoy all you can eat pancakes, sausage, butter & syrup, coffee, milk, and sodas. All funds raised go towards college scholarships for local students.

Open Mic Night returns to Lee's! Our open mic has been a local favorite since we started having it years ago. Local musicians, poets, etc. come and perform original material as well as covers, for a laid-back, supportive audience. Anyone is welcome to participate, as long as you keep everything family-friendly. Free to all!