This is a small theater but we really enjoyed the experience and hope to return. The actors are…read morequite talented to be amateurs.

This is a hidden gem in Brandon, MS! We went to see Steel Magnolias and my gosh how great! The…read moretheater itself is small but the building is quite charming. The five ladies that made of the cast were great and I assume they are locals which made the experience even better. We found the play on their website which is easy to navigate. You can buy tickets ahead of time or at the door if the show is not sold out. If you are in town and there is a play going on definitely pop in!

This is a historic theater located in the Historic Farish Street District. The Alamo is one of only…read morea few dual purpose theaters in the country. It has been around since 1942 and has played host to musical legends such as B.B. King, Nat King Cole and Dorothy Moore. It now operates as a Not-For-Profit theatre and is available for rent. The money gained from rentals is used to keep the theater going. It closed in 1983 and reopend in 1997 after a community restoration effort. The outside of the theater has a nostalgic look and you will see some of sidewalk plaques with the images of legends that performed there. I love the old school marquee that they have out front too. There is a decent amount of free street parking available within walking distance of the theater. The theater has recently hosted music concert, plays, talks, comedy shows and independent films. It is a very nice theater, especially considering its age. But the interior is not that old having been completely renovated in 1997. The theater can seat 524 people, including balcony seating. I will admit that I find the are that the theater is located in to be a bit sketchy, and others have questioned the security of the area. So, I will just say be aware of your surroundings and keep an eye out. Anyway, it is a wonderful place not only to host an event, but watch one as well. I highly recommend catching a show here. If I am in Jackson again, I hope to catch a comedy show there.

This little gem has loads of great bottles of vino. The folks working there are friendly and very…read moreknowledgeable and steer you in the right direction if you need something as a gift for your dinner host.

We sent our daughter to the summer dance intensive and I can say it surpassed what we were hoping…read morefor. Centered on Christ and filled with passion to use this art form to make His name known, it helped our daughters to grow deeper in their faith which is primary, and also develop their dance skills from world class teachers.

Ballet Magnificat is an excellent training school for your ballerina. When we moved from SC to…read moreMississippi, we were worried about finding a good school to continue her training to become a professional. We found excellent training and forever friends at Ballet Mag. They have high expectations in their training and kind-hearted dancers. We also love being a part of the school's performance companies. It's aa great way for the girls to perform while sharing the gospel. I highly recommend Ballet Magnificat.

This is a pretty cool stadium. It has all the amenities a universit's needs to be accommodating to…read morefans.

The vendors were horrible. And ask the attitude. I bought a $15 Burger with a Torn up bun and they…read morebathrooms were nasty You can tell they never cleaned them for the event. You have a concert and toilets are already done. I just think Jackson can do better. It's all about money here. They don't care about anything else.

Went here in 2012 for a Brantley Gilbert concert. The venue was clean and you get a good view of…read morethe stage no matter where you sat. The seats were comfortable too.

Meh. It's old and needs serious upgrades, but it's got "good bones" as they say and obviously gets…read morethe job done for Jackson. I visited the Coliseum while attending the Mississippi Black Rodeo. I was pleased with the fact that the facilities were decent and I was comfortable during the show. As it was definitely my first rodeo, I was impressed with the air quality, circulation, and the fact that I wasn't overwhelmed by the smell of horse and cow manure. The parking was decent and traffic wasn't too bad. I would think this would be an issue when the big names roll into town, but for my visit, the Mississippi Coliseum did the trick.

We went there for years as spectators. The intercom is terrible unless you are in the general…read moreadmission stands. We started racing this year. They charge extra on top of pit admission to race, which is more than other tracks so we planned on only going on event night. The intercom in the pits and pit stands does t work so drivers have trouble knowing what's going on. We were there last night and they supposedly had power issues. We spent 9 hours at this track and none of the feature races ran. When it did get cancelled at 1am, they didn't communicate with their drivers. The ones that bring them $$! And then refused to issue refunds or rain checks. Just off our family alone, they stole $150. Will never go back

One of the best race tracks I have been to. This was my first visit to this oval dirt race track…read more Like most race tracks, it is for racers who want to win money on the weekends for driving fast. I base my review of race tracks on parking, concessions, bathroom facilities and visibility of the racing surface. It gets high marks on all 4 of these. Since, I never been here, I had to ask for help from the Event staff on where to sit. They recommended the family grand stands. Anyway, I had no problem parking. I had to pay $1 to park in which they said was a donation to the fire department. So, no problem there. There was no line to park and got to my parking place with no problem. I also had no problem leaving. The concession stand was great with reasonable lines and could easily get my food and drink items quickly. They had reasonable prices and were friendly and took care of me. They do have bathroom facilities where you can wash your hands too. They get busy and I usually saw no lines. Best of all, I could see the whole track from where I sat at. I was able to see the race cars everywhere on the track including right in front of the grand stands. Furthermore, I recommend sitting in the family grand stands where no alcohol is allowed. These are the main grand stands on the right with the most seats as you walk in. The smaller grand stands on the left is for people who want to buy beer and watch the race. History: Jackson Motor Speedway opened in 1992 and is still in operation. It is located in Byram, Mississippi which is only a few miles South of Jackson. I used Interstate 55 to get to the track. I have been to 20 different race tracks in 6 different states. Some of these race tracks were in the states of Alabama, Kentucky, Georgia, Mississippi, South Carolina, and Tennessee. In summary, I really enjoyed the races this weekend at the race track. If it had not been for the Yelp App, I wouldn't have known it was here nor been able to get here. I would highly recommend this race track to anyone. The parking, concessions, bathrooms and being able to visibly see the race cars go around the whole track were great.