• May 7th "History Makers, Future Shapers"  Hattiesburg's Sixth Street Museum District will host a free educator appreciation event at the Historic Eureka School from 5 p.m. until 7:30 p.m.

    Greater Hattiesburg teachers can enjoy museum tours, prize giveaways, and complimentary treats from Smith’s while exploring resources to support their classrooms.

    The evening is open to all area education professionals aged 21 and older who provide a valid school ID at check-in.

    For more details, call 601-450-1942. The Historic Eureka School is located at 410 East Sixth Street.

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    facebook.com/HattiesburgAAMHM


  • May 9th Osher Lifelong Learning Institute Based at Southern Miss in Hattiesburg, OLLI is hosting an Artisans Showcase from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 

    This community event features handcrafted goods from local artists and makers.

    Find out more at the link just below this sentence.

    Details from OLLI


  • May 16th VetFest 2026 The Disabled American Veterans Hattiesburg Chapter #62 is hosting this year's festival at Town Square Park in Hattiesburg. 

    This free, family-friendly event runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and features food vendors, a Corvette car show, a kids zone, and live music by Charles Carter.

    Attendees are encouraged to bring their own chairs to enjoy the festivities, which also include veteran-owned businesses and various service organizations. 

    For more details, call 601-596-5620.

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    E-mail: davhattiesburg62@gmail.com


  • June 4th-27th FestivalSouth Organizers have unveiled plans for the 2026 edition of FestivalSouth, which will take place the month before America’s Semiquincentennial.

    "Join us as we honor the artistry that has shaped our nation’s soul — not only with stars and stripes but also with the spark of imagination," officials said in a statement online.

    As in previous years, several free and ticketed performances will take place in and around Hattiesburg.  Among the highlights...

    \ On June 4-6, FestivalSouth and Hub City Players will present Disney's "Newsies" at the Mannoni Performing Arts Center on the main Hattiesburg campus of Southern Miss.

    \ On June 7, The Meistersingers of Mississippi will perform a semiquincentennial concert at 3 p.m. at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Hattiesburg. 

    \ On June 13, "Stars and Steps Forever!" presents a genre-blending dance spectacular featuring International Ballet Gold Medalist Alexei Orlovsky and a diverse cast of world-class performers to the Mannoni Performing Arts Center on the main Hattiesburg campus of Southern Miss.

    \ On June 27, FestivalSouth concludes with "The Great American Playlist," an orchestral grand finale emceed by Robert St. John and featuring Vasti Jackson in a symphonic celebration of iconic American hits ranging from Dolly Parton to Stevie Wonder. The finale takes place at Saenger Theater in Hattiesburg.

    Details are at the link just below this sentence.

    festivalsouth.org


  • June 13th Praise in the Park 2026  This free community event focused on worship, prayer, and unity, is taking place at Town Square Park in Hattiesburg. 

    From 11 a.m. until 2:30 p.m., attendees are invited to bring lawn chairs and blankets to experience an atmosphere dedicated to healing and spiritual breakthrough. 

    The organizers are currently calling for all local choirs and praise teams to sign up and help lead the worship experience. 

    Everyone is welcome to join this powerful outdoor gathering to lift up the name of Jesus and build lasting community connections. 

    @weemerge.org

    More details from The Emerge Church


  • Auto Thefts The Hattiesburg Police Department is warning residents about a recent increase in auto thefts and are urging drivers to take simple steps to secure their vehicles.

    Investigators report that most of the recent thefts involved vehicles that were left running and unattended or unlocked with the keys inside. 

    HPD emphasizes that these incidents are largely preventable. Residents can reduce the risk by turning off their vehicles, taking keys, locking doors, closing windows, and removing or concealing valuables. 

    Anyone who sees suspicious activity or has information about vehicle thefts is encouraged to contact Hattiesburg Police at 601-544-7900 or submit an anonymous tip through Crime Stoppers at P3Tips.com.

    http://P3Tips.com


  • Caregiver Support Group Monthly meetings will be held from 11 a.m. until noon at The Pause Café at Life Church on Highway 84 west of Laurel.

    Virtual options are available.

    Contact the church for more details; its website is linked just below this sentence.

    LifeChurchLaurel.com


  • Domestic Violence Awareness Info from Hattiesburg Police

    The Hattiesburg Police Department says if you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, help is available at these phone numbers

    \ HPD Victim Services Unit: 1-800-649-1092

    \ National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) — confidential, 24/7

    \ If in immediate danger: Call 911

    http://www.hburgstandsforyou.com

    http://www.thehotline.org


  • Domestic Violence If you are a victim of abuse or know someone who is, call the Domestic Abuse Family Shelter, toll free at 1-800-649-1092 for help. All calls will be confidential.


  • Matching Donors This is the social networking platform that saves lives. MatchingDonors.com links organ donors with people in need of kidney and other organ transplants.

    www.MatchingDonors.com


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