The mission of the Mississippi Main Street Association is to provide visionary leadership, guidance and counsel to Mississippi Main Street communities through organization, promotion, design and economic development to make our cities and towns better places to work, live and play.
Mississippi Main Street Association (MMSA) is a state coordinating program of Main Street America and provides training and program assistance to 55 Main Street communities and network members in Mississippi based on the Main Street Four-Point Approach® - Organization, Promotion, Design and Economic Vitality. Since 1993, MMSA has provided more than $5 billion in public and private re-investment into Main Street communities.
Main Street Greenwood was awarded Outstanding Image Promotion in 2018 for its Downtown Greenwood Promotional Video.
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 HATTIESBURG Downtown Hattiesburg is considered the heartbeat of the Hattiesburg community due to its rich history, creative vibe, historic architecture, and charming atmosphere.
“We have variety of galleries and eateries, a thriving live music scene, and ever growing craft beer industry and a vast and varied community of artists, drawn here by the universities,” said Andrea Saffle, executive director of the Hattiesburg Historic Downtown Association.
Founded in 1884 by Capt. William Hardy, Hattiesburg was initially founded as a railroad junction in South Mississippi. Initially known for “trains and timber,” Hattiesburg quickly emerged as a moving and vibrant “Hub City” for the… |
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- Butler Snow’s Hairston takes the philosophical approach
- Main Street Greenwood Director elected to represent Main Street Directors on State Board
- #ShopSmall on Small Business Saturday – November 24th
- Snipes, Miller selected to speak at 2019 National Main Street Conference in Seattle, Washington
- Woodville to Receive Mississippi Main Street "Refresh" Visit, Oct. 28-30
- March 22: Family Movie Night, Carthage:
Family Movie Night, Friday, March 22 at 7:00 p.m. at the Old Carthage Elementary School, in Carthage - March 23-24: Spring Arts Festival: Herb, Garden & Art, Ocean Springs:
Spring Arts Festival: Herb, Garden & Art, March 23-24, in downtown Ocean Springs
Saturday, March 23 from 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Sunday, March 24 from 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. - March 25-27: National Main Street NOW Conference in Seattle, WA:
Join us for the 2019 Main Street Now Conference in Seattle, Wash., March 25 - 27. - March 30: Boulevard Vintage Market, Clinton:
Boulevard Vintage Market, Saturday, March 30 from 9am-3pm - April 1: Tickets Go On Sale for Taste of Ocean Springs Food & Wine Festival, Ocean Springs:
Tickets for Taste of Ocean Springs Food & Wine Festival go on sale April 1
The Festival will be held on May 9, 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. in downtown Ocean Springs
Thank you for considering a donation to MMSA to advance downtown economic development based in historic preservation in communities throughout Mississippi. Your tax-exempt donation helps to improve the places we live, work and play.
MMSA would like to thank all our fantastic investors without whose generous support none of this would be possible.
Mississippi Main Street Association
P.O. Box 55747 | Jackson, MS 39296
Phone: 601/944-0113
Email: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
District Offices:
P.O. Box 445 | Columbus, MS 39703 | 662- 364-0435
426 Northpointe Lake Dr. | Oxford, MS 38655 | 601-941-5409
Mississippi Main Street is a program of the National Main Street
Center and the Mississippi Development Authority