Mon. – Sat. 10 am – 5 pm ; Sun. 2 – 5 pm. Interactive water feature. Fun way for kids to cool off during the summertime. Open daily until August 31, 2012.
Admission charged (256) 386-5615
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Calendar of Events
June Jam – Kosciusko
Grills come alive early am on the Historic Court Square. Set-up begins and the competition gets heated. Come for lunch and get a taste of the best barbeque around. The barbequers want to tantalize your taste buds with ribs, pulled pork and brisket. The smell alone will make your mouth water. Winners are announced prior to the Evening Concert.
The day culminates with a free concert on our Historic Courst Square. Bring a chair and enjoy this outdoor venue.
Celebrate America Balloon Glow
Northpark Mall
Ridgeland, MS
Friday, June 29, 2012
6:00 pm – 10:00 pm
This family friendly Fourth of July celebration offers a wide variety of activities and experiences for all ages. Each year thousands gather near Northpark Mall and enjoy good food, wonderful music from regional and national acts, hot air balloons that paint the horizon at dusk as they light up the night sky, and a breath taking fireworks display that leaves everyone with a patriotic feeling unlike any other celebration. Food vendors serve up Southern favorites such as fried turkey legs, funnel cake, bar-b-q; and they wash it all down with homemade lemonade and sweet tea. Musical acts get the crowd in a fevered pitch as we lead up to the balloon glow and the fireworks. After the sun starts to go down, and when darness sets in, the balloons inflate and glow to provide a beautiful skyline dotted by the varied colors of the balloons. When the balloons are packed away, the crow is excited with anticipation of the night’s main feature. Everyone’s eyes are fixed on the sky as they marvel over the fireworks!
“The Miracle Worker” Play
June 8, 9, 15, 16, 22, 23, 29 & 30 – July 6, 7, 13 & 14, 2012 – “The Miracle Worker” Play, Helen Keller Birthplace, 300 North Commons W. Tuscumbia Fri. and Sat. evenings (only) at 8 pm. Performed, in an outdoor theatre, on the grounds of Helen Keller’s Birthplace, this broadway-style play recalls the childhood of this deaf-blind child, later known as “America’s First Lady of Courage”, and her gifted teacher, Anne Sullivan. Now in it’s 51st season. Admission charged. 256.383.4066 or 888.329.2124
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