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Jackson-Madison County Library - http://jmcl.tn.org/
Location, hours, collections, policies and services, events, access to online reference information, and information about Friends of the Library and the Library Foundation. |
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Jackson Arts Council - http://www.jacksonartscouncil.tn.org/
Umbrella organization of local not-for-profit arts groups. Organization information, calendar of events, profiles of member groups, and how to contribute. |
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Jackson Theatre Guild - http://www.jtgonline.com/
Non-professional community theatre performing plays and musicals. Production and rehearsal schedules, news, and other information. |
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The Dickson Gallery of Fine Art - http://www.dicksongallery.com/
Gallery displaying and selling local and regional art. Photos, profiles of represented artists and their works, and announcements of special events. |
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Jackson Centre - http://www.jacksoncentre.com/
Portal to the city's arts and entertainment venues, including Oman Arena, Carl Perkins Civic Center, "The Ned" (theater, gallery, workshop and office space), Carnegie Center, Fairgrounds Park, and Pringles Park. Photos, schedules, booking and ticket information included. |
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Discovery Museum of West Tennessee - http://www.wtndiscovery.org
Offers educational exhibits and fun programs in a family friendly environment. Information about current exhibits, membership, volunteer opportunities, and other topics. |
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Roush Studios ~ Photography - http://www.roushstudios.com
Exquisite fashion, beauty, commercial advertising, and portraiture work. |
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Scott Myatt - Art and Mellow Music - http://www.scottmyatt.com
Online home for this Jackson-area artist-musician-teacher, featuring portraiture and other original artwork, music clips, and a forum. |
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South Street Comedy Club - http://www.baudos.com/SouthSt.html
In Baudo's Restaurant. Offers stand-up comedy entertainment on Friday and Saturday nights. |
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Post Office Photograph Collection: Jackson - http://www.postmarks.org/pop/3300/3332.htm
Features a photo of the old main post office, built in 1932, now used as the courthouse. |