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Weekend guide: Here’s the events in Mississippi for Sept. 16-18

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September 17, 2022

JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – Take some time to unwind with friends, family or yourself this weekend. Below you'll find a list of some fun events going on this weekend (September 16-18) around Mississippi.

Central Mississippi:

Music at the Muse – Friday – Pearl

Listen to music from The Frontmen: Tim Rushlow, Larry Stewart of Restless Heart, Richie McDonald and Mustache The Band at a concert hosted by the City of Pearl and Hinds Community College.
McDonald's Inspiration Gospel Tour – Friday – Jackson

This free tour celebrates Black faith, culture, and excellence. Donations will support local families served by local Ronald McDonald Houses.
Rez Life Food Truck Frenzy – Saturday – Brandon

Eat delicious food from various food trucks while listening to live music at Lakeshore Park at the Barnett Reservoir.
Christone “Kingfish” Ingram – Saturday – Vicksburg

Hear Blues, Rock & Roll, R&B and Soul musician Christone “Kingfish” Ingram perform at Waterview Casino. Tickets start at $30 each.
Cruizin' Clinton Car Show – Saturday – Clinton

Fill your Saturday with cars, food, music, activitiesBy: Rachel Hernandez
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