Podcasts of the week: By women
In honor of the first day of National Women’s Month, the following podcasts are created by women and touch on important and humorous situations regarding experiences that we have all faced as
Ford Center to host word-renowned Julian Bliss Septet for Gershwin-themed performance
Jazz and Gershwin fans alike will gather at 7:30 p.m. today at the Ford Center for a performance by the world-renowned Julian Bliss Septet. This year, the group is touring the United
‘Considering Matthew Shepard’ performance illustrates themes of healing, forgiveness
The Grammy Award-winning choral ensemble Conspirare, which is Latin for “to breathe together,” performed its two-hourlong, three-part oratorio “Considering Matthew Shepard” on Tuesday night at the Gertrude Castellow Ford Center for the
UM Law professor and Washington Post reporter present book exploring incarceration
A newly published book that exposes some of Mississippi’s grittiest injustices was released Tuesday night, just down the street from Oxford’s own courthouse, at Off Square Books. The room was packed
Code Pink Pajama Party to allow LGBTQ community members freedom to express themselves
OutOxford is hosting its first pajama party-themed Code Pink on Thursday at Proud Larry’s. The LGBTQ+ nonprofit organization OutOxford works to connect Oxford’s queer community members with one another and allies alike.
Tayari Jones to present ‘An American Marriage’ at Square Books
Tayari Jones will present her novel, “An American Marriage,” at 5 p.m. today at Off Square Books. Jones’ new novel is based in her hometown of Atlanta. It tells the tale of
Weekly playlist: Folk music favorites
Hey, everyone. Welcome back! I know we took last week off, but I’m really excited to share this week’s playlist with you. It’s not so much a playlist as it is a
Ole Miss hosts Grammy-nominated performance ‘Considering Matthew Shepard’ tonight
The Grammy Award-winning vocal ensemble Conspirare performs its “Considering Matthew Shepard,” composed and directed by Craig Hella Johnson, at 7:30 p.m. tonight at the Gertrude Ford Center. “It’s a unique work. It’s
Southern Music Symposium to showcase history, beauty, sound of the South tonight
The Center for the Study of Southern Culture is showcasing the effects of Southern music in everyday life with this year’s Southern Music Symposium. The symposium will exhibit presentations, panels and lectures
This week in Oxford: Feb. 26 – March 2
Monday 8:30 a.m. – Yoga in the Gallery – UM Museum 1 p.m. – Southern Music Symposium kicks off – Overby Center 5 p.m. – Steve Cavanagh with “The Plea” – Off Square Books 9 p.m. – The