Will LineLeap App hop onto Oxford’s bar scene?
The mobile app LineLeap promises to give users the power to skip the line at bars and pay cover charges before even arriving. However, it remains unclear whether Oxford bars will actually
Tackling Oxford game days
“SKOOOOOOO REBS!” sportscaster David Kellum roared. The Vaught-Hemingway Stadium erupts into chants, cheers and cries as the last seconds of the football game disintegrate into 00:00. As the clock runs out, Oxford’s
Democratic candidate for governor Brandon Presley holds town hall in Oxford
Campaigning as a Democrat against an incumbent governor in a historically deep-red state is by no means a safe bet, but Democratic candidate for governor Brandon Presley likes his odds. “With your
The Lyric lines up fall entertainment
Nestled within the heart of Oxford, The Lyric stands as more than just a concert venue. This historic gem not only resonates with the echoes of legendary performances, it also embodies the
Rain or shine: Double Decker sprouts successful turnout
From the festival’s humble beginnings as a mere stage held on the bed of an old pickup truck to a wide-ranging annual celebration of the arts that brings together around an average
Oxford’s flourishing arts scene is in full swing at Double Decker
Each spring, the Double Decker Arts Festival on the Oxford Courthouse Square features the handiwork of talented local artists. At this year’s festival, more than 100 artists will showcase their creations from
The official 2023 Double Decker schedule
Friday, April 28: Music 6:15 p.m. The Stews provide a unique live experience on the Main Stage on North Lamar. 7:45 p.m. Chapel Hart serves up harmonious flair on the Main Stage
The ‘Miss’ behind Miss Behavin
Countless women studying at the University of Mississippi or living in Oxford are familiar with the trendy boutique Miss Behavin. Situated on the Square, Miss Behavin proudly stands as a go-to shop
John Darnielle and the legacy of The Mountain Goats
If you are on TikTok, you’ve likely heard the Mountain Goats’ 2002 song “No Children.” The doomed-relationship anthem went viral on the app in 2021, but the band has been a folk
Big Thief steals the show
Indie/folk rock band Big Thief wowed Oxford crowds for the first time in the Lyric on Thursday, Feb. 9. The performance was the beginning of the end to their world tour that