Nestled in the heart of the Jackson just off of I-55 N is the city’s largest, most eclectic shopping destination. Highland Village is an iconic hub of the community featuring eclectic boutiques and local eateries.

Highball Lanes is the latest entertainment destination in the historic Fondren neighborhood. With 10 bowling lanes, a high end restaurant and bar, and neighboring theatre and tiki bar, there are limitless good times to be had.

The Two Mississippi Museums, home to The Mississippi Museum of History and the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum, is a place where Mississippians tell their own stories of the state’s rich and complex history. These stories are told through the many resources from the collection of the Department of Archives and History. It presents the history of Mississippi like never before with eye-popping artifacts, photographs, videos, and interactive exhibits.

Since 1946, Brent's Drugs, Fondren's soda fountain and neighborhood diner, has been one of the most iconic and popular spots in Jackson. Thanks to movies like “The Help” and magazines such as Vogue and Southern Living, audiences all over the country have become acquainted with the diner’s signature turquoise décor and retro neon signs.

Elvie's is Jackson's newest all day cafe, serving seasonal fare that highlights Southern farmers. From breakfast to cocktails and dinner, you'll enjoy treats that makes every guest feel at home.

Renaissance at Colony Park has an elegant, old-world design that sets architectural artistry against luxuriant landscaping with an inviting village center. An unrivaled venue for shopping, dining, and entertainment, Renaissance is home to local boutiques, specialty stores, and renowned national stores including the only Apple store in the state. There are several wonderful dining options, whether you’re grabbing a quick bite before shopping or experiencing a one-of-a-kind meal at one of the popular local restaurants.