Biloxi Entertainment Districts

Biloxi Strand

Biloxi Beach / Casino Row

Biloxi's casino corridor along Beach Boulevard is the Gulf Coast's premier gaming entertainment strip — home to Beau Rivage, Hard Rock Biloxi, IP Casino, Golden Nugget, and six other major casino resorts on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. The 10-mile beachfront stretch offers integrated casino entertainment, seafood restaurants, live music bars, and outdoor events unique to the Gulf South market.

Biloxi Casino Row

Biloxi Waterfront

Biloxi's Casino Row is the Gulf Coast's most concentrated gaming and entertainment destination — a stretch of waterfront casinos including Beau Rivage (MGM's premier Gulf Coast resort), Harrah's Gulf Coast, and the Island View Casino that collectively offer shows, restaurants, gaming, and entertainment for millions of visitors annually. The Gulf Coast casino industry, rebuilt bigger than ever after Hurricane Katrina, represents a $3+ billion entertainment economy centered on Biloxi's waterfront.

Downtown Laurel Entertainment District MS

Downtown Laurel MS has been transformed by the Home Town HGTV series featuring Ben and Erin Napier, becoming one of Mississippi's fastest-growing tourism destinations with restaurants, shops, galleries, and entertainment venues in beautifully restored historic commercial buildings in the Jones County seat.

Biloxi Beachfront Entertainment District MS

Biloxi's beachfront along US Highway 90 is one of the Gulf Coast's most active entertainment strips, with casino resorts, seafood restaurants, bars, and nightclubs stretching the length of the Biloxi peninsula. The beach strip serves as the non-casino complement to the casino resort entertainment with a more local and residential character.

Farish Street Historic District Jackson MS

Farish Street in Jackson MS is a National Register Historic District known as the Harlem of the South during its 1920s-1960s heyday when it hosted nationally known jazz and blues musicians. Today the district is being revitalized with blues venues, restaurants, and cultural organizations that celebrate Mississippi's foundational role in American music history.

Government Street Arts District Ocean Springs MS

Government Street in Ocean Springs MS is the center of one of the most vibrant small arts communities in the Gulf South, with galleries, the Walter Anderson Museum of Art, restaurants, wine bars, and live music venues serving this creative community that has earned Ocean Springs the designation of 'Art Colony of the South.'

Ocean Springs Arts District MS

Ocean Springs MS's Government Street and Washington Avenue arts district is one of Mississippi's most vibrant small-town entertainment scenes, with art galleries, independent restaurants, cocktail bars, and live music venues serving the artistic community that has made Ocean Springs the 'Art Colony of the South.' One of the most charming and walkable entertainment districts on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.

Natchez Historic Downtown Entertainment MS

Downtown Natchez along Main Street and Canal Street provides one of America's most historically significant small-city entertainment districts, with antebellum mansions, the Silver Street under-the-hill district, live music venues, and restaurants serving the Natchez Trace tourism corridor and one of Mississippi's most visited historic destinations.

Fondren Entertainment District Jackson MS

Fondren in Jackson MS is the city's most vibrant arts and entertainment neighborhood, a walkable district centered on Old Canton Road with independent restaurants, craft bars, art galleries, the Mississippi Museum of Art, and independently owned boutiques that collectively make Fondren the cultural center of Mississippi's capital city.

Downtown Hattiesburg Arts District MS

Downtown Hattiesburg's arts district along Mobile Street and Main Street concentrates galleries, restaurants, bars, and music venues serving the University of Southern Mississippi community in one of Mississippi's most active small-city arts scenes.

Oxford Square Entertainment District MS

Oxford Square surrounding Courthouse Square in Oxford MS is the social and cultural hub of a University of Mississippi community that punches far above its weight class in food, drink, and culture. The Square's collection of independent bars, restaurants, music venues, and bookstores makes Oxford one of the most culturally rich small university towns in America.

Delta Blues Museum Clarksdale MS

The Delta Blues Museum in Clarksdale MS and the surrounding Blues Alley district constitute the most important blues heritage tourism destination in America, honoring the Mississippi Delta's foundational role in creating the blues music form that became the root of virtually all popular American music. The museum, Ground Zero Blues Club, and numerous juke joints make Clarksdale the blues pilgrimage capital of the world.