The tourism town of Natchez, wrestling with difficult histories, presents a microcosm for the wider United States.

In Natchez, the past and future of Mississippi tourism are colliding on the silver screen as travelers seek a greater truth from antebellum mansions.

Suzannah Herbert’s film centers on antebellum mansions and the narratives the owners want to tell about the South.

Natchez unveils Black History Month 2026 events, from youth literacy and church programs to cultural tours, museum exhibits, ...

The city of Natchez, MS, has announced its second marker on the Mississippi Freedom Trail, located at Donnan’s Barbershop, the birthplace of the Deacons for Defense and Justice in Natchez in the 1960s ...

Roscoe Barnes III has joined Visit Natchez as the Cultural Heritage Tourism Manager. Barnes will fill a newly-created position to promote the destination. Heritage tourism can play a big role in ...

A state report finds visitors to Natchez spent an estimated $106.7 million from June 2012 to July 2013.The Natchez Democrat reported that the Mississippi Development Authority released its annual ...

Tourism officials and lobbyists said they will seek more funding in the next year for Mississippi's state tourism office and advertising efforts, and will lobby to further open the state to the film ...

Culinary events celebrate the many flavors of Puerto RicoA James Beard tasting event and a week devoted to cocktail culture are just some of the options for clients who seek culinary... Cabins for ...

When Haller Nutt started building Longwood Plantation in 1859, the future looked bright for the successful plantation owner, his wife and 12 children. The antebellum octagonal mansion held promise to ...