With stained glass windows and unique architectural details, the rich history of Duling Hall is obvious, Before becoming a premier venue in Jackson, Mississippi, Duling Hall was an elementary school, built in 1928. Since, it has served many purposes and seen many changes, but has never lost its charm. Mississippi is so lucky to have a company like Ardenland in our great State. They bring artists from all over the world to our capital city and we are so excited about the upcoming shows they have for us! Be sure to check our their website and follow along with their social media to keep up with more exciting performances coming soon!

• Thursday, September 28th: The Stews with special guest Certainly So
• Friday, September 30th: Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio
• Friday, October 14th: Wlk-It-Wknd
• Saturday,October 15th: Her Run to Freedom
• Monday, October 17th: Melvins
• Friday, October 21st: Rock Eupora Album Release Show with Carver Commodore
• Wednesday, October 26th: 100% Electra Presents: Neggy Gemmy, Esprit, Death's Dynamic Shroud

Ardenland and Paradise Entertainment are proud to present the inaugural Blues & Soul Super Bowl on The Natchez Bluff in Natchez, Mississippi. Blues & Soul Super Bowl begins Friday, October 7th with performances from two time Grammy winners Kool & The Gang, Southern Avenue, and Jarekus Singleton, and concludes Saturday, October 8th with performers from Grammy award-winning artists Patti LaBelle and CeeLo Green, Dorothy Moore, Jamal Richardson, and Bonneville.

Blues & Soul Super Bowl offers patrons the opportunity to connect entertainment, culture, emerging and established artists, food, and football on a local platform. Enjoy eats from local favorites such as Johnny's Pizza and C&M Crawfish. Grab a Blues & Soul Super Bowl signature cocktail from Smoot's, and catch the Arkansas vs. Mississippi State game all while celebrating some of music's most influential genres. Admission costs: $40-$300. They are currently having a flash sale through tomorrow. Save up to $25 on tickets!

Meet Samantha Woo.
​Creating is the thread that runs through the fabric of Samantha Woo. It has been there since the beginning. As a child in Vietnam, she would take her seamstress mother’s scraps of fabric from the floor and create dog and doll clothes. At the age of 13, Samantha made her way to the United States, where she would go on to receive a degree in history and political science from Belhaven University, study fashion design at San Francisco’s Academy of Art, and earn a master’s degree in fine art from Mississippi College. But soon, she returned to her roots. Growing up in the U.S., Samantha used embroidery and beadwork as an escape from the pressures of immersing herself in a new culture. In her early 20s, she visited her family in Vietnam and the old hobby of creating clothes began to beckon. She began sketching and designed five dresses for her own wedding to her husband Mack. Samantha knows full well the importance of feeling like your best self on your wedding day. She believes that every bride is different and unique – and their gown should be, too.
If you are a bride-to-be and you have yet to find the perfect dress, give Bridal House by Woo a call or visit www.bridalhousebywoo.com to set up an appointment!