Renaissance at Colony Park hosts over a dozen local businesses, so it’s the perfect place to shop small. From children’s clothes, art, gift baskets, gift wrapping, local eats, and more there’s no shortage of shops to help check things off your list. Stores open as early as 8am, so grab your friends and a mask and head to Renaissance this Saturday. For more information, head to Renaissance's website or shopsmall.com.
R I D G E L A N D , M I S S I S S I P P I Move over Black Friday, and bring on Small Business Saturday! This Saturday, November 28th is Small Business Saturday where you’ll not only be able to knock out your Christmas list, but you’ll also be able to help local businesses thrive in this crazy market. The Society for Human Resource Management found that over 60 percent of small businesses have experienced revenue loss since the pandemic. This Saturday we get to change that number for the better. “There is a tremendous impact made when we shop at businesses in our communities – these are the locally owned mom-and-pop stores, boutiques, gift stores, craft shops and eateries that provide unique products and a personal touch,” Jovita Carranza, head of the U.S. Small Business Administration, told NBC News. “Supporting these businesses that are pivoting and retooling helps to strengthen, rebuild, and boost our economy.” Hello, shopping that helps people… where do we sign up?!
Renaissance at Colony Park hosts over a dozen local businesses, so it’s the perfect place to shop small. From children’s clothes, art, gift baskets, gift wrapping, local eats, and more there’s no shortage of shops to help check things off your list. Stores open as early as 8am, so grab your friends and a mask and head to Renaissance this Saturday. For more information, head to Renaissance's website or shopsmall.com. C A N T O N , M I S S I S S I P P I Laissez Les Bon Temps Rouler! So you’re looking for that perfect wedding venue that gives you a hint of NOLA but is close to home, well we have a special venue just for you. Take a look at Sterling Hall nestled in the heart of Canton. Sterling Hall was established in 2000 and drips with the historic New Orleans architecture we all know and love. The space is complete with exposed brick, white columns, black iron features, and an indoor and outdoor balcony among other dreamy features. Susie Morgan, owner and founder of Sterling Hall, throws her heart into every event ensuring each client leaves wanting to relive their day over and over again. “My husband and I booked her new venue, Sterling Hall when it was just boards and a vision,” bride Karlie Knight shares. “Susie assured us that the following year on our wedding date it would be spectacular and that it was! She delivered mouth-watering food and breathtaking floral arrangements. She and her team were all hands on deck from early morning until the night was complete. I could not have dreamed of a better night.” If that doesn’t sell you, maybe these photos will! If Sterling Hall sounds like your perfect venue, head to their website to book it for your next event, or check them out on social media. No need to thank us!
J A C K S O N , M I S S I S S I P P I Are you looking for a dreamy venue that captures the natural beauty of Mississippi? Look no further than the Reed House at Live Oaks. Nestled in the 130 acre Live Oaks Golf Club, lies 1,500 square feet of outdoor entertaining space. Beneath a canopy of the live oak trees, you’ll find a formal pavilion connected to the outdoor ceremony area by stone pathways. Not only is the landscape picturesque, but it also lends itself to be the perfect backdrop for events of any size. Every inch of this space was designed with you in mind. The Reed House provides a blank canvas with custom lighting, clean lines, and the beauty of nature that you can make your own. There are spaces to set up bar and food areas, landscaping that invites guests to explore, and a fire pit that provides an intimate space to wind down toward the end of your night. "We love to watch our client’s eyes light up when they see the area for the first time and when they talk about all the possibilities that they have envisioned for the space," owner Kathryn Morris says. Upon booking the venue, their 11,000 square foot event hall is also reserved should the Mississippi weather decide to not cooperate (we love a plan B). Don’t just take our word for it. Book a tour of this stunning venue today! Head to their website or call 601.982.1231 to book.
J A C K S O N , M I S S I S S I P P I Nothing makes the holidays merry and bright quite like the Nutcracker, and this year you can join Ballet Mississippi in the Land of the Sweets for “Nutcracker Sweets.” On December 5th and 6th, Ballet MS will take you on a journey through the second act of the classic ballet by way of Marie’s dream. Without giving too much away, know that you’ll find yourself in the always enchanting Land of the Sweets at the Palace of the Sugarplum Kingdom and there will be no shortage of dancing treats. This year’s dazzling performances will be held at Thalia Mara Hall and you can expect awe-inspiring sets, costumes, music, and of course dancing. Performance seating will be socially distant to ensure a safe and spacious experience. Tickets are only available for purchase in groups of 4, so when ordering remember that a quantity of 1 = 4 seats, a quantity of 2 = 8 seats, and so on. When your group arrives at Thalia Mara, an usher will seat you within your designated section on a first come, first served basis. Ticket packages range from $50-100 and you can purchase yours at www.balletms.com. For more information on “Nutcracker Sweets” head to www.balletms.com or call 601.960.1560. F L O W O O D , M I S S I S S I P P I Table 100 is one of those restaurants that you visit once and never leave. The amazing food, drinks, atmosphere, hospitality and service turn visitors into frequent, loyal customers. What you may not know is the story behind its beginning and two wonderful owners. Bill Latham and Al Roberts have been in the restaurant business together for nearly four decades and in the industry even longer than that. Bill purchased his first restaurant, Scrooge's, in 1977, and went on to purchase Sundancer in 1982 where he met Al. Al's first restaurant job was in the late 70's and following that, he accepted a position with Benigan's Tavern in Houston, Texas, that allowed him the opportunity to go through one of the best management programs in the country at that time. He moved back to Jackson and worked in the kitchen at Sundancer where he met Bill. One year after meeting, the two became business partners. In talking to both Bill and Al, it is no wonder that the two have been so successful. They both have so much respect for one another and what they bring to the table, and the love that they have for their staff and customers shines above all. "We have had a phenomenal partnership that's over 37 years old. We have been blessed with great people over those many years that helped make us successful," says Bill. "Bill and I have had a fabulous and fun partnership for a long time and we continue to have the opportunity to grow and learn with so many great people who work with us each and every day," says Al. Bill and Al both attribute their success to the people they have worked with over the years and now the team that they have at Table 100. "We have great customers, guests, and purveyoers that have been so good to us in Mississippi and the Jackson metro area. Flowood has been awesome in every way and we look forward to many more years serving the area," says Al.
To find out more about Table 100 and all that they offer, make sure to visit their website at tableonehundred.com and follow them on Instagram. They are located in Flowood at 100 Ridge Way. |
Archives
March 2024
|