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Downtown Ripley is hosting a full evening of entertainment tomorrow night, featuring live music from Trevor Wilson, food trucks, shopping, and a fireworks display at 9:30 PM near Ripley High School.
Downtown Ripley is hosting Music at The Cut-Off on Friday, June 26, featuring live music from Trevor Wilson, shopping, dining, and capped off with the City of Ripley Fireworks Show at 9:30 PM.
Ripley Main Street is now accepting applications for its inaugural Brown & Covington Artisan Accelerator program, offering four selected makers and creative entrepreneurs dedicated retail space, marketing support, business mentorship, and community collaboration opportunities. Applications close August 31, 2026.
Ripley showcases the charm and quality of small-town dining, offering locals and visitors an abundance of lunch options that exemplify genuine community food culture.
The MLK Dream Team is hosting its inaugural Juneteenth celebration at Ripley Main Street, featuring commemorative t-shirts available for pre-order until early June.
Local venue The Cut-Off is hosting an open mic night from 7:00–9:00 PM tonight, featuring live performances from community musicians, food trucks, and refreshments in a casual, welcoming atmosphere.
Tourism officials in Ripley, Mississippi have curated an ideal itinerary showcasing the best attractions and experiences this charming North Mississippi destination has to offer. Learn how to make the most of a single day exploring this hidden gem.
Ripley Main Street has been honored with the Outstanding Placemaking Project Award for The Cut-Off, while volunteer leader Melinda Marsalis received the prestigious Paul Coggin Trailblazer Award for her years of dedicated service to downtown revitalization.
The Cut-Off in downtown Ripley is hosting a family-friendly Open Mic Night on Friday, June 19, inviting singers, musicians, poets, comedians, and other performers to showcase their talents from 7-9 PM.
Most downtown Ripley shops will stay open until 7:00 PM tonight as part of the Downtown After Hours series, followed by Elvis Bingo Night at The Cut-Off. The summer shopping event encourages locals and visitors to support small businesses while enjoying an evening on the square.
The highly anticipated Elvis Bingo Night at The Cut-Off has been postponed due to inclement weather. Organizers are currently working to reschedule the event and promise to announce a new date shortly.
First Baptist Church of Ripley is inviting the community to a festive evening celebrating 250 Years of Freedom featuring live bluegrass music, food, games, and a fireworks display.