Greenville (pop. 42,000) offers a variety of cultural activities, including symphony, ballet, and blues performances. The Mississippi Delta Blues Festival attracts large numbers of visitors annually. There are also museums and recreational opportunities in and around the city.
Ethel Wright Mohamed was known as the Grandma Moses of stitchery in Mississippi. Intricate stitching on fabric was used to tell the story of her family's life. Ethel's memory pictures include her marriage and eight children. There are over 100 stitchery photos on display.
Address: Ethel Wright Mohamed Stitchery Museum, 307 Central Street, Belzoni, MS 39038, United States
Phone: 1 (662) 247-3633, Fax: 1 (662) 247-1433
Cleveland (pop. 14,000) is located in the heart of the legendary Mississippi Delta region. The town offers a wealth of outdoor recreational opportunities. Fishing and boating are popular in the regions lakes and rivers.
Cleveland is also home to Delta State University, adding an artistic and cultural flare to the city.
Address: Cleveland-Bolivar County Chamber of Commerce, 600 Third Street, Cleveland, MS 38732, United States
Phone: 1 (662) 843-2712, Fax: 1 (662) 843-2718
The Cottonlandia Museum in Greenwood features displays on the history of the cotton industry in Mississippi and the people of the Mississippi River from the pre-Columbian era to modern day.
Address: Cottonlandia Museum, 1608 US Highway 82 West, Greenwood, MS 38930-2725, United States
Phone: 1 (662) 453-0925, Fax: 1 (662) 455-7556
The Kermit the Frog Exhibit is located in the in the Washington County Tourist Center in Leland. It is a tribute to Jim Henson, the creator of the Sesame Street and Muppets characters. Some original Muppets are on display.
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