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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.
Ripley Main Street is hosting Elvis Bingo at The Cut-Off on Friday, June 12, where participants mark off Elvis song titles instead of numbers on their bingo cards. Attendees are encouraged to dress as their favorite version of Elvis for a chance to win prizes while enjoying classic hits throughout the evening.
Downtown Ripley is inviting residents to a special evening of community celebration on Friday, June 26, featuring extended shopping hours, live music from Trevor Wilson, and a fireworks display to cap off the festivities.
Ripley Main Street has posted a new video to their Facebook page, engaging with the community through social media content.
Ripley's charming Main Street is inviting locals, visitors, and travelers to experience small-town shopping at its finest this summer. The picturesque downtown offers a unique retail experience that makes it an ideal pitstop for any shopping adventure.
Downtown Ripley invites residents to enjoy extended shopping hours and a festive Elvis Bingo Night this Friday, featuring live music, prizes, and family-friendly entertainment at The Cut-Off.
Ripley, Mississippi, stands as the perfect destination to experience the unique and authentic Mississippi Hill Country blues genre. The region offers visitors an opportunity to immerse themselves in a distinctive musical tradition with deep cultural roots.
Local performers of all talents are invited to take the stage at The Cut-Off on June 19 for an evening of live music, comedy, and poetry as part of the Downtown After Hours series. Downtown shops will remain open late to extend the community celebration.
Burnside is releasing a new merchandise collection tomorrow featuring apparel and accessories in limited quantities. Fans are urged to act quickly as stock is expected to be scarce.
Burnside Fest offers free admission and free parking for attendees, with plenty of spaces available around the square and nearby streets. Organizers ask visitors to leave coolers at home and bring lawn chairs for comfortable seating.