MISSISSIPPI MAIN STREET ASSOCIATION TO HOLD MAIN STREET DAY AT THE CAPITOL, LEGISLATIVE LUNCHEON ON MARCH 4
03.02.2026
The media is invited to attend Main Street Day at the Mississippi State Capitol for state legislators and Main Street representatives from more than 90 cities and towns.
JACKSON, Miss. — On March 4, the Mississippi Main Street Association (MMSA) will hold a press conference at the Mississippi State Capitol building in the Rotunda on the second floor to educate legislators about the community and economic development successes of the Mississippi Main Street Association and its member communities.
Speakers include Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann, Chairman Trey Lamar, Rep. Sam Creekmore, Senator Bart Williams, MMSA Board President Kelle Barfield, MMSA Vice President Chance McDavid, and MMSA Executive Director Jeannie Waller Zieren. MMSA has 91 community members, and Main Street representatives from all over the state will be attending.
What: Main Street Day at the Capitol
Who: Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann, Chairman Trey Lamar, Rep. Sam Creekmore, Senator Bart Williams, and representatives from MMSA
When: March 4 at 10:30 a.m.
Where: Mississippi State Capitol — Rotunda, Second Floor
What: Main Street Legislative Luncheon
When: March 4 at 11:30 a.m. following the press conference
Where: The Capital Club (125 S Congress St)
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About the Mississippi Main Street Association
The Mississippi Main Street Association is a catalyst for the preservation and economic revitalization of Mississippi’s historic downtowns and traditional commercial districts. Since 1993, MMSA has provided more than $7 billion in public and private re-investment back into Main Street communities.
The Mississippi Main Street Association provides visionary leadership to Mississippi’s most storied places. We foster economic and community development through strategies that promote community engagement, pride of place, and quality design to achieve long-term economic growth. MMSA empowers Mississippi’s local Main Street leaders to create vibrant places and thriving economies by implementing the Main Street Approach — organization, design, promotion, and economic vitality. For more information, visit www.msmainstreet.com.
