Aberdeen Visitors Bureau
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Mon - Fri
8:30am-5pm
Historically Significant
Aberdeen, A Mississippi Treasure!
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Visit Aberdeen
Join Us For Pilgrimage
Bukka White Blues Festival
Colorful history, magnificent architecture, choice recreation, modern amenities and genuine Southern hospitality are gems waiting for visitors to discover.
COVID-19 CLOSINGS
*All Schools are - Closed
*Aberdeen Electric Dept Payments
at Drive Thru only
*Evans Memorial Library - Closed
*Park and Rec - Closed
*Elkin Theatre - Closed
*Lenten Luncheons - Cancelled
*Aberdeen Rotary - Cancelled
*All Community Events postponed
*Blue Bluff Picnic Area - Closed
*Blue Bluff Campground - No new reservations/Closing as the last current camper leaves
2020 PILGRIMAGE IS POSTPONED
A weekend full of fun activities featuring historic home tours, along with the civil war encampment, candlelight cemetary tour, carriage rides, musical performance at the Elkin and so much more! Step back in time at Historic Aberdeen's Southern Heritage Pilgrimage. (April 3rd through 5th or the first weekend in April)
Non-stop blues music on the banks of the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway, the free festival honors Mississippi blues great Bukka White by providing a family-friendly atmosphere so that all ages can enjoy Mississippi blues on green grass under October blue skies. Whether competing in the BBQ rib contest, learning about exotic animals, paddleing a kayak, riding the kid’s train, enjoying some great food, or simply enjoying the blues from your docked boat, the Bukka White Blues Festival has something for everyone to enjoy!
Welcome!
Aberdeen's picturesque tree-lined streets and busy shopping district complement the city's proximity to the scenic Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway, which provides a water route to the world, connecting the inland waters of the Tennessee River with the Gulf of Mexico. In fact, Aberdeen was founded because of her location on the Tombigbee River and her proximity to rich prairie land ideal for cotton farming.
As a historic port city, Aberdeen is accustomed to hosting and accommodating travelers. Residents and visitors alike share access to the area's recreational treasures, which range from community wide events such as festivals and parades to the individual and group activities of shopping, hunting, fishing, hiking and golfing. The city also nurtures local cultural riches, such as theater performances, celebrations and tours, and one of the most complete and varied libraries in Mississippi.
Visit The City of Aberdeen
Aberdeen is a great place...great for business, great for living...and great for retiring. Approximately equidistant from Memphis and Birmingham, Aberdeen is located on the west bank of the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway, which connects the Port of Mobile, Alabama to the remainder of the United States. Complete shipping facilities are available to business and industry at the Port of Aberdeen.
Aberdeen is the county seat of Monroe County. It is also the seat of Monroe County Circuit Court, Monroe County Chancery Court, U.S. Distric Court for the Northern District of Mississippi, and U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Mississippi.
Aberdeen is the county seat of Monroe County. It is also the seat of Monroe County Circuit Court, Monroe County Chancery Court, U.S. Distric Court for the Northern District of Mississippi, and U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Mississippi.
Aberdeen is home to industry - Westlake Chemical, Nanocor, Tenn-Tom Pallet, Comer Packing, Kimera and Monroe Kut, plus Tronox Chemical in nearby Hamilton.
Aberdeen is also a major destination for sportsmen throughout the region who fish the crappie and catfish-laden waters of the Aberdeen and Columbus Lakes.
Aberdeen is a wonderful southern town in which to live, worship, work and play!
Aberdeen is also a major destination for sportsmen throughout the region who fish the crappie and catfish-laden waters of the Aberdeen and Columbus Lakes.
Aberdeen is a wonderful southern town in which to live, worship, work and play!
Community Calendar
VISIT ABERDEEN
Enjoy strolling thru downtown while
shopping
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with antique, clothing and variety shops and plenty of dining options too. Take the Silk Stocking Row Walking Tour or the Architectural Driving Tour through Aberdeen's Historic Districts. Tour The Magnolias, Visit the MS Blues Trail Marker and Mural or catch a movie at the historic Elkin Theatre.
ABERDEEN ROTARY CLUB
Lunch Meeting each Monday at Kim's Steak & Fish noon - 1pm located on Hwy 145
ELKIN THEATRE
Current movies each Friday/Saturday night Doors Open 6:30; Showtime 7:00pm; Admission $5; 3D $6 and concessions $1 each. www.elkintheatre.com
INVESTITURE CEREMONY FOR COUNTY OFFICIALS
Jan 3
at 2:00pm at the Monroe County Courthouse.
ELKIN CLASSIC Jan 16 at 7pm The Sting starring Paul Newman and Robert Redford. Free Admission, Concessions $1 each. Doors Open 6:30.
MARDI GRAS PARADE February 8 at 2:00pm (will follow normal parade route from Post Office thru Downtown)
Family Friendly Fun with Bands and Floats. For more information to register a Group, Band or Float call 662.436.1003.
MARDI GRAS MASK BALL February 8 at 6:00pm at Stevens Auction located on Meridian St. Tickets for the Ball are $25 which includes admission, drinks, food and entertainment by The Directors. This is a fundraiser for Friends of Aberdeen Animal Shelter.
ABERDEEN GARDEN CLUB VALENTINE LUNCHEON February 14 at First United Methodist Church. Tickets on Sale soon
JUNIOR WOMENS LEAGUE EASTER EGG HUNT
March 21
at the Morgans Landing Sports Plex. Fun for all ages,
watch for more details.
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