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Yahoo
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Ink in the Alley returns to Hattiesburg this June
HATTIESBURG, Miss. (WHLT) – Hattiesburg's Saenger Theater, the Hattiesburg Pocket Museum, and FestivalSouth are bringing back Ink in the Alley on June 7 as a part of the FestivalSouth programming for 2025. According to organizers, Ink in the Alley highlights the art of tattooing featuring local and out-of-state tattoo artists. 'This is the second year of Ink in the Alley,' said Wes Pilgrim, Saenger Event and Sales Coordinator. 'But this year we are introducing an entirely new aspect, which is the application of tattoos in a live setting where people can watch artists applying tattoos in real time. This is a unique opportunity for tattoo novices and enthusiasts alike to observe all things related to the art of tattoo design and application.' The second annual Ink in the Alley will be held June 7 from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., and there is no fee for guests to participate unless they purchase a flash tattoo or are participating in the on-stage live tattooing. Hattiesburg gears up for 2025 Craft Beer Festival Saenger Theater On-Stage Tattoo Artists There will be two featured artists on the Saenger Theater stage who will be live tattooing clients. The two featured artists are Brandi Bruce, Swampwater Tattoo Shop (New Orleans) and Samantha Varner, Lady Luck Tattoo Shop (Hattiesburg). Saenger Theater Flash Tattoos There will be seven artists offering flash tattoos. Flash tattoo artists are Jess Keuspert (Hattiesburg Tattoo), Mannie Anderson (Ink Company Tattoos), Anthony Washington (Ink Company Tattoos), Robbie Wilson (Lady Luck Tattoo), Anna Foley (Lady Luck Tattoo), Mark Carithers (Marked Tattoos) and Courtney Collete (Inkk Culture Tattoo). Guests at the event can choose from several flash tattoo options being offered by each artist. Flash tattoos are priced independently by each artist. Pocket Alley Artists Additionally, there will be fourteen alley artists who will showcase their work, sell art/stickers, book appointments for future tattoos. These artists will not perform any live tattoos on-site. A bar with light concessions will be available, and DJ Miss Demure will be spinning tunes. A tattoo contest will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the parking lot adjacent to the Hattiesburg Pocket Museum Alley. There will be three judges and winners in five categories which will be, Best American Traditional Tattoo, Best Tribal Tattoo, Best Anime Tattoo, Best Arm/Leg Sleeve and Most Unusual Tattoo. For those not wanting a permanent tattoo, there will be a mystery tattoo box where a temporary tattoo can be purchased for $1.00. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe Now Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
USA Today
07-02-2025
- Entertainment
- USA Today
2025 NFL Honors: The complete list of winners
The NFL Honors recognize the best players and coaches in the league over the past season, and this year's winners feature plenty of stars. Host Snoop Dogg hosts the event from Saenger Theater in New Orleans on Thursday night, with plenty of NFL awards to be handed out. From a brand-new MVP to a newly minted Walter Payton Man of the Year, the 2025 NFL Honors are always worth considering if you're a fan. We've got a running tally of this year's winners, with a handful of awards already decided before the show got started. Let's see what the categories are and who this year's winners are.
USA Today
06-02-2025
- Entertainment
- USA Today
Full list of awards announced during 2025 NFL Honors
The 2025 NFL Honors show will be held at the Saenger Theater in New Orleans on Thursday, Feb. 6. NFL Honors will be hosted by Snoop Dogg with the show set to air live at 9 p.m. ET / 8 p.m. CT (the program will not air live in all time zones). The show will be nationally televised on Fox and NFL Network and available to stream on FuboTV (try it free). View the full list of the awards and honors that will be announced below. NFL Honors 2025 awards AP Most Valuable Player AP Coach of the Year AP Comeback Player of the Year AP Offensive Player of the Year AP Defensive Player of the Year AP Offensive Rookie of the Year AP Defensive Rookie of the Year Next Gen Stats Moment of the Year Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year NFL Inspire Change Tribute Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2024 FedEx Air & Ground Players of the Year Salute to Service Award NFL Latino Youth Honors Art Rooney Sportsmanship Award Deacon Jones Sack Leader Award AP Assistant Coach of the Year NFL Fan of the Year NFL FLAG Players of the Year Celebrations of the Year The Denver Broncos have three nominees for major awards this season, including Defensive Player of the Year favorite Pat Surtain.
Yahoo
05-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Not a fan of football? Here are 5 things you can do in Hattiesburg on Super Bowl Sunday
While many football fans will gather all afternoon and well into the evening on Sunday to watch Super Bowl LIX, others may find themselves wondering what to do when most eyes will be glued to a TV. We compiled a list of things to do in Hattiesburg on Sunday if you're not up for taking in the game. Note that some of the activities end Sunday afternoon. Stroll along Main Street or visit some of the area's popular features like the Pocket Museum in the alley next to the historic Saenger Theater. Wander down to Mobile Street (via Front Street if you're looking for lunch or dinner) and stop in The Lucky Rabbit in the afternoon for a look at some vintage and novelty items you might want to add to your collection. Across the street from The Lucky Rabbit you can get refreshed in the afternoon at Southern Prohibition Brewing Co., which is a family-friendly brewery and restaurant. Pokémon GO fans often are spotted meandering downtown to hunt for virtual critters that might be lurking in the area. Find more things to do downtown at If you're interested in civil rights history, Hattiesburg played an important role in the Freedom Summer of 1964 — a time when Black Americans in the South were struggling for equality, voting rights and the dismantling of Jim Crow. Visit some or all of the 16 trail markers from your car and listen to the audio recordings that tell visitors about the locations along the way. A detailed guide with audio recordings, a downloadable brochure and more can be found at The weather forecast is sunny and 82 degrees Sunday in Hattiesburg. Why not take an afternoon tour of the city's zoo? Visitors can see a variety of animals from around the world, from giraffes and zebras to alpacas and alligators. The facility offers other amenities, including electric train and carousel rides, high ropes adventure and the bug hub playground. For more information, visit Have you tried an escape room yet? It's a challenging activity and some escape rooms are more challenging than others, but it's a fun way to exercise your brain and practice being a team player. Time Will Tell Escape Rooms in Hattiesburg has several options to choose from with themes that include the legendary Mississippi crossroads, steampunk, a western saloon and more. Difficulty ranges from medium to extra hard. There is a minimum of two players for each game, with only members from your party participating. Reservations are required. For more information or to make a reservation, visit Dust off the old bike that's been hanging in your garage for the past couple years and roll on down the road to the Longleaf Trace and ride the trail anywhere from Hattiesburg to Prentiss. Bike rentals are offered at the USM station, but on Sundays the office is closed, so you'll have to bring your own. Don't have a bike? No problem. Pedestrians also are allowed on the Trace, so go for a nice long walk instead. For more information, visit Lici Beveridge is a reporter for the Hattiesburg American and Clarion Ledger. Contact her at lbeveridge@ Follow her on X @licibev or Facebook at This article originally appeared on Hattiesburg American: Super Bowl Sunday: 5 non-football things to do in Hattiesburg MS
