The Delta is Calling
Whether you're here for a blues festival, a half marathon, or a stroll through Greenwood's historic streets, the Delta has a rhythm all its own. Plan your stay around an event.
Remi Goode + Abels & Mosley
A "duo of duos" comes to Zoe Coffee—NPR-praised indie-folk songwriter Remi Goode and the homecoming of Cecil Abels and Alanna Mosley. Tuesday, November 17 at 7:00 PM.
Wild Pink + Why Bonnie
Two New York indie bands. One Delta museum. One night only—and a room that holds just 100 people. Wild Pink and Why Bonnie at the Museum of the Mississippi Delta, Thursday, March 11.
More Things to Do
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Visit Robert Johnson's Grave
Just a mile down Money Road, the final resting place of blues legend Robert Johnson sits at Little Zion Missionary Baptist Church. It's a pilgrimage site for music fans from around the world.
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Take a Civil Rights & Blues Tour
Sylvester Hoover, a Greenwood native and head of Delta Blues Legends and Civil Rights Tours, offers immersive journeys through the region's history—from the Jim Crow South to the birth of the blues.
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Explore the Museum of the MS Delta
Discover Native American artifacts, Civil War relics, regional art, and the stories that shaped the Delta. Located in Greenwood, it's a perfect rainy-day activity or cultural stop.
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Explore the Tallahatchie or Yazoo Rivers
Float, fish, or kayak the rivers that define the Delta landscape. For wildlife viewing and hiking, the Tallahatchie National Wildlife Refuge is just nine miles west of Holcomb.
Ready to Experience the Delta?
Book your stay today. We'll leave a porch light on for ya.
Or give us a call: 662-897-1988