We’re excited to welcome A.J. Haynes for her RPPL Artist-in-Residence stay! Here’s what she had to say about her arrival: A.J. is an interdisciplinary, interdependent,
In the summer of 2025, Sipp Culture hosted the second in-person intensive for the Intercultural Leadership Institute’s cohort of ILI Year 6 Fellows, Partners & guests.
Main Street Farmers Market Summer season 2025 has been a place to learn about our community’s food system, support our local growers, and enjoy fresh and healthy food. This year, the Sipp Culture team, along with the Main Street staff, added a new addition to the farmer’s market by inviting local vendors of all varieties to bring their products to the Utica community.
Hey Big Head is a documentary that captures the spirit of HBCU Homecomings—where alumni return to reconnect, celebrate, and relive unforgettable college moments. While the
RISE + THRIVE: Utica, MS is a cinematic documentary series that visually explores the resilience and creativity of entrepreneurs in Utica, Mississippi. Through intimate interviews
Communion is a public art and storytelling project that explores the cultural, historical, and spiritual connections between Mississippi and the African diaspora through food. This
Skin Blüm: The Beauty of Being from Here is a documentary project that explores beauty as a cultural language in south Mississippi. Through intimate interviews,
Día de Muertos parade with art, music, ofrendas, and community celebration in downtown Hattiesburg. Héctor Boldo, Jaqueline González Wooton, and Tom Boldo are a multidisciplinary
FACET is an audio/visual live improvisation, inundating audiences with projections from America’s attention-grabbing news culture nested in a dense soundscape of disparate musical genres mixed
My love of inclusive representation, cultural celebration, and storytelling is reflected in the mural series The Magnolia Experience. Each mural emphasizes resiliency and heritage showcasing
“The Seed You Sow” is an immersive art installation and community experience in Jackson, MS that fuses agriculture, mental wellness, and cultural storytelling to promote
This week, ElderShare successfully prepared 116 pounds of fresh greens to 20 Utica residents, featuring swiss chard alongside mustards and collards.
ElderShare provides weekly deliveries of fresh produce to Utica residents aged 60 and over.
Stories Shared by Jonathan Trimble and Robin Carraway – Sipp Culture Community Farm is a place of peace, team work, development, learning and growth.
On Saturday, March 22nd, we celebrated the start of our 2025 annual plant sale and welcomed visitors to an open house tour of our organization’s new addition at the Main Street Cultural Center.
Sharing knowledge and conversation at the Annual Holtzclaw Farmer’s Conference held at Hinds Community College, Utica Campus. Here are a few moments shared with the Sipp Culture staff.
On Sunday, March 30, Sipp Culture welcomed the National Black Food and Justice Alliance and friends to the Main Street Cultural Center in Utica.
The Main Street Cultural Center is officially open! From Friday, May 2nd to Sunday, May 4th, the Grand Opening Weekend had community members filing the space with excitement and joy.
We are looking for an experienced and qualified Lead Chef to organize the kitchen’s activities.
We are looking for a professional Line Cook to work alongside our Lead Cook.
We are looking for a Dishwasher & Utilities individual to join our kitchen staff and maintain cleanliness around our facility.
We are looking for a competent Lead Server & Steward to take charge of the front of the house (FoH). You’ll be the face of our restaurant and responsible for our customers’ experiences.
We are looking for a competent Server & Steward to take and deliver orders. You’ll be the face of our restaurant and responsible for our customers’ experiences.
From the Blue Ridge Environmental Defense League’s (BREDL) Podcast where they discuss environmental issues that are right in our backyards. Topics include coal plants, fracking,
As part of the national 2024 “Arts for Every Body” One Nation One Project, Sipp Culture joined Jackson-Hinds Comprehensive Health Center and other Utica leaders to launch Homegrown Utica Fest on July 27th.
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