Located just off the Natchez Trace Parkway and Ross Barnett Reservoir, the Mississippi Craft Center is home to more than 400 talented artisans. Showcasing their work in the Gallery is one way the Guild promotes the work of exceptional craftsmen from 19 states. Demonstrations by Master Craftsmen take place on the grounds of the Center most weekends and classes are taught weekly, during weekend workshops or during week-long sessions. The Center opened in June, 2007, and has garnered the interest of world-wide travelers and regional visitors alike. market, educate and encourage the highest standard of excellence in regional craft. More than 150,000 people attend Guild programs each year where they encounter working craftsmen and the results of their work.
The Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians are members of the Guild and demonstrate and sell their beautiful baskets at the Center. A collection of historical Choctaw baskets is on display throughout the year.
The Center is an art gallery, museum, an educational center, an art referral agency, an economic development tool and a community center. It is 20,000 sq. ft. and has available space for special event rentals.
Since 1973, the Guild has promoted fine craft as an art and has been highly successful in its endeavor.
Ceramics Exhibit, Tuesday, May 20
Ceramics Exhibit, Tuesday, May 20, 5:00 - 7:00 p.m., Conversation with a Craftsmen, Wine and Cheese, No charge to the public. Gallery will be open. Twelve of the Craftsmen’s Guild Exhibiting Members will present their work and visit with the public.
