Laurelite: 10 things to do the week of September 17
Week of 2026-09-17 · Sent 9/17/2026
Laurelite: 10 things to do the week of September 17
👋 A busy Saturday is on the horizon with plenty of outdoor activity. This Saturday brings
👋 A busy Saturday is on the horizon with plenty of outdoor activity. This Saturday brings Merry Marketplace back to the South Mississippi Fair, Touch A Truck to Downtown Ellisville, and Social on Short 7th to Short 7th Avenue.
The Merry Marketplace - Fall Edition returns to the Magnolia Center with over 100 local vendors. Shop for unique items and support small businesses at this annual event.
Touch A Truck offers families a hands-on exploration of various public service and construction vehicles. It's a fun way for children to learn about equipment and meet the operators.
Social on Short 7th is a vibrant market showcasing local artisans and businesses offering handmade crafts, unique products, and delicious food. It's a fun opportunity to support your community while enjoying a day out with loved ones.
This popular Storytime program runs twice this month, offering sessions on Thursday mornings at 10 AM at both the Ellisville Public Library and the Laurel-Jones County Library.
Join the Jones County Chamber of Commerce for a ribbon cutting to celebrate the opening of Tropical Smoothie Cafe in Laurel. Attendees can learn more about the new cafe's offerings and connect with community leaders and fellow residents.
Saturday, Sep 19, 10:30 AM · Laurel-Jones County Library
The 641 Cookbook Club meets monthly for food enthusiasts to share prepared dishes and recipes based on new themes. It's a great opportunity to explore new culinary ideas and connect with fellow home cooks.
This seasonal pop-up sale lets families buy and sell gently used children's items affordably. It's a chance to find great deals and support the community.
Saturday, Sep 26, 10:00 AM · Laurel-Jones County Library
Join the Jones County Genealogical and Historical Organization (JCGHO) for their monthly meeting. This gathering is ideal for anyone interested in researching local history and family lineage in Jones County.
