Eat in Oxford: An Exquisite Saturday of Food, Drink and Entertainment
The historic town of Oxford, Mississippi played host to an exciting event on Saturday, May 18, 2024, bringing together a diverse range of food and drink options, topped with local entertainment that set the town abuzz. The event titled “Eat in Oxford” celebrated Oxford’s vibrant and unique culinary scene, coupled with live music that had attendees grooving throughout the day.
Delectable Food and Drink Options
Patrons at the event enjoyed a wide selection of dining venues, encompassing various cuisines and offerings. Open throughout the day, these establishments catered to Oxford’s locals and visitors alike, presenting a tantalizing gastronomic adventure. Eateries that marked their presence at the event included Ajax Diner, Big Bad Breakfast, Bouré, and City Grocery, with service times ranging from the early morning till late at night.
A standout spot was Moe’s, at 311 South Lamar Blvd, which served customers from 11 am to 10 pm, with a special Penny Bar opening at 3 pm. Foodies were also treated to special delicacies from other locations like Ollie’s Do-Nuts, Quack’s Dogs, and Southern Coop.
Mixologists at The Library, situated at 120 South 11th St, offered their patrons a Happy Hour from 3 to 7 pm, offering $1 off all drinks. Rooster’s, on the other hand, featured late-night revelry from 3 pm to 1 am. Additionally, Volta Taverna impressed with its Happy Hour offering of half-price Margaritas and frozen Mojitos from 4 to 7 pm.
A Symphony of Entertainment
Coupling with the enticing food and beverage choices, the attendees at “Eat in Oxford” were also treated with ample entertainment. The day kick-started with the Destination Oxford Car Show, held at Oxford Square from 8 am to 2 pm, featuring a myriad of classic automobiles that sparked nostalgia and provided exciting photo opportunities.
Live music sponsored by The Mad Hatter reverberated throughout the town, featuring KC & The Moonshine Band & DJ Groovy performing from 10 am to 1 pm. Music lovers enjoyed a musical feast, as other venues like The Library also had performers like Clay Cormier to entertain their audiences.
Local Festival and Skate Clinic
Cultural enthusiasts were treated to a Local Festival presented by Women of Worth and Excellence, featured at the Old Armory Pavilion from 10 am to 3 pm. In a chic departure, adventurous sport lovers enjoyed a Free Skate Clinic at the Oxford Skate Park, welcoming participants of all ages and skills from 10 to 11 am.
The stellar day of music, food, and entertainment served as a testament to Oxford’s lively community spirit, further solidifying the quaint town’s reputation as an events hub. “Eat in Oxford” demonstrated the diverse talent and vibrant cultural milieu of Oxford, leaving attendees eagerly anticipating the next event.
