Check on the "Live Music" and "Clarksdale Guide" pages before arriving in the Delta. Cat Head is also a stage location on Saturday and Sunday during the Juke Joint Festival.

Official area tourism web site.

The one and only Delta Blues Museum opened in 1979. It houses a variety of vintage guitars and other blues artifacts, including the remnants of blues great Muddy Waters' Clarksdale home. Featured exhibits for the festival are "Juke Joints 'Live from the Mississippi Delta' : Photographs by Panny Flautt Mayfield" and "The Delta: An Intimate View: Photographs by Birney Imes III" Works from the Mississippi Museum of Art. For more information, log on at www.deltabluesmuseum.org or call 662-627-6820.

Event Location and Juke Joint Festival Sponsor. Located in Downtown Clarksdale....145 Delta Avenue. We may look a touch old fashioned, but come inside and you will find the best and beautiful in everything from a huge selection of feed, seed and garden products, to stunning jewelry, fabulous bath products, fun gifts, unique gourmet food treats, antiques and the finest chocolate and pecans in the land.

Official state tourism web site.

Sponsor and partner in Juke Joint Festival.

226 Delta Avenue. Located in the heart of Clarksdale, MS; home of the blues and a rich cultural heritage. The Brick Gallery strives to promote the significant role the arts play in today’s society. Recently honored by Delta Magazine as "Best Event-Based Art Exhibits", The Brick Gallery is the place to be when visiting downtown Clarksdale.

A blues sponsor from Ohio. Check out their web site.