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QUICK FACTS 3

OUR HISTORY 3

NOTABLE GRENADIANS 4

SIGHTS TO SEE 6

OUTDOORS 8

WHERE TO STAY 14

WHERE TO SHOP 15

MAP 19

WHERE TO EAT 20

EVENTS 22

SURROUNDING AREAS 26

CONTACT US:

VisitGrenadams.com

Grenada MS Tourism

662.226.2060

As you go through these pages you

will see that Grenada offers some of

the Southeast’s best outdoor resources

and activities for the entire family.

From our nationally recognized Grenada

Lake and its designation as the

best Crappie fishing in the US, to our

picturesque Dogwoods Golf Course, to

premier outdoor camping and to the

most beautiful countryside in Mississippi,

Grenada has it all. You can also

find unique historical sites, small town

shopping, down home cooking and a

hospitable and welcoming community.

Enjoy your visit to Grenada...

Where Memories Are Made.

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OUR HISTORY

Chronicled in the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek

(1830), the United States government gave a section

of land to Peggy Trehan, a Choctaw Indian, and an

adjoining section to John Donley, a white mail rider.

All that separated the two sections was a survey line

known as present day Line Street...

The original owners then sold their sections to Franklin E. Plummer

and Hiram G. Runnels. The two sections became known as Pittsburg and

Tullahoma. Because of a bitter rivalry between the towns’ residents, representatives

met in 1836 in an effort to solve the problems. This meeting

resulted in a plan to merge the two towns into one.

On July 4, 1836, a mock wedding ceremony performed by Rev. Abraham

Lucas, a Methodist minister, joined a bride representing Tullahoma and

a groom representing Pittsburg to form the new town of Grenada. Some

believe the town was named after Granada, Spain, and simply misspelled.

QUICK FACTS

The city was once home to Grenada

College, a Methodist junior college for

women. Because of financial troubles, the

church closed the college and transferred

all assets to Millsaps College.

James Meredith’s 1966 “March

Against Fear” arrived in Grenada

on June 15. Civil Rights

activists protesting racial segregation

included Dr. Martin

Luther King Jr., Joan Baez,

Andrew Young, Ralph Abernathy,

and others. The group’s

demonstrations continued in

Grenada for one week.

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Notable Grenadians

BIG GEORGE BROCK

Blues singer and harp player who has recorded five CDs.

Known to wear flashy and colorful suits and hats at shows.

Brock cut the title song for the film “M For Mississippi: A

Road Trip Through The Birthplace Of The Blues.”

PHILIP ALFORD

Actor, best known for his role as Jem in the 1962

movie “To Kill A Mockingbird”. Philip was born

in Alabama, but now calls Grenada home.

CHRIS AVERY

Former fullback and linebacker in the Arena Football

League. He played from 2001 to 2008 during his career with

the Grand Rapids Rampage and Kansas City Brigade.

GENARD AVERY

Linebacker for the Cleveland Browns. He chose #55 because of

I-55 that runs through Grenada, to represent Grenada running

through his veins. He played college football at Memphis.

KRISTIAN DAMBRINO

Miss Mississippi 2005. She is a singer/songwiter and has

performed alongside Morgan Freeman, Sela Ward, and others.

JAKE GIBBS

All American Quarterback for the Ole Miss Rebels and member of

the College Football Hall of Fame. His skills as a baseball player at

Ole Miss led him to be drafted by the New York Yankees where he

played catcher from 1962 to 1971.

MISSISSIPPI JOHN HURT

American country blues singer and guitarist. Raised in Avalon,

MS, Hurt taught himself how to play guitar around age nine.

Hurt passed away in Grenada in 1966.

JOHN MARASCALCO

Songwriter born in Grenada in 1931. Some of his most notable

songs include “Good Golly Miss Moly”, “Ready Teddy” and “Rip

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it Up” made famous by Little Richard.

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GREG ROBINSON

Former professional NFL football player who

played running back for the St. Louis Rams and

the Los Angeles Raiders.

MAGIC SAM

Samuel “Magic Sam” Gene Maghett was an American Chicago

blues musician. He learned to play from listening to records

by Muddy Waters and Little Walter.

MAGIC SLIM

Morris Holt, known as “Magic Slim” was an American blues

singer and guitarist. Born at Torrance and the son of sharecroppers,

he followed blues greats such as Muddy Waters

and Howlin’ Wolf to Chicago.

DONNA TARTT

Born in Greenwood and raised in Grenada,

Donna Tartt is a New York Times Best Selling

author of The Secret History, The Little Friend,

and Pulitzer Prize winner The Goldfinch.

EDDIE WILLIS

Eddie “Chank” Willis was a Grammy Awardwinning

soul musician who played electric guitar

for Motown’s in-house studio band, the Funk

Brothers, from 1959 to the early 1970’s. His

accompaniments can be heard on Motown hits

by Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, the Supremes,

Temptations, Four Tops and others.

CHARLIE WORSHAM

Country music Singer, Player and Songwriter signed to

Warner Brothers Records for whom he has recorded 2 critically

acclaimed albums. He has toured with Taylor Swift,

Brad Paisley, Miranda Lambert, Tim McGraw and Faith

Hill, Kenny Rogers, and Lee Ann Womack, among others.

WILLIAM WINTER

58th Governor of Mississippi from 1980 to 1984. A Democrat,

he is known for his strong support of public education,

freedom of information, racial reconciliation, and historic

preservation.

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BELLE FLOWER CHURCH 505 West Pearl St.

Belle Flower Missionary Baptist Church, Founded in 1868, was a hub for community

and national organizers during the civil rights movement. In the 1960s

the Grenada County Freedom Movement was based in the church along with

representatives of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference.

CAMP MCCAIN 3152 James H. Biddy Rd.

A U.S. Army World War II Infantry training

post established in 1942 in Grenada County,

Mississippi. Named after Major General Henry

P. McCain. Declared surplus in 1946 and converted

into a Mississippi National Guard Post.

ODD FELLOWS / CONFEDERATE CEMETERY

Corner of Cemetary & Commerce St.

Established circa 1840, this is Grenada’s oldest

cemetery. Buried here are many prominent, early

citizens, including Rev. Abraham Lucas, who performed

the “marriage of Pittsburg & Tullahoma”

on July 4, 1836, forming Grenada. Also buried

here are victims of the 1878 Yellow Fever epidemic

and approx. 150 Confederate soldiers.

Sights toSee

Photo by Delay in Block Productions

YELLOW FEVER CEMETERY Corner of Wood & Second St. Ext.

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Contains grave sites of many

of the victims of the epidemic that almost wiped out Grenada in 1878.

CIVIL WAR FORT 2088 Scenic Route 333

These two forts were built in anticipation of a battle being

fought on the Yalobusha River when General Grant was

advancing down the Mississippi Central Railroad.

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CONFEDERATE MONUMENT Downtown

Square This monument was erected on June 3, 1910 in

memory of those who lost their lives during the Civil War.

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DOWNTOWN MURAL First St.

Grenada’s mock wedding between two rival towns is depicted in this mural.

DOWNTOWN SQUARE South Main St.

Settlers in the towns of Tullahoma and Pittsburgh

(both founded from Choctaw Indian land ceded to the

U.S. by the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek in 1830)

gathered to incorporate the town of Grenada by staging

a mock marriage between a Tullahoma Bride and

a groom from Pittsburg. The wedding took place on

the site that is now Grenada’s Downtown Square.

ELIZABETH JONES LIBRARY 1050 Fairfield Ave

Was established in 1929, before assuming its current location, the library existed

in the upstairs of the Grenada Bank, on Line St., and even operated a book

mobile to serve the community in 1938. Named for Grenada’s first librarian,

Elizabeth Jones. For more information visit elizabeth.lib.ms.us

GRENADA RAILWAY 634 First St.

The existing depot was rebuilt on the original site after being destroyed by Union

Calvary in 1863. The depot is now owned by Grenada Railway/Iowa Pacific.

GRENADA’S OLD POST OFFICE 179 South Main St.

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This historic building was

Grenada’s first postal-owned building that is an example of the Georgian Revival

style of architecture. It was featured on an episode of HGTV’s ReZoned.

It is now the home of Engagements Bridal & Formal Wear Boutique.

HISTORICAL MUSEUM/COCA-COLA DISPLAY 223 First St.

Once the Grenada Bank, this building exemplified

the new bank’s financial aspirations

and vitality in shaping the material progress

of Grenada. It now contains displays of items

from the earliest days of Grenada. The museum

is also home to a large collection of Coca-Cola

memorabillia.

Mississippi Blues Trail

www.MSBluesTrail.org

1. GRENADA BLUES

Courthouse Square, N. Main St.

2. MAGIC SAM

Holmes Dr.

3. MAGIC SLIM

816 Union St.

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Outdoors

BIRD WATCHING

CHAKCHIUMA SWAMP NATURAL AREA

Just over the bridge on North Main St.

www.FriendsofCSNA.com

Swampy sloughs and bottomland forest off the

Yalobusha River Near Downtown Grenada.

GRENADA LAKE BOAT RAMPS

Graysport Crossing, Carver’s Point, Skuna-Turkey,

Piney Hills, Torrance Landing.

HASERWAY WETLAND NATURE TRAIL

Halfway down the road below Grenada

Lake Dam

OLD RIVER RUN NATURE TRAIL

Southside of Grenada Lake Spillway

Near playground area One-mile trail.

Outdoors

TALLAHATCHIE NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE

On Highway 8 past Holcomb

Open fields of recovering agriculture land, Long Lake, Tippo Bayou and its

swampy bottomlands. Great 2-story birdwatching tower.

CAMPING

HUGH WHITE STATE PARK

Grenada Lake / 662.226.4934

12 tent camping sites, 12 duplex vacation

cabins, tennis courts, playground, swimming

pool, meeting and reunion space.

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CLASS A & PRIMITIVE CAMPING

Below Grenada Dam / 662.226.8963

173 RV campsites, picnic tables and grills,

bathhouses, coin-operated laundry.

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CARVER POINT 662.628.6799 / 662.927.0777

2-story housing that accomodates groups up to 35 with

kitchen, dining room and playground.

FROG HOLLOW RV PARK 601 Highway 7

North / 662.226.9042

MALMAISON WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT

AREA www.MDWFP.com / 662.453.5409

NORTH ABUTMENT CAMPGROUND

Grenada Lake / 662.226.1679

88 RV campsites, picnic tables, grills, and ampitheater.

BIG OAKS LODGE

266 Larrys Rd. / 662.299.2806

drb02r@gmail.com

3 Bedrooms, 3 1/2 Bath, Full Kitchen & Laundry,

Sleeps 6.

GRENADA LAKE CABINS

662.227.9210 or 662.417.1783

GrenadaLakeCharters.com

The Little Big House, The Lake Cabin, and The

Cabin On The Hill offer a variety of lodging suitable

for anyone from sportsmen to families or

honeymooners.

ROLLING OAKS CABINS

662.307.0258

Monthly Rentals Only.

CABINS

CANOEING

&KAYAKING

CHAKCHIUMA SWAMP NATURAL AREA

Just over the bridge on North Main St.

www.facebook.com/ChakChiumaNaturalArea/

This Tupelo-cypress swamp was formed years ago by the

meandering channel of the Yalobusha River. A meadow and

mature hardwood forest surroung the swamp and can be

explored by foot rail. A boardwalk leads to the edge of the

swamp next to a small boat slip.

MALMAISON WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT

AREA www.MDWFP.com

This 9,483 acre WMA is as diverse and unique as any

other public area in the state. State HWY 7 divides the

WMA at the delta/hills interface in Grenada County.

Roughly 800 acres of the WMA lies in the loess hills and the

rest in the Yalobusha/Mississippi River floodplain. McIntyre Scatters is a shallow

swampy lake perfect for paddling and the western edge of the WMA and contains 500

to 600 acres open to the public.

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MALMAISON WMA

662.453.5409 / www.MDWFP.com

9,483-acre home to white tail deer, wild turkeys, rabbits

and squirrels. The Yalobusha River, oxbow lakes and

swamp areas contain catfish, bass and bream for

excellent fishing.

U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS

2202 Scenic Loop 333 / 662.226.5911

Call for information on lake specifics, fishing/hunting

seasons and locations.

GRENADA LAKE VISITORS CENTER

662.226.1679 / Mon-Fri: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Sun: Noon to 4 p.m. Call for information on lake

specifics, fishing/hunting seasons and locations.

Duck Hunting

HIKING TRAILS

662.226.5911

GRENADA LAKE FITNESS TRAIL Below Grenada Dam

This one-mile trail meanders through a mature bottomland forest. The trail is outfitted

with fitness equipment and is part of a complex comprised of tennis courts,

picnic shelters and playgrounds.

HOLLY SPRINGS NATIONAL FOREST

HWY 7 at the Hardy/Coffeeville exit on I-55

ATV trails and off trail hiking through mature upland forest and manmade lakes.

LITTLE MOUNTAIN TRAIL Hugh White State Park

A steep but rewarding climb up Grenada’s largest hill with a great view of the lake.

LOST BLUFF HIKING TRAIL Near main entrance of Grenada Lake

This two-mile trail winds through a mature beech oak forest on the steep loess

bluffs. The trail is challenging and diverse terrain from easy to extremely strenuous.

MALMAISON WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREA

HWY 7 past Holcomb

Nature trail and off-trail hiking in bottomland forest along Yalobusha River.

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At the Spillway

Family

Fun

PLAYGROUNDS

SESAME STREET PARK

2151 Scenic Loop 333

DAM AREA PARKS

Below Grenada Dam

FLOWERS-PERRY PARK

370 Jasper Neely Dr.

Play day!

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Bull Bottom Farms

BULL BOTTOM FARMS

1641 Sayles Rd. (Duck Hill)

BullBottomFarms.com

662.614.5746

Open Spring and Fall. Corn Maze,

Magic Carpet Slide, Corn Box, Hay Ride,

Cow Train, Animal Park, Jumping Pillow,

Fun Fort, Sand Mountain, Tiny Town,

Hay Jump, Corn Cannons, and more!

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BALL FIELDS

GRENADA YOUTH LEAGUE

WAYNE CARSON PARK

2217 Jackson Ave. Ext. / 662.226.3485

GRENADA PARKS & REC

FLOWERS-PERRY PARK

370 Jasper Neely Dr. / 662.227.3450

DAM AREA SPORTS COMPLEX

Baseball/softball fields, Lighted tennis

courts, playgrounds, basketball court,

and physical fitness trail

Below Grenada Dam / 662.226.5911

SPORTING GOODS

HIBBET SPORTS

ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT

1550 Jameson Dr. / 662.294.1201

Play like a

Champion!

STEWART’S SPORTS & MORE

ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT

60 Sunset Loop / 662.226.4747

TOP NOTCH

TRAINING

BATTING CAGE / GOLF SIMULATOR

ATHLETICS SHOP

4461 Commerce St. / 662.392.5877

Let’s hit the

Courts!

Sailing

0n the Lake

Perfect day for

a ride

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GOLF

THE DOGWOODS GOLF COURSE 662.226.1679

2424 Hugh White State Park Road / www.DogwoodsGolf.com

The course is nationally ranked and is located at Hugh White State Park. Amenities

include: carts for rent, a practice range, a pro shop and a clubhouse.

PERRY CREEK GOLF & RACQUET CLUB

662.226.8839 or 662.226.6411

Perry Creek is a privately owned 18 hold course. Other amenities include: tennis

courts, restaurant and bar.

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Where to Stay

AMERICA’S BEST VALUE INN

1750 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.7816

www.AmericasBestValueInn.com

BUDGET INN EXPRESS

1673 Sundown Dr. / 662.227.0169

www.BudgetInn.com

EASTSIDE MOTEL

66 HWY 8 East / 662.226.6884

HAMPTON INN & SUITES

1545 Jameson Dr. / 662.226.1886

HamptonInn3.Hilton.com

BAYMONT INN & SUITES

1575 Jameson Dr. / 662.226.9897

www.BaymontInns.com

COMFORT INN & SUITES

255 SW Frontage Dr. / 662.227.8444

www.ChoiceHotels.com

ECONO LODGE

1552 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.1683

www.ChoiceHotels.com

GRENADA INN

1622 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.5555

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HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS

1540 Sunset Dr. / 662.229.9595

www.hiexpress.com

NUMBER 8 MOTEL

22295 HWY 8 East / 662.226.8337

www.facebook.com/Number8Motel

RODEWAY INN

1451 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.2192

www.ChoiceHotels.com

KNIGHTS INN

1796 Sunset Dr. / 662.307.2640

www.KnightsInn.com

BED & BREAKFAST

LOFTS ON THE SQUARE

113 First St. / 662.230.2454

www.GrenadaLofts.com

RELAX INN

1632 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.8888

www.HotelsOne.com

Where to Shop

ALLEN’S FINE JEWELRY

JEWELRY STORE

1322 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.6753

ARRAY BOUTIQUE

WOMEN’S CLOTHING,

HOME DECOR

1321 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.3520

CARROLL-BLACK FLOWERS

FLOWER SHOP, GIFTS

1980 Commerce St. / 662.226.2861

DATTEL’S

CLOTHING, ACCESSORIES

1321 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.5631

ENGAGEMENTS BRIDAL

& FORMAL WEAR

BRIDAL SHOP

178 S. Main St. / 662.226.2995

THE GIFT BOX

GIFTS, ACCESSORIES

1360 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.1188

CLOUD 9

VAPE SHOP

321 Sunset Dr. Ste T / 662.307.2218

DOLLY’S

WOMEN’S CLOTHING, GIFTS

1967 Commerce St. / 662.226.6741

E’NVIE

MEN’S CLOTHING / SHOES

2022 Commerce St. / 662.226.9557

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JEWELRY ETC.

JEWELRY STORE

325-A Tatum Ave. / 662.226.9501

LONG’S FLOWERS

& BOUTIQUE

FLOWER SHOP, GIFTS, APPAREL

1477 Oak St. / 662.226.5641

LOOKING GOOD

MEN’S CLOTHING

2018 Commerce St.

662.226.6520

LOVE VAPES

VAPE SHOP

1105 Sunwood Dr. Suite 3

662.307.2648

MERLE NORMAN

BEAUTY, JEWELRY

1321 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.0605

FRAMING & GIFTS GALLERY

FRAME SHOP

325 Tatum Ave. / 662.226.2120

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KNICK’S

CLOTHING, HOME DECOR, GIFTS

1323 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.2253

Shopping for Gifts

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PUDDLEDUCKS

BABY & CHILDREN’S CLOTHING

1360 Sunset Dr. / 662.229.0766

SOUTHERN BELLE

T-SHIRT PRINTING

2310 Sunset Dr. / 662.227.3366

STATS UNIFORMS

UNIFORMS, SCRUBS

119 First St. / 662.226.0304

STUBBS DEPARTMENT STORE

WOMEN’S & MEN’S APPAREL

1508 Commerce St. / 662.227.1812

SUNDAY BEST CLOTHING

10 South St. / 662.226.2214

TASSIN JEWELERS JEWELRY STORE

1742 Commerce St. / 662.226.2222

WALL’S BARGAIN CENTER

DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORE

708 Lakeview Dr. / 662.226.2821

LA BELLA FONTE GALLERIA

FRAMING, HOME DECOR, GIFTS

321 W. Monroe St. / 662.229.5463

CORNERSTONE CHRISTIAN

BOOK STORE

BOOKS, GIFTS

1321 Sunset Dr. / 662.229.9777

THE FLOWER COMPANY

FLOWER SHOP, GIFTS

1322B Sunset Dr. / 662.227.1130

WINDHAM WILLOWS

SALON, GIFTS, HOME DECOR

1324 Sunset Dr. / 662.307.2811

MAGS WOMEN’S CLOTHING

255 Sunset Dr. / 662.307.2639

ROBIN WHITFIELD STUDIO

ART STUDIO

125 Green St. / 662.417.9126 -

Only Open Friday

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ANTIQUES & THRIFT

ANOTHER MAN’S TREASURE

THRIFT STORE

5445 HWY 51 S. / 662.385.5934

BROKEN POT THRIFT SHOP

ANTIQUES, THRIFT

66 Sunset Dr. / 662.614.1818

GAZPACHO’S THRIFT STORE

THRIFT STORE

111 Third St. / 662.307.9036

LAKE CITY THRIFT

THRIFT STORE

30636 HWY 8 East.

TWICE AS NICE

RESALE & CONSIGNMENT

501 Jefferson Trail / 662.299.3314

HUNTING GEAR

OKEEFE’S

OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT

1325 Sunset Dr. / 662.294.0706

DEJA VU

RESALE & CONSIGNMENT

1321 Sunset Dr. / 662.294.8807

GRENADA ANTIQUE

MALL ANTIQUES

1505 Jackson Ave. /

662.809.4974

THE NEST EGG

ANTIQUES, THRIFT

128 First St. / 662.307.2264

25:35 STORE

THRIFT STORE

7 N. Main St.

LAKEWAY SPORTING GOODS

GUN STORE, HUNTING GEAR

197 Scenic Loop 333 / 662.227.9210

GRENADA GOLD-N-GUN

GUN STORE

4190 Commerce St. / 662.227.9479

THE HUNTER’S PLACE

ARCHERY PRO SHOP

18 986 US-51 / 662.226.3507

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GREYHOUND BUS ACCESS

117 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.1871

Southbound stops at 9:50 a.m. daily

map

Northbound stops at 5:20 p.m. daily

GRENADA MUNICIPAL AIRPORT

www.GrenadaAirport.net

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Where W

to Eat

A PERFECT AFFAIR

CAKES / BAKERY / CATERING

1071 Fairfield Ave. / 662.230.1760

CARMELLA’S RISTORANTE

ITALIAN

1360 Sunset Dr. / 662.294.1020

DONUT SHOP II

DONUTS / BREAKFAST

15 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.9030

GREAT WALL

CHINESE / BUFFET

1222 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.9004

HIGH ON THE HOG

BBQ / CATFISH

711 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.5635

JU-JU’S MARKET

FARMER’S MARKET / SANDWICHES

364 Sunset Loop / 662.226.5301

333 RESTAURANT

SEAFOOD / FAMILY STYLE / BUFFET

515 Scenic Loop 333 / 662.229.0020

CATFISH CORNER

SEAFOOD BUFFET

317 Sunset Dr. / 662.227.1888

CLUBHOUSE RESTAURANT

SOUTHERN / BUFFET

1750 Sunset Dr. (America’s Best

Value Inn) 662.227.1888

THE DONUT PLACE

BAKERY / BREAKFAST / LUNCH

1268 S. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Blvd.

662.226.3551

GRAND PALACE

CHINESE / BUFFET

1301-A Sunset Dr. / 662.226.2368

JAKE & RIPS

BBQ / AMERICAN

1525 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.9955

LEGENDARIES FINE DINER

AMERICAN

58 Cherry St. / 662.699.0780

THE KENNEL CLUB STEAKHOUSE

PUB / STEAKHOUSE

1525 Sunset Dr. (Behind Jake & Rips)

662.227.0944

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LA CABANA

MEXICAN

1248 Sunset Dr. / 662.229.0056

NO WAY JOSE

TEX-MEX

1201 Sunset Dr. / 662.227.3355

PAP’S

STEAKHOUSE / SEAFOOD / BUFFET

1301 Sunset Dr. Suite B / 662.226.7935

MARIACHI’S BAR & GRILL

MEXICAN / BUFFET

1650 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.2737

ORLEANS BISTRO

CAJUN / CREOLE / AMERICAN

148 S. Main St. / 662.294.8880

SIMPLY SOUTHERN

STEAKHOUSE / SOUTHERN

1475 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.1107

SALAD ETC.

SALADS / SANDWICHES

91-A Sunset Dr. / 662.226.8001

T & Z WINGS

WINGS / BURGERS

1756A Commerce St. / 662.307.2739

MOLLY’S PLACE,

A BAR & GRILL

PUB / AMERICAN

120 Green St. / 622.307.2743

YOGURT EXPRESS

FROZEN YOGURT

325 Tatum Ave. / 662.307.2272

SPENCER’S DAIRY KREAM

ICE CREAM / BURGERS

279 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.9884

THE SPORTS CENTER

SPORTS BAR / PUB FARE / POOL

893 Springhill Rd. / 662.226.1322

SUNFLOWER CAFE

SOUTHERN / BUFFET

635 West Monroe. / 662.226.4226

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FRANCHISES

APPLEBEE’S 1625 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.6222

BURGER KING 1250 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.1000

CAPTAIN D’S 1208 Sunset Loop / 662.307.2439

CHURCH’S FRIED CHICKEN 1317 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.1458

DOMINO’S 1303-D Sunset Dr. / 662.226.3833

KFC 699 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.4686

LITTLE CAESAR’S PIZZA 1228 Sunset Dr. / 662.307.7089

MCALISTER’S DELI 1650 Sunset Dr. / 662.229.9920

MCDONALD’S 1319 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.2881

OEC JAPANESE EXPRESS 1550 Jameson Dr. / 662.307.2748

PIZZA HUT 1301 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.6262

PIZZA INN 1463 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.3330

POPEYE’S CHICKEN 747 Sunset Dr. / 662.294.8922

SHONEY’S 1526 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.5360

SONIC DRIVE IN 2005 Commerce St. / 662.226.8343

SUBWAY 1624 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.0300

2001 S. Commerce St. / 662.226.8003

TACO BELL 1651 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.1707

WAFFLE HOUSE 2085 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.0428

WENDY’S 1502 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.2883

YAMATO STEAKHOUSE OF JAPAN 279 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.9884

ZAXBY’S 1657 Sunset Dr. / 662.226.9451

Events

JANUARY

ANNUAL BALD EAGLE SURVEY

662.226.5911 • Bird watchers join the Corps of

Engineers to record information on the eagles observed

at Grenada Lake.

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FEBRUARY

FISH HABITAT DAY

662.226.5911 • The Corps of Engineers sponsor this

event which establishes areas for the fish to breed.

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MARCH

MISSISSIPPI STATE FOX HUNT

662.226.5911 • This statewide hunt is held a the Hugh White State Park on

the East side of Grenada Lake.

SOUTHERN FLIGHT HUNTER RETRIEVER COMPETITION

901.487.0246 • Watch expert retrievers in ation during this event.

MAGNOLIA CRAPPIE CLUB TOURNAMENT

662.907.4080 • MagnoliaCrappieClub.com • The main landing at

Grenada Lake are the starting and finishing locations for this contest.

BASS PRO SHOP’S CRAPPIE MASTERS TOURNAMENT

660.351.6960 • CrappieMasters.net • Largest two day tournament

held at Grenada Lake.

APRIL

BOWHUNTER’S ARCHERY TOURNAMENT

662.226.5911 • Two Day Tournament.

MAY

AEROBATIC COMPETITION

Held at Grenada Municipal Airport.

NATIONAL SAFE BOATING WEEK

662.226.5911 • The Corps of Engineers

sponsors courses in safe boating for the public.

SOUTHERN FOX HUNTERS HUNT

662.628.5094 • Hunt at Hugh White

State Park on East Grenada Lake.

FARMER’S MARKET

@TheGrenadaFarmersMarket on

Facebook • 662.226.7608

Every Saturday May - end of August on

the Downtown Square. 7 a.m. - 11 a.m.

JUNE - JULY

THUNDER ON WATER

662.448.0985•ThunderOnWater.net

Enjoy fireworks, music, arts and crafts,

carnival, car, truck & big rig show

and more. 2nd weekend in June.

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SEPTEMBER

AMERICAN CRAPPIE TRAIL TOURNAMENT

317.646.4632 • AmericanCrappieTrail.com • Two day tournament.

GRENADA’S DOWNTOWN JUBILEE

662.226.2571 • Arts & crafts, entertainment, children’s area, local tours and

much more. Takes place on the Historic Downtown Square.

OCTOBER - NOVEMBER

GRENADA LAKE FOX HUNT

662.226.5911 • Takes place at the East end of

Grenada Lake.

GRENADA BOWHUNTERS COMPETITION

662.227.9200 • Takes place at Dogwood’s Golf Course

PICKIN’ AT THE LAKE

662.227.1491 • Come to the spillway at Grenada

Lake to relax and hear music from bluegrass

and folk bands from all over North MS.

MAGNOLIA CRAPPIE CLUB TOURNAMENT

662.907.4080 • Takes place at the main landing at Grenada Lake.

NATIONAL PUBLIC LANDS DAY

662.226.5911 • A presentation of Grenada Lake.

GRENADA AFTERGLOW FILM FESTIVAL

662.417.6751 / www.GrenadaAfterglow.com • Independent films from

Mississippi and all over the world, Music, Art, Workshops, Tech, and Video Game

Tournaments.

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NATIONAL FOX HUNT

504.967.2944 • Hugh White State Park

DECEMBER

CHRISTMAS PARADE

662.226.2571 • See floats, local marching

bands, and santa! Downtown Grenada.

DOWNTOWN LIGHTS

During the month of December Grenada’s

Downtown Square is decorated with lights

and a miniature Christmas village.

Photo by Shedrick Flowers

EVENT RENTALS

FIRST & GREEN CELEBRATIONS 97 First St.

662.699.0498 / www.FirstandGreenGrenada.com

Built in 1876 and beautifully restored. 5,000 sq ft. of event space and capacity for

parties of 250 guests. Outdoor event space is available in the F&G Courtyard. For

smaller parties (up to 40 guests) we offer Miss Emma’s Dining Room.

EVENT CENTER 4461 Commerce St.

662.466.2605 / www.facebook.com/eventcenter.ms/

Different size party/banquet rooms are available, complete with stage and sound

system, tables and chairs. (Linens upon request) We also offer a holding kitchen for

all of your catering needs.

GRENADA CITY AUDITORIUM

17 N. Main St. / 662.226.8820

LEWIS JOHNSON SENIOR CITIZEN COMPLEX

299 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. / 662.226.8820

TAYLOR HALL

600 Butler St. / 662.226.8820

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Want to go

Feel like exploring?

These destinations are all just

a short drive from Grenada.

“The Help” Tour

Greenwood, 33 Miles

Birthplace of

Kermit the Frog

Jim Henson Museum

Leland, 78 Miles

GRAMMY Museum

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Cleveland, 55 Miles

O0ld Mountain 0utdoor

Adventures

Winona, 20 Miles

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William Faulkner’s

Home

Rowan 0ak

0xford, 50 Miles

Elvis Birthplace

Eat at Morgan Freeman

& Bill Luckett’s Blues Club

“Ground Zero”

Tupelo, 86 Miles

State Capitol

Jackson, 112 Miles

Home of the Blues

Clarksdale, 68 Miles

Mississippi Civil

Rights Museum

B.B. King Museum

Indianola, 63 Miles

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