Visit the Cotton Museum and learn about the history of cotton and the crops relationship to Blues music.

Collection of Mississippi pottery, artifacts, and archaeological research materials 

Cat Head specilizes in Delta blues CDs and videos, southern books and blues & folk art, photography, live music, and books on all things Southern.  Website and in-store chalkboard-weekly music events, and area festival information. 

Visit the historic passenger train depot built in the 1920's in the town known for its contribution to the Blues.  The former waiting rooms and ticket office are now available for rent for event.

Bronze plaques highlightging local persons of national or international recognition are installed in sidewalks throughout downtown Clarksdale.

The Delta Blues Museum is dedicated to creating a welcoming place where visitors find meaning, value, and perspective by  exploring the history and heritage of the unique American musical art form of the blues.  The Delta Blues Museum is the state's oldest music museum, established in 1979 by the Carnegie Public Library Board of Trustees ...

Located next door to the Delta Blues Museum, Ground Zero Blues Club features performances by both local and national blues bands, in is co-owned by Oscar-winning actor and native Mississippian, Morgan Freeman.  Decor is enough alone to warrant a visit.  A great menu for lunch!!

Folk and fine art gallery featuring Delta landscapes, abstracts and pottery.  Home of Hambone Festival and International Blues Festival artist6, Stan Street.  Live music on Tuesday nights.

Walking tour of the beautiful historic district of Clarksdale including the Tennessee Williams Park and the Historic home of past governor of Mississippi, Earl Brewer.

Old commissary filled with antiques and artifacts pertaining to the culture surrounding the Mississippi Delta.  Pattened the first mechanized cotton picker.  Nice place to relax and have a drink in the evenings!!   Tours by appointment only.