Historic Mobile Street Renaissance Festival Concludes in Hattiesburg
The 21st annual Historic Mobile Street Renaissance Festival in Hattiesburg concluded on Saturday with a closeout party held on Mobile Street. The event, which drew thousands of attendees, featured live music, food vendors, a children's village, and performances of "The…
Hattiesburg Laurel, MS, September 26, 2026 —
The 21st annual Historic Mobile Street Renaissance Festival concluded its run in Hattiesburg on Saturday, capping off the event with a closeout party. The festivities were held on Mobile Street, the namesake of the long-running celebration.
The festival, which ran for a period culminating on Saturday, attracted a significant turnout, drawing thousands of attendees to the Hattiesburg area. Organizers reported a large number of people participating in the various activities and attractions offered throughout the event.
Attendees had the opportunity to experience a range of entertainment and amenities. The event featured live music performances, providing a soundtrack for the weekend. A variety of food vendors were on site, offering diverse culinary options to festival-goers. For younger attendees, a dedicated children’s village was available, offering activities tailored for families.
Additionally, the festival program included theatrical performances. Prior to the final day, attendees had the chance to see productions of the play “The Color Purple.” These performances were a notable component of the festival’s offerings in the days leading up to its conclusion.
The closeout party on Mobile Street marked the official end of the 21st iteration of the Historic Mobile Street Renaissance Festival.
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