Magic of Lights
Magic of Lights, produced by Family Entertainment Live, is a highlight of the city’s holiday celebration, stretching from November through early January. More than one million festive lights, dazzling, eye-popping
Magic of Lights, produced by Family Entertainment Live, is a highlight of the city’s holiday celebration, stretching from November through early January. More than one million festive lights, dazzling, eye-popping
Krewe De Roux is the annual city of Brandon and Rankin Chamber celebration of Mardi Gras. The parade rolls through the streets of downtown Brandon on Friday evening, which includes
The City of Brandon Princess Ball provides girls in K4 through the sixth grade an evening of dancing with their dads, grandfathers or other significant males, visiting with friends, enjoying
Jubilee Days is a week-long celebration held each spring that includes a Midway Carnival, a concert, a 5K Trail Run and Wheelchair Tennis Tournament, an Artist Market, and an array
May 7, 2026
We are so excited to kickoff this year's Mayor's Youth Council with a welcome banquet, as we get to know some amazing individuals representing the future of our city! It
The Patriot Day Luncheon is happening Friday,September 11th at City Civic Center at 1000 Municipal Dr. in Brandon, from 11:00am to 12:30 pm. Enjoy lunch while paying tribute to our
2026-2027 Brandon High Homecoming Parade & Pep Rally Line-Up/Start at First Baptist Church Parking Lots - Boyce Thompson Dr Arrive No Later than 5:00 pm | Parade Begins at 6:00
Brandon Fall Festival 2026 at the Brandon Amphitheater 8190 Rock Way, Brandon, MS 39042! September 19, 2026, from 10:00am to 2:00pm! Food Trucks, Bouncy Houses, Peanuts & More! Free Admission!
A Family-Friendly, Autumn Celebration!The Inaugural Quarry Fall Festival will be held October 23rd through 25th, 2026, near Quarry Park by the Brandon Amphitheater! Oct 23: 5:00pm to 10:00pm (Possibly later)
Think you know the Quarry Trails? Think again. Before the trails were formed and the woods grew quiet, hundreds of railroad workers carved through solid limestone right here in Brandon.
Think you know the Quarry Trails? Think again. Before the trails were formed and the woods grew quiet, hundreds of railroad workers carved through solid limestone right here in Brandon.