The Carnegie Center for Arts and History

The Carnegie Center for Arts and History The Carnegie Center for Arts and History embraces the enriching potential of art to foster meaningful community dialogue and personal growth.

We invite all to explore and celebrate the richness of our diverse community’s history, music, and art.

We will be closed tomorrow for the holiday, but will reopen on Saturday.
06/18/2026

We will be closed tomorrow for the holiday, but will reopen on Saturday.

06/11/2026

On Contentious Ground is now open! Join us tonight for the opening reception June 11 from 5pm-7pm. vann thomas powell Jackson, TN Parks and Rec. City of Jackson, TN

06/10/2026

Photos capturing people interacting with history are now on display at the Carnegie Center in Jackson.

06/04/2026

Dr. Kate Ngai presented a lecture at the Carnegie Center for Arts and History called “Rediscovering Ruby Falls: Jackson’s Lost Voice.”

What an incredible night to hear about Jackson native, Ruby Falls. Dr. Kate Ngai shared the both inspiring and tragic st...
06/04/2026

What an incredible night to hear about Jackson native, Ruby Falls. Dr. Kate Ngai shared the both inspiring and tragic story of the early and influential African American female country musician. Thank you to Dr. Ngai for lifting up the story of Ruby Falls.

Join us on June 11th from 5pm to 7pm to celebrate the opening of On Contentious Ground with light snacks and a decaf cof...
06/03/2026

Join us on June 11th from 5pm to 7pm to celebrate the opening of On Contentious Ground with light snacks and a decaf coffee bar.

On Contentious Ground is a series of medium and large format photographs focused on visitors to American Civil War sites and landscapes. By documenting how people move through and reflect within these spaces, Powell captures the reverberations of the Civil War as they echo into the present.

The work explores themes of identity, memory, division, and historical reckoning. By photographing both people and place, the exhibition asks how Americans continue to relate to a past that remains deeply formative and unresolved. We hope to see you there.

Join us at the Carnegie Center for Arts and History on June 3, 2026, from 6:00–7:00 PM for “Rediscovering Ruby Falls: Ja...
05/28/2026

Join us at the Carnegie Center for Arts and History on June 3, 2026, from 6:00–7:00 PM for “Rediscovering Ruby Falls: Jackson’s Lost Voice,” a special lecture by Dr. Kate Ngai of Glasgow Caledonian University. Drawing from her research into country music, fandom, identity, and overlooked voices in popular culture, Dr. Ngai will explore the life, music, and legacy of Jackson-born country singer Ruby Falls — an artist whose story deserves renewed attention. Discover how Ruby Falls’ voice and career fit into the broader history of country music and why her work still resonates today.

05/27/2026

We're still obsessed with Katie Howerton & Hilary Griffith sidewalk art, and Sunrise Media captured their whole process and heart behind this mural so perfectly! Make sure you stop by and see the magic of this new public art installation for yourself at 305 E College St.

05/27/2026

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305 E. College Street
Jackson, TN
38301

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Wednesday 10am - 4pm
Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm

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