Free food and singing and a band playing Focus on health and…read moresafety Chance to meet local community leaders

This is a wonderful, local festival that is held each fall. This year's festival is September…read more25-26. It is held on the grounds of the Cordova Community Center which is a historic area in the heart of "old Cordova." It has maintained it's small town feeling and is a fun event with families or just with a girlfriend. I like it because it is small, easy to manage and you always find lots of unique items. I go with my mom and we get a pronto pup, glass of lemonade and we browse all of the booths. I always find seasonal, holiday items and hand made jewelry. The weather is usually great this time of year and it is a good outdoor event.

I love when it's Greens picking Time and all the Fresh Vegetables and you take your time looking…read morearound and meet nice People's

Buyer beware! Bad expensive $12 watermelon. When I called the girl was rude! If I ever purchase…read moreanother watermelon from there I will cut it first! Too expensive

This was our first year at the Mid-South fair and we had a great time. We actually went in two…read moreseparate days. First, the pig racing events were awesome. The announcer was fun, lively and great at getting the audience involved. I'd never seen pig racing, think horse racing on a tiny track...but with pigs. The Fearless Flores family was awesome too. The best way to describe them is...fearless...and talented, entertaining and super friendly. The fair offered a lot of food and drink vendors so there was plenty of selection. All fair type foods but that is what we like. Additionally, there were a variety of rides to entertain adventure seekers if all ages and risk capacities. :-) On our first evening there, there was not a lot of people which was nice. On night two the lines were long but the vendors, carnies, etc. had their game tight and lines were glowing. I'm excited for next year. See you there!

100+ years they say the Mid South Fair has been in existence. while I certainly still have a lot a…read moreof love for the Mid South Fair when it was at liberty land, this was absolutely an miserable experience. The admission price and the ticket price really suck. it's more expensive than ever. My 2 year old was denied entry into a bird exhibit, you need a ticket. I bought a wrist band for myself with no plans for anything beyond what my 2 year old wanted to do and it was not enough for them. seems pretty damned greedy if you ask me. Also, card system was down. Honestly, you should just charge everyone the same price for admission, keep the tickets for the bigger rides, and give the 5 and under crowd a bit of a price break.

The Ames Plantation Heritage Festival was today. My family and I go every year since we found out…read moreabout it. We always enjoy the large variety of vendors. This year I especially enjoyed a sweet lady selling adorable baby gowns, baby blankets, bags, decorative towls, hats, and etc... I bought an adorable gown for my daughter, a couple decorative towels, and a really cute and soft baby blanket for a friend about to have a baby. My son really wanted a rubber band gun. Unfortunately the vendor selling them was sold out. If you really want something buy it because this is a popular festival and the vendors may sell out of some items. The pumpkin vendors are very kind and will hold your pumpkin purchase with your name on it so you don't have to tote it around. They have civil war reenactors that tell stories. It's very interesting and great for families that are into educational outings. They also have many other people in period clothing talking about how various things used to be done. We didn't see everything this year but we always highly enjoy the festival. I definitely recommend the Ames Plantation Heritage Festival to everyone seeking something to do especially families. It is only one day a year so we always make sure to check the calendar ahead of time to keep that day free.

I was in West Tennessee for business and decided to take a detour over to Ames Plantation in…read moreFayette County to visit the graves of some family members. The Ames Plantation was originally named Cedar Grove by its original owner John W. Jones who had settled there in the 1820s. The large cotton plantation was one of the most productive in the area. I hadn't been to the plantation in years. I've never visited this Plantation as a tourist. I've only come here when a family member passes away and is buried here at the Old Jones Cemetery. But I will say, it amazes me how they have kept the plantation intact after all these years. When I was a child, I saw workers (sharecroppers or indentured servants) working those cotton fields and it was the strangest site. I didn't see any workers this trip, but one thing was clear during my drive to and from the Ames Plantation, cotton is still king in this part of the state.

4-3-26 We love going to the festival every year. The environment of see people enjoying the music,…read morefood, small games, face painting and merchandise vendors. The food vendors are the most highlighted with many different types of food vendors. It is the first weekend of every May.

The fair is always interesting to walk around. It was smaller this year for some reason. I always…read moreenjoy coming here for the funnel cakes. Note to self, I do NOT like the funnel cakes with strawberries on them. I keep thinking I do but I really don't. I did like the ice cream nachos we got from one of the foodtrucks- I forgot the name of it. Also, I totally forgot to hit post so just to clear up confusion, this happens in May each year.

Wonderful fair! Amazing committed people working the tents and booths. Wonderful music and…read moreentertainment. There's food and beverages to meet everyone's taste. And they have tons of gorgeous authentic souvenirs and items for sale. They have jesters, musicians that fit the era, jousting, archery, Pirates, gypsies, an tons of people in epic costumes! Come out here and bring the whole family! They're only here this weekend and the next!

9-12-26 We are regulars every year and the festival is always pretty busy as well as being fun. The…read morearts and crafts is good for people who are looking for certain things. Kids playground area is fun the kids. Music is good and fun to listen. They have other vendors specialized in selling or giving out free stuff. Food and drinks are good. They have an annual Wennie dog race contest.

You have free transportation from a business to the festival. Free admission, things for the kids,…read moregreat concession stands with every food you can imagine. Arts and crafts galore. It is huge and so much fun. A wonderful day for a family outing or friends.

If you're looking for great prices and great quality organic produce, then look no further. The…read moreokra were beautifully green and priced perfectly at $5 for a decent sized bin. I left with okra, pear jam, purple hull peas, a purple onion, muscadine grapes, a tomato and some other things all for $40. It's a standard outdoors shield, so do not expect new facility clean. The farmers selling their products are kind and welcoming. This was my first experience at a real farmers market and I must say I look forward to the next time.

This is the best place to get fresh fruit and veggies. I got a watermelon a week ago that was so…read moregood, I forgot to post it Anyway I needed some tomatoes and I got some peaches and another watermelon. I really appreciate how they help you choose a good melon and will tell you where the food came from if you ask. I also saw a new beverage vendor, I'll check her out next time. It's always a friendly place to visit. The flowers were beautiful.

I absolutely love the Stirring on Sunday nights. A large Church but you feel so welcomed and at…read morehome as soon as you walk in. If you're looking for great messages as well as meeting new people of all ages this is def the place for you! They call it the "church for the unchurched" and you can def see why. No one is judged upon social status, race, or sexual orientation here. If you are in Recovery they have a wonderful NA group as well as AA Al-anon, Grief, Co-Dependency groups, etc. They also have voice and music lessons which I loved and helped me grow into the musician I had wanted to be for years. Go explore their website and I'm sure you will find something that will pique your interest! Thanks for reading my my review!