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Holidays

 

Plan your holiday trip to Corinth

Corinth is delightful any time, but it’s truly dazzling during the Christmas season. During the holidays, shop owners and residents in downtown Corinth pull out all the stops for a beautiful, Hallmark-style Christmas display. Visit to see for yourself. And while you’re at it, you can shop for everyone on your list, and enjoy some great food!

  • Downtown Corinth Light Displays

  • Corinth Coca-Cola Museum

  • Red Green Market

  • Hoochies Gifts and Accessories

  • SoCo Grind

  • Blazing Noodlez

  • Abe's Grill

 

A local institution for more than 40 years, Abe and his family make great breakfast, burgers, sandwiches, corn dogs and more. They also bake some of Corinth’s best biscuits, and it’s pretty hard to beat a warm biscuit on a wintry day outdoors.


What better way to warm up on a cold December day than a hot and spicy plate of pad thai or basil stir fry? Helmed by a Thai chef, Blazing Noodlez serves authentic, made-from-scratch flavor-filled dishes for lunch and dinner.


If you’re in Corinth for Christmas and want a taste of our city’s history, visit the Coca-Cola Museum. Established as a soda bottling factory over 110 years ago, this free museum houses over 1,000 Coca-Cola artifacts and a collection of old-fashioned machines from Coke of yesteryear. Contact the museum for information on tours.


Downtown Corinth Light Displays

During the holiday season, all the buildings in downtown Corinth are decked out in their holiday best of dazzling lights and decorative greens. We can’t guarantee you’ll leave with a charming new romantic partner, but come wander around our beautiful historic district, and you’ll feel like you’re on a Hallmark movie set.


Hoochies is a one-stop-shop for affordable accessories, jewelry and clothing, making it the perfect place to add to your Christmas (shopping) list.


Corinth is home to a year-round market where local farmers and craftspeople sell their wares. Called the Green Market, you can typically find food, art and gifts at a convenient location downtown. During November and December, it takes a Christmas twist as the Red-Green Market and features holiday-themed items.


Every good day of Christmas shopping starts with a piping hot drink. Whether you need a festive peppermint mocha or just a quality cup of black coffee, the friendly folks at SoCo Grind have you covered. They also offer pastries, smoothies and small gift items.

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Day Trippers Itinerary in Corinth, MS

 

Vacations and getaways aren’t only reserved for extended trips. Sometimes, individuals just need a little change of scenery. In these cases, short day trips are the ideal solution. Travelers wishing to experience a fun-filled day trip should consider visiting Corinth, Mississippi. An easy distance from several Mid-South cities, including Nashville, Memphis, Huntsville, and Tupelo, Corinth has something for everyone.

To help make your day trip more memorable, Visit Corinth has compiled several fun activities to add to your itinerary. Learn more about where to begin your journey from your tour guide in Corinth, MS.

  • Slugburger Cafe

  • Dilworth's Tamales

  • 60 Sights in 60 Minutes

  • Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center

  • Sanctuary Antiques & Garden

  • Shirley Dawg's

 
 
Day Trippers walking through historic section of Corinth

60 Sights in 60 Minutes

It’s hard to take in all that Corinth has to offer in a single day. However, those interested in getting the most out of their day trip to Corinth can begin their adventure on this mile-long tour of downtown Corinth.

With the help of an interactive Google Map or brochure available at the Visit Corinth office, guests can walk at their own pace and enjoy over 60 historic homes and buildings along their route. The tour begins at the Crossroads, an old train depot featuring exhibits about railroad history, and concludes at Phillips Mercantile.


Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center memorial garden

Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center

Day trippers interested in immersing themselves in Corinth’s rich history can do so when they visit Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center. The center highlights the 1862 Battles of Shiloh and Corinth, educating visitors through videos and other interactive exhibits. The 15,000 sq. ft. facility is a branch of the National Park Service and also features a memorial garden for guests to admire. Don’t forget to grab something from the book and souvenir store on your way out to remember your experience.


Image of Dilworth’s Tamales

Dilworth’s Tamales / D-Shy’s Tamales

 

Slugburgers aren’t the only delicacy made popular by Corinth. Another local staple is our tamales. Day trippers can try these delicious treats at Dilworth’s Tamales and D-Shy’s Tamales. Dilworth’s Tamales has been a local favorite since opening in 1962, and D-Shy’s Tamales is a food truck located at Shiloh and Harper Road that sells out almost every day. At both locations, guests can experience excellent Delta-style tamales.


Sanctuary Antiques & Gardens storefront

Sanctuary Antiques & Garden

 

While shopping, why not purchase a charming home decor that will bring memories each time you look at it? Sanctuary Antiques & Gardens is home to a wide range of antiques, garden items, fine furniture, and home accessories.

From furniture and rugs to artwork and lighting, they have everything you need to add that perfect vintage touch to your home’s style. Located inside a beautiful former church in historic Corinth, Sanctuary Antiques & Gardens offers guests an enjoyable experience even if they choose not to purchase anything.


Shirley Dawgs’ storefront with clothes displayed in windows

Shirley Dawg’s

Spoil yourself or a loved one by browsing the several shops located in the area for unique gifts. Known for its selection of popular name-brand items, Shirley Dawg’s is located in Corinth’s SoCo District. Their inventory features brands like Vineyard Vines, Patagonia, Southern Tide, Southern Marsh, Lauren James, and over 50 others, often at a lower price point than at big-city boutiques.


Slugburger Cafe sign in Corinth, MS

Slugburger Café

When traveling to Corinth, you owe it to yourself to stop by the local establishments and eat the food that helps make this region so special. Perhaps the most famous dish in the area is the slugburger. Day trippers interested in feasting on this one-of-a-kind food item should take a trip to Slugburger Cafe. While known for serving the famous slugburger, the locally owned cafe also offers breakfast, sandwiches, hamburgers, fries, homemade desserts, and other delicious options.

Take a Day Trip to Corinth, MS

Residents and tourists in Mississippi and Tennessee looking for a fun-filled day should consider taking day trips to Corinth, MS. Travelers can take in the historic sites, learn about Corinth’s rich history, and enjoy many local dishes, all in a single day.

Visit Corinth is here to help you plan your trip with various itineraries, packed with delicious restaurants and unique places to explore. Contact us today for more information on Corinth, MS, where to begin your adventure, and upcoming events.

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Family-Fun

Family-Fun in Corinth, MS

With a rich history and numerous events throughout the year, Corinth, Mississippi, makes a great destination for various types of trips. If you’re planning a vacation that includes kids, you’ll find the city offers unique spots the whole family can enjoy, from delicious restaurants to boutique shops. Visit Corinth has created an itinerary of family-fun activities in Corinth, MS, to make your vacation unforgettable.

 

Places to Eat the Kids Will Love

No matter where you travel as a family, you want restaurants that offer options everyone will enjoy. Corinth, MS, is home to many establishments serving diverse cuisine, from classic Southern food to fine dining. Here are some places to eat where kids are sure to find a dish they like on the menu:

 
Cafe Mikes in Corinth, MS

Cafe Mikes

At Cafe Mikes, you’ll find a family-friendly sports bar serving tasty food and drinks. This establishment is perfect for families with young kids who want something more casual. Sports fans will like watching the game at Cafe Mikes while sharing a meal with their family, making going out to eat that exciting. 

Address: 301 N Harper Rd

Phone Number: 662-287-4518


Hometown Pizza restaurant in Corinth, MS

Hometown Pizza

Pizza is a favorite food of many people, especially kids. Hometown Pizza offers a variety of specialty pizzas, as well as wings, pasta, calzones, sandwiches, and salads. If you feel like relaxing at your hotel for the night, utilize their delivery service. Hometown Pizza also has a carryout service if you are heading on the road and need a bite before you go. 

Address: 2003 Shiloh Rd 

Phone Number: 662-655-4482


Lauren’s Cake Shop in Corinth, MS

Lauren’s Cake Shop

If you or your kids have a sweet tooth, you’ll have to stop by Lauren’s Cake Shop on your trip. Located in the SoCo District of Corinth, this bakery maintains a large inventory of fun cupcakes and other snacks. These sweets come in many different flavors, ensuring everyone in the family will find a dessert they like. 

Address: 103 Taylor St 

Phone Number:  662-415-7961

 

Fun Family Activities in Corinth, MS

How will you spend the day in Corinth, MS, with your children? Families will find the region has several spots where kids and their parents can play and build memories. Some fun places to go as a family in Corinth, MS, include:

 
Crossroads Regional Park in Corinth, MS

Crossroads Regional Park

For a fun day in the fresh outdoors, choose Crossroads Regional Park. The 78-acre park serves as a regular venue for local events, from festivals to youth sports tournaments and races. It also boasts numerous amenities, such as: 

  • A mega playground 

  • 1-mi paved trail

  • Covered picnic pavilions 

  • Eight lighted tennis courts 

  • 10 baseball/softball fields 

  • Three international-size soccer fields 

  • Football fields 

  • Nine-hole disc golf course 

Address: 309 S Parkway St 

Phone Number: 662-286-3067


Skateworld in Corinth, MS

Skateworld

A unique way to get some exercise with the kids is by taking them to Skateworld. Traditional skaters and rollerbladers can skate along to great music on the floor, and if some family members don’t want to skate, they’ll find arcade games and pool tables to keep themselves occupied. 

Address: 2031 E 3rd St 

Phone Number: 662-286-5313

 

Corinth, MS, also features many interesting historical sites and spaces for the arts. You’ll see several locations for more casual fun, too, like a movie theater and bowling alley.

 

Plan a Family Fun Shopping Trip in Corinth, MS

Round out your family-fun adventure by visiting small shops throughout Corinth, MS. The city accommodates many boutiques, and the following are just two stores to shop at with your kids:

 
Love & A Dog in Corinth, MS

Love & A Dog

Love & A Dog is one of the cutest stores in Corinth, MS. Families can shop for clothes, accessories, and novelty gifts, but what makes Love & A Dog truly unique is its offerings for your furry companions. Kids will love searching for the best gift to bring back home to the dog. 

Address: 625 Wick St 

Phone Number: 662-872-3288


Gingersnaps shop in Corinth, MS

Gingersnaps

Gingersnaps provides a kid-friendly version of Corinth’s beloved store, Ginger’s. It’s the go-to store for finding fashion-forward apparel, accessories, and shoes for kids, including babies and toddlers. Gingersnaps also allows expecting families to create baby registries. 

Address: 411 N Filmore St 

Phone Number: 662-286-2821

 

Discover Family Fun in Corinth, MS

As such a diverse city with many family-friendly attractions, Corinth, MS, is the perfect stop for families traveling through Mississippi and Tennessee. Visit Corinth is happy to help you plan your stay by directing you to more locations to bring the kids. We also offer more itineraries for other types of vacations. Contact us today to learn more about family fun activities in Corinth, MS.

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Girls' Trip

 

Plan your girls’ trip to Corinth

Trendy boutiques, rooftop bars and fun restaurants, all in a walkable historic downtown with Airbnbs nearby. Corinth is indeed the perfect spot for your next girls’ trip! Start planning today by browsing the restaurants and shops listed below, although there is plenty more to discover here in Corinth.

  • Conservatory by Vicari

  • V Taco

  • Pizza Grocery - also has coffee bar

  • Downtown Airbnbs

  • House of Whit

  • Ginger's

  • Kates and Co.

  • Lipchic Boutique

The Conservatory is rooftop dining at its best. It’s open for lunch and serves sandwiches, salads, flatbreads, steaks and sweets you can enjoy on your own or share with your girls, all in a beautiful setting.


From quaint cottages and apartments to full-size houses, Downtown Corinth is dotted with cute Airbnbs. No matter the size of your getaway crew, you’ll be able to find a home base for the weekend.


A boutique specializing in women’s clothing, purses and other accessories, Ginger’s promises one of the best, friendliest shopping experiences in SoCo. Ginger’s is located directly below Conservatory by Vicari, making it the perfect stop before or after lunch.


This trendy boutique full of jewelry and accessories is a great place to browse and find something perfect for your friends or yourself. They carry several designer brands, including Ronaldo Designer Jewelry, Willow Tree, Tyler Candle and more.


Located in a historic warehouse, Pizza Grocery is a great place to stop for lunch while shopping downtown. It’s been a local favorite since 2006, serving pizzas and other Italian dishes. Pizza Grocery also has a coffee bar if you need a little early afternoon pick-me-up.


Every group has its free spirits and dreamers. Canyon Moon is their place. Corinth’s original hippie boutique offers boho clothing, purses and accessories.


Known as "The Char Chef," Daphne Nichols, born and raised in Corinth, began The Elegant Taste LLC out of her home, celebrating and hosting her friends. After posting pictures of her gorgeous charcuterie boards on social media, Daphne's unique and elegant creations became a buzz in her local community and have made an appearance at multiple company and home events. Contact for catering or a private class with your crew!


Looking for a fun night out with friends? V Taco, a taco shop and margarita bar, is where you’ll want to be. They serve up freshly made Mexican creations and offer another one of Corinth’s rooftop dining experiences.

 
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History Buffs

 

History Buffs Itinerary in Corinth, Mississippi

Not far from the Mississippi-Tennessee state line, Corinth stands as a destination that's ripe with history. Known as the Gateway City or Crossroads of the South, it served as a strategic railroad junction that linked the North and the South during civil war times.

History lovers come from all over to explore some of the region's most notable locations and learn more about the role our city played in the country's narrative. At Visit Corinth, we can help you craft itineraries that cater to visitors looking to plan some of the best trips for history buffs.

 
  • Borroum's Drug Store & Soda Foundation

  • White Trolley Cafe

  • Brewer's Drive-In

  • Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center

  • Corinth Contraband Camp

  • Shiloh National Military Park

  • Crossroads Museum & Historic Corinth Depot

  • Vintage Motorcycle Museum

  • Civil War Driving Tour

 

 

Go Back In Time with the National Park Service

Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center exterior view

Begin your tour at Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center. This facility and its grounds highlight some of the most historic events in the area, such as the pivotal Battles of Shiloh and Corinth. Visitors can learn through videos, interactive exhibits, a memorial garden, as well as a rotating calendar of special events.

 
Corinth Contraband Camp sign and statue

Be sure to stop at Corinth Contraband Camp, a significant site in Black history that commemorates a foundational step toward freedom.

After the Union occupied Corinth in 1862, this area featured homes, a church, a hospital, a cooperative farm program, as well as a school where African Americans could learn to read, write, and financially support themselves.

 
Gravestone at Shiloh National Military Park

You can also visit Shiloh National Military Park. Here, you can experience self-guided tours, living history, as well as ranger-led interpretive programs for kids and adults.

The Park Visitor Center shows the award-winning interpretive film, Shiloh: Fiery Trial, and a rotating calendar of events makes it easy to find something new to do in the park.

 

 

Visit the Oldest Business in Mississippi

Borroum's Drug Store and Soda Fountain stands as not just the oldest business in Mississippi, but the oldest one in the United States that's still operated by the same family today. Its story begins with Dr. Andrew Jackson (Jack) Borroum.

The store started as a place where Borroum could dispense medicine for the community. The present building was erected in 1843 with walls built from hand-made brick.

Borroum's Drug Store evolved over the years into a general store that carried a variety of items for the public, a hub for meaningful discussions on election night, and even marriages. Modernized with a soda fountain, tables, a jukebox, a museum, and more, the store continues to serve as a gathering place where locals and visitors alike can step into the past.

 

 

Grab a Bite to Eat in Corinth, MS

White Trolley Café exterior with cars in parking lot

Have you ever tried a Mississippi slugburger? During your journey through the past, try something new at one of the oldest restaurants in Corinth – White Trolley Cafe.

This restaurant proudly serves one of the tastiest dishes found throughout the area. Named after the slang term for a nickel in the Depression era, these burgers make for a hearty and delicious lunch.

 
Brewer's Drive-In storefront

Brewer's Drive-In is another local favorite. It has a reputation for whipping up some of the area's best barbecue chicken dinners, burgers, and milkshakes. If you're in the mood for a classic Southern dish, you won't be disappointed if you add this old-school eatery to your itinerary.

One of the best things about Corinth, MS, is there's always someplace good to eat. Whether you're in the mood for Mexican, Italian, or Japanese cuisine, the local establishments are happy to host you and your group.

 

 

Tour Our Local Museums in Corinth, MS

Crossroads Museum and Historic Corinth Depot sign on building

Representing the famous junction between Memphis and Charleston and Mobile and Ohio, Crossroads Museum and Historic Corinth Depot preserves the area's rich history and culture.

This museum is home to permanent exhibits and artifacts that honor pioneers like Roscoe Turner, sports icons like Don Blasingame, as well as the Rotary Club's legacy in the community.

It also features the Margaret Greene Rogers Library and a gift shop where you can pick up a souvenir to remember your visit.

 
Vintage Motorcycle Museum exhibit at Lake Hill Motors

If you're a car or motorcycle enthusiast, don't miss out on touring the Vintage Motorcycle Museum at Lake Hill Motors. A true hidden gem, this hot spot features historic motorcycles dating back to the early 1900s.

 

 

Plan the Best Vacation for History Buffs By Visiting Corinth, MS

Truly appreciate the area with help from Visit Corinth. We offer several itineraries that include some of the best activities and destinations for day trips and weekend excursions. Contact us for more information about visiting Corinth, MS, and our upcoming events.

 
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