- The list below includes 5 free or cheap things to do in or near Greenwood, Mississippi, including 9 different types of inexpensive activities like Bowling, Cooking Classes, Art Museum and History Museums.
- From Viking Cooking School to Museum of the Mississippi Delta, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Greenwood and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Glendora.
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In just 30 minutes, visitors to the Viking Cooking School can watch a chef prepare a meal that they can then eat. Visitors at night can help prepare a special meal.
1.9 Miles
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1608 Highway 82 West, Greenwood, MS 38930
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Art and history take center stage at the Museum of the Mississippi Delta. The museum has several permanent exhibits, including the Mississippi Art Collection, the Swamp Room, and Fossils, Feathers, and Fur.
1.7 Miles
The Cottonlandia Museum is a historic museum that gives discounted tickets to college students, children ages 5-18, and senior citizens. The facility includes a room that is dedicated to the agricultural history of the local region.
0.9 Miles
Suitable for casual and league bowlers, Leflore Lanes is a 16-lane bowling center that has been open since 1961. The center offers automatic scoring, shoe rental and a snack bar with food, drinks and adult beverages.
22.5 Miles
Housed in a repurposed cotton gin, the Emmett Till Historic Intrepid Center details Till's kidnapping and murder. It also takes people through the trial, where the accused were acquitted of the crimes.
27.2 Miles
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B.B. King Museum & Delta Interpretive Center
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400 Second St, Indianola, MS 38751
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Visitors to the B.B. King Museum and Delta Interpretative Center can view B.B. King's personal papers, materials, and objects. Visitors can also learn about life for African Americans in the Delta.
32.2 Miles
Camping, picnicking, boating, hiking, and fishing are all available at Grenada Lake. In addition, various Civil War reenactments and the 'Thunder Down Under' take place every year at the lake.
42.1 Miles
Located within the Chamber of Commerce building in the town where Jim Henson grew up, visitors can view a Kermit the Frog in a glass display case. The building also contains many papers about the Muppets.
42.1 Miles
In the early days of Blues, over 150 blues musicians lived within 100 miles of Leland, and often gathered at the Montgomery Hotel. The hotel is now the home of the Highway 61 Blues Museum, featuring memorabilia from blues musicians including Little Milton, B.B. King, and James 'Son' Thomas.
42.6 Miles
The Jim Henson Exhibit pays homage to Henson and his Muppets. The museum features a real Kermit the Frog, along with other Muppets and memorabilia, and has a play area for kids.