CIVIL AXE THROWING
409 North Fillmore Street
Phone: 662-205-6141
Whether you want to channel your inner lumber jack or just try out a fun and competitive hobby, axe throwing is a fun and unique sport that’s taking North America by storm. Axe throwing is easy to learn (kinda like throwing darts, but with axes!), and everything is designed with your fun and safety in mind. It’s a perfect way to celebrate a special occasion, organize a team building event or simply have a great time with family & friends! We have professional instructors to teach and facilitate your experience with us the entire time you’re here. Watch out – guys and girls alike, once you stick your first throw, you’ll be hooked!
CORINTH CIVIL WAR INTERPRETIVE CENTER
501 West Linden Street, Corinth, MS 38834
Phone: (662) 287-9273
For six months in 1862, Corinth, a critical railroad junction and second only to Richmond in military importance, captured the full attention of a divided nation. Today, one of the National Park Service’s newest visitor’s centers interprets the key role of Corinth in the Western Theatre of the American Civil War. The 15,000 square foot facility features interactive exhibits and a multimedia presentation of the Battle of Shiloh and the Battle of Corinth. The center stands near the site of Battery Robinett, a Federal fortification where some of the bloodiest fighting of the Battle of Corinth took place. An obelisk stands in tribute to Colonel William P. Rogers of the 2nd Texas Infantry, who showed great bravery attempting to climb the walls of the Battery to claim it for the Confederacy. Four unknown Confederate soldiers are also buried at the site. Visitors reach the center by ascending a walkway strewn with bronze replicas reflecting the aftermath of battle. At the building’s entrance, visitors pass six bronze Civil War soldiers marching into the center at doublequick. On the grounds, full scale reproductions of earthworks explain the importance of field fortifications. An extensive courtyard exhibit is home to a water feature commemorating 200 years of American history. The center also houses a 75 seat auditorium, public research library and a gift shop/bookstore.
CORINTH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
404 Taylor Street
Phone: 404 Taylor Street
Corinth Coliseum Civic Center The Coliseum hosts a variety of musical and entertainment events throughout the year including the Corinth Symphony Orchestra. A major player in the arts community in Corinth, the group promotes a wide variety of orchestral and ensemble music through five concerts held each year.
CORINTH THEATRE-ARTS
303 Fulton Drive
Phone: (662) 287-2995
Corinth Theatre-Arts is the longest continuously operated theater in North Mississippi. CT-A is an artistic outlet for all ages, and has brought the fun and excitement of the performing arts to the Crossroads area for 50 years. Most CT-A performances are held in the Crossroads Playhouse at 303 South Fulton Drive.
CROSSROADS MUSEUM
221 N Fillmore St, Corinth, MS 38834
Phone: (662) 287-3120
Given Corinth’s moniker as the “Crossroads of the South,” it’s appropriate that the city is home to a museum celebrating its history with railroads. But the Crossroads Museum in Corinth expands beyond just the famous railroad tracks that made it one of the most important locations in the Civil War and touches on the broader cultural impact in which the city has played a role. At this museum, you’ll be able to find over a dozen exhibits that cover famous people from the area, local delicacies, how railroads operated back when they were the major source of transportation in America, and much more. Going Way Back The in-depth coverage of what made Corinth the city it is today goes back to how the geography of the area was formed. The first exhibit in the museum covers the prehistory and geology of the area so visitors can better understand how the natural landmarks shaped the city’s formation. It also includes artifacts from the Chickasaw Tribe, who were some of the first people to settle on the land. Life on the Rails Of course, a large part of the Crossroads Museum is dedicated to the influence that the two intersecting rail
CROSSROADS REGIONAL PARK
309 South Parkway
Phone: (662) 286-3067
Following a recent $4.8 million expansion, the city park offers 1-mile paved calibrated walking/jogging trail, a mega playground, covered picnic pavilions, eight lighted tennis courts, three international size soccer fields (can be utilized by multiple age groups), football fields, 10 baseball/softball fields and 9-hole disc golf course.
EDWARD S. BISHOP MEMORIAL PARK
1102 South Johns Street
Phone: (662) 286-3067
This park covers seven acres and includes a 1/3 mile walking/jogging trail, basketball courts, a baseball/softball field, a playground and a picnic pavilion.
FIT FORCE
1502 Highway 72 East
Phone: (662) 603-2866
Fit Force is a 24-hour, ladies only fitness center and gym.
FITNESS FACTORY
607 South Fulton Road
Phone: (662) 279-4106
A 24/7 gym with top of line fitness equipment. The gym offers offers daycare.
HILLANDALE GOLF COURSE
13 Oakland School Road
Phone: (662) 665-2115
Hillandale is a pay as you play 18-hole public golf course.
MALCO CORINTH CINEMA
2505 South Harper Road
Phone: (662) 284-0934
This state-of-the-art movie theatre features 10 screens, Dolby Digital Sound, stadium seating and first-run movies.
PLAZA LANES BOWLING ALLEY
2001 East Shiloh Road
Phone: (662) 286-8105
Plaza Lanes features bowling, shoe rental, billiards, air hockey, arcade games and restaurant.
SHALA 506: A YOGA EXPERIENCE
506C Cruise Street
Phone: (662) 293-0199
Guests will breathe a sigh of relief as they pass through the doors of this unique yoga studio.
SHILOH RIDGE GOLF COURSE & ATHLETIC CLUB
3303 Shiloh Ridge Road
Phone: (662) 286-8000
The athletic club is also a full-service health club. Activities include, tennis, swimming, aerobic classes and golf. The 18-hole golf course at Shiloh Ridge is a semi-private course, measuring 6,736 yards from the longest tees.
SKATEWORLD
2031 East Third Street
Phone: (662) 808-4386
Skateworld features rollerskating, rollerblading, arcade games, pool tables, concessions, good music, flat screen TVs and free WiFi.
TAD’S PIZZA PARTY
201 North Cass Street
Phone: (662) 287-0102
A local Family Entertainment Center offering pizza, arcade games, jumpers and black light golf.
THEATRE JOURNEY
622 Wick Street
Phone: (662) 643-3080
A year-round theatre camp for children and young adults, Journey McCalister teaches self confidence by learning and enhancing theatrical and performing knowledge.
TRAILHEAD PARK
Cruise and Jackson streets
Phone: (662) 287-8300
This Civil War Corinth National Historic Landmark site offers hiking and biking trail in the heart of downtown. It also provides a amazing views of the Historic Crossroads and Corinth Depot.
WHISPERING PINES
953 Highway 2, Kossuth
Phone: (662) 286-6151
This nine-hole course features 2,782 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 35. The course rating is 70.0 and has a slope rating of 113.
ZONE FITNESS
3151 Virginia Lane
Phone: (662) 286-0060
This exclusive 24-hour gym offers personal training, group fitness classes, state-of-the-art fitness equipment and a smoothie bar.