Attic Open House

Join us Friday, July 14
until 8:30 PM

We’re staying open late so you can

1. See new work by
Kennith Humphrey
Ellen Langford
Kathy Gergo


2. Get a preview of our new project:
The Highway 61 Coffeehouse
(live music by Lee H. Abraham)

3. Visit our new neighbor:
H.C. Porter Gallery & Studio


The Attic Gallery is fast approaching our 35th anniversaryb in downtown Vicksburg, and it’s very exciting to see the extremely talented Chris Porter move her operation from Jackson to join us here on Washington Street.

The Highway 61 Coffeehouse has been tucked away in the corner of our minds for a long time, and apparently its time is now. Join us downtown for a fun evening...

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