Triangle Cultural Center

Located in the Historic Downtown District, the Triangle Cultural Center was for seventy-four years the Main Street School. In 1977, the school closed only to reopen on September 30, 1980, as the Triangle Cultural Center. The Triangle has the original auditorium which is used for entertainment and houses our historic museum on the third floor. It features a series of exhibits relating to the pre-historic, pioneer, ante-bellum, Victorian, and modern time periods.
    The Triangle building is currently under renovation.

A new addition to the Triangle is the Jerry Clower Exhibit. Here you will find various Clower memorabilia.

Plans are being made to add a "famous Yazooans Room" and a history of Mississippi Chemical Corporation to the Triangle.