Cameron Center

11/06/2023

Well jimmy y’all play hard and good but the clock ⏰ got y’all better luck next week.

09/16/2022

Coming soon January 7,2023 classes are limited

09/16/2022

Coming soon January 7, 2023. Space is limited

03/31/2020

Update: All events are cancelled thru April. Please call or text for more info.

03/18/2020

Cameron Center will be closed to the public until March 31, perhaps longer. All events before April are cancelled.

Please call our office at 601-428-6449 with any questions. We are available from 7am to 3:30pm, Monday through Friday.

02/23/2019

We've been fortunate to host Connect Church for more than three years! Connect is constructing their own cool place, so we're approaching the end of an era and a great partnership at the Center. 😁

05/11/2018

Have a happy Mother's Day this Sunday! ❤❤❤

02/21/2018

Beautiful foliage surrounds The Cameron Center. A new season is at our doorstep.

02/01/2018

1, 2, 3... Fight! 🥊🏆😁

01/17/2018

The Cameron Center is closed today! Please stay off the roads if at all possible! 🌬️❄️☔

City offices will also be closed Wednesday, January 17, 2018 due to the wintry weather impacting the area. The sanitation route for Wednesday has been changed to Thursday, January 18, 2018. Regular routes will resume Monday and Tuesday of next week.

12/16/2017

People brought CAKE! 😍😍😍

12/08/2017

It's a winter wonderland here at the center & Daphne Park! 🎅☃🌨

12/04/2017

We at the center do not look kindly upon glitter. And our rental contract forbids it.

The beautiful scourge of the craft world could also be dangerous for the world's oceans, scientists say.

08/03/2017

Connect Church teamed up with American Fire & Safety Co. tonight to give the kiddos a fun experience learning how to operate fire extinguishers. 🔥🤝😊

08/01/2017

Laurel Shotokan Karate Center meets at our center every Thursday from 5pm to 9pm for martial arts training. They've been part of the community for more than 20 years, and we love having them around! 🥋🥊🏅

"The ultimate aim of karate lies not in victory nor defeat, but in the perfection of the character