Natchez Friends of the Riverfront

Natchez Friends of the Riverfront Promotiy the responsible economic development of the Historic Natchez Bluff and Riverfront and to preserve its unique character for future generations. NATCHEZ!

Mission and Activities

F.O.R. (Friends of Our Riverfront) is a broad based community organization concerned with quality of life and long-term economic opportunity for all citizens of Natchez. As our city strives to find its future economic identity, F.O.R. is a voice for the responsible economic development of the historic Natchez Bluff, the Riverfront, the Broadway Street Corridor and the adjac

ent Historic Districts. F.O.R. supports city planning and development that enhance the area’s unique historic, natural and aesthetic character for future generations to enjoy, while taking into account the needs and contributions of the area’s existing businesses and residents. promotes understanding of the importance of parks and recreation to the Natchez economy and to the health and well-being of Natchez citizens. fosters appreciation of the economic importance of the Natchez historic preservation ordinances that protect our city’s historic assets and its eligibility for historic preservation grants. Our Heritage Preservation Tourism Industry represents the core of the Natchez economy and is directly responsible for more than 2000 jobs and $900,000 in annual city taxes. is keenly aware that opting for quick economic fixes over expert city planning could result in unsafe and shortsighted development that ultimately destroys our fragile bluff, our riverfront and our economy.

09/02/2026

The District on Main plans a Sept. 15 soft opening in the former Rolling River location, offering weekday lunches, catering and event rentals.

09/02/2026

The Pilgrimage Garden Club will showcase renovations to Stanton Hall’s Carriage House and Queen’s Room during Chamber After Hours Thursday.

09/01/2026

A huge thank you to the volunteers who pitched in with clean-up efforts at Duncan Park Golf Course following the recent storm.

Supervisor Kevin Wilson and his wife, Dana, helped move several large downed trees. Alderman Curtis Moroney worked across the back side of the course cutting fallen limbs into manageable pieces, and Jeff Morris brought out his personal blower and cleared debris from the entire 12th fairway.

Each of them generously donated their time, hard work, and personal equipment to lend a hand and help get the course cleaned up.

We are grateful to Kevin, Dana, Curtis, and Jeff for stepping up and giving their time to Duncan Park. Their willingness to help is a wonderful example of the community spirit we are fortunate to have here in Natchez!

08/29/2026

Due to unforeseen circumstances, Natchez Little Theatre’s upcoming production of 1984 (originally scheduled to open September 3rd-6th) is being postponed.

We are working hard behind the scenes to lock in new performance dates and will share the updated schedule as soon as possible. All tickets previously purchased will be honored for the rescheduled performances.

We deeply appreciate your understanding and continued support of local theatre. Stay tuned for updates!

08/28/2026

Natchez-raised interior designer Yancey Seibert Shearouse’s renovation of an 1891 Augusta home is featured in Southern Living’s September issue.

08/27/2026

Thank you, Natchez, two months of nonstop service because of you!

Every ticket booked and every seat filled helps keep Natchez connected and growing. Keep choosing your local airport.

👉 Here’s to many more takeoffs ahead. https://www.united.com/en/us

08/27/2026

Natchez Planning Commission unanimously denied rezoning for a proposed 36-acre housing development near historic Gloucester, citing Lower Woodville Road traffic...

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101 North Commerce
Natchez, MS
39120

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