>>>Update on Sunday Brunches at Monmouth<<<
-Brunch will be served every Sunday from 10:30am to 2:30pm
-The menu will change weekly
-Click for the January 3, 2010 menu
-Bloody Mary’s
-Mimosas
-Milk Punch
>>>Update on Sunday Brunches at Monmouth<<<
-Brunch will be served every Sunday from 10:30am to 2:30pm
-The menu will change weekly
-Click for the January 3, 2010 menu
-Bloody Mary’s
-Mimosas
-Milk Punch
WINTER 2010 PACKAGE
(A rare snowy day at Monmouth - December 2009)
This January, escape to Monmouth Plantation for our Winter 2010 Package! Enjoy one night deluxe accommodations and a five course candlelight dinner for two. The package also includes breakfast, nightly hors d'oeuvres and a house tour. The cost for the package is only $199.45 including tax and gratuity for the meal! Additional room nights are available at $99 plus tax! You can book the Winter 2010 Package online at MonmouthPlantation.com
or on the phone 800.828.4531 or 601.442.5852

Remember Monmouth gift certificates make a perfect Christmas gift! They are valid for 1 year from the purchase date and can be used in the Hotel, Giftshop, Restaurant, or Bar.
Call today 601.442.5852 or 800.828.4531.
Merry Christmas!

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21ST ANNUAL NATCHEZ LITERARY AND CINEMA CELEBRATION TO FEATURE SOUTHERN HUMOR
Get ready to laugh! “Humor in the Deep South” is the theme of the 21st annual Natchez Literary and Cinema Celebration, which will take place Feb. 25-28, 2010, in Natchez, Miss.
“This conference couldn’t come at a better time,” said NLCC Founder and Co-chairman Carolyn Vance Smith of Copiah-Lincoln Community College in Natchez.
“Several years ago, when Southern humor was chosen as the 2010 conference theme, we had no idea that we’d need to laugh right now,” she said.
“With the state and national economy as it is, and with so many other serious pressures all around us, we hope the conference will let us slow down, laugh a little and leave refreshed,” she said.
The Olympic Award-winning conference will feature four jam-packed days which include:
· Programs by some of America’s most outstanding authors, historians and film experts, including James C. Cobb, Thad Cochran, Trudier Harris, Mary Donnelly Haskell, Sam Haskell, M. Thomas Inge, Mark LaFrancis, John Mayfield, Scott Dixon McDowell, JoAnne Prichard Morris, Marshall Ramsey, Clifton Taulbert , Charles Vahlkamp, Sarah McLaurin Vahlkamp, Jerry W. Ward Jr., Jane Feltus Welch, Rebecca Wells, Diane Williams, Charles Reagan Wilson, Gerald Wood and others
· Screening and discussion of Robert Harling’s Steel Magnolias and Horton Foote’s The Trip to Bountiful
· Premiere screening of Scott Dixon McDowell’s documentary, Horton Foote: Regional Voice, Universal Vision, about the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright and screenplay writer
· Premiere screening of Mark LaFrancis’ documentary, Now! That’s Funny! Jokes, Stories, and Other Musings from the Deep South
· Richard Wright Literary Excellence Awards ceremony honoring the authors Robert S. McElvaine Jr. of Millsaps College and Steve Yarbrough of Emerson College
· Horton Foote Award for Special Achievement in Screenwriting ceremony honoring the screenplay writer and playwright Robert Harling
· Thad Cochran Humanities Achievement Award ceremony honoring Jerry W. Ward Jr.
· The play, The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, in cooperation with the Natchez Little Theatre
· Writing workshops for adults and grade school children
· Book signings and other informal times with authors
· Live music
· Festive social events in two of Natchez’s most beautiful mansions, Greenlea and Stanton Hall
Because of major support from the four co-sponsors as well as the Mississippi Humanities Council and other agencies, most of the NLCC is free of charge, Smith said. “There are only three ticketed events,” she said.
Information and tickets are available at www.colin.edu/nlcc; by calling toll-free 866-296-6522;
or by emailing NLCC@colin.edu.
Sponsors of the NLCC are Copiah-Lincoln Community College, Natchez National Historical Park,
Mississippi Department of Archives and History and Mississippi Public Broadcasting. Co-chairmen are
Smith, representing Co-Lin; Kathleen Jenkins, NNHP; Jim Barnett, MDAH; and Sherry Johnson, MPB.
Kara Klein, an award winning vocalist has performed at Carnegie Hall with such greats as Aaron Neville and Rachael Lampa as well as touring internationally. Named “Best Female Vocalist of the Year” in 2008. Come join us for a wonderful Christmas concert!
December 12, 2009 - $60 per person
To reserve your place send your check to:
Natchez Council For Arts & Culture
P.O. Box 1091, Natchez, MS 39120-1091
Email: hedykboelte@aol.com
Phone: 601.446.7700




Ruby Red Trout, with pecan and sage barley risotto, sautéed spinach, mushroom broth, and shallot pickles (Heart Healthy)
Duck Breast, with mushroom ragout, gouda grits, and charred green onion pickles





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We were here for our 10 year. anniv. after staying here on our honeymoon in 1999. Loved it even more than we did 10 years ago. So pleasantly surprised we were upgraded from deluxe to superior suite when we arrived-Thank You! Very nice surprise-very appreciated. Half of my heart I have left at Monmouth. I've been home two days now and Oh, how I miss it! I took a 6 a.m. stroll down to the sanctuary while the dew was still on the roses and no one was awake yet. It was one of the most pleasant, relaxing moments of my life... there truly is No place else on earth like Monmouth...I'd love to live there! I am an American History teacher and I can't wait to teach my Civil War unit and share Monmouth's story with my students. I have made several posts on Facebook this weekend singing your praises and referring Northwest Arkansas friends to you all. I hope to return again someday. Thank you for providing such an awesome experience.