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Click that site to learn all about Amory and why you should visit!

Events & Festivals

Amory Railroad Festival     –     April 7 – 10, 2016 (repeats each April)   – on Amory’s  Main Street.   Visit  www.amoryrailroadfestival.com to learn more and find dates for next year!

 

 

Annual Charity Ball at the National Guard Old Armory – hosted in February each year by Amory’s Junior Auxiliary!

 

 

Annual Daddy Daughter Dance sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi Beta Nu at the National Guard Old Armory – February each year.

 

Annual Flashback Dance at the National Guard Old Armory each fall.

 

 

 Amory’s Annual Fall Festival and Chili Cookoff happens each fall in Frisco Park!

 

 

 

History & Places to Visit

 

The National Guard Old Armory is full of history and after a major remodel is ready to create new history for Amory and Monroe County. Click on the picture above to learn about the National Guard Old Armory. It is available for rentals and meetings. Call City Clerk’s Office at 662-256-5721 (Option 8) to rent the National Guard Old Armory for your event.

 

 

The Amory Regional Museum is  found in the historic Gilmore Sanitarium.  The Amory Regional Museum hosts annual exhibits from local artists and craftsmen as well as traveling exhibits provided by The Smithsonian Institution.

 

 

Admission to the Amory Regional Museum is FREE!

 

 

Amory’s Frisco Park has a long history and a new look!

Come visit our historic 1529 Steam Locomotive and play in the Frisco Park Interactive Fountain!  The Frisco Park pavilion may be reserved for events, weddings, parties, and much more by calling the City of Amory City Clerk’s Office at 662-256-5721 Option 8.

Frisco Park Reservation Policy

 

 

The Tenn-Tom Waterway is a significant industrial and recreational part of Amory’s history.  Click here to learn more of the history of the Tenn-Tom Waterway.   You can click HERE to learn about Amory’s ports.

The City of Amory has a great deal to offer in industry and recreation thanks to the creation of the waterway.

Places to Eat

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