Natchez on 03/26/26

On March 1, 2026, the Historic Duncan Auditorium will host a screening of “Natchez,” directed by award-winning filmmaker Suzannah Herbert. This thought-provoking documentary, running for 1 hour and 26 minutes, offers an entertaining yet unsettling exploration of Natchez, Mississippi, an antebellum tourist destination rich with complex historical narratives. Attendees will be invited to reflect on how this troubled history continues to influence the city today. Following the screening, guests can engage in a special discussion led by producer Darcy McKinnon, further enriching the cinematic experience. This event is part of a larger lineup at the auditorium that day, including the earlier screening of “You Got Gold: A Celebration of John Prine.” Offering insight into John Prine’s legacy, this documentary showcases a star-studded tribute filled with performances and heartfelt stories. Film enthusiasts and history buffs alike are sure to find value in the afternoon’s offerings. Tickets for both films are available now, promising a day of meaningful cinema and community dialogue.