Media Release
Few days ago, the Tournament of Roses announced the 2026 Mid-Parade Performance presented by Visit Mississippi. The float, “Mississippi: Where Creativity Blooms,” is a visual symphony celebrating the state’s artistic icons, literary legends and homegrown talent, highlighting Mississippi’s deep cultural roots and creative spirit. From blues to country, literature to ballet, the float will showcase the many creatives who have shaped Mississippi’s identity and influenced the world.

Adding to the artistic flair, Mississippi native and country music star Charlie Worsham will perform live on the float, accompanied by dancers, bringing the state’s artistic excellence to life.
Charlie Worsham, the pride of Mississippi, has shared stages with Taylor Swift, Miranda Lambert, and Eric Church, co-written songs for Dierks Bentley and Kenny Chesney, performed more than 100 times on the Grand Ole Opry, and sparked a few viral moments with his song “Could It Be.” This once-in-a-lifetime performance proves why Mississippi’s creative heart beats louder—and prouder—than ever.

The centerpiece of “Mississippi: Where Creativity Blooms” features Kermit the Frog, representing Mississippian Jim Henson’s Muppets. The float’s stage is wrapped in artwork inspired by Walter Anderson, adding a whimsical and colorful touch. Directional signage will symbolically point viewers toward places across Mississippi that honor and inspire creativity. Books stacked atop the float will symbolize Mississippi’s contributions to the visual, musical, literary, and cinematic arts, adorned with iconic book covers from works by Mississippi authors Jesmyn Ward, Tennessee Williams, Willie Morris, William Faulkner, Eudora Welty and Greg Iles.
The Visit Mississippi float is a vibrant tribute to the creative spirit that thrives across the Magnolia State! Go to Visit Mississippi for more details.
Join us on New Year’s Day when millions around the world experience the floral wonder of the 137th Rose Parade® presented by Honda beginning at 8 a.m. PST.




















