There’s something special about the Delta. 

We’re the foundation that is too often forgotten. We might not get the credit but we’ve given everything — the music that raised this country, the soil that fed it, the stories that haunt and heal it. It’s all rooted right here and it’s still growing strong. 

Coogler meets Clarksdale 

While the community screened the film, Tyler Yarbrough gave Coogler and the Proximity crew the real tour—today’s Mississippi, unfiltered.

Clarksdale Culture Capital is an opportunity to tap in and give back.  

Not charity. Investment. Invest in the hands that will shape what comes next, in the voices that refuse to be quiet, in the ground that still holds more magic and will guide us through the next phase of our story. 

Get involved.

Invest in the future of Clarksdale & the Delta. 

Clarksdale Culture Capital

The creative engine behind the Delta’s cultural resurgence. Led by Tyler Yarbrough, we brought Sinners to Clarksdale and here’s what we’re building next.

The Griot Center

Where Mississippi artists become Mississippi legends. We’re building a home to honor, create, discover, and evolve.

Soil

A traveling art exhibition that tells the truth: America’s plate was filled by Delta earth.
This isn’t nostalgia. It’s recognition. Join us.

You might not know it but the Delta raised you. 

Even if you’ve never been here. Your music came from these juke joints. Your food from these fields. Your resilience from people who had every reason to quit but didn’t. Support what’s next. Invest in the artists, the dreamers, the truth-tellers who are building something that can’t be bought but does need to be funded. Give like the Delta gave to you. 

Fear of God + Sinners 

Part proceeds of every sale of the Fear of God + Sinners collab, gives to Clarksdale Culture Capital.

‘Sinners’ Goes Beyond Horror and the Blues for Clarksdale, Miss. 

The community effort and attention around “Sinners,” a blockbuster horror movie, became an opportunity to talk about investing in the Delta town that built the blues.”