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This 6th annual event benefitted local law enforcement officers and the Friends of the Hancock Animal Shelter.  
- photos by Lionel Haynes, Jr. 

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This rapidly growing Arts, Hancock County festival highlighted the burgeoning scene of artists, makers, and performers from across the region.

​Produced in coordination with Old Town Merchants Association, this popular multi-media event included live demonstrations, hands-on activities, and artist showcases.

-photos by Ellis Anderson 

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Organized in 1964, the Waveland Civic Association's St. Patrick's Day parade is the oldest Irish Parade on the Mississippi Coast.

Local favorites are the Krewe of Kinski, the Krewe of Shamrockers, The Queens, and, of course,  the Raw Oyster Marching Club!

-photos by Brenda Comer

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This annual event is something like a giant bar crawl, except with soup. The price of purchase ($20) is a one-of-a-kind bowl handcrafted by a local potter.  Purchasers take their new bowl from shop to shop (participating merchants only) and get to sample scrumptious soups!   This year's event was a complete sell-out, with more than 800 bowls sold. 

​The local potters get part of the sales, while the rest benefits the Hancock Food Pantry, Hancock Tourism and the Old Town Merchants Association (which puts on Second Saturdays and many other events through the year without any municipal funding).  

Click here to read about the fascinating history of SOUPer Mudfest!  

- photos by Ellis Anderson 

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Queen AsheLee Singleton and King Marquez Singleton led Krewe of Real People Second Generation through Bay St. Louis on March 5.  The only parade in the county to march on Mardi Gras Day, this venerable organization always gives a grand finale to the Coast Carnival season.

- photos by Lionel Haynes, Jr. 

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King Henry Winters and Queen Kay Kell led the pirate-themed Mystic Krewe of the Seahorse - an annual golf cart parade - through the streets of Bay St. Louis on Lundi Gras, March 4th.  Also reigning was Queen Kelly Arnold of the Raw Oyster Marching Club.
- photos by Lionel Haynes, Jr. unless otherwise attributed.  Special thanks to Brenda Comer, Nikki Moon and Shannon Williams

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The king and queen of Dunbar Village toasted the King and Queen of the Kids in a lovely passing of the Mardi Gras torch from one generation to another.  Gloomy weather this year didn't dampen spirits!  ​

- photos by Ellis Anderson

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