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Food Truck Friday rolls through on the 13th, and the first ever White Linen on Coleman brings an evening of art, food and music to benefit Friends of the Animal Shelter on August 14! Plus, a reminder to take in the Smithsonian exhibit at Waveland's Ground Zero Museum before it ends August 13.
- by Waveland Alderman Jeremy Burke 
The #3DMISSISSIPPI sculpture exhibit at Studio Waveland will be open for viewing August 14 for Waveland's first White Linen night.
Hancock Tourism has created a new digital brochure to enhance your Hancock County experience. And you can access the entire brochure right in our story!
- by Wendy Sullivan 
The home of "Pearl Rivers," that once stood in Waveland, one of the topics covered in the new brochure.
The Fourth Episode of the ART.BSL Podcast features an interview with Ellis Anderson, publisher of the Shoofly Magazine, and a visit with the Mystic Krewe of The Seahorse’s own Captain Longbeard and Lady Claiborne.
- by Steve Barney 
The third exciting podcast in the new ART.BSL series features one of the most dynamic volunteers in Hancock County; the first inaugural Cardboard boat race; and the Smithsonian traveling art exhibit in Waveland.
- by Steve Barney 
Hilarity ensues as the Singles division takes to the water! Photo by Gregg Martel.
In the second episode of this new, locally produced podcast, host Steve Barney, the “Mad Podder,” goes to Waveland’s Juneteenth celebration and learns to play chess. Then it’s an epic battle of crab claws and White Claws as Kerry Maloney eats and drinks her way across Crab Fest.
You'll also meet Bruce Northridge, Tish Williams, and Beau Gex and hear from Shoofly events editor, Ana “Calendar Gal” Balka. Finally, it’s locals only for last call at Gabbie's, otherwise known as the “last dirty place in the Bay.” - by Steve Barney 
Kerry Maloney and her friend, Chad, take on OLG Crab Fest
For over 36 years, Linda Keenan has offered natural fiber clothing for both women and men looking to beat the heat.
- by Kim Ranjbar 
Waveland alderman Jeremy Burke reports on Destination Waveland's new date; the status of the Nicholson Avenue paving project; and great July events!
From the opening of the amazing #3DMississippi sculpture show at Studio Waveland! It's up until October 4. You can see it by appointment Wed., Thurs. and Friday. And it's open every Saturday from 12pm - 4pm! Call (504) 914-9618 for appointment.
During the Second Saturday Art Walk each month in Old Town Bay St. Louis, you'll find cool deals, fresh meals and lots of art and live music! Be sure to check out July's Second Saturday Hot Spots Ms. Mary’s Old Town Snoballs + Ice Cream, 203 North Second Street, and The BBQ Depot, 126 Blaize Avenue. Read more about these featured businesses below! - by Caitlin Bourgeois  Check out the new mural by Hannah Gumbo on the side of July Hot Spot Ms. Mary's on Second Street. More details below!
The traveling Smithsonian Exhibit, Crossroads: Changes in Rural America, is finally coming to the museum after a postponement caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
- by Wendy Sullivan 
Crew working on installation of the exhibit in the Waveland Ground Zero Museum. Photo by Lindsey Henriques.
Launching in July: a new weekly podcast focusing on the Coastal arts scene and its importance to the local economy.
Traveler Broad Instagram star Kerry Maloney is featured on the first ART/BSL podcast with host Steve Barney.
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