Sarah Shelton had no idea that she'd turn a hobby giving ballet lessons into a school with a full-time staff and 14 instructors.
- by Lisa Monti - photos courtesy DSFA
After a two-year hold due to COVID, The Arts, Hancock County has hit the ground running this fall with three major events scheduled during the month of September – including the grand opening of their new headquarters.
- by Connie Voight
This weekend, artists from the Bay and beyond bring their creativity and brilliance to the Depot District for the area’s biggest art show.
- by Connie Voight
A historical marker recognizes an important local figure in the Gulf Coast arts culture.
- by Steve Barney
Every day, thousands of drivers pass the blank concrete slabs at Exit 13 on Interstate 10, originally created to mark the high-water level of Hurricane Katrina. Now, the City of Bay St. Louis is working with local artists to revitalize the landmark with murals.
- by Steve Barney
J. Michael Dumoulin’s exhibit illustrates “the relaxed culture and beach setting” of Mississippi’s three coastal counties through sublime photographs and evocative illustrations.
- by J. Michael Dumoulin - photos by Ellis Anderson and courtesy WGZMuseum and John Dumoulin
Coast residents longing for more opportunities to purchase work by local artists will soon have their wishes fulfilled with the new series of pop-up markets called “Art Without Walls.”
- Story by Connie Travis Voight
In this episode, Kerry and Steve visit with watercolor artist Herb Willey. Then it's off to Gallery 220 on Second Saturday to see what's new. Finally, Kerry heads over to the new Starfish Café to talk with owner Di Fillhart.
- by Steve Barney and Kerry Maloney
In the fifth episode, Steve, The Mad Podder, talks with recent retiree Edmund Meyer about living the golf cart life in Old Town. Then it’s a quick trip up Main Street for Second Saturday at Gallery 220 with local artists Spencer Gray, Jr. and artist of the month Amy Kramer.
- by Steve Barney
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
Launching in July: a new weekly podcast focusing on the Coastal arts scene and its importance to the local economy.
On June 5-6, mural designs by local artists will be painted around Old Town as part of a new celebration of the arts.
- by Steve Barney
Did you miss Mardi Gras this year? You’ll have another chance to celebrate in May at a gala to kick off a capital campaign for The Arts, Hancock County!
- by Steve Barney
Dr. James Inabinet continues on a decades-long journey to understand and articulate what it means to be human. His upcoming discussion at 100 Men Hall delves into his quest.
What: “Becoming Fully Human”
Where: Tin Shed porch, 100 Men Hall, 303 Union Street, Bay Saint Louis, MS When: Friday, April 23, 7–8:30 pm Open to the Public Free, but more event info here.
A new documentary by a Pass Christian filmmaker takes an unflinching look behind the scenes of a five-year statewide battle.
- by Ellis Anderson
Thanks to a generous benefactor The Arts, Hancock County has a new home, a building with a legacy of remarkable creativity.
- story by Steve Barney - photos by Ellis Anderson
The addition of more original paintings by the late Alice Moseley significantly expands the collection of the museum named in her honor.
- story by Steve Barney
Local artists were financially stranded when COVID-19 left them without an audience for their work. The MAC CARES program brought relief.
- Story by Steve Barney |
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