Second Saturday Art Walk - October 2021

Saturday, October 9

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 September's Second Saturday Hot Spots 200 North Beach, 200 North Beach Boulevard, and The Mockingbird Cafe, 110 South 2nd Street. Read more about these featured businesses below! 
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- by Caitlin Bourgeois

Over the past 28 years, the monthly art walk has become one of the most popular events in the region. Old Town stays lively all day, with many merchants and restaurants offering specials. 

​The pace picks up from 4–7 pm, when gallery openings and live music keep the streets humming with activity. ​

October's Second Saturday Hot Spots are 200 North Beach, 200 North Beach Boulevard, and The Mockingbird Cafe, 110 South Second Street.

This Second Saturday Artwalk column
is sponsored by

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200 North Beach
200 N. Beach Boulevard, BSL
(228) 467-9388

 
If you’ve been cruising along Beach Boulevard for any number of years, you’ve surely noticed 200 North Beach Bar and Restaurant and its ever-busy front patio.
 

 
200 North Beach, the Balcony Lounge and The Oyster Bar are located in one of the coast’s historic building treasures, built in 1903 as home to one of Mississippi’s oldest newspapers, the Sea Coast Echo. The establishment also houses a private party room, coupled with its own balcony, and a soon-to-open rooftop bar.
 

 
Visit with 200 North Beach Restaurant and Bar for October’s Second Saturday and enjoy live music and lots of Cruisin’ the Coast fun. This is a prime location for catching up with friends and seeing all of the activity for Cruisin’. Enjoy a delicious meal and cocktail while kicking it back for the weekend.
 

 
Make a reservation with them for their Wednesday Date Night specials or check them out Sunday through Thursday from 11 am to 9 pm, or weekends until 10 pm.

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Mockingbird Cafe
110 S. Second Street, BSL
(228) 467-8383

​​It’s not called Bay Saint Louis’s living room for nothing.

 
Step inside the ever-comfortable Mockingbird Cafe and be transported back to a time when everybody knew your name and how you take your coffee, too. Housed inside a rare three-sided gallery-style home built in 1868, this business has been hustling out the most delicious coffee and food since 2006.
 

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The perfect place to meet your friends for brunch, this will be the place you want to start your day for Cruisin’ the Coast weekend! Libations, espresso and a burger that’s been voted “best of the best” more than once.
 

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