Upcoming Events - March 2015

- In March!  Lazy Magnolia Brewery celebrates a 10th anniversary, St. Pat's parade in Waveland, Souper Mudfest AND Second Saturday in Old Town.  The Spring Pilgrimage Home Tour is also on the slate, along with Arts Alive!, a presentation on Women's Sufferage, Mr. Atticus's Night Market and a 100 Men Hall show with Eric Lindale.

For a full list of monthly happenings, go to our  Community Calendar page! 

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the Theatre Tableau at Arts Alive! 2014

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3/6 - Friday

Tickets for the event are $15 at the door and include a specialty pint glass and beer samples. There will also be three cask beers available for this night only. Tickets may also be pre-purchased online through the Lazy Magnolia website at http://lazymagnolia.com.

Lazy Magnolia Brewery
10th Anniversary First Friday
7030 Roscoe Turner Rd.
Kiln, MS 39556
5pm - 8pm

Mississippi’s oldest brewery, Lazy Magnolia, announced they will be hosting their ten year anniversary celebration on their First Friday event held March 6 from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Lazy Magnolia hosts an event every First Friday of the month; however, this event will be larger than usual for the anniversary. The Coast's popular  “Rochelle Harper Band” will provide entertainment. Cajun Gourmet Catering, which has over 50 years of restaurant and cooking experience, will prepare the menu for the event.

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3/14 - Saturday

ROUTE:
Parade begins near the city park at the corner of Central and Waveland Ave, traveling east on Central to Coleman ave, then to the Beach on Coleman, turning east on Beach to Lafayette, then up Lafayette to Central then left to Waveland Ave.

Waveland St. Patrick's Parade
Coleman Ave.
Start time: 2pm

The  2015 WCA St. Patrick’s Day will be the 51st time the Waveland Civic Association has paraded in Waveland the Saturday before St. Patrick’s Day.  Throws include beads, cups and of course, cabbages.  The parade will also include the new hit marching club, The Raw Oysters.

There's a toast to the Mayor and reading of the Irish Blessing at the Waveland City Hall on Coleman Ave. slated for 1pm. 

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3/14 - Saturday

Funds raised benefit the Hancock County Food Pantry, Hancock County Tourism and the Old Town Merchants Association.

Souper Mudfest
Old Town Bay St. Louis
Main Street and Second Street
4pm - 8pm

Local potters and Old Town merchants team up annually for this extremely popular event, "Souper Mudfest."   Starting at 4pm, participants purchase a hand-crafted bowl created by local potters. Bowls are $20 each and are sold from a booth on the City Green at Main and Second Streets. 

Bowl buyers are provided with a list of  local merchants where they’ll be able to sample gourmet soups throughout the evening - for free!  The bowls sell out very quickly, so it's advisable to go EARLY (sales officially begin at 4pm).

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3/14 - Saturday

As always, two designated "Hot Spot" businesses are spotlighted.  Meet the March Hot Spots, Biz-Zee Bee and Alternate Reality Artists Gallery on the Cleaver's Second Saturday page! 

Second Saturday Artwalk
Old Town Bay St. Louis
4pm - 8pm

 Old Town shops will be also ready to welcome the coming of spring with seasonal fashions, one-of-a-kind artistic creations and unique antique finds along with loads of gift items, home decor and keepsakes that the local merchants are known for.

As part of the Second Saturday experience, Old Town’s restaurants will be serving up their fresh seafood along with other popular treats. And the sounds of live music will liven things up as the crowds go from shop to shop looking for special sales and seasonal merchandise.

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3/21 Saturday

Spring Pilgrimage Home Tour
Bay-Waveland Garden Club
begins at Waveland Civic Center
335 Coleman Ave, Waveland
11am - 3pm

At the Waveland Civic Center (335 Coleman Ave) on March 21st  from 11:00-3:00 the Bay-Waveland Garden Club will celebrate its 75th anniversary of service to the communities of Bay St. Louis and Waveland by hosting their annual Spring Pilgrimage Home Tour.  The pilgrimage is complimentary and open to the public.

Featured this year will be historic buildings which were in existence in 1938 when the Garden Club was officially organized along with a number of other beautiful properties in Bay St Louis and Waveland.  Pick up your pilgrimage map at the Civic Center and have fun on March 21st admiring the charm of Hancock County.

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3/21 - Saturday

Arts Alive!
Old Town Bay St. Louis
Various Activities 10 - 8pm

 ArtsAlive! 2015 will bring together dozens of regional artists in the Artists Showcase to demonstrate and show their art at various Old Town locations.   Exciting literary, culinary, and musical showcase competitions will have crowds cheering for their favorite creative talents.

The BSL Little Theatre will stage a theatre tableau performance, in which a life-size painting "comes to life" on the Courthouse lawn on Main Street.

This year's painting is "The Singing Butler." Shows are at 2pm, 3pm and 4pm.  Shows are 10 minutes in length, so don’t be late!

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3/24 - Tuesday

New York Suffrage Parade, photo Library of Congress

Women's Suffrage in Mississippi
Bay St. Louis Library
312 Hwy 90
by Dr. Pamela Tyler, USM
6pm

After decades of effort, U.S. women at last won the right to vote in 1920, with the ratification of the 19th amendment.
However, they did so without much help from the lawmakers in the state of Mississippi.

Hear an authority on Southern women and politics discuss the suffrage movement in our state. Who objected to votes for women, and why? Who were the supporters?

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3/27 - Friday

Mr. Atticus's Night Market
Mockingbird Cafe
110 S. Second Street
Bay St. Louis
5pm - 7pm

Brought to you by The Mockingbird Cafe, giving our community and its artists, farmers, musicians and others an evening market and gathering place.

Rotating vendors include flower growers, artists, belly dancers, farmers, feathered headdresses, tapas and music.

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3/27 - Friday

Eric Lindell & Co.
100 Men Hall
303 Union Street
Bay St. Louis
8pm - 11pm

Start the evening at the Mockingbird with the Night Market (see above) and end at the Hall with Eric Lindell. 

Tickets in advance are $20 (a limited number available), at the door $25.  Click here for more info about advance tickets!

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