December 2018
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The Bay St. Louis Christmas Parade and Snowflakes Fest
Dec. 1, 2018
Dec. 1, 2018
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Community Calendar
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Upcoming Events
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Don't miss the BSL Bicentennial on Dec. 8th. Click the photo for details!
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Don't-Miss Happenings
How can a small town have so much going on? See the Shoofly Magazine's pick of top events for the coming weeks and mark your calendars. We update it every week, so there's always something new! Sponsored by Carroll House B&B |
The Big Buzz
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BSL Mayor Mike Favre and Code Enforcement Officer Don Siebenkittel at the launching of a new program transforming trash barrels into student art projects. Click for details!
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Breaking News
The Big Buzz is updated all through the month with breaking news. We've got the good gossip that you won't mind sharing! Subscribe for email notifications when new Buzz stories are posted! sponsored by bloom grows business |
15 Minutes
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photo by Lionel Haynes, Jr.
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Who's Getting Their 15 Minutes of Fame?
Check out our photo galleries of local events! You're welcome to copy the photos to your own computer. We simply ask that you credit the Shoofly Magazine! sponsored by Smith & Lens Gallery |
Talk of the Town
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Di Fillhart and son, Zach at the Starfish Café (211 Main Street) with their collected donations for the 2017 Food Fight
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A Food Fight For All
Fiercely competitive and always fun, this annual drive to restock the Hancock County Food Pantry grows each year. Note: the "fight" ends December 15th, so - story by Lisa Monti sponsored by Marshall Moving Services |
Living Large
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A web series featuring BSL's Jaqueline Fouasnon received kudos in The New Yorker magazine. Read more about it in Living Large.
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Recognitions Well Deserved
Living Large features locals in the limelight — both businesses and individuals. We update this page frequently, so stop in often! Newest stories will be at the top. Know a candidate for Living Large? Email us! sponsored by Four Elements Coaching |
Local Living!
The Shoofly Magazine focuses on lifestyle in Bay St. Louis and its sister city of Waveland on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. New issues are published the first non-holiday weekday of every month, with updates and breaking news published weekly. Want to know more? Read our mission statement and history.
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This Month's
Featured Sponsor
Featured Sponsor
Bodega on Court Street
The Shoofly Name
A shoofly is a raised wood deck circling a large tree and historically, almost every hotel on the Mississippi coast had one. Now the shoofly by the old Bay St. Louis City Hall is one of few remaining, and it's become our iconic town landmark.
That makes the Shoofly Magazine the perfect place for elevated community conversation. Click here to read more!
That makes the Shoofly Magazine the perfect place for elevated community conversation. Click here to read more!
Shoofly Lifestyle
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Across the Bridge
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Photograph by Marsh Medvedeva
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Like Sand Through the Hourglass
Southern author Rheta Grimsley Johnson unpacks sentimental sand dollars to decorate the Christmas tree in her out-of-step Pass Christian chalet. sponsored by the Coast Stompers |
Coast Cuisine
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RAW Oyster Bar
RAW on the BSL beachfront is all about the freshest of seafood and sushi - plus weekend and seasonal specials. This new venue is perfect for a quick bite and drink or a satisfying feast. Did we say fresh? - story by Lisa Monti sponsored by Buck Ramond Heating & Air |
On the Shoofly
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Century Hall in Old Town
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What's New at Century Hall? Lots!
One of the historic touchstones of Old Town Bay St. Louis, Century Hall (112 South Second Street), now serves as home to several new businesses. And when a top floor renovation is complete, there's more goodness to come. - story by Lisa Monti Sponsored by Webb School Vacation Rental |
Beautiful Things
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DIY Shiplap
Want to break away from dry-wall and create a more interesting wall - on a budget? Break out the elbow grease and hang with DIY Diva Holly Lemoine-Raymond as she shows how to make your own shiplap siding sponsored by H.L.Raymond Properties |
Murphy's Musical Notes
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The BSL Trio
Veteran coast musician Pat Murphy introduces the three musicians who make up the hard-driving local band, the BSL Trio. sponsored by 100 Men Hall historic venue |
Shared History
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St. Rose de Lima Catholic Church
With a historic building and a beloved choir that are known throughout the region, "St. Rose," is approaching its 100th birthday in the Bay! - story by Denise Jacobs sponsored by Magnolia Antiques |
Bay Reads
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Reading Aloft
Pack your bags AND your books. Writer/bookstore owner Scott Naugle doesn’t leave home with them. sponsored by Pass Books |
Mind+Body+Spirit
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BuJo MoJo
This abbreviated form of journaling can help with everything from budgeting to expressing gratitude to organizing your schedule. Find out why BuJo is all the rage in the digital age. - story by Denise Jacobs sponsored by The Mane Salon |
Arts Alive
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Tami Curtis - A Bold Vision
A Louisiana artist beloved for her dynamic paintings opens a new Bay St Louis gallery and launches a new children's book. - story by Denise Jacobs sponsored by Alice Moseley Museum |
Vintage Vignette
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5 Tips For A Stellar Antiques/Vintage Booth
Veteran retail writer Grace Wilson takes the plunge and opens her own booth filled with the cool and the collectible in Old Town Bay St. Louis. - story and photos by Grace King sponsored by The French Potager |
Nature Notes
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Mouse Seeing
A local naturalist and zen explorer experiments with ways to consider the world from another living creature's perspective - and discovers a new way of seeing. - by James Inabinet, PhD |
At Home in the Bay
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The Wish-List House on Necaise
When a retired city administrator moves to a new home in Old Town, she discovers that downsizing in the Bay can mean a major expansion of life. - story and photographs by Ellis Anderson sponsored by Bay Life Gifts & Gallery |
Shelter Stars
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Stella & Ronan
First impressions aren't always the best ones with rescue dogs - the happy-ending experience of Irish and Dean Oden and their two adoptees shows that persistence pays. - story by Denise Jacobs sponsored by Tami Curtis Studios |
Beach to Bayou
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Sugar Magnolia Fest - In the Middle of Everywhere
This outdoor music fest in Kiln, Mississippi offers a stellar line-up, a pristine natural setting, and a rural location that's easily reached from several metro areas. - story by LB Kovac sponsored by Gulf Coast Camper Rentals |
Prime Sponsors
The Cultured Oak
Compretta Insurance Agency
Hansen Custom Painting
Brehm T. Bell, Attorney
bijoubel on Main St.
Crane Builders, LLC
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Bay Area Dog Solutions
Lulu's on Main Street
Bay Town Inn
Gallery 220
Bay Life Gifts
Dr. Frank Conaway
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California Drawstrings
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December
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Thank you!
Rebecca Beckmeyer
Virginia Brooks
Mark Buszkiewicz
Bonnie Chainey
P. Chris Photos
Michelle Davison
Charlotte Durham
Colette Guste
Carmel Johnson
Johnson Johnson
Patrick Kane
Mariann Kwiat
Mike & Joan Krawcheck
William Marquez
Kathleen Miller
Richard Miller
Judy Morreale
Thomas Prewitt
Mary Pyles
Vicki Rosendahl
Beverly Smith
Debbie Treutel
Russeline Veazey
Susie Veglia
Megan Vlach
Ning Wiebmer
Dawn Ruth Wilson
"R" and "B"
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The December Shoofly Crew
Ellis Anderson
Jeremy Burke
Willard Deal
Lionel Haynes, Jr.
James Inabinet
Denise Jacobs
Larry Jaubert
Laurie Johnson
Rheta Grimsley Johnson
Lisa Monti
Pat Murphy
Scott Naugle
Sarah Nolan
Grace Wilson
Jeremy Burke
Willard Deal
Lionel Haynes, Jr.
James Inabinet
Denise Jacobs
Larry Jaubert
Laurie Johnson
Rheta Grimsley Johnson
Lisa Monti
Pat Murphy
Scott Naugle
Sarah Nolan
Grace Wilson
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