Upcoming Events
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Due the recent COVID-19 , we recommend checking with event organizers before making plans.
Publisher's note: It’s our job at the Shoofly Magazine to publicize local happenings (like here on our popular Upcoming Events page, where we highlight local “don’t miss” activities).
We’re also deeply committed to helping relay important public service announcements and are gravely concerned about the current record-breaking COVID statistics. We urge you to keep up with current COVID news and warnings on the MSDH website.
We’re also deeply committed to helping relay important public service announcements and are gravely concerned about the current record-breaking COVID statistics. We urge you to keep up with current COVID news and warnings on the MSDH website.
"We Love Our Visitors in Bay St. Louis," by Alice Moseley at the Alice Moseley Folk Art and Antique Museum
Below you'll find the Shoofly Magazine's curated Bay-Waveland events — with all the juicy details. We update this page each week, so mark your own calendars and share with friends! For a complete list of Bay-Waveland events, see our Community Calendar!
- by Ana Balka
- by Ana Balka
Upcoming Events is sponsored by these local businesses:
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Now through 1/24
1/22 - Friday
1/23 - Saturday
2/6 - Saturday
2/13 - Saturday
3/19 - Friday
3/30/2021 - Tuesday
4/10 - Saturday
5/1 - Saturday
New Dates: 7/3 - mid-August 2021
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Crossroads: Change In Rural America
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“Crossroads: Change in Rural America” is the newest exhibit developed by Museum on Main Street, a Smithsonian Institution program that works with rural communities to design and host high-quality exhibits and create dynamic public programs across the United States.
Our own Lili Stahler-Murphy Ground Zero Hurricane Museum is one of six sites in Mississippi to host the nationally traveling exhibit, which will include lectures by local speakers on such topics as the former community of Logtown, the current arts community and creative economy, the seafood industry, and Stennis Space Center.
The exhibit itself uses imagery and interactive computer stations to tell the story of rural America. Click here to read more about the exhibit in our feature story by Lisa Monti.
As of early December, the dates have been changed to summer 2021 in accordance with State recommended COVID-19 prevention guidance.
Our own Lili Stahler-Murphy Ground Zero Hurricane Museum is one of six sites in Mississippi to host the nationally traveling exhibit, which will include lectures by local speakers on such topics as the former community of Logtown, the current arts community and creative economy, the seafood industry, and Stennis Space Center.
The exhibit itself uses imagery and interactive computer stations to tell the story of rural America. Click here to read more about the exhibit in our feature story by Lisa Monti.
As of early December, the dates have been changed to summer 2021 in accordance with State recommended COVID-19 prevention guidance.
Prime Sponsors
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California Drawstrings
Gerald W. Rigby, CPA, LLC
The Mockingbird Café
Hancock County Tourism
Bodega on Court Street
The Cultured Oak
Hansen Custom Painting
Compretta Insurance Agency
Brehm Bell, Attorney
HL Raymond Properties
La Terre Farms
Crane Builders, LLC
Gurley & Associates
The Bay Town Inn
Gallery 220 Artists' Co-op
The Peoples Bank
Dr. Frank Conaway
Antique Maison
Second Saturday Artwalk in Old Town.
Photo by Ellis Anderson
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