Upcoming Events
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Take a walk in Old Town where gallery openings and live music keep the streets humming with activity. This months evening art walk takes place on 9/14 from 4 to 8 pm.
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The Shoofly Magazine staff's pick of events in the Bay-Waveland area - with all the juicy details. We update this list each week, so mark your own calendars and share with friends!
- by Natalie Daspit For a complete list of Bay-Waveland events, see our Community Calendar!
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Upcoming Events
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9/14 - Saturday
For over 20 years now, the monthly Artwalk 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 - 8pm, when gallery openings and live music keep the streets humming with activity. You'll find cool deals, fresh meals, and lots of art and live music.
9/14 - Saturday
This market keeps growing new vendors as it grows in popularity! Look for locally made food items, fresh veggies, delicious treats and more. You'll savor the experience each week as much as you do the goodies you bring home! Click here to meet some of the vendors!
9/14 - 9/15: Saturday & Sunday
Check out all of the art and vendors at the historic train depot. Shop original work that ranges from glass work to clothing, dolls, soaps, candles, paintings, ceramics, wreaths, calligraphy, framing, floral arts, and more. The Krewe of Nereids is hosting this extravaganza that you won’t want to miss!
9/16, 9/18 - 9/19: Monday, Wed.-Thurs.
9/20 - 9/22: Friday - Sunday
9/20 - 9/21 : Friday & Saturday
9/21 - Saturday
9/20 - 9/23 and 9/27 - 9/29
A show about brainwashing, ambition, manipulation, murderous plots, and political maneuvering all woven into war and politics set during the U.S. war in the Middle East.
9/21 - 9/22: Saturday & Sunday
This is one of the oldest shows in coastal Mississippi and attracts more than 150 arts and crafts vendors each year. Bonus? It benefits the Diamondhead Football Youth Athletic Association.
9/24 - Tuesday
9/26 - Monday
Meet New York Times Best-selling author Nevada Barr as she signs her latest mystery novel, What Rose Forgot.
9/26 - Thursday
Take a turn on the historic stage of the 100 Men Hall as an artist - or come as an audience member for a night of music, words, and movement every fourth Thursday of the month at the Hall. Local musician, Scott MacDonald will MC the event. Free admission, cash bar!
9/28 - Saturday
The Writing Room at the 100 Men Hall strips away filters that keep writers from writing. Writers are encouraged to use their own narratives to write stories that are transformative. In every workshop, the participants write, without using critical thinking, allowing their personal experience to emerge on paper. This is a method of writing Rachel Dangermond studied in Woodstock, NY called Authentic Writing.
The workshop provides a technique that allows creativity to flow and writing to happen. The result is writing that is fresh, immediate, and pulsing with life. Participants are amazed to read their own results after using this approach. 10/5 - Saturday
10/6 - 10/13
11/21 - 11/23: Thursday - Saturday
The Hancock County Library System Foundation presents the Homegrown Literary and Arts Exchange at the Hancock Performing Arts Center. Noted author Jesmyn Ward will give a free lecture to kick off the festival on Thursday night. Friday and Saturday programs include, writers workshops, pitch sessions, art in literature, and dramatic performance.
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Second Saturday Artwalk in Old Town.
Photo by Ellis Anderson
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