Celebrate the cool fall evenings with a stroll in Bay St. Louis on October 11th from 5 to 8 p.m. for the Second Saturday Art Walk in Old Town. Enjoy art, food, music and shopping in the historic Old Town area.
Proudest Monkey Paint Your Own Pottery, 131 Main Street, celebrates its birthday all day long. Stop in for birthday cake, piñata, balloons prizes and free “Monkey Jumping on the Bed” ornaments when you paint. The popular college band, The Crowd, will be performing from 5 to 7 p.m. courtesy of Hancock Bank. You can also paint a free Wavefest tile to be entered in the competition at Wavefest to win $ 50 to $ 100.
Social Chair is decked out for the holidays and will be giving away a “50’s Fashion Poodle Pin” to all registered Cruisers while supplies last.
Uptown Interiors is ready for fall with new shipments from Mississippi cheese straw company. Also, new to Uptown are fabulous pepper jelly's and jams from the Louisiana based company Ole Homestead. Beautiful ornaments are everywhere. Many new gifts lines are arriving daily so stop by to start Christmas shopping today!
Bay Books welcomes two authors. From 3 to 5 p.m. Gail Fusco, Pearlington native, takes readers back through coastal Hancock County and shares her childhood memories of the compassion and generosity of her maternal grandparents. From 5 to 7 p.m. Garden Mama Nellie Neal signs Questions and Answers for Deep South Gardeners and Organic Gardening Down South. Neal has been helping gardeners with advice in print and on radio weekly for 15 years.
At 126 Main Street in the Serenity Gallery at Maggie Mays one-of-a-kind art glass from Georgia artist Christie Moody and hand painted 100% silk swing jackets from California.
Twin Light Creations is falling into Cruisin. But the historic cottage and garden at 136 Main Street are filled with Christmas selections for home and garden. Come in and take a little of the light with you.
Love of the habitat along the Pearl River and the love of “plein air” painting brought three artists together late last spring -Rebecca Frost, Renee Mitchell and Carolyn Busenlener. The artists painted the river and bayous, the pines and the water lilies. This show in the Red Room of the Mockingbird Café at 110 S. Second Street is a record of their passion for "plein air".
In the other gallery spaces at Mockingbird a bevy of artists will be presenting their latest work. Artist and teacher Kat Fitzpatrick will display new floral and abstract encaustic (beeswax) paintings on wood. J.J. Foley has been combining elements of her dual passions for quilting and painting in her latest bold and beautiful acrylics. Ruth Robards Thompson has been examining the textural possibilities of wax versus cake frosting in her newest encaustic works. Encaustic artist Sue Louvier from New Orleans focuses on the natural world in her paintings. Hattiesburg resident Diane Chunn will show her most recent transcendent photographs as well as some encaustic/photographic collages. There will be much to see at the Mockingbird this month. This is a great opportunity to add to your art collection at reasonable prices. Enjoy the Rochelle Harper Band 7-11 at the outdoor bandstand under the stars.
Take part in our tradition of Tequila Tasting with donations to benefit the Hancock County Food Pantry at 212 Main Street.
Hot Spot in the 200 block is Sid Yoder Jewelry at the 220 Gallery. Music will be sponsored by Peoples Bank.
Cruisin’ 2010 Hancock County Entertainment: (old town Bay St. Louis)
For more information go to http://www.cruisinthecoast.com/
Thursday, Oct 14th
Bay St. Louis
10-11:30 a.m. – Hozey & Brown
12 noon-1 p.m. – Starz
1:30-3 p.m. – Vince Vance & The Valiants
3:30-5 p.m. – The Mustang Sally Band
Friday, Oct 15th
Bay St. Louis
10-11:30 a.m. – Island of Rhythm
12 noon-1 p.m. – The Barlow Brothers (formerly Hot Sauce)
1:30-3 p.m. – Tribute Elvis
3:30-5 p.m. – Dr. Zarrs Amazing Funk Monster
Saturday, Oct 16th
Bay St. Louis
10-11:30 a.m. – Big Island Trio
12 noon-1 p.m. – Pat Murphy
1:30-3 p.m. – Na Na Sha
3:30-5 p.m. – Temptations Revue
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Saturday, September 25, 2010
Hancock Chamber Business Expo Features $1000 Cash Give-Away and Lazy Magnolia Beer Tasting
At the Hancock Chamber Business Expo there is more than just 60 area businesses on tap. This year the annual event features a $1,000 cash give-away and a chance to name your favorite Lazy Magnolia Brew during a German style “craft beer tasting” inside the Expo.
The event, set for Thursday, September 30 starts at 4pm and will run until 7pm at the MS Army Readiness Center on Kiln DeLisle Road next to the Hancock County Equine Facility. The public is invited to attend and join in the festivities.
When you enter the Expo, there will be a $3 donation. Upon entrance, you will receive a card inviting you to get your card stamped at ten hot spots inside the Expo. The ten businesses featured this year include: Accelerated Physical Therapy & Occupational Health, CJ’s Meat Market, Coastal Hardware & Rental Co., Diamondhead Country Club, Edmond Fahey Funeral Home, First National Merchant Solutions, Gulfside Association, Hancock Medical Center, Keesler Federal Credit Union, and the Library Foundation of Hancock County. After you visit each of the ten prime spots, you can enter the $1,000 cash give-away. The drawing will be at 7pm. Last year, Dave Walker of Habitat for Humanity Bay-Waveland Area walked away as the $1,000 winner.
During the 10th anniversary event, you may also decide to participate in the Lazy Magnolia “Craft Beer Tasting”. For a $10 donation, you are entitled to free entrance to the Expo, one sample of each of the five featured Lazy Magnolia Craft beers, entrance to the “Beer 101” session at 5:30pm, and one souvenir beer stein.
If you wish to participate in the People’s Choice Contest to name your favorite featured craft beer, Hancock Bank will offer you the opportunity to exchange cash for pennies to cast your votes. Featured beers include: Southern Pecan (the original pecan nut brown ale), Indian Summer (spiced wheat ale), Reb Ale (deep South pale ale), Jefferson Stout (sweet potato cream stout) and Southern Gold (honey ale). The beer that receives the largest number of pennies will be named the winner of the People’s Choice Award. The mission of this feature of the Expo is to showcase Mississippi’s first and only brewery located in Hancock County; and, to educate the public in beer appreciation and quality. Entertainment during the event features the Oompah-Pah Sounds of Jubilee Julie on the accordion, creating a German beer hall atmosphere.
This event is produced by the Hancock Chamber Kiln Business Council. To book a booth or for more information, call 228-467-9048 or go to www.hancockchamber.org.
Submitted by Judith Redshaw, Focal Point
Chamber Kiln Business Council
The event, set for Thursday, September 30 starts at 4pm and will run until 7pm at the MS Army Readiness Center on Kiln DeLisle Road next to the Hancock County Equine Facility. The public is invited to attend and join in the festivities.
When you enter the Expo, there will be a $3 donation. Upon entrance, you will receive a card inviting you to get your card stamped at ten hot spots inside the Expo. The ten businesses featured this year include: Accelerated Physical Therapy & Occupational Health, CJ’s Meat Market, Coastal Hardware & Rental Co., Diamondhead Country Club, Edmond Fahey Funeral Home, First National Merchant Solutions, Gulfside Association, Hancock Medical Center, Keesler Federal Credit Union, and the Library Foundation of Hancock County. After you visit each of the ten prime spots, you can enter the $1,000 cash give-away. The drawing will be at 7pm. Last year, Dave Walker of Habitat for Humanity Bay-Waveland Area walked away as the $1,000 winner.
During the 10th anniversary event, you may also decide to participate in the Lazy Magnolia “Craft Beer Tasting”. For a $10 donation, you are entitled to free entrance to the Expo, one sample of each of the five featured Lazy Magnolia Craft beers, entrance to the “Beer 101” session at 5:30pm, and one souvenir beer stein.
If you wish to participate in the People’s Choice Contest to name your favorite featured craft beer, Hancock Bank will offer you the opportunity to exchange cash for pennies to cast your votes. Featured beers include: Southern Pecan (the original pecan nut brown ale), Indian Summer (spiced wheat ale), Reb Ale (deep South pale ale), Jefferson Stout (sweet potato cream stout) and Southern Gold (honey ale). The beer that receives the largest number of pennies will be named the winner of the People’s Choice Award. The mission of this feature of the Expo is to showcase Mississippi’s first and only brewery located in Hancock County; and, to educate the public in beer appreciation and quality. Entertainment during the event features the Oompah-Pah Sounds of Jubilee Julie on the accordion, creating a German beer hall atmosphere.
This event is produced by the Hancock Chamber Kiln Business Council. To book a booth or for more information, call 228-467-9048 or go to www.hancockchamber.org.
Submitted by Judith Redshaw, Focal Point
Chamber Kiln Business Council
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Lagniappe - Weekend Happenings
Diamondhead’s 26th Annual Arts & Crafts Show
The Arts & Crafts Show will take place Saturday, September 18 from 9:30am till 5:00pm and Sunday, September 19 from 10am till 4:00pm on the grounds of the Diamondhead Country Club on Golf Club Drive Diamondhead.
YMCA Cocktail Gala Roasting Tim Kellar ( Hancock County Chancery Clerk) Elegant evening of jazz, fine food, drinks and friends
Saturday, September 18, 2010 7:00pm
The Bridges Golf Club- Hollywood Casino Bay St. Louiis
Tickets $100 per couple All proceeds benefit Bay St. Louis YMCA
For your tickets call 228-533-4006 or you purchase tickets at Salon H, Uptown Interiors or Maggie May’s
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Hancock Chamber Welcomes New Member-Treasures of the Bay
Join us in welcoming a new member of the Hancock Chamber:
Treasures of the Bay located at 1804 Nicholson, Waveland – 228-336-1916
Soft Opening Today! Wed., September 15th from 12noon – 6pm
Owned by Glenn Hood and Chuck Underwood, this new Waveland Business will offer something for everyone. “It’s not just a gift store,” says Glenn. So stop by today for the “soft opening” and see the unique antiques, gifts and garden department all in one store. Chuck is a landscape architect and will offer a stunning array of potted plants in an alluring setting. If you need a gift basket for a special event or to send a loved one, Chuck can design a special gift just for you. Stop by from 12noon – 6pm on Wednesday, September 15th. Next month, help us cut the ribbon for a celebration on Friday, October 1st at 3pm. The store will remain open on October 1st from 10am until 10pm for the Grand Opening. Regular hours are: Tuesday – Saturday from 9am – 6pm and on Sunday from 10am – 4pm. Pre-Katrina residents of Waveland, they bought the former “Rock of the Bay” back to the highest and best use as something more than just a great little antique store.
Today September 15
Boys & Girls Club Dedication Ceremony
5pm-7pm
310 Old Spanish Trail Bay St. Louis
Quest Rehab Chamber After Hours
Thursday, Sept 16, 2010 @ 5pm
5427 B Gex Road
Diamondhead, MS
Tickets are still available for
YMCA Cocktail Gala Roasting Tim Kellar ( Hancock County Chancery Clerk)
Elegant evening of jazz, fine food, drinks and friends
Saturday, September 18, 2010 7:00pm
The Bridges Golf Club- Hollywood Casino Bay St. Louiis
Tickets $100 per couple
All proceeds benefit Bay St. Louis YMCA
For your tickets call 228-533-4006 or you purchase tickets at Salon H, Uptown Interiors or Maggie
Upcoming Events:
Thursday, Sept 16
8:30am Byways Corridor Advisory Committee Meeting, Chamber Office-412 Hwy. 90, Suite 6.
12noon Historical Society Luncheon, Kate Lobrano House- Cue Street
12noon “Fire Ants: Biology & Control” @ the MSU Extension Service, Guest speaker (via Interactive Video) is Dr. Blake Layton- 3064 Longfellow Dr, building 24. For more info call 467-5456.
3:00pm Old Town Farmers Market is back, corner of Main & Second.
5:00pm Chamber After Hours @ Quest Rehab, 5427 B Gex Street- Diamondhead.
5:30pm How to Develop a Business Plan, sponsored by the Ms. Small Business Development Center-1636 Popps Ferry Rd, Biloxi.
Friday, Sept 17
10:00am Interfaith Prayer Service @ Gulfside Assembly, 950 South Beach-Waveland.
6:00pm St. Clare Catholic Church Dedication Ceremony, Parishioners’ are invited to the dedication of the new church- 236 South Beach Blvd, Waveland.
8:00pm 19th Hole in the Diamondhead Country Club, Enjoy Live Music by “Eddie McDaniels”, Golf Club Dr. - 228-255-2918
Saturday, Sept 18
7:00am Pink Heart 5k Fun/ Run/ Walk of Hope, Fundraising walk for Pink Heart Fund. Pass Christian Boys & Girls Club-220 Church Street.
7:00am Our New Farmer’s Market, 7am-6pm @ 6130 Bayou Lacroix Rd.
7:00pm Saturday Night Jazz at the Diamondhead Country Club, Enjoy Live Music by “Red Velvet”, Golf Club Dr. - 228-255-2918
Sunday, Sept 19
2:00pm Sunday Shrimp Boils @ Pier House- Live Music, Boiled Shrimp and Iced Cold Beer Under the Pier House.
We are the gem of the Coast. Join us.
Treasures of the Bay located at 1804 Nicholson, Waveland – 228-336-1916
Soft Opening Today! Wed., September 15th from 12noon – 6pm
Owned by Glenn Hood and Chuck Underwood, this new Waveland Business will offer something for everyone. “It’s not just a gift store,” says Glenn. So stop by today for the “soft opening” and see the unique antiques, gifts and garden department all in one store. Chuck is a landscape architect and will offer a stunning array of potted plants in an alluring setting. If you need a gift basket for a special event or to send a loved one, Chuck can design a special gift just for you. Stop by from 12noon – 6pm on Wednesday, September 15th. Next month, help us cut the ribbon for a celebration on Friday, October 1st at 3pm. The store will remain open on October 1st from 10am until 10pm for the Grand Opening. Regular hours are: Tuesday – Saturday from 9am – 6pm and on Sunday from 10am – 4pm. Pre-Katrina residents of Waveland, they bought the former “Rock of the Bay” back to the highest and best use as something more than just a great little antique store.
Today September 15
Boys & Girls Club Dedication Ceremony
5pm-7pm
310 Old Spanish Trail Bay St. Louis
Quest Rehab Chamber After Hours
Thursday, Sept 16, 2010 @ 5pm
5427 B Gex Road
Diamondhead, MS
Tickets are still available for
YMCA Cocktail Gala Roasting Tim Kellar ( Hancock County Chancery Clerk)
Elegant evening of jazz, fine food, drinks and friends
Saturday, September 18, 2010 7:00pm
The Bridges Golf Club- Hollywood Casino Bay St. Louiis
Tickets $100 per couple
All proceeds benefit Bay St. Louis YMCA
For your tickets call 228-533-4006 or you purchase tickets at Salon H, Uptown Interiors or Maggie
Upcoming Events:
Thursday, Sept 16
8:30am Byways Corridor Advisory Committee Meeting, Chamber Office-412 Hwy. 90, Suite 6.
12noon Historical Society Luncheon, Kate Lobrano House- Cue Street
12noon “Fire Ants: Biology & Control” @ the MSU Extension Service, Guest speaker (via Interactive Video) is Dr. Blake Layton- 3064 Longfellow Dr, building 24. For more info call 467-5456.
3:00pm Old Town Farmers Market is back, corner of Main & Second.
5:00pm Chamber After Hours @ Quest Rehab, 5427 B Gex Street- Diamondhead.
5:30pm How to Develop a Business Plan, sponsored by the Ms. Small Business Development Center-1636 Popps Ferry Rd, Biloxi.
Friday, Sept 17
10:00am Interfaith Prayer Service @ Gulfside Assembly, 950 South Beach-Waveland.
6:00pm St. Clare Catholic Church Dedication Ceremony, Parishioners’ are invited to the dedication of the new church- 236 South Beach Blvd, Waveland.
8:00pm 19th Hole in the Diamondhead Country Club, Enjoy Live Music by “Eddie McDaniels”, Golf Club Dr. - 228-255-2918
Saturday, Sept 18
7:00am Pink Heart 5k Fun/ Run/ Walk of Hope, Fundraising walk for Pink Heart Fund. Pass Christian Boys & Girls Club-220 Church Street.
7:00am Our New Farmer’s Market, 7am-6pm @ 6130 Bayou Lacroix Rd.
7:00pm Saturday Night Jazz at the Diamondhead Country Club, Enjoy Live Music by “Red Velvet”, Golf Club Dr. - 228-255-2918
Sunday, Sept 19
2:00pm Sunday Shrimp Boils @ Pier House- Live Music, Boiled Shrimp and Iced Cold Beer Under the Pier House.
We are the gem of the Coast. Join us.
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Dream Towns on the Gulf Coast
Coastal Living has selected Bay St Louis, Mississippi as the Dream Town on the Gulf Coast. Check out: http://www.coastalliving.com/lifestyle/dream-towns-in-the-gulf-coast-00414000068365/ .
The town was selected becuase of the tremendous "comeback" following the devastation of Hurricane Katrina 5 years ago. With its "seaside charm. a lovely beach culture, and good housing", Bay Saint Louis is a gem on the Gulf Coast, and a wonderful place to live or visit.
All of Hancock County is being revitalized, in particular, the business environment. The Hancock County Chamber of Commerce (http://www.hancockchamber.org/) provides a wealth of resources for new and existing businesses.
Come join us!
The town was selected becuase of the tremendous "comeback" following the devastation of Hurricane Katrina 5 years ago. With its "seaside charm. a lovely beach culture, and good housing", Bay Saint Louis is a gem on the Gulf Coast, and a wonderful place to live or visit.
All of Hancock County is being revitalized, in particular, the business environment. The Hancock County Chamber of Commerce (http://www.hancockchamber.org/) provides a wealth of resources for new and existing businesses.
Come join us!
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Lagniappe!
Lagniappe!
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
For a complete list of Events go to http://www.hancockchamber.org/
MS. Small Business Development Center Day @ the Chamber
FREE BUSINESS COUNSELING AT CHAMBER OFFICE
Wed., Sept 8th
The MS Small Business Development Center offers counseling sessions for existing and start up businesses. Starting Wednesday, September 8th, Mitch McDowell will conduct sessions at the Hancock Chamber Office. Appointments can be scheduled through the Chamber Office by calling 228-467-9048. In October, sessions will be October 13th and the 27th. All current Chamber members in good standing receive a basic listing with company name, category, primary phone number, address, directions and one keyword.
Appointments can be scheduled at 9am, 10:30am, 1pm or 2:30pm. Start-up counseling sessions can focus on business plans to include cash flow and financial needs to determine the feasibility of the business concept. Counseling sessions can also focus on business structures, accounting, licenses and permits, insurance, site selection and home based business issues. It will also cover subjects like marketing, credit and collateral and financing options. McDowell will custom design the counseling sessions to meet the needs of the client.
Upcoming Events:
Thursday, Sept 9
8:30am Byways Corridor Advisory Committee Meeting, Chamber Office-412 Hwy. 90, Suite 6.
10:00am Bay-Waveland Garden Club, 541 Main Street- Bay St. Louis.
2:00pm Books to Movie Program, The Seal Room at the Bay Library-312 Hwy 90, Bay St. Louis.
3:00pm Main Street Farmers’ Market, Corner of Main & Second Streets.
5:30pm First Steps to Starting a Business, sponsored by the Ms. Small Business Development Center-1636 Popps Ferry Rd, Biloxi.
4:30pm Chamber Ecudation Committee Meeting, Chamber Office-412 Hwy. 90, Suite 6.
Friday, Sept 10
7:30pm Hancock Medical’s 14th Annual Moonlight of the Bay, Hollywood-Bay St. Louis Casino Ballroom.
8:00pm 19th Hole in the Diamondhead Country Club, Enjoy Live Music by “Lauren & Darrell”, Golf Club Dr. - 228-255-2918
Saturday, Sept 11
7:00am Our New Farmer’s Market, 7am-6pm @ 6130 Bayou Lacroix Rd.
9:00am Child Safety Fair @ the Bay St. Louis Depot, Car seats, fingerprinting, & photography.
2:00pm Second Saturday @ Your Library, Artist of the Month Kathe Calhoun-312 Hwy 90, Bay St. Louis.
2:00pm Children’s Second Saturday Movie @ Your Library, 312 Hwy 90, Bay St. Louis.
4:00pm Second Saturday- see weekend Happens on Friday for details.
7:00pm Saturday Night Jazz at the Diamondhead Country Club, Enjoy Live Music by “Chez Mignonne”, Golf Club Dr. - 228-255-2918
Sunday, Sept 12
2:00pm Sunday Shrimp Boils @ Pier House- Live Music, Boiled Shrimp and Iced Cold Beer Under the Pier House.
Beads & Gifts is Trunk Show
Beads & Gifts is hosting a jewelry Trunk Show on Tuesday, September 7 @ 6pm-8pm. Enjoy one of a kind jewelry and horsd’oeuvres. Located at 202 Hwy. 90- Waveland (Bay-Waveland Auto Sales)
Member 2 Member
Antlers & Wings Hunting Plantation
September Special ½ Day Quail Hunt- 10 Quail per person, Lunch and 50 rounds on Sporting Clay Course, $300 Per Person on a group of 3 or more. For more information or to book a hunt call Kenny @ 228-216-0960.
Coast — Information Communication Technology
An informal breakfast & get-together of like-minded technology practitioners across southern Mississippi . Friday, September 10, 2010 • 8:30-9:30 a.m.
The Innovation Center -1636 Popps Ferry Road / Biloxi, MS
Networking & Learning for more information Call 228-392-9741 or email: patty@innovatems.com Speaker: Federal Bureau of Investigation “Intellectual Property, Cyber-terrorism & the ICT community”
Mississippi Summit on the Future of the Gulf of Mexico
Save the Date: September 23 –Mississippi Coast Coliseum & Convention Center
8:30am – Our Economy, Our People, Our Gulf: Keynote Speaker Governor Haley Barbour & BP Executives
1:00pm- The Spill, The Science, The Future : Breakout Sessions on –Ecosystem, Education, Human Health Impact, Commercial & Recreational Fishing, Alternate Energy Sources.
The Chamber is now closed for Lunch Monday-Friday 12noon-1pm.
The Doors will be open on Thursday’s for The SBA Brown Bag Lunch.
Please excuse any omissions for any events for the weekend of Sept 7rd-Sept 12th
To submit items to Lagniappe, contact Latonja@hancockchamber.org.
Or call the Chamber at 228-467-9048
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
For a complete list of Events go to http://www.hancockchamber.org/
MS. Small Business Development Center Day @ the Chamber
FREE BUSINESS COUNSELING AT CHAMBER OFFICE
Wed., Sept 8th
The MS Small Business Development Center offers counseling sessions for existing and start up businesses. Starting Wednesday, September 8th, Mitch McDowell will conduct sessions at the Hancock Chamber Office. Appointments can be scheduled through the Chamber Office by calling 228-467-9048. In October, sessions will be October 13th and the 27th. All current Chamber members in good standing receive a basic listing with company name, category, primary phone number, address, directions and one keyword.
Appointments can be scheduled at 9am, 10:30am, 1pm or 2:30pm. Start-up counseling sessions can focus on business plans to include cash flow and financial needs to determine the feasibility of the business concept. Counseling sessions can also focus on business structures, accounting, licenses and permits, insurance, site selection and home based business issues. It will also cover subjects like marketing, credit and collateral and financing options. McDowell will custom design the counseling sessions to meet the needs of the client.
Upcoming Events:
Thursday, Sept 9
8:30am Byways Corridor Advisory Committee Meeting, Chamber Office-412 Hwy. 90, Suite 6.
10:00am Bay-Waveland Garden Club, 541 Main Street- Bay St. Louis.
2:00pm Books to Movie Program, The Seal Room at the Bay Library-312 Hwy 90, Bay St. Louis.
3:00pm Main Street Farmers’ Market, Corner of Main & Second Streets.
5:30pm First Steps to Starting a Business, sponsored by the Ms. Small Business Development Center-1636 Popps Ferry Rd, Biloxi.
4:30pm Chamber Ecudation Committee Meeting, Chamber Office-412 Hwy. 90, Suite 6.
Friday, Sept 10
7:30pm Hancock Medical’s 14th Annual Moonlight of the Bay, Hollywood-Bay St. Louis Casino Ballroom.
8:00pm 19th Hole in the Diamondhead Country Club, Enjoy Live Music by “Lauren & Darrell”, Golf Club Dr. - 228-255-2918
Saturday, Sept 11
7:00am Our New Farmer’s Market, 7am-6pm @ 6130 Bayou Lacroix Rd.
9:00am Child Safety Fair @ the Bay St. Louis Depot, Car seats, fingerprinting, & photography.
2:00pm Second Saturday @ Your Library, Artist of the Month Kathe Calhoun-312 Hwy 90, Bay St. Louis.
2:00pm Children’s Second Saturday Movie @ Your Library, 312 Hwy 90, Bay St. Louis.
4:00pm Second Saturday- see weekend Happens on Friday for details.
7:00pm Saturday Night Jazz at the Diamondhead Country Club, Enjoy Live Music by “Chez Mignonne”, Golf Club Dr. - 228-255-2918
Sunday, Sept 12
2:00pm Sunday Shrimp Boils @ Pier House- Live Music, Boiled Shrimp and Iced Cold Beer Under the Pier House.
Beads & Gifts is Trunk Show
Beads & Gifts is hosting a jewelry Trunk Show on Tuesday, September 7 @ 6pm-8pm. Enjoy one of a kind jewelry and horsd’oeuvres. Located at 202 Hwy. 90- Waveland (Bay-Waveland Auto Sales)
Member 2 Member
Antlers & Wings Hunting Plantation
September Special ½ Day Quail Hunt- 10 Quail per person, Lunch and 50 rounds on Sporting Clay Course, $300 Per Person on a group of 3 or more. For more information or to book a hunt call Kenny @ 228-216-0960.
Coast — Information Communication Technology
An informal breakfast & get-together of like-minded technology practitioners across southern Mississippi . Friday, September 10, 2010 • 8:30-9:30 a.m.
The Innovation Center -1636 Popps Ferry Road / Biloxi, MS
Networking & Learning for more information Call 228-392-9741 or email: patty@innovatems.com Speaker: Federal Bureau of Investigation “Intellectual Property, Cyber-terrorism & the ICT community”
Mississippi Summit on the Future of the Gulf of Mexico
Save the Date: September 23 –Mississippi Coast Coliseum & Convention Center
8:30am – Our Economy, Our People, Our Gulf: Keynote Speaker Governor Haley Barbour & BP Executives
1:00pm- The Spill, The Science, The Future : Breakout Sessions on –Ecosystem, Education, Human Health Impact, Commercial & Recreational Fishing, Alternate Energy Sources.
The Chamber is now closed for Lunch Monday-Friday 12noon-1pm.
The Doors will be open on Thursday’s for The SBA Brown Bag Lunch.
Please excuse any omissions for any events for the weekend of Sept 7rd-Sept 12th
To submit items to Lagniappe, contact Latonja@hancockchamber.org.
Or call the Chamber at 228-467-9048
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