Events in Pascagoula, MS

A weekly Creative Writing Hour for children and teens focuses on storytelling, poetry, and imagining new worlds in a friendly, supportive setting. Participants spend dedicated time sparking ideas, practicing their writing, and sharing thoughts with peers. Whether just getting started or already experienced, everyone can find inspiration and put words on the page. All supplies are provided. For more information, call 228.436.3095.

A health-focused walk with the Dad Tribe will be held at Golden Nugget Biloxi. Please park on the Golden Nugget side of the bridge.

Deuces Night at Gaudé Lanes invites bowlers to take advantage of simple $2 pricing across the board. Look for $2 games, $2 shoe rentals, and $2 select items at the snack bar. It is an easy way to enjoy the lanes with friends while keeping costs predictable.

Fisher House hosts a monthly dinner and is seeking volunteers to take the lead for an upcoming meal. Cooking begins ahead of the meal, and dinner is served soon after. If you would like to coordinate one of these dinners, please contact the organizers.

Put your trivia skills to work at Altered Reality Brewing as teams tackle questions covering film, music, television, sports, and more. There is no fee to participate, it welcomes families, and teams can include any number of players. The winning team earns a chance to open a locked box holding a cash prize. If the code is not cracked, the pot grows and carries over to the following week until it is claimed, with a guarantee that it will pay out at least once within any 10-week span. Enjoy craft beers while you play, and watch for weekly posts that share the current prize total and the odds of winning.

Challenge yourself on a fast-paced bike ride through Biloxi and Ocean Springs that starts and finishes at Tri Hard Sports BILOXI. Expect an average speed of 17 to 20 mph over about 28 miles. The route takes in Biloxi Back Bay, the Fishing Pier, Biloxi Bay Bridge, Ocean Springs, and Gulf Islands National Seashore. Bring hydration, lights, and a helmet. Ride at your own risk and assume full responsibility for yourself and your equipment.

Curious about Dungeons and Dragons? D&D Encounters features a compact session built around a single, in-depth encounter that runs about 90 minutes to two hours. A light, ongoing storyline connects sessions so new players can start at any point without worrying about previous weeks. Characters from the Celebration event continue across the season, with level ups on weeks 1 and 3.

A weekly series of Gundam tournaments provides a consistent opportunity for competitive play.

Test your music knowledge with a lively take on bingo that pairs familiar tunes with playful twists. The game is free to play and welcoming for families. Rounds are kept short, so arriving late or leaving early still leaves room to win. Expect a variety of prizes and occasional extra challenges to keep things exciting.

Enjoy a creative date night at the Ohr-O’Keefe Museum of Art with a hands-on pottery wheel experience inspired by George Ohr, the Mad Potter of Biloxi. This relaxed, beginner-friendly session gives couples step-by-step guidance in wheel throwing and includes making two ceramic pots to keep. After class, the pieces will be glazed and fired, with pickup available in about two weeks. Shipping is offered for out-of-town participants for an additional fee. Wear clothing that can get messy and plan for a fun, memorable evening. The session takes place at the Biloxi Center for Ceramics, is open to ages 18 and up, and is limited to 10 participants per session. The cost is $48 per person, with tickets sold individually rather than by couple. Refunds minus the credit card fee are available up to seven days before the class begins. After that period, the fee is nonrefundable, though tickets may be transferred to a friend.

Once night falls, lasers, music, and blacklights wash the park in neon, turning it into a lively space for jumping and dancing. A waiver is required for every person who enters during Glow. Jumpers must wear a GLOW T-shirt. Shirts are available for $3.99 and can be used again for future Glow sessions.

Jeff Foxworthy will appear at Hard Rock Live in Biloxi, Mississippi.

Registration is open for a rescheduled golf tournament featuring cash prizes for competitors. Breakfast and lunch are included, and each player receives a red tee and a mulligan. Proceeds benefit the Pascagoula Athletic Foundation, supporting all sports at Colmer Middle School and Pascagoula High School, along with cheer, band, and JROTC.

Volunteers are needed for a community cleanup focused on emptying trash bins, collecting litter and debris, and removing weeds. Cleanup supplies, including bags and gloves, will be provided. Participation is open to everyone, and no advance preparation is required.

A community beach cleanup meets at the Biloxi Lighthouse parking lot along the beach. Volunteers are welcome to participate, and no registration is required. Participants collect litter to help keep the shoreline clean.

Alley Cats Bowling at Cypress Lanes needs volunteers to assist special needs bowlers. Overall leads are SSgt Vo and A1C Lugens Simeon.

Discover the beauty of indigo dyeing in a creative, hands-on workshop led by Suzanne Findeisen. Learn the fundamentals of Shibori, the traditional Japanese art of folding and resist, to craft bold patterns on fabric. Suzanne provides step-by-step instruction from preparing and mixing an indigo dye bath to folding, binding, dyeing, and the final reveal. Experiment with several approaches and complete multiple one-of-a-kind pieces to take home. All materials, dye, and tools are supplied. Participants are welcome to bring clean fabric or garments to dye or over-dye, a great way to refresh well-loved linens or clothing. No experience is required. Bring curiosity and creativity.

This event features Pure Stock, Street Stock, Pro Truck, Sprint Cars, and Pro Late Model.

Learn to throw clay on the wheel in a relaxed, beginner-focused class at the Biloxi Center for Ceramics. Inspired by the inventive legacy of George Ohr, known as the Mad Potter of Biloxi and celebrated at the Ohr-O’Keefe Museum of Art, this hands-on session offers step-by-step guidance as you practice the fundamentals and make two pots to keep. Afterward, staff will glaze and fire your pieces so they are ready for pickup in about two weeks. Shipping is available for those who live out of town for an additional fee. No prior experience is required. Wear clothing that can get messy and be ready to work with clay. The class is for ages 18 and up, costs $48 per person, and is limited to 10 participants. Refunds, minus the credit card fee, are available up to seven days before the class begins. After that the fee is nonrefundable, although tickets may be transferred to a friend.

As part of the Mississippi Songwriter's Festival in Ocean Springs, Mississippi, this event at the Mary C O'Keefe Cultural Center offers a collaborative songwriting experience. Music lovers and creators come together for lively jam sessions focused on crafting new songs. It provides a hands-on atmosphere to share ideas, make music together, and celebrate the art of songwriting.

Learn to respond when every second counts at the Mississippi Gulf Coast YMCA with an American Red Cross CPR, AED, and First Aid training certification course. Designed for parents, coaches, caregivers, and anyone seeking practical emergency skills, this class teaches core lifesaving techniques and the proper use of an AED. Successful participants earn an American Red Cross certification recognized nationwide. Space is limited.

The Bamari Wedding Expo returns for its fourth year at the Biloxi Visitors Center Ballroom, offering a welcoming opportunity for the Gulf Coast wedding community to connect. The event is geared toward the newly engaged as well as those well into the planning process. Wedding professionals can register for vendor spaces, and availability is limited. Tickets are available.

A hands-on pottery wheel experience designed for families welcomes participants ages 8 and older. Spend two hours at the wheels as instructors guide you through making two pieces to keep, and the studio will handle glazing and firing. No prior experience is needed, and beginners are fully supported. Finished work will be ready for pickup in about two weeks. Wear clothes and shoes that can get messy. A parent or guardian must register as a participant alongside any minor. Refunds, minus the credit card fee, are available until seven days before the class begins. After that point the fee is nonrefundable, but tickets may be transferred to a friend.

At Midway Baptist Church, a bereavement support group offers a caring space to talk about loss and find support after the death of a loved one. Led by Hospice of Light team members who bring both experience and compassion, participants can share with others on a similar journey. The group is open to the public, there is no cost to attend, and people may begin attending at any point in the series. Discussions explore what grief can look like, the feelings that often come with it, common myths, ways to navigate holidays and other significant days, the six needs of mourning, and practical steps that support healing. To register, call 228-818-2160.

Teams compete in the Minor League Pickleball format for a chance to earn a Dream Ticket to the national MiLP tournament within their DUPR division.

Enjoy an affordable evening of drag racing at Mobile International Dragway. Admission is $10, and you can either drive your own street car down the strip or watch the action. Every entry includes a tech card. The racing surface will be fully prepped for grip, and all timing clocks and scoreboards will be on so results are visible after each pass. The setting is family friendly, creating a lively night out for racers dialing in their setup as well as for families looking for budget-conscious fun.

DEF LEGGEND presents a tribute to Def Leppard at The Sanctuary Biloxi. Marketed as the world's greatest tribute to the band, this performance offers a dedicated celebration of Def Leppard's music.

Experience the excitement of Raku firing at the Ceramics Studio at the Ohr-O’Keefe Museum of Art. In this hands-on session, pots are removed from the kiln while red hot and placed into combustible material to create colorful, iridescent finishes. The class fee of $75 per person includes two bisque pieces, with a choice of vases or bowls, that you will glaze and fire in the Raku kiln. Outside pieces are not permitted. This session is for ages 18 and up and is limited to six students. Please wear closed-toe shoes and clothing that can get dirty. Refunds, less credit card fees, are available up to seven days before the class begins. After that period the fee is non-refundable, though tickets may be transferred to a friend.

Enjoy a relaxed waterfront evening at Fort Maurepas with free, family-friendly entertainment that includes live music, local food trucks, and sweeping coastal views. Bring lawn chairs and blankets to settle in comfortably for the show. A typical place to gather, when facing the stage, is the far back right near the park bench. This edition of the series features Klass Kings.

Move to a high-energy mix of Latin rhythms and current hits during a 90-minute dance fitness session that feels like a party. Enjoy continuous music and movement with options for both low and high intensity, making it welcoming for all fitness levels. No dance experience is needed. This free event encourages bringing a friend, and participants can expect to sweat, smile, and leave energized. Hosted at the Mississippi Gulf Coast YMCA.

At the MS Coast Coliseum and Convention Center, the packing party for Cruisin’ the Coast brings together hundreds of volunteers and dozens of host car clubs from along the coast to assemble 11,000 swag bags for this year’s registrants. Participation counts toward CtC hours.

Celebrate fall with a cake decorating session led by Chef Stephanie. This interactive class guides you through decorating a 5-inch, three-layer cake that you will take home. A gluten-free option is available upon request when booking.

Heads up, clock on racing returns to Mobile International Dragway with family friendly excitement and tight side by side action. Big power hot rods will charge down the hometown strip in classes designed for close finishes. Drivers can enter SoCo X with a $100 tech card for car and driver, SoCo Street with a free tech card for car and driver, or No Box Brackets with a $60 tech card for car and driver, and TnT or grudge runs are available with a $40 tech card. Spectator admission is $20, and children 10 and under are free.

Breastfeeding and expectant parents are invited to a free La Leche League gathering at Ocean Springs Municipal Library. No RSVP is required, and you can attend once or keep coming over time, whatever fits your needs. The meeting is relaxed and conversational, with parents and their children sharing real-life experiences and encouragement on topics ranging from the early newborn period to starting solids and eventually weaning. Trained La Leche League Leaders provide accurate, up-to-date breastfeeding guidance in a warm, judgment-free environment that honors each parent as the expert on their own baby. Babies and older children are welcome, and those who are pumping, combination feeding, or providing human milk in any way are included. La Leche League has supported families around the world since 1956, and this local meeting reflects that long-standing tradition of community support. For reminders, text @lllos to 81010. The organization is committed to diversity and inclusion, welcoming all breastfeeding families regardless of race, ethnicity, creed, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, family structure, language, ability, or socioeconomic status.

A housekeeping job fair highlights opportunities at IP Casino Resort Spa, offering interviews on the spot with the possibility of being hired the same day. Roles are available in part-time, full-time, and on-call formats, with flexible schedules. Perks include tips not being taxed, a complimentary daily meal, comprehensive benefits, and additional advantages. To streamline the process, applicants are encouraged to apply online ahead of time and to check the employer’s website for the most current job fair dates.

Enjoy a day filled with Southern vibes and country tunes brought together on one stage. The mix spans classic country and fresh Southern sounds, offering something for longtime fans and new listeners alike. Live music, good times, and a welcoming down-home atmosphere set the tone for a lively celebration with friends and fellow music lovers.

An indoor fall community social at the St. Martin Community Center brings together more than 20 local vendors, makers, and small businesses alongside food trucks and sweet treats. Shoppers can browse handmade and artisan creations, boutique picks and unique gifts, home decor and seasonal accents, plus vintage and antique finds. The atmosphere is family friendly with a free kids craft corner and a Little Makers Market. A Toys for Tots donation collection site will be available. The market is conveniently situated near Cruisin' the Coast activities across the Mississippi Gulf Coast, making it an easy stop for residents and visitors. Admission is free. Vendor applications are open for handmade and artisan, boutique and retail, home decor, vintage and antique, and specialty food categories, with a curated mix to ensure variety.

Window stickers and directions will be handed out before leaving Lowe's.

At MS Coast Coliseum and Convention Center, the first day of vendor load in for the CtC Swap Meet focuses on welcoming arriving vendors and getting them set up. Volunteers assist with check-in, distribute vendor badges, handle payments for any additional badges, and help vendors find their assigned spaces inside and outside the coliseum. Support is needed for the full day or for part of it. Volunteers who contribute 24 hours or more receive next year’s Cruisin’ the Coast registration covered. A club-operated booth is available for VW and other parts, and items must be priced and labeled with the seller’s name. Anyone placing items in the booth is expected to volunteer some time there, and CtC Staff shirts should not be worn while working the booth.

Explore a fresh approach to creativity in a multimedia art class led by instructor Paulette Dove. This fall session takes an inventive look at nature as a central theme while participants work with painting, fiber arts, printmaking, and sculpture. Adults 18 and older at any experience level are welcome. Sessions are held on the second floor of the Biloxi Center for Ceramics, and enrollment is limited to 20 participants to allow for focused attention. Refunds are available up to seven days before the class begins, minus credit card fees. After that point the fee is nonrefundable, but you may transfer your spot to a friend.

This multi day Cruisin' the Coast Swap Meet offers volunteer roles that focus on guiding visitors to their favorite vendors and providing general directions. The club also takes on collecting tax forms and payments from vendors. Volunteers who contribute 24 hours or more will have next year’s registration covered by Cruisin' the Coast. The club operates a vendor booth for anyone with VW or other parts to sell, and items must be priced and labeled with the seller’s name. Sellers are expected to spend some time volunteering at the booth, and CtC Staff shirts are not to be worn while working there.

Vicari Auction presents a major collector car sale as part of Cruisin’ the Coast, featuring more than 600 vehicles and related collectibles. All visitors are welcome, and those who decide to bid can register at the office on site after entering the venue. Keesler Federal Credit Union will be available on location to assist with fast financing. Remote participation is supported through online bidding for those who cannot attend in person. This edition marks the 29th year of Vicari Auction at Cruisin’ the Coast, coinciding with the 30th annual Cruisin’ the Coast celebration across the Mississippi Gulf Coast, which includes cruise-ins, headline bands, oldies entertainment, a swap meet and more.

A live performance is scheduled as part of the largest car show in the United States.

Two veteran comics cut loose onstage turn questionable choices into big laughs and unforgettable tales. Jeff Vance, seen on Amazon’s Lunchbox Live at Ground Zero, WAFB, The Patty-G Show, and the Pickle House Podcast, a Carnival Cruise Line headliner and the founder of Lunchbox Comedy and its award-nominated festival, teams up with Tee-Ray Bergeron, with Netflix credits, a nationwide headliner known across the South, for the Unsupervised Tour. The evening opens with a lineup of favorite comics they have handpicked, then Jeff and Tee-Ray take the reins, blending sharp stand-up with unpredictable road stories. Together they have toured the country and grown a fast-rising Gulf South comedy brand, and they bring plenty of hard-earned material to share. Expect an unscripted, unfiltered ride without anyone to rein it in... just two comedians, a single mic, and confessions usually saved for the group chat.

A live performance takes the stage during the nation’s largest car show, adding music to the festivities.

At The Sanctuary Biloxi, Still Standing presents a concert honoring the music of Elton John as part of the Cruiser's Concert Series. This is a tribute performance dedicated to his songs.

Volunteer as an usher at the IP casino in support of the Gulf Coast Center for Nonviolence. Responsibilities include guiding about 1,300 patrons to their seats, and each event helps raise funds for the center. Volunteers must be 18 or older and follow the dress code of a white collared shirt, black pants, and black shoes. Report to the Box Office by Studio A. Approved ushers can watch the concert at no cost and meet people from outside the base. Approval is required in advance; contact Mr. Dan Kazumura at kazumurad@yahoo.com to volunteer.

The Funkhouse Fever Trio brings a roadhouse rock show to The Government Street Grocery, featuring favorite tunes from the Rolling Stones, ZZ Top, and the Black Crowes, among others.

This event features Crown Stock, Pure Stock, Street Stock, Legacy, and Outlaw.

Spill the Tea Book Club brings readers together for lively conversations built around a monthly theme. For October, the prompt is to pick a book translated into English, and participants can choose any genre that fits. After reading, attendees share insights and recommendations, whether the selection was a favorite or a miss. This free gathering includes light refreshments and is hosted at Biloxi Public Library.

A $15 crawl card opens the door to food and drink specials at participating businesses, along with giveaways and more during this inaugural charity bar crawl. All proceeds benefit local animal shelters. Crawl cards will be available for purchase at the start of the event, and reservations can also be made through Venmo. Additional event details will be shared soon.

Three-time Grammy Award nominee Deana Carter makes her Ocean Springs debut, performing “Strawberry Wine” along with other hit songs for an evening of live music.

Celebrate the season at Biloxi Town Green with a day of local shopping, flavorful food truck fare, and family-friendly fun. Explore handmade goods from area vendors, enjoy sweet treats, and soak up a lively fall atmosphere. Kids can get creative at a pumpkin decorating station and bounce to their hearts’ content. A costume contest welcomes ages 1 to 12 and 13 and up, with trophies awarded for the funniest, scariest, and most creative outfits. Admission is free.

The 16th Annual Moonlight Masquerade sets course for a retro futurist celebration filled with starlit sparkle, flying-saucer flair, and shimmering sequins. Look forward to space-age fashion, masked mystery, and food and entertainment with a cosmic twist. More details will be announced soon.

Grand Funk Railroad performs at IP Casino Resort Spa. Guests under 21 must be accompanied by a legally responsible adult over 30 at all times.

Take your skills beyond online tutorials and easy strolls with a Level 2 weekend bushcraft course in East Anglia. Created for outdoor enthusiasts, freelance instructors, and anyone serious about bushcraft, survival, and wilderness living, this immersive training builds essential skills and then puts them into practice. Learn to prepare game, construct natural shelters, and spend the night in the structures you build, turning knowledge into real experience. The woodland setting will reveal what you truly know, helping you grow through hands-on challenges. Expect a solid foundation in living comfortably with less, understanding the land, and developing confidence in your abilities. It is also a meaningful step toward teaching or advancing a personal journey in the outdoors. Capacity is limited.

This lineup features Michael Vincent on guitar and vocals, Justin Zamm on bass and vocals, Jameson Johnson on drums, and Patrick Bowen on keyboards and vocals. Together they cover guitar, bass, drums, and keyboards with shared vocals.

The 9th annual Witches Ride of Ocean Springs returns to Downtown Ocean Springs with the theme Tales Unbound by Time. Adults 18 and older can register to participate as witches or warlocks, don theme-inspired witchy attire, and parade on broomcycles or on foot while spreading cheer and handing out treats to people along the route. Spectators can line the streets to enjoy a family-friendly celebration filled with laughs, smiles, and plenty of candy. Bringing a bag for goodies is recommended. The Witches Ride of OS is a local 501c3, and all proceeds from the event benefit local animal welfare agencies. Official participants must be at least 18.

Experience jam music with a coastal flair.

Spend a full day painting en plein air on Horn Island, a protected national wilderness along the Mississippi Gulf Coast. This self-guided day trip is designed for artists who want uninterrupted time to observe, explore, and create in a truly wild setting. Participants travel by charter boat to the island, then work independently or alongside other artists as the light, wind, and terrain evolve throughout the day. Wide horizons, rolling dunes, maritime forest, and shoreline provide abundant subjects for painters working from direct observation. The experience includes round-trip boat transportation and ample time and space to wander, sketch, and paint within a national wilderness refuge. Please note that there are no demonstrations or formal instruction, capacity is limited by the boat, and all visitors are expected to follow Leave No Trace principles. This outing suits artists seeking quiet immersion, focused creative time, and a deeper connection to the landscape guided by place.

A Pro Late Model race puts $50,000 on the line for the winner, raising the stakes as competitors battle for the checkered flag.

Matt Mathews appears at IP Casino Resort and Spa in Biloxi, Mississippi.

Celebrate 15 years of Inkin the Coast at MS Coast Coliseum and Convention Center with activities that support a local cause. Expect retail offerings, including shirts with a Christmas theme. Finklepotts Fairy Hair will contribute to the fundraiser by providing two strands of fairy hair for a $5 donation. For Pet’s Sake 2027 calendars will be available to pre-order, with possible on-site purchase depending on printer timing. A raffle will also take place for a Cattoo from Tattoo Zoo. All proceeds benefit For Pet’s Sake Rescue and their work helping homeless animals along the Gulf Coast.

Spill the Tea Book Club brings readers together to explore a wide range of stories over a friendly cup of tea. For this session, the prompt is to choose a book based on your ancestry, and participants can select any title that fits, from fiction to nonfiction and everything in between. After reading, attendees share impressions, trade recommendations, and dive into lively conversation, whether their pick was a perfect match or not. Meetings take place at Biloxi Public Library. This event is free, and light refreshments are provided.

Mid South Card Con brings collectors together for buying, selling, and trading at the Biloxi Civic Center. Explore tables featuring sports cards and memorabilia across baseball, basketball, football, and hockey, alongside gaming cards like Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic: The Gathering, and One Piece, plus toys, coins, and other collectibles. Competitive play is featured with an on demand Commander tournament and Pokémon TCG events in Standard, Expanded, and specialty formats. Admission is $5 and parking is free. Dealers from across the Mississippi Gulf Coast showcase diverse finds, offering plenty of chances to track down elusive pieces and complete sets. Vendor tables are available. For details, contact Show Coordinator Norman Carnovale at 228-435-8880 or admin@midsouthcardcon.com.

This annual fundraiser will be held at The J in Ocean Springs. Additional event information will be provided as it becomes available.

Work with clay to create a ceramic nativity that can become a meaningful part of holiday decor or a heartfelt handmade gift. This beginner-friendly workshop offers step-by-step guidance through building and decorating the set, and no prior pottery experience is required. The fee is $65 per person, and all materials, glazing, and kiln firings are included. Finished pieces will be ready for pickup in about four to six weeks. Because clay is a natural material, results can vary during drying, glazing, and firing, and on occasion pieces may crack, warp, or break. If a loss occurs, participants may return during Open Studio times to make a replacement. No refunds are offered. Tickets can be transferred to another available workshop with at least 72 hours notice.

Night One of Ms. Senior World 2026 spotlights the Lifestyle Wear and Active Wear competition at the Biloxi Civic Center. Delegates in their 50s, 60s, and 70s take the stage to showcase confidence, capability, and individuality, demonstrating how they move through the world with purpose. The evening centers on women supporting women, creating a multigenerational moment that speaks to friends, daughters, and mothers alike. Tickets are available as single night admission for 35 dollars, a general weekend pass for both nights for 65 dollars, or a VIP weekend pass with reserved table seating for both nights for 105 dollars.

Explore the interplay of wax, pattern, and color in a hands-on batik workshop set in the studio. Learn the technique from start to finish as you sketch your composition, apply a melted wax resist, and build layered washes of vibrant dye to create a handcrafted artwork that reflects your style. The format is beginner friendly, supplies are included, and you will go home with a finished piece you can display, use, or continue developing later. For the best results, plan imagery with strong, simple shapes since tiny details often disappear during the dye and wax stages. Look to botanicals, florals, repeating motifs, Walter Anderson block prints, and traditions from Indian and Aboriginal art for inspiration when shaping your design.

Seventeen years strong, this community run, walk, and roll brings people together to address hunger needs on the Biloxi Bay Bridge, presented by the North Bay Civitan Club of D'Iberville-St. Martin. As part of Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week, participants make a scenic crossing at the Ocean Springs foot of the bridge while helping restock local pantry shelves by bringing non-perishable foods as their registration. Each person is encouraged to contribute at least $10 worth of items, and cash donations are welcomed to help cover Club expenses for this and future service projects. Opening ceremonies take place on the bridge. Past drives have supported local partners including Second Mile Food & Clothing Pantry, USM’s Gulf Park Campus Food Pantry, Seashore Mission in Biloxi, and Gulf Coast Community Ministries in Gulfport. The beneficiary for 2026 will be announced.

Part of the Candlelight concert series, this event brings a multi-sensory live music experience to the Mississippi Gulf Coast, featuring the music of Coldplay and Imagine Dragons performed by candlelight. Taking place at Trent Lott Theater at The Mary C. O'Keefe Cultural Arts Center, the program includes Coldplay selections such as Clocks, Adventure of a Lifetime, Fix You, The Scientist, feelslikeimfallinginlove, Sky Full of Stars, and Viva la Vida, alongside Imagine Dragons tracks including Radioactive, Eyes Closed, Nice to Meet You, Follow You, Bad Liar, and Believer. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis, and the venue is ADA compliant. Attendees must be at least 8 years old, and guests under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. This is a tribute concert and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artists, their estates, or their official representatives.

A multi day gathering in Biloxi is planned to mark Herbie’s 60th anniversary, centered at the Biloxi Convention Center. The first day includes a briefing, and the hall will be open that evening so cars can be locked inside. The schedule is still being finalized, with activities expected to continue into the late evening on the third day and a wrap up at the end of the weekend. Planning efforts include arranging hotel room blocks and coordinating with Ocean Springs and Bay St. Louis for car displays and a shared lunch. One of a kind memorabilia is in development with international partners, and additional ideas for items are encouraged. To gauge turnout and secure venues, contributions are being collected and a map is planned to show where attendees and vehicles will be coming from. If commitments are insufficient when deposits are due, the event will be canceled and all funds will be returned.