Events in Pascagoula today

Deuces Night brings a wallet-friendly bowling special to Gaudé Lanes. Enjoy $2 bowling games, $2 shoe rentals, and select snack bar favorites for $2 throughout the event. Come with friends or roll solo and take advantage of the simple, all-night deals while you play.

The event features a $10 hamburger meal deal benefiting the Post Relief Fund. The VFW Relief Fund provides support to veterans and their families when urgent needs arise. This effort reflects a core mission of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, and funds are dedicated exclusively to direct relief rather than general operations.

Head out for a schooner cruise from the Biloxi Schooner Pier Complex. The cost is $30 per person, and at least six participants are needed for the trip to set sail. Guests are welcome to bring their own food and drinks. The schedule may change as the event approaches.

A multi-band concert at The Sanctuary Biloxi features Plush with Major Moment, Shades of Wisteria, and Serena's Fire. The door price increases by $5 per ticket on the day of the show, and presale tickets are available in advance. Showtimes may vary.

Experience a fast-paced group ride that loops through Biloxi and Ocean Springs. The ride starts and finishes at Tri Hard Sports Biloxi. Expect an average speed of 17 to 20 mph over roughly 28 miles. The planned route includes Biloxi Back Bay, the Fishing Pier, the Biloxi Bay Bridge, Ocean Springs, and Gulf Islands National Seashore. Bring hydration, lights, and a helmet. Participation is at your own risk and you are responsible for yourself and your equipment.

Biloxi Box Set Music Festival 2026 returns to South Beach Hotel & Suites on Biloxi Beach with live trop rock staged on the sand behind the hotel in an area reserved for registered participants. The event is emceed by Greg Dumas and features performances by Dave Freeman, Crow the Culprit, John Patti, Brent Burns and Bill Whyte, Kirstie Kraus and Danny Spiro, the Donny Brewer Trio with John Patti and Dave Freeman, Kitty Steadman, Gram Rea and Friends, Carrie Welling, and the Jonas Lorence Band. Registration is open to all at $100 per person, with day passes available for $50 each day. After registering, attendees receive details for booking rooms at a group rate. Sponsorships and donations are welcomed, with all proceeds benefiting Make-A-Wish.

Runners, walkers, and joggers are welcome at the Mississippi Gulf Coast YMCA Running Club, a weekly community meet-up that covers a 3-mile route in the local area. The group starts and finishes at the Y, with participants gathering in the lobby before heading out. Every pace is supported and no one is left behind. There is no fee to participate for members or for the broader community. Childcare is available through Parent’s Night Out, making it easier to enjoy the run and linger afterward to connect or take care of errands. Rates are $25 per child for members and $45 per child for community participants.

A choice cut rib-eye is available for $25, served with a baked potato and a salad.

A dedicated test and tune session for car enthusiasts, offering time for drivers to refine their vehicles while spectators watch. Participation is $40 for a car with driver, and spectating is $15.

Test your music knowledge with a playful spin on bingo where songs guide the action. This no-cost event welcomes families and features several quick rounds so you do not need to stay the entire time to compete. Expect catchy tracks, occasional bonus challenges woven into the game, and a range of prizes awarded along the way.

Enjoy a creative evening at the Ohr-O’Keefe Museum of Art with a couples pottery session inspired by George Ohr, the eccentric Biloxi potter. In this beginner-friendly class at the Biloxi Center for Ceramics, pairs learn the fundamentals of wheel throwing with step-by-step guidance from instructors and make two ceramic pieces to keep. After the session, staff glaze and fire each piece, with pickup available in about two weeks, and shipping offered for out-of-town participants for an additional fee. Wear clothing that can handle a little clay. Open to ages 18 and older. Enrollment is limited to 10 students per session. Cost is $48 per person, with tickets sold individually rather than by couple. Refunds, minus credit card fees, are available up to seven days before the class begins. After that window, fees are nonrefundable, but tickets may be transferred to a friend.

The Bayou Restaurant & Tiki Bar presents live music from Old Souls, a duo from the North Georgia mountains featuring Jenu Six and Chantal Lynn. They bring a dive bar sound rooted in country and the road, turning years of travel into songs spun from ghostly tales. Their set speaks to sinners and honky-tonk angels seeking something genuine, a reminder that old souls never fade.

When the lights go down, the park turns into a high energy glow experience with lasers, music, and blacklights that create a club vibe built for jumping. Every person who enters during Glow must have a completed waiver. A Glow T-shirt is required to jump, and it can be purchased for $3.99 and reused at future Glow sessions.

Learn to turn simple materials into wearable art in this hands-on introduction to wire wrapping led by renowned artist Jewel Pugh. Beginners and anyone curious about making their own jewelry are welcome. The session covers essential techniques for neatly and securely wrapping a cabochon or other stone, along with a walkthrough of the basic tools to get started and practical tips you can keep using afterward. You will also explore the meaning and energy associated with different stones, bringing a more personal connection to your design. Leave with a one-of-a-kind piece to wear or gift, plus the knowledge and confidence to continue your wire wrapping journey.

A community beach cleanup takes place at the Biloxi Lighthouse parking lot along the beach. Volunteers are welcome to take part, and no advance registration is needed... simply arrive to participate.

Volunteers are needed to assist bowlers with special needs at Cypress Lanes in D’Iberville. The effort is led by SSgt Vo and A1C Lugens Simeon.

Discover wheel throwing in a welcoming introduction to pottery at the Ohr-O’Keefe Museum of Art, inspired by the innovative spirit of George Ohr. Held at the Biloxi Center for Ceramics, this class for beginners offers step-by-step guidance as you learn the essentials and make two ceramic pieces to keep. Afterward, staff will glaze and fire your work for pickup in about two weeks, and shipping is available for an additional fee if needed. No prior experience is required. Wear clothing that can get messy and be ready to get creative with clay. The cost is $48 per person. This session is for ages 18 and older and is limited to 10 participants. Refunds, minus the credit card fee, are available up to seven days before the class begins. After that period the fee is nonrefundable, but tickets may be transferred to a friend.

The Princess Ball 2026 and Fairytale Marketplace invite families into a storybook setting designed especially for children. Inside the ballroom, live princess performances bring songs, dancing, and storytelling to the stage. Between shows, children can enjoy meet-and-greets with characters, royal dances, games, crafts, and other interactive activities guided by professional fairytale performers. Just outside, the Fairytale Marketplace offers a whimsical outdoor experience with themed vendors, food, bounce houses, games, and surprise encounters with heroes, villains, and more. Admission to the marketplace is included with a Princess Ball ticket, and a limited number of marketplace-only tickets will be available for those who wish to explore that area without attending the ballroom event. Guests are welcome to arrive in their most regal attire to make the day even more memorable.

Explore the art of junk journaling at Ocean Springs Municipal Library through a monthly meetup that turns everyday scraps into creative keepsakes. All experience levels are welcome, from seasoned collage makers to first-time crafters, in a friendly setting for making, sharing ideas, and learning scrapbooking with upcycled materials. Refreshments are provided, and the event is free and open to the public.

Commemorating the 25th remembrance of 9/11, the 12th annual Tunnel to Towers Biloxi 5k features run, walk, and climb options at Margaritaville Family Resort in Biloxi, Mississippi. This community-focused gathering honors the day through fitness and reflection, with more information to be announced.

Ohio-born stand-up Leyla Ingalls brings an unassuming presence that contrasts with crisp, absurdist takes and tightly crafted jokes. She has toured widely, opening for Kevin Nealon of SNL, Joe Gatto of Impractical Jokers, and Geoffrey Asmus, and has featured for LeMaire Lee of Gilly & Keeves. Her credits include appearances at Zanies clubs, the historic Richmond theater, and the Ice House in Los Angeles. In 2023 she was named Rookie of the Year for stand-up by Columbus Underground, and she has also earned titles such as roast champion and top dog comedy competition champion. Following a set on the Kill Tony podcast, her material has drawn millions of views across social platforms. Onstage she pairs a wholesome smile with edgier punchlines, even riffing on a well-known Muhammad Ali catchphrase before joking that she does not watch baseball.

An evening focused on raising awareness for all types of cancer and raising funds to support those affected. The theme invites attire such as team jerseys, sparkly accessories, and favorite jeans. The program features speakers, food, and fun games, all dedicated to supporting the cause.

Zach Bellas will perform live at Government Street Grocery in Ocean Springs, Mississippi as part of their Spring Tour across the US and Canada. More event details will be announced soon.

Families can explore clay sculpting together in a hands-on session at the Center for Ceramics Studio. Guided by instructor Lara Blanchard, participants ages 10 through adult each create a single cat sculpture, select a glaze color, and leave their piece to be glazed and fired. Finished works will be ready for pickup about two to three weeks after the class. This beginner friendly project offers an introduction to the basics of working with clay. A parent or guardian must also register when attending with a minor. Class size is limited to 10 students. Refunds, minus credit card fees, 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.

The Gulf Coast community is coming together to support Heather Jordan as she undergoes treatment for breast cancer, helping ease her days so she can focus on healing. This ticketed gathering at The Jackson Pearl features food, drinks, live music, a silent auction, and more. A raffle will offer a 2025 Madjax lithium powered golf cart, and organizers express appreciation for the support already shown.