D Iberville
D Iberville, MS · Lifestyle
thegazebogazette.com
Emo Orchestra with The Spill Canvas Brings an Evening to Beau Rivage
BILOXI (GG) — Emo Orchestra, known for transforming alternative hits into cinematic arrangements using a full, live orchestra, will present a unique show with The Spill Canvas at Beau Rivage Theatre in Biloxi on Oct. 31 (Halloween night). The show merges nostalgia, emotional storytelling and orchestral grandeur with a mix of fan-favorite songs alongside reimagined classics from across the emo genre.
WLOX
Biloxi Farmers Market hosts Halloween event with candy, costumes and food vendors
The market is located under the I-110 bridge overpass at the intersection of Howard Avenue and Hopkins Boulevard.
WLOX
TrainTastic in Gulfport to host annual Brick or Treat on Halloween
GULFPORT, Miss. (WLOX) — TrainTastic in Gulfport is hosting its second annual Brick or Treat event on Halloween day, with ‘LEGO Masters’ contestant Tim Owl scheduled to attend. Owl appeared on season four of ‘LEGO Masters.’ He designed LEGO pieces for the event, including a TrainTastic building...
ourmshome.com
Gulf Coast Students Explore Local History for Gulfport Museum Event
Students from approximately 22 schools in the Gulfport and Harrison County school districts will showcase research on local history, culture and cuisine Nov. 7 during the Living Life Local event at the Gulfport Museum of History. The event, titled “Living Life Local: Embracing Community and Celebrating Local History,” will feature...
wxxv25.com
WLOX
Scare actors at Terror on the Coast say haunted attraction feels like family
GULFPORT, Miss. (WLOX) — Performers at Terror on the Coast say the haunted attraction has become a place where they feel like they belong, according to TJ O’Brien, head of the effects department and one of the attraction’s icon scare actors. O’Brien said his interest in horror...
allamericanatlas.com
5 Mom and Pop Restaurants in Gulfport, Mississippi that Locals Swear By
Gulfport, Mississippi — a city where the Gulf breeze carries the scent of salt and magnolia, where pastel cottages and weathered brick buildings line streets alive with the laughter of children and the wisdom of old-timers, where the rhythms of blues, gospel, and zydeco spill from porches and church halls alike. Here, the food is a living language — a blend of Creole, Cajun, and Southern soul, seasoned by the hands of generations who call this patchwork city home.
takingthekids.com
The 5 Mississippi Italian Kitchens Where The Same Families Have Cooked For Decades
Hunger hit hard on a long Mississippi drive, and the plain little building with a glowing sign did not look like much. Then the garlic bread arrived, and so did someone from the family who has run the kitchen for years. Family-run Italian spots like that are a real treat...
darkhorsepressnow.com
Mississippi Aquarium accepting applications for 2027 marine mammal internship
GULFPORT – The Mississippi Aquarium is accepting applications for its upcoming Marine Mammal Internship, which will give participants hands-on experience working with Atlantic bottlenose dolphins and North American river otters. The internship will run from Jan. 1 through April 26, 2027. According to the aquarium, interns will assist with...
WLOX
desotocountynews.com
Yahoo!
fastfoodclub.com
This Mississippi Farmers’ Market Rewards The Drive With Homemade Pecan Pies And Local Produce
Some of the best shopping trips on the Mississippi Gulf Coast happen twice a week, under a highway, before most people finish their morning coffee. Tables stacked with garlic, yams, spaghetti squash, and homemade pecan pies wait for anyone willing to show up early. Vendors here know their regulars by...
hoodline.com
Gulfport Harbor Lands Robert St. John's Ed's On the Beach, 55 to 70 Jobs Expected
The Gulfport City Council voted 6 to 1 Tuesday to approve a 40-year lease that will bring a new waterfront restaurant from chef Robert St. John's New South Restaurant Group to the Gulfport Harbor, a project expected to create between 55 and 70 jobs on a stretch of shoreline where the White Cap Restaurant once stood before being destroyed by Hurricane Katrina.
WDAM-TV
Lumberton restaurant sells first alcoholic drinks since alcohol ordinance
LUMBERTON, Miss. (WDAM) - With a liquor license issued and months of waiting behind them, Jalisco Mexican restaurant in Lumberton had a steady flow of margaritas on Thursday. “We’re literally excited and we’ve seen everybody on our page ready for this moment,” said Yaneth Fuentes, one of the owners. “So, we just can’t wait to serve everybody today.”