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Coast Life: The Arts, Hancock County builds on artistic culture

New historical marker in Bay St. Louis honors legendary designer Nelson Carter Church

The Arts, Hancock County hosting Mardi Gras in the Bay

The Arts, Hancock County hosting Mardi Gras in the Bay May 18, 2021 The good times are rolling in May. As The Arts, Hancock County is hosting a Mardi Gras Gala on Saturday, May 29th. Their inaugural gala... May 18, 2021 The Shed BBQ and Blues Joint from Ocean Springs returns home from a week at the worldwide Memphis in May Barbeque competition. As the 16th... May 18, 2021 Congressman Steven Palazzo introduced a bill to rename the Biloxi Post Office ‘Robert S. McKeithen Post Office Building’ to honor the fallen Biloxi officer. Officer... May 18, 2021 Jackson County School District residents are headed to the polls today for a special election regarding a facility.

Hancock County kicks off capital campaign for The Arts with Mardi Gras in May

Carter Church's legacy will live on through The Arts, Hancock County

Carter Church’s legacy will live on through The Arts, Hancock County Carter Church’s legacy will live on through The Arts, Hancock County By John Fitzhugh | December 16, 2020 at 7:56 PM CST - Updated December 17 at 8:00 AM BAY ST. LOUIS, Miss. (WLOX) - Carter Church was a legend in Bay St. Louis for his work designing costumes for Mardi Gras royalty from New Orleans to Mobile. Now his former studio will be home to The Arts, Hancock County. A $180,000 donation by Mamie Hillary has made that possible. “We’re all just kind of speechless at the level of generosity that she has given to us to provide this forever home and to cement this legacy as a community resource for artists in the community,” said Steve Barney, executive director of The Arts, Hancock County.

New headquarters for The Arts, Hancock County