Biloxi Bay Area Chamber of Commerce honors 28th annual Biloxian Made Good
The 28th annual Biloxian Made Good was honored tonight by the Biloxi Bay Area Chamber of Commerce. Dr. Virginia Burkett graduated from Biloxi High School…
Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum
28th annual Biloxian Made Good
Tonight at the Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum, the Biloxi Bay Chamber is hosting the 28th annual Biloxian Made Good. This event honors an individual who has gone beyond his or…
Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum holding $10,000 Drawdown
For the 36th time, the Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum in Biloxi is holding its $10,000 Drawdown. It is scheduled for this Saturday, September 18th at the Maritime…
Maritime and Seafood Museum 37th annual $10,000 Drawdown
This Saturday, the Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum is holding its $10,000 drawdown. If you aren’t familiar with this event, don’t worry. Corey Christy is in studio with…
John E. Adams showcases art in exhibit at Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum
At the Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum artist John E. Adams showcases his photography highlighting coastal waters and boats. Earlier today, the public had the chance to meet artist John…
Maritime & Seafood Industry Museum to showcase John E Adams show in August
The photographic work of John E. Adams opens Aug. 5 with a reception from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the Maritime & Seafood Industry Museum in Biloxi. The show, "An American Brushstroke - The Trawlers of The South" features…
Sound Heritage Exhibit at the Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum
Starting tomorrow, head over to the Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum to check out a wonderful art exhibit. Ocean Springs artist William Colgin will have his work on display which is titled ‘Sound Heritage.’ Colgin says the project involved…
Pinta will return to Biloxi January 29th
Later this month, families on the Coast will have the chance to step back in time and explore a piece of nautical history. The Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum announced today that the Pinta will dock at…
Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum hosted annual Holiday Open House
Christmas is the time of year for family, friends, and gift-giving and the Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum provided that atmosphere by hosting their annual Holiday Open House with unique gifts everyone can enjoy. The holiday season is in full…
Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum 35th annual $10,000 drawdown
With COVID-19, fishing for a good cause can be difficult, yet there’s an event going on in Biloxi tomorrow that will surely reel you in. Saturday, it’s the Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum’s 35th virtual annual $10,000 drawdown. Due to…
Sea and Sail Adventure campers head to Deer Island
It was a beautiful day to go sailing and that’s just what a group of South Mississippi youngsters did today. Seven weeks and going strong and on this day, it was smooth sailing for campers with the Sea and Sail…
Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum is back up and running
Like the industries the museum embodies, the Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum has faced its challenges and snags over the years. But now, the South Mississippi Museum is back up and running to show and tell stories our Coast was…
Maritime and Seafood Museum’s ‘Sea-N-Sail’ Adventure Camp to launch
So long cabin fever, hello ‘Sea-N-Sail Adventure Camp!’ The Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum in Biloxi is about to launch its annual ‘Sea-N-Sail Adventure Camp,' starting next week. Registration for the fun, education camp is already underway and is filling…
Discover the Nina and the Pinta
After a weather delay this week, you can now go see replicas of the Pinta and the Nina of Columbus’ ships. They are docked at the Maritime and Seafood Industry’s Schooner Pier Complex on Beach Boulevard in Biloxi. The ships…
2020 Oyster Ball Drop
Hundreds are packed into the Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum tonight to bring in the New Year. It’s one of the biggest New Year’s celebrations on the Coast. News 25’s Andrew Scherer has more.
2020 New Year’s Eve Oyster Ball Drop
Looking for something to get into for the New Year? Well, the Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum will drop the ball in 2020: the oyster ball! The festivities are endless with live entertainment, great food, delicious drinks, and party favors…
2019 Heritage Hall of Fame nominations
The deadline for making a nomination is this Friday, August 30th
2019 Heritage Hall of Fame nominations
The Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum in Biloxi is now accepting nominations for the Heritage Hall of Fame Class of 2019. The Heritage Hall of Fame was established to recognize the individual contributions to the Maritime and Seafood Industry here…
Hurricane Camille events this weekend
Hurricane Camille made landfall on the Coast on August 17th 50 years ago, devastating those here in South Mississippi. The Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum will host a variety of events over the weekend to remember the Category 5 hurricane.…
Maritime Seafood and Industry Museum Now Accepting Nominations for Heritage Hall of Fame
The Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum is now accepting nominations for its 2019 Heritage Hall of Fame Class. Nominations are open to individuals who have shown dedication to honoring the tradition of the Maritime and Seafood Industry on the Gulf…
Sea-N-Sail Adventure Camp
The Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum welcomed boys and girls from across the Gulf Coast today for the last week of their summer camp. Children ages six to 12 embark on a week of fun and learning. Campers will do…
‘Camille at 50’ Luncheon
Members of the community gathered today to hear stories and recollections of Hurricane Camille. This week’s edition of the ‘Camille Conversations’ Luncheon at the Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum in Biloxi featured three retired employees from Mississippi Power who helped…
Remembering Hurricane Camille
Biloxi residents gathered today to remember and discuss the anniversary of Hurricane Camille. Biloxi Mayor FoFo Gilich talked with residents and exchanged stories over lunch as part of the Camille Conversations exhibit at the Maritime and Seafood Industry Museum. Hurricane…
“Camille at 50: She was no Lady” exhibit
As for Hurricane Camille, she was no lady as any South Mississippian who lived through the storm back in 1969 will tell you. You can still get to know more about her thanks to an exhibit in Biloxi. The Maritime…