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10/24/2024

This fest never disappoints!

🎨 Get Ready for the 2024 Peter Anderson Arts & Crafts Festival! 🌟

The countdown has begun, and we're excited to announce that the official festival guide is now available in this month's South Mississippi Living magazine! 📖

In the "festival info" section, you'll find everything you need to plan your perfect festival experience. Thanks to QR codes, you can easily navigate your way through all your favorite festival areas and get your itinerary ready. 🗺️

Scan the "Getting Around the Festival" code to access directions on parking, including recommendations for convenient park n ride areas provided by the Ocean Springs School District in partnership with the MS Gulf Coast YMCA and Coast Transit Authority. 🚗🚌

Join us for the largest fine arts festival in the state, set to take place on November 2 & 3 in the heart of downtown Ocean Springs. Don't miss your chance to grab the official festival guide and prepare for an art-filled weekend like no other! 🎉

View the Festival Guide Here:https://oceanspringschamber.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/PAF-2024-Guide-Proof.pdf

For more information and updates, visit peterandersonfestival.com. Let's make this year's festival an unforgettable experience together! 🎨🥳

10/24/2024

Fall is a happen’ time in DT OS! We’ll be riding with the witches in support of the 🐶🐱🐈🐈‍⬛😹😻🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾🐾

08/30/2024

Mmmm hmmm!

08/20/2023

Step Right Up….ticket sales (registration) for this year’s 2023 Witches Ride of Ocean Springs will go live via our new website on Monday August 28th! Website address will be announced soon!

Mark your calendars, set reminders, make sticky notes-do whatever you need to do….. Once we are sold out, we are sold out! No exceptions!

Cast your vote for this year’s beneficiaries once registration begins through our website! Nominees will be listed for all registrants to pick their fave animal welfare group at checkout!

We can not wait!!! Super cool shirt design, bingo, brunch, and so many other things are yet to be revealed!!!

10/24/2022

If you missed Cruising The Coast this year (it happens), just make sure you’re here next year! ✌️

10/23/2022

Art, Culture, Music, fabulous!

Want to shake things up?

Big Chief Juan Pardo of the Golden Comanche Mardi Gras Indians leads a workshop with students on the intricate beading and sewing that is central to New Orleans musical tradition. He'll introduce both the art form and the larger history, and students will leave with their own beaded piece.

Mardi Gras Indian Tribes emerged as tightly knit communities of African-American performers and artisans who had been excluded from mainstream Carnival festivities. These Tribes founded their own secret societies and parades. Core to this cultural legacy are regalia, dance, and music, which keep alive African traditions while paying homage to the Native American tribes who once shielded formerly-enslaved peoples from recapture.

As influential as the Mardi Gras Indians have been to the aesthetics and flair of Mardi Gras, they are equally as influential in the development of New Orleans music. As the late New Orleans legend Dr. John put it, “New Orleans music is Afro-Caribbean, Afro-Cuban, and Mardi Gras Indian.”

Free to the public. All materials provided. Limited spots available.

This workshop is held in conjunction with Luther Dickinson's "Music Inspired by the Seven Climates." These two programs are funded, in part, by a grant from South Arts in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts and the Mississippi Arts Commission. Additional support provided by the R&B Feder Foundation, Balch & Bingham, Chandeleur Island Brewing Company, Mitchell Distributing, Allen Beverages, and Cathead Distillery.

Learn more and register:
https://www.walterandersonmuseum.org/events-1/music-material-culture-workshop

10/23/2022

Talk about Artsy! Love this event!

We're a little less than 3 weeks from the Peter Anderson Arts & Crafts Festival!

10/23/2022

This is one to save!

Have you got your tickets yet?! Your favorite WAMA concert is back!

One of the most unique musical experiences in the South, Luther Dickinson of the North Mississippi Allstars is joined by collaborators to ignite a night of rock, funk, blues, and musical experimentation inspired by the unbridled creativity of Anderson’s landmark murals in the Ocean Springs Community Center.

Each year, Dickinson assembles a cast of professional musicians from across the region and country to pay homage to Anderson’s coastal magnum opus. The music they perform is arranged by Dickinson, who first conceived of the concert series after having an experience with Walter Anderson’s murals. “...The phenomenon of hearing art or seeing music, I’ve never had that experience before except in this room,” says Dickinson of the Community Center. “Anderson’s murals come alive for me as an orchestral score...”

This year's concert is the sixth annual in the ever-evolving series.

Doors | 6PM
Show | 7PM

$15 - General Admission | Non-seated
$25 - General Admission | Seated (First-come, first-served seating)
$50 - VIP | Includes reserved priority seating, Chandeleur Island Brewing Company special WAMA Reserve plus 2 additional beverages, signed poster

Tickets:
https://www.walterandersonmuseum.org/events-1/luther-dickinsons-music-inspired-by-the-seven-climates-concert