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Meet at City Hall Parking lot at 8:00am
Wear hat, sunscreen, boots or sneakers, gloves, etc…
We will provide:
-water
-bags
-grabbers
-T-shirts (first comers)
-lunch after pick-up
Please let us know if you are coming so we have accurate numbers! We are in this together! Help keep the Pass CLASSY not TRASHY!

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Theatre in the Pass to Present “Sylvia” May 2-5
Smart, silly, sophisticated comedy about relationships, nature,
and growing older

Pass Christian, Mississippi – The next production of Theatre in the Pass is going to delight audiences with “Sylvia”, a play about a man and his dog and his wife.
“Sylvia”, written by A.R. Gurney is about a middle-aged married couple that are now empty nesters. The husband is ready to retire, but the wife wants to see where her career can go in this new chapter. One day the husband brings home a dog, Sylvia, that he finds in the park. It reluctantly puts a wedge in the marriage. Everyone has an opinion as we learn more about Sylvia and her involvement in the family. This play was written for Sarah Jessica Parker in 1995, where she played the lead and was nominated for best actress for the Drama Desk awards. Note: The play contains some adult language.
“Sylvia”, directed by Jennifer Shea and starring Susan Sanborn, Martin Booda, Elizabeth Ishee, Nancy Moynan, Stephen Denning, and Kay Benton, will be at the Randolph Community Center (315 Clark Ave.) May 2-5. (Three evening performances at 7pm with a Sunday matinee at 2pm.) Tickets are $20 and can be purchased at the door or online in advance Sylvia tickets. Sponsorships are also available online at theatreinthepassms.org.
Theatre in the Pass (formerly the Pass Christian Theatre Project) was formed in 2014 when the City of Pass Christian offered a group of local volunteers the auditorium of the Randolph Community Center as a home for a new community theatre. Theatre in the Pass is a project of Pass Christian Main Street Foundation, a 501(c)3 non-profit

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Come out to Pass Cigars for a Special Event with Micallef Cigars, a Cigar Launch with All Saints Cigars. There will also be a Tap Takeover with Key City Brewing from Vicksburg, MS. Plus, there will be live music with the Sam Forshey Blues Band.

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Theatre in the Pass to Present “Sylvia” May 2-5
Smart, silly, sophisticated comedy about relationships, nature,
and growing older

Pass Christian, Mississippi – The next production of Theatre in the Pass is going to delight audiences with “Sylvia”, a play about a man and his dog and his wife.
“Sylvia”, written by A.R. Gurney is about a middle-aged married couple that are now empty nesters. The husband is ready to retire, but the wife wants to see where her career can go in this new chapter. One day the husband brings home a dog, Sylvia, that he finds in the park. It reluctantly puts a wedge in the marriage. Everyone has an opinion as we learn more about Sylvia and her involvement in the family. This play was written for Sarah Jessica Parker in 1995, where she played the lead and was nominated for best actress for the Drama Desk awards. Note: The play contains some adult language.
“Sylvia”, directed by Jennifer Shea and starring Susan Sanborn, Martin Booda, Elizabeth Ishee, Nancy Moynan, Stephen Denning, and Kay Benton, will be at the Randolph Community Center (315 Clark Ave.) May 2-5. (Three evening performances at 7pm with a Sunday matinee at 2pm.) Tickets are $20 and can be purchased at the door or online in advance Sylvia tickets. Sponsorships are also available online at theatreinthepassms.org.
Theatre in the Pass (formerly the Pass Christian Theatre Project) was formed in 2014 when the City of Pass Christian offered a group of local volunteers the auditorium of the Randolph Community Center as a home for a new community theatre. Theatre in the Pass is a project of Pass Christian Main Street Foundation, a 501(c)3 non-profit

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Join us this Saturday, May 4th at 9:30 for this unforgettable yoga experience on the patio! Not your everyday yoga class so you do not want to miss it ✨ tickets are $25 and include a mimosa! TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED AT EVENT! Bring your mat, a water, and tell all your friends! We can’t wait to see you there

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Theatre in the Pass to Present “Sylvia” May 2-5
Smart, silly, sophisticated comedy about relationships, nature,
and growing older

Pass Christian, Mississippi – The next production of Theatre in the Pass is going to delight audiences with “Sylvia”, a play about a man and his dog and his wife.
“Sylvia”, written by A.R. Gurney is about a middle-aged married couple that are now empty nesters. The husband is ready to retire, but the wife wants to see where her career can go in this new chapter. One day the husband brings home a dog, Sylvia, that he finds in the park. It reluctantly puts a wedge in the marriage. Everyone has an opinion as we learn more about Sylvia and her involvement in the family. This play was written for Sarah Jessica Parker in 1995, where she played the lead and was nominated for best actress for the Drama Desk awards. Note: The play contains some adult language.
“Sylvia”, directed by Jennifer Shea and starring Susan Sanborn, Martin Booda, Elizabeth Ishee, Nancy Moynan, Stephen Denning, and Kay Benton, will be at the Randolph Community Center (315 Clark Ave.) May 2-5. (Three evening performances at 7pm with a Sunday matinee at 2pm.) Tickets are $20 and can be purchased at the door or online in advance Sylvia tickets. Sponsorships are also available online at theatreinthepassms.org.
Theatre in the Pass (formerly the Pass Christian Theatre Project) was formed in 2014 when the City of Pass Christian offered a group of local volunteers the auditorium of the Randolph Community Center as a home for a new community theatre. Theatre in the Pass is a project of Pass Christian Main Street Foundation, a 501(c)3 non-profit

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Theatre in the Pass to Present “Sylvia” May 2-5
Smart, silly, sophisticated comedy about relationships, nature,
and growing older

Pass Christian, Mississippi – The next production of Theatre in the Pass is going to delight audiences with “Sylvia”, a play about a man and his dog and his wife.
“Sylvia”, written by A.R. Gurney is about a middle-aged married couple that are now empty nesters. The husband is ready to retire, but the wife wants to see where her career can go in this new chapter. One day the husband brings home a dog, Sylvia, that he finds in the park. It reluctantly puts a wedge in the marriage. Everyone has an opinion as we learn more about Sylvia and her involvement in the family. This play was written for Sarah Jessica Parker in 1995, where she played the lead and was nominated for best actress for the Drama Desk awards. Note: The play contains some adult language.
“Sylvia”, directed by Jennifer Shea and starring Susan Sanborn, Martin Booda, Elizabeth Ishee, Nancy Moynan, Stephen Denning, and Kay Benton, will be at the Randolph Community Center (315 Clark Ave.) May 2-5. (Three evening performances at 7pm with a Sunday matinee at 2pm.) Tickets are $20 and can be purchased at the door or online in advance Sylvia tickets. Sponsorships are also available online at theatreinthepassms.org.
Theatre in the Pass (formerly the Pass Christian Theatre Project) was formed in 2014 when the City of Pass Christian offered a group of local volunteers the auditorium of the Randolph Community Center as a home for a new community theatre. Theatre in the Pass is a project of Pass Christian Main Street Foundation, a 501(c)3 non-profit

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The Pass Christian Chamber is thrilled to announce the 4th Annual Golf Tournament, Putting in the Pass, to be held on Monday, May 6th, 2024 at The Oaks Golf Club in Pass Christian.


To register, visit www.mscoastchamber.com or call 228-604-0014

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Please join us for the launch of Mary Annaïse Heglar’s debut novel, Troubled Waters, which draws on the author’s family history to tell a story of the climate change generation, the civil rights generation, and the things that go unsaid between the two. Mary is known for her essays that dissect and interrogate the climate crisis, with a focus on climate grief and climate justice. Her work has been published in outlets including The Nation, New York Magazine, Vox, and Rolling Stone, as well as in collections like All We Can Save, Not Too Late, and the Black Agenda. Mary is based in New Orleans, but her heart is in Mississippi and her soul is in Birmingham. 

Mary will be joined in conversation by Ko Bragg, a writer and editor based in New Orleans. Ko’s work focuses heavily on the Black experience and spans from police abolition to climate change to family history. Her work has been published in outlets like The Atlantic, Scalawag, and Harper’s Bazaar. Ko is a proud Mississippian. 

In Troubled Waters, Mary Annaïse Heglar uses heartfelt, lyrical prose to weave an unforgettable story of the climate crisis, Black resistance, and the enduring power of family. After Corinne's brother dies aboard an oil boat on the Mississippi River in 2013, Corrine finds herself trapped in a lonely cycle of mourning both her brother and the very planet she stands on. A year later, she’s convinced that she has to make sure that her brother’s life meant something, but in so doing, she awakens family ghosts she knows little about. These are the ghosts that have followed Grandmother Cora from her days as a child integrating schools in 1950s Nashville to her new life as a mother, grandmother, and teacher in Mississippi. As a child of the Civil Rights movement, Cora has done her best to keep those specters away from her granddaughter. She faced those demons, she reasons to herself, so that Corinne would never know they existed. When Corrine’s plan to stage a dramatic act of resistance peels back the scabs of her family wounds and puts her safety in jeopardy, both grandmother and granddaughter must bring their unspoken secrets into the light to find a path to healing. Their world hangs in the balance as past and future meet in the present moment.

Book Launch Party for Mary Heglar and Troubled Waters

Do youhave plants in your yard or garden that you no longer need?  Would you like to pick up some new plants foryour yard?  Do you love “pass along”plants?  Join us at the Pass ChristianPublic Library on Thursday, May 9^th from 10am-1pm for a PlantSwap!  Bring a plant, cutting or seeds tothe library and trade your item(s) for a new plant(s) or seed(s) brought bysomeone else.  This event will happenrain or shine! 

Everyoneis welcome to attend.  This event is freeand open to the public.  The event willtake place under the portico near the library. The Pass Christian Library is located at 111 Hiern Avenue in PassChristian.  For further information,please call the Pass Christian Library at 228-452-4596 or email passchristianlibrary@gmail.com 

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A Knight to Remember is the annual fundraising event that directly benefits the students, faculty, and staff of St. Vincent de Paul Catholic School. Money raised will go toward capital improvements, technology and security upgrades, and more.
We are thrilled to announce that this year’s theme is “Hollywood Glamour.” As we roll out the red carpet and transport our guests back to the golden age of Hollywood, your support can make all the difference.
📅: May 10, 2024
📍: Bay St. Louis Community Hall
⏰: 7 PM
🪡: Cocktail attire or better required. This is not a costume event.
🎟️: Admit ages 21 and older. This year, tickets will be paperless. Visit https://svs.betterworld.org/events/KTR to purchase.
🤝: Personal and corporate sponsorships are available. Please visit https://svs.betterworld.org/events/KTR to purchase.
🕺: Entertainment provided by the Tip Tops
🌟 GOLDEN TICKET 🌟
New this year is an option to purchase a golden ticket. The golden ticket is a chance to win YOUR CHOICE of a live or silent auction item! Winner will be drawn the week of the event and the item of choice will no longer be available in the auction. Limited quantity available. Visit: https://svs.betterworld.org/giveaways/golden-ticket to purchase.
👕: Event T-shirts are now available for pre-order. Visit https://svs.betterworld.org/.../2024-ktr-t-shirt-pre-order to order. Order portal closes March 1.
Please note: When you check out, you will see a line item that says “help cover fundraising costs”. The platform we are using is 100% free, but does ask if you’d like to contribute to cover the website’s upkeep costs. This is NOT mandatory. Simply click the ? button to the right of the line item and at the bottom of the drop down select the remove the contribution option
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Kids (and Grown ups alike) are invited to paint a flower pot and choose a flower to plant for Mother’s Day! Ticket includes terra cotta flower pot, soil, 1 flowering plant and all paints and supplies for decorating

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We hope you come to celebrate on Mother’s Day with us. Special menu is below. We will be open from 9am to 2pm. Please call if you would like to be added to our wait list.

Contra Dance is a traditional American Dance that is acceptable for all ages, and it is lots of fun! If you can listen and walk, you can learn. Wear comfortable shoes. Snacks to share are optional. For more information, contact Jimmy at 650-771-1979,

Do you like doing casual crafts while listening to true crime? We do, too! Wanna talk about it? Pass Library is hosting a special craft time for the older kids/adults who are fascinated by the morbid.
Bring your own crafts, or just come to color while we listen and discuss some 'killer' podcasts!
No need to sign up! Just stop by.
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