BILOXI, MS – October 3, 2024 – Coastal Mississippi is poised to deliver a vibrant fall season brimming with events catering to diverse interests, from classic car enthusiasts and sports fans to foodies and families. Tourism officials today highlighted a packed calendar designed to showcase the region’s culture, cuisine, and hospitality.
The festivities kick off with a classic car showcase along Highway 90, accompanied by rock ‘n’ roll music, sock hops, swap meets, and headline entertainment, running from October 5-12.Halloween spirit arrives October 18 with the Boo in the Bay Parade in Bay St. Louis,featuring decorated golf carts,classic cars,and costumed participants distributing treats.
for sports aficionados, the Fallen Oak Collegiate Invitational, set at the Tom Fazio-designed Fallen Oak Golf Club in Saucier, will host 14 of the nation’s top men’s college golf programs – including Ole Miss, Mississippi State, and Southern Miss – from October 17-20, offering three days of free competition.
Foodies can anticipate the Bud & Burgers in the Bay competition on November 9 in Bay St. Louis,where 13 teams will vie for the title of best burger,alongside live music,a beer garden,and college football on a large screen.
“Fall is truly a magical time to experience the beauty and warmth of Coastal Mississippi,” said Judy Young, CEO of Coastal Mississippi Tourism. “From the gentle coastal breeze to vibrant seasonal events, it’s the perfect season to discover our rich culture, irresistible cuisine, and the genuine hospitality that makes our region so special. We can’t wait to welcome you.”
Coastal Mississippi Tourism actively promotes South Mississippi as a tourism and convention destination, working year-round to share the region’s authentic experiences. The organization aims to attract visitors for leisure, conventions, sports, and business, highlighting the area’s natural beauty, culinary scene, arts community, and hospitality.
Travelers seeking more data or planning a trip can visit CoastalMississippi.com.