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studio at Shearwater Pottery. Be sure to visit the "Healing Garden" in front of the museum, which was created by the Ocean Springs Garden Club to commemorate the City's 300th birthday. Hostesses: Gulf Hills Garden Club Hours: 10:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
2.	THE HOME OF HENRY AND BETH CRANSTON, 238 Lovers Lane. This Victorian home sits near the original Fort Maurepas site. The 1983 structure features bedrooms constructed as suites as well as antique scrolls and finials from New Orleans. The living room mantle and front door were reclaimed from local dwellings and provide the central theme of this home, which features many family heirloom antiques. Handmade quilts, both modern and antique, plus old linens will be on display in the sewing room. The antique hutch in the dining area comes down from Beth's grandmother and houses a complete set of antique china from Henry's grandmother. The dining wall is decorated with pottery designed by Gail Pittman. Hostesses: Daylily Garden Club
IRISH HERITAGE FESTIVAL AND PARADE
Featured throughout the last day of Pilgrimage is the Irish Heritage Festival sponsored by the Hibernia Marching Society. You might just want to "wear the green" and join a 5k run or 1 mile walk in the morning, but do not miss the St. Patrick's Day Parade that will roll through downtown Biloxi at 2:00P.M. The 2002 Grand Marshall and Colleen in traditional Irish regalia will lead the parade and they will be joined by marching bands, leprechauns, bagpipers, floats and other ethnic groups. Erin Go Bragh!!!
3.	SHADOWLAWN BED AND BREAKFAST, 112A Shearwater Drive. This 1907 home is listed on the National Historic Register of Homes and was a private residence until 1998 when the middle floor was renovated for a bed and breakfast. It is owned and managed by Bill and Nancy Wilson. Nancy is the granddaughter of John and Jennie Dickey who purchased the house in 1922 from the original builder. The house is built in Prairie Renaissance style and was the first in Ocean Springs to use concrete and stucco for the outside covering. The home sits among ancient live oaks draped with Spanish moss on five acres of landscaped grounds. The 12' x 60' front -screened porch has a wonderful view of the Mississippi Sound. The huge old oaks make a beautiful frame for the sunsets across the water. Hostesses: Ocean Springs Garden Club
4.	THE GARDEN OF PAUL AND SANDY WATSON, 1902 Kensington Avenue. The Garden of Paul and Sandy Watson is a marriage between the Watsons and Mother Nature. The visitors can wander along lovely brick pathways to visit three levels of the garden, each with its own charm. The first level has been planned with low maintenance in mind using grasses and ground cover; the second centers on a peaceful pond; and the third has been left to accommodate Mother nature. All levels are connected by a unique arbor. While emphasis has been placed on plants which will attract butterflies and birds, the garden has over 500 horticulture specimens, many native to our Southern climate. Hostesses: Gulf Hills Garden Club
BILOXI
GRANDE FINALE CONCERT "TWILIGHT TIME" 5:00 P.M. - 6:30 P.M.
A DIXIELAND JAZZ CONCERT
on the lawn of "THE OLD BRICK HOUSE", HOME OF BILOXI COUNCIL OF GARDEN CLUBS: JEAN BAPTISTE CAROQUETTE HOUSE, 633 Bayview.
This National Register Building was built in 1722 of brick made on the premises, and is the oldest remaining building in Biloxi. Now owned by the City and available for special functions after renovations. Refreshments served. Dixieland Jazz music: Mississippi Coast Jazz Society. Hostesses: Biloxi Council of Garden Clubs and Miramar Garden Club
THE WINNER OF THE FRANK JANCA PAINTING WILL BE ANNOUNCED.
Need not be present to win.