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Mark Henderson’s “Daisy.
‘Oktoberfest’ comes to Old Town Bay St. Louis
SEA COAST ECHO
The Second Saturday Artwalk on October 14th in Old Town Bay St. Louis welcomes the arrival of fall with an Oktoberfest celebration.
Maggie may's, located at 126 Main Street, will feature the artworks of Kiln artist Mark Henderson with an opening reception from 4pm -8pm on October 14. 2006. Henderson is a native Mississippian who started painting at age 5
under the direction of his mother who o arts and crafts store m south Mississippi he pursued a -.egree in Electncal
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1V,1'“rsity and is current-ner and artist in residence Hancock County's own nucro-breweiy, Lazy Magnolia Brewing Company Mark s wife, Leslie l§, fhe award winning Brewster.
To help maggie may's celebrate Oktoberfest Lazy Magnolia Brewing Company is serving a taste of their local brews during Henderson's gallery opening, from 4pm - 8pm at 126 Main Street.
Local author Terry Miles will be on hand to debut and sign her fifth
Later, a Master
cozy little murder mystery "A Dog Gone Christmas", a holiday mystery with special ties to maggie may's.
The Purple Snapper, also located in Serenity Place, 126 Main Street, is proud to feature the dynamic works of renowned Coast potter Pat Hudson. Pat's hand-built pottery takes many shapes including whimsical fish, cats, and wind chimes. Take home a piece of her earth-friendly recycled fried glass art spoon rests, cheese
hoards, and relish tnivs
Fashion Ha[Jl^l'.ir af Serenity Place debuts its fall jewelry collection and, as always, offers a stunning assortment of offerings from Coast artist Maurice Millieur.
Visit Bay Books at i31 Main Street, for books to help remove that haunted look and make your home or garden beautiful, great cookbooks that will inspire you to create delicious fall meals, and Halloween books and stories for children and adults alike. Try a book for a Halloween treat, they never give you cavities or harm your waistline.
Just next door to Bay Books,	Deborah
Kennedy	Jewelry
Designs is ready to add sparkle to your fall
wardrobe with her latest designs. Stop in to try on Deborah's signature Lariats in an array of wonderful, warm colors for the cool autumn season.
Music for the "okto-berfestivities" spotlights DJ Mike Carson in the 100 block of Main Street and, as always. The Peoples Bank sponsors the musical sounds of Second Saturday. Get out thi'>e lederhosen. and join the tastes, the sights and the sounds of "Oktoberfest" m Old
Town
Saturday, Oct 8 p.m.
Also on that day, The Artists of 220 Main in Old Town Ba\ St. Louis, will celebrate first anniversary >■! the reopening	of	C'la\
Creations after Hurricane Katrina
Several of the artist' in the building are celebrating the anni%crsan n> donating	di>‘>r	pn/C'
Come by	ear!>	in "a
evening to register v the chance u u in oik : the four treasures wh . will be	given	aw..,.
Jenise McCardell ofC . . Creations is offering ■ .■ of her poignant "He , Sweet FEMA Hon . pieces to the lucky winner of the first drawing a: 6 p.m.
At 7 p.m, the seccv drawing \\ ill be held.
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coming to a disaster to help," said Randall. "But they did come from everywhere, from all over the world."
Because of that, Randall, a lifelong resident of Pearlington, has taken it on himself, he said, to dedicate his time to helping his neighbors get the help they need to recover their lives.
When the doors threatened to close at the recovery center, Randall asked for permission to keep the doors open. With the help of Ritchie, and Laurie Spaschak, a Red Cross worker who stayed behind when the organization pulled out, he hopes to keep the center going at least another year.
"But we are just getting started," said Randall. "It will take ten
years for us to ful!> recover."
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