This was a great venue for our Senior Graduation Crawfish Boil!! The 2nd floor was the perfect set…read moreup for the boiler and to set up the tables to serve the cooked crawfish and jambalaya. The top floor was plenty big enough to accommodate the 100 people we were expecting (and more). It was easy to rent and to get in to set up for the party. There is a kitchen with an industrial ice maker and refrigerator, if it is needed. The venue supplied all of the tables and chairs. All we had to do was bring the tablecloths, decorations, food, drinks, and music. It was a fantastic night and I would highly suggest using this for your next event!!!

Beautiful venue for a wedding but very difficult to find on Google. Once you do find it, you'll see…read moreit is a lovely three story white building with lots of parking and long stairs. They do have an elevator. There's a balcony you can use for your ceremony like in the wedding we attended this weekend and you can set up little small, tall cocktail tables out there for socializing. There's a kitchen and a bar area. The restrooms were clean and there were plenty of stalls and sinks. The place is roomy for a table for cake, separately for appetizers, main course and a DJ area plus many round tables and chairs for guests. The floors were of nicely polished wood for dancing and grooving. Longfellow Civic Center seems like a great place for a celebration and is close to the Buoys Bar for an after party.

Have lived on the coast for close to 20 years and never really took the time to stop and walk. It…read moreis very pretty and a convenient way to get across the I-110 without walking on Hwy 90. You go from the beach side to the casino side all without having to get in your car and move. I recommend you try it whether you've been here forever or just visiting.

Good service, it was fast and very informative. These lady's are very professional and take pride…read morein their job

Small space but helpful staff. Using the computers are uncomfortable as they are so close to each…read moreother and not an ounce of privacy. The screens are large and wide open to all eyes as is the keyboard. So important emails, passwords or other personal information can be viewed by others. Other than that the place seems peaceful and a pleasant place to go.

This is a tiny library, but the librarians make up for it by being very helpful. They are…read morefriendly, and there's always a decent selection of books if you just want to pick up a good read. They also have audio books, and several computers with internet access.

I can't recommend this library enough. Reading time on Tuesdays is one of the best activities…read morearound. All of the staff genuinely love the kids and make it such an enjoyable event for them Mrs. Amber is incredibly dedicated and reading time is always accompanied by dancing and moving around and then a craft. You can't ask for more. Plus they have a great selection of books for children.... Almost all of the elephant and piggy books!

Very rude management and staff. There was a event signing and they knew what the event was about…read moreand decided they where to good t hold it after it started and they where kicked out and cops called. Proposition #48.

A great coastal area to visit and to live for that matter. Hwy 90 rides along the gulf coast…read moreliterally giving you a clear view out into the Gulf of Mexico. A few casinos line both the cities of Biloxi and Gulfport, literally city neighbors. Loads of souvenir shops and eateries as far as the eye can see. I've literally never tasted any better fresh shrimp or oysters than from the Gulf coast (these two cities primarily). So if you're a seafood lover, you'll be in seafood heaven here. I encourage all to visit these gems at some point, you won't be disappointed.

Located in Jones Park, this historical marker points out an important part of Civil War history…read more It reads, "The Louisiana Native Guards, composed largely of former slaves and free men of color from Louisiana, were organized by Union Major General Benjamin Butler in 1862. On April 9, 1863, 180 men from companies B and G of the 2nd regiment, landed at Pascagoula and held the city for several hours against more than 300 Confederate troops. At 2 p.m., the Federals withdrew, returning to Ship Island, This raid is the first involving African American troops in the Gulf Region." After New Orleans fell to Admiral David Farragut in April 1862, Union Maj. Gen. Benjamin F. Butler headquartered his 12,000-man Army of the Gulf in New Orleans. On September 27, 1862, Butler organized the Union Army's 1st Louisiana Native Guard regiment, some of whose members had served in the previous Confederate Native Guard regiment. Free men of color had served with the militia since the French colonial period. But the regiment's initial strength was 1,000 men, and it was composed mostly of African-American former slaves who had escaped to freedom. [Review 14193 overall, 1515 of 2020, number 83 in Mississippi.]

Went to the Bay St. Louis office today because I was over charged for my taxes and garbage pick up…read moreat the Kiln office. It was a pretty good experience. Only thing was one of the ladies was eating at her window and not waiting on anyone. Maybe she only handles certain things. Seems like they would have some place out of the public eye for that.

My Husband pay taxes on a family property there and the staff there is extremely nice every time I…read morecall. They are helpful and careful if my needs. I appreciate there help. I call from Ca. About property there and they make it very easy for me to pay my husband taxes and everything I need.