The Pass Post

  On October 30—the eve of Halloween—the Pass Christian High School theater department opened the doors to its Black Box theater – Pirate Theatre – for its inaugural performance. Across three daytime class blocks, students sat on the edge of their seats while teachers eagerly anticipated seeing their students step into the spotlight. To launch…

Special to The Pass Post   Live Oak Cemetery Tours will present “Voices Under the Oaks” Friday, November 6, and Saturday, November 7, from 5 to 8 p.m. at Live Oak Cemetery, 125 Church Avenue in Pass Christian. The tours are intended to engage the community with the rich and diverse history of Pass Christian,…

  Second Grade Explore students recently traded their traditional classroom activities for a little spooky science fun! Through a series of exciting, hands-on Halloween-themed experiments, students explored the fascinating properties of matter and the science of density. But the fun didn’t stop in their own classroom! Our young scientists took center stage as they proudly…

Special to The Pass Post     Alexandra Rieke, a freshman natural resource and environmental conservation major from Pass Christian, is one of only twenty Mississippi State University (MSU) students who were recently named recipients of Presidential Endowed Scholarships, the university’s most prestigious undergraduate award. Rieke is receiving the Ottilie Schillig Presidential Endowed Scholarship. Justina…

Special to The Pass Post     The Pass Christian Public Library and the Pass Christian Garden Club are partnering to host the garden program “Gourmet Mushrooms.”  Set for Thursday, November 5, at 1 p.m., the program will be presented by Nicholas Gibson of Down Home Mushrooms. Participants will learn how to grow gourmet mushrooms,…

Students at Pass Christian Elementary School are bringing their favorite storybook characters to life through the fun and creative Storybook Pumpkin Patch project! As part of this engaging literacy activity, students decorate pumpkins to represent characters from their favorite books. Using their imaginations and artistic talents, students transform ordinary pumpkins into recognizable storybook characters, creating…

  Creativity, discovery, and hands-on experiences took center stage during Pass Christian Middle School’s (PCMS) three-day Fall Break Intersession. Students explored new interests, expressed their individuality, and connected with the world around them through engaging enrichment activities beyond the traditional classroom. A visit to Twisted Canvas gave our Pirate Learners an opportunity to explore their…

The Pass Post The 2026 One Book, One Pass community book read continues with more book discussions and programs about Sebastian Junger’s book, In My Time of Dying: How I Came Face to Face with the Idea of an Afterlife. Pass Cigars, located at 124 Davis Avenue, will again host the Men-Only Cigar Chat Book…

By Toni Miles   Long after the party’s, over the gift of education remains.” The “party” is Coast Episcopal School’s annual Toast to the Coast fundraiser. This year’s fundraising event is scheduled for Friday, October 16, at 845 East Scenic Drive in Pass Christian. Boasting more than thirty restaurants across South Mississippi and housed under…

Special to The Pass Post   Science Café on the Coast, a collaboration between The University of Southern Mississippi (USM) Gulf Coast Library, Harrison County Library System, Long Beach Public Library, the Hancock County Library System, Infinity Science Center and Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, is partnering with the One Book, One Pass Community Read…