SUMMARY: The Mississippi Aquarium is bringing holiday cheer to the coast with a special event called “A Magical Mississippi Christmas,” featuring a projection map show, *A Penguin’s Christmas Wish*. The show follows penguins on Christmas adventures across Mississippi, highlighting local landmarks. The exclusive preview was held for aquarium employees, showcasing the effort behind the production. This is the first time the aquarium opens at night to the public, offering a unique evening experience. The event, supported by the city of Gulfport and Coca-Cola Bottling Company, will be available for public viewing starting Friday.

The holiday magic runs from November 29 to December 31.

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SUMMARY: This morning in South Mississippi, weather conditions remain calm across the Atlantic, Caribbean, and Gulf, with only a slight chance of low formation. However, dense fog advisories are in effect for coastal and certain inland areas, necessitating caution while driving. Expect cloudy skies today with minimal rain, and a brief chance of sprinkles tonight. A frontal system will move in by tomorrow morning, potentially bringing minor severe weather risks, although significant impacts are unlikely. Overall, a cool down is expected, leading to chilly mornings and afternoons as travel conditions remain favorable for the Thanksgiving holiday.

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SUMMARY: As Thanksgiving approaches, a Wisconsin man named Brian travels to Ocean Springs each year to sell Christmas trees at Redmond’s Nursery. Having started this tradition 45 years ago, Brian continues to bring unique trees that thrive outside Mississippi, as local conditions favor only pines and junipers. Families, like one that has been visiting for over 30 years, come to choose their perfect tree together. Brian enjoys the camaraderie and sense of community at the nursery, considering his time on the tree lot part of his Christmas celebration. Redmond Farms will remain until they sell out.

Brian Redmond of Wisconsin comes to Ocean Springs each year to set up his lot and sell Christmas trees that can’t be grown on the Coast.

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