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Explore over 300 years of history, heritage and culture.

EXPERIENCE THE MS GULF COAST'S MARITIME & SEAFOOD INDUSTRY MUSEUM.


Quilt Exhibit
and
Opening Reception


Thursday, October 10, 5:30pm-7:00pm

The public is invited to attend the opening reception of "Heirlooms of History and Heritage" featuring the quilt works of the Mississippi Gulf Coast Sand Stitchers and Vancleave Quilting Bees.
Attendees will have the opportunity to view the exhibit and tour the museum- free admission.
Light refreshments will be served. 


Select pieces in this exhibit will be available for purchase. 

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This exhibit, “Heirlooms of History and Heritage” features the quilting works of the Mississippi Gulf Coast Sand Stitchers and Vancleave Quilting Bees. The groups include quilters of all levels of experience who gather for fellowship, sharing of ideas and techniques while creating beautiful heirloom quilts and wall hangings. The colorful collection includes works of coastal and maritime themes captured in both pictures and quilt patterns carefully stitched together by local artisans.

Daily Tickets & Admission

Our Address:
115 1st Street

Biloxi, MS 39530


Hours:
Monday-Saturday 9-4:30
Sunday Noon-4 (except Dec.-Feb.)

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Rates: Non-Refundable

$10 Adults,

$8 Seniors (60&up)/Military/AAA,

$6 Students(5-15 yrs)

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Guided Tours

We offer guided tours for groups of 20 or more.
Tours can be customized for the needs of your group.

Rates

Adults $11
Seniors $9
Students $7
(1 adult free for every 10 students) 

Bus Drivers and Tour Directors are free


Contact Elizabeth Alexander at outreach@maritimemuseum.org to plan your tour. 
or

SEA & SAIL ADVENTURE CAMP

  • Registration for Sea-n-Sail Adventure Camp 2025 will open in January 2025!

 Please contact us at outreach@maritimemuseum.org if you have any questions. Thank you!

Registration opens January 2025
PDF APPLICATION
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Heritage Hall of Fame

  • The Maritime & Seafood Industry Museum is a place dedicated to preserving the history and impact of the maritime and seafood industry. We offer a wide range of educational and interactive activities, as well as our Heritage Hall of Fame application, which recognizes individuals who have made significant contributions to the maritime and seafood industry.

    Our museum is a great way to learn about the impact of the maritime and seafood industry on our society. We are committed to providing a fun and educational experience for all, and look forward to sharing our knowledge and stories with you.

2023-24 Hall of Fame Inductees: â€‹

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Boat Owners/Captains/Commercial Fisherman

Luka Kuljis

Joseph Lee Murray

J.P. Trochesset

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Commercial Seafood Processing

Clark Seafood

Lopez, Dunbar's Sons & Company

Biloxi Freezing Company

Kuljis Seafood and Ice Co.

Biloxi Shrimp, Inc. 

M & M Shrimp Co.

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Industry Tradesman

Zoe Broussard Demet

Noah Demet

Matteo Martinolich/Martinolich's Shipyard

Lazaro Lopez, Sr. 

James "Ralph" Horn

Lionel Eleuterius

Paul Bodin/Bay Marine Boatworks

L. Lopez and Company

Byrd's Grocery & Meat Market

Dr. James Edward Alexander

Kuljis Oil Dock/Luka Kuljis-Peter "Mex" Kuljis

Lee P. Gutierrez, Sr.

Lee Paul "Pedro" Gutierrez, Jr.

Henry "Duke" Gutierrez

Ramon "Ziggy" Gutierrez

 Frank C. Gutierrez

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Boat Names

Toni Jo Ann

Cavalier

Sea Queen

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Hurricane Camille Memorial

The Maritime & Seafood Industry Museum is now home to the Hurricane Camille Memorial commemorating the lives lost in the Category 5 storm that devastated the Mississippi Gulf Coast August 17, 1969. The names of all who died in the storm are listed and include the three unidentified persons known only as "Faith", "Hope" and "Charity".

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