This year’s schedule includes new additions alongside returning favorites.

Cruisin’ the Coast brings classic cars and crowds to Bay St. Louis as organizers monitor Hurricane Isaias and businesses prepare for visitors.

Cruisers took over the Biloxi Town Green and downtown for the Biloxi Block Party Wednesday.

Margaritaville Resort hosted its annual Cruisin’ Block Party Tuesday afternoon, drawing thousands of vintage cars to the resort’s front parking lot for food, music, and classic cars.

Veterans at the Armed Forces Retirement Home got a front-row seat to a parade of classic cars Tuesday afternoon.

Amur Aesthetics is located at 314 Highway 90 in Waveland.

Dog owners tossed beads, moon pies, and other throws during the parade to maintain the traditional Mardi Gras feel.

Visitors praise city's Carnival experience

This year’s theme was pop art, an artistic style blurring the lines between pop culture and fine art.

The city traded its workday routine for beads, music and Mardi Gras spirit Tuesday as the Krewe of Real People the Next Generation held its annual Fat Tuesday parade.

The good times are rolling earlier this year in South Mississippi, with Fat Tuesday landing on February 17.

For more than a decade, the streets of Bay St. Louis have been filled with the swashbuckling pirate spirit for the Mystic Krewe of the Seahorse Parade.

The event had one participant this year.

Amur Aesthetics is located at 314 Highway 90 in Waveland.

Spirit Halloween’s top costume trends include “Off Campus,” “Toy Story 5,” “K-Pop Demon Hunters,” superheroes and Greek-inspired looks.

The shop is on Popp’s Ferry Road near the Indian Drive intersection in Biloxi.

For the third year, the shop is partnering with Crittenden Distillery for a limited-edition Cruisin’ the Coast bourbon.

Cars from the 1940s, ’50s, ’60s, ’70s and beyond filled the Town Commons at Gautier’s Cruisin’ Through the Decades, including Chevelles, Volkswagens and Bel Airs.

The roar of classic cars, the shine of chrome and a whole lot of horsepower rolled through the streets of Long Beach.

Autocross is underway at the Scarlet Pearl Casino, marking the twelfth year the event has been part of the Cruisin’ the Coast festivities.

From a 1935 Ford coupe to a school bus, vehicles lined up for the event.

When classic cars start pulling in, it does wonders for businesses — especially for those in the car industry.

Lafayette Cemetery No. 1 in New Orleans reopened for guided tours after seven years, following renovations, maintenance and preservation work.

Rain doesn't stop classic car lovers at Hardy Court Cruise-In