Gulf Coast Museum Guide

BILOXI, Miss. (GULF COAST WEEKEND) - The Gulf Coast is home to a plethora of incredible museums and collections- probably many more than the average person realizes!

We’re working to highlight our local museums and give you a one-stop-shop to plan your next visit.

The videos below showcase what makes each museum special. Click on the titles to visit the museum’s website and learn more information.

Biloxi Visitors Center

Visit the Biloxi Visitors Center Stop by the Biloxi Visitors Center's museum, located across from the Biloxi Lighthouse, to learn about the rich history and culture of the city.

Coastal Mardi Gras Museum

Visit the Coastal Mardi Gras Musuem Take in the sights and sounds of Mardi Gras on the Coast throughout the years, including locally-made, elaborate costumes, dazzling beads and shiny doubloons.

Gulfport Museum of History

Visit the Gulfport Museum of History Located in the historic 1904 Union Railroad Depot, the Gulfport Museum of History is your one-stop-shop to learn about the extensive history of the city.

Walter Anderson Museum of Art in Ocean Springs

Visit the Walter Anderson Museum of Art WAMA celebrates and houses the collection legacy of Walter Inglis Anderson, a cultural icon who showcased the Coast's beautiful ecosystems and natural landscape

Waveland’s Ground Zero Hurricane Museum

Visit Waveland's Ground Zero Hurricane Museum The Ground Zero Hurricane Museum is located in the former Waveland Elementary School, the only building on Coleman Avenue to survive Katrina.

Our museum guide series is constantly expanding! Return to this same page to see new videos as they’re added.

Know of a museum that should be highlighted on this list? Send an email to GulfCoastWeekend@wlox.com.