UPCOMING EVENTS
2025
Jul 17 - 6PM Prince: A Conversation between C Liegh McInnis and Megan Holt
Jul 18 - 7PM UNFAZED: Prince Tribute Concert (Nolan Catering)
Jul 25 - 7PM Woodenhead & Bonearama horns (Gene Coia)
Aug 3 - 11AM BB Jonathon Long (Nolan Catering)
Aug 5 - 7PM Charmin Screening
Aug 9 - 10AM The Writing Room
Aug 28-31 - BOOKER FEST
Sep 5 - Alvin Youngblood-Hart's Muscle Theory (Nolan Catering)
Sep 10 - Private morning
Sep 12 - Private morning
Sep 13 - 10AM The Writing Room
Sep 25 - 7PM Sunny War (Alligator Mike)
Sep 28 - ONE MISSISSIPPI (Bertha's + Nolan)
Oct 11 - 10AM The Writing Room
Nov 2 - 6PM Día de los Muertos
Nov 8 - 10AM The Writing Room
Nov 16 - 7PM Cigars Under The Stars
Dec 11 - 5-8 PM Last Minute Mall
Dec 13 - 9-noon A Soulful Christmas
Dec 14 - Noon - Drag Brunch for Casa (Bertha)
Dec 21 - 6:30PM The Matzo Ball
2026
Jan 2-4 BSL Film Fest
Jan 17 Rock 'N' Roux
Jan 29-31 Homegrown (Thurs 1/29 - Hall)
Apr 4 - Swamp(gr)Ass Get Down
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Support & Look Good
Ways to support a rare African American, Chitlin' Circuit and MS Blues Trail Landmark
Host Events
The money raised from private community events helps us bring new community programming to the Bay St Louis area.
Buy Tickets
We offer 80 event a year, spanning the full range of creative pursuits of the Mississippi and Louisiana Delta. Come visit soon.
Become a Member
We have a growing community of annual members who give as little as $10 a month to the Hall to help with upkeep and cultural programming.
Our Story
The 100 Men Hall was created to support an underserved segment of the Bay Saint Louis community. After Katrina and a major grant to restore the Hall from the storm's damage, the Hall received worldwide recognition with the installation of a Blues Marker.
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Special Projects
The 100 Men Hall has always existed as a space for the communities of color to gather, express itself, support those in need and be a platform for storytelling and connection. Today's mission expands the original intention to other communities that are not part of the mainstream. Here are some of the special projects we continue to develop from within our walls and beyond.
The 100 Men Peoples Project
Our Annual Events Sponsors
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Fantastic venue with an incredible vibe run by a lovely new family. Excited to see what's to come!
This place has an amazing vibe! I recommend 100 Men Hall if you prefer to skip the touristy stuff and get to the heart and soul of the city. You’ll be glad you went if you’re interested in local history, excellent music, or amazing food.
A place where you can be yourself. You feel loved and respected. When life gets tough it a tucked away place you can feel appreciated.
Frequently Asked Questions
There are many ways to support the Hall:
1. Become a member of 100 WOMEN DBA
2. Add to the tip jar
3. Become a Hall Hero
4. Sponsor an event
5. Volunteer
When are you open?
The Hall opens regularly for Lava Lounge on Thursdays (5-7PM), for The Writing Room (2nd Saturday from 10-1PM), and for events. Text 228.231.1920 to see the Hall outside of these times.
How can I volunteer for events?
Email Rachel@100menhall.com or text 228.231.1920 for volunteer opportunities.
Do you rent the hall?
The Hall is available for rent. Please look at our rental rates here. (link to rentals)
Could we bring in our own food or liquor?
No. The food chain at the Hall goes like this: ticket sales pay for the band, food sales go directly to the chef, bar sales go to help maintain the Hall.
What time do the doors open for an event?
Always an hour before a show.
Is there parking?
We have a parking manager on duty to help you park.
Will there be food at the event?
We work with a variety of chefs who offer food for purchase at events.
Is there a bar?
We have a full service bar and accept all forms of payment.
Will there be seating at the event?
We do not guarantee seating, but we do our best to accommodate everyone. A few tables could be reserved for a separate fee (note: each guest requires a ticket).
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