Moss Point Events
Ina Thompson Moss Point Library
4119 Bellview Ave.
Moss Point, MS 39562
(228) 475-7462
Liz Murphy, Branch Manager
November Storytimes at Ina Thompson Moss Point Library
Ina Thompson Moss Point Library invites families to join us for a month of fun and imaginative Storytimes throughout November! Each week features a different theme designed to spark curiosity, creativity, and a love of reading for children of all ages.
Storytime Schedule:
- Saturday, November 1 – Pirates 🏴☠️ – Family Saturday Storytime
- Tuesday, November 4 – Night Sky 🌙✨
- Tuesday, November 11 – Closed for Veterans Day 🇺🇸
- Tuesday, November 18 – Owls 🦉
- Tuesday, November 25 – Popcorn Pumpkins 🍿🎃
These interactive Storytimes include themed books, songs, and crafts, making them perfect for family fun and early literacy development. Join us for stories, laughter, and creativity all month long!
Easy Crochet at Ina Thompson Moss Point Library
Moss Point, MS — Ina Thompson Moss Point Library invites community members to relax, learn, and create at our Easy Crochet Workshop on Saturday, November 1, at 1:00 p.m.
This welcoming program is perfect for beginners who want to learn the basics of crocheting in a supportive environment. Materials will be provided for those just getting started, and experienced crafters are welcome to bring their own projects to work on while enjoying the company of fellow makers.
Whether you’re learning a new skill or revisiting a favorite hobby, this event offers a cozy, creative space to connect and craft together. Come discover the joy of crochet, one stitch at a time!
“The New Classics” Film Series Presents to Olivia at Ina Thompson Moss Point Library
Moss Point, MS — Ina Thompson Moss Point Library invites the community to its “The New Classics” film series with a special screening of To Olivia on Saturday, November 8, at 10:30 a.m.
Starring Hugh Bonneville, Keeley Hawes, Sam Heughan, and Conleth Hill, this moving 2021 drama tells the true story of beloved children’s author Roald Dahl and his wife, Hollywood actress Patricia Neal.
Set in 1962, the film explores how the couple’s world is shattered when their daughter, Olivia, tragically dies of measles. Through heartbreak and loss, their shared grief becomes a journey of love, redemption, and resilience, revealing the strength that shaped Dahl’s storytelling and Neal’s remarkable career.
Join us for this touching film that reminds us how creativity and courage can emerge even from life’s greatest challenges.
Identity Theft and Dating Site Fraud — Why Online Safety Matters
Moss Point, MS — Ina Thompson Moss Point Library will host an important community program, “Identity Theft and Dating Site Fraud: Why Online Safety Matters,” on Monday, November 10, from 3:00 to 4:00 p.m.
In today’s connected world, being online means being aware. This informative session, presented by Helen Sylvester, will offer valuable insights into protecting your identity, understanding Power of Attorney responsibilities, and preventing fraud and scams before they cause harm. Attendees will learn practical steps to safeguard their personal information, recognize warning signs of online scams, and stay secure while navigating social media, email, and dating platforms.
This program is sponsored by Navigator Credit Union, which is committed to promoting financial literacy and community education. Navigator Credit Union partners with local organizations to help individuals protect their financial well-being and stay informed in an increasingly digital world.
Online safety protects your identity, your privacy, and your peace of mind, because it pays to Think Before You Share.
Friends of the Moss Point Library Host Indoor Garage Sale, Nov. 14–15
MOSS POINT, MS — Shoppers, bargain hunters, and book lovers are invited to the Friends of the Moss Point Library Indoor Garage Sale on Friday and Saturday, November 14–15, 2025, from 10 AM to 3 PM at the Ina Thompson Moss Point Library, 4119 Bellview Ave.
Discover a wide variety of treasures — from books, décor, and household items to toys and collectibles — all at bargain prices! Every purchase helps fund library programs and services that benefit the Moss Point community. Special Deal: Saturday at 1 PM — all items 50% off!
Don’t miss this fun and meaningful way to shop, save, and support your local library!
For more information, call 228-475-7462, follow @JacksonGeorgeLibrary on Facebook and Instagram, or visit www.JGRLS.org.
Pinecone Birdfeeders Craft Workshop at Ina Thompson Moss Point Library
Moss Point, MS — Ina Thompson Moss Point Library invites adults to relax, unwind, and create something special at our Pinecone Birdfeeders Workshop on Wednesday, November 20, from 5:00 to 6:00 p.m.
This hands-on, nature-inspired craft session offers participants the chance to make their own pinecone bird feeders, a simple and charming way to attract feathered friends while adding a rustic touch to your outdoor space.
All materials will be provided, and no crafting experience is necessary, just bring your creativity and enjoy an hour of fun and relaxation at the library. Take a break, connect with nature, and leave with a handmade bird feeder your local birds will love!
Ina Thompson Moss Point Library Hosts “Let’s Talk with Our Hands: Intro to Sign Language”
Moss Point, MS — The Ina Thompson Moss Point Library is proud to partner with De L’Epée Deaf Center, Inc. and the Catholic Diocese of Biloxi to offer a 6-week introductory course in American Sign Language (ASL) beginning this fall.
Classes will be held at the library starting at 4:30 PM on the following dates:
- October 21 & 28
- November 4, 18, & 25
- December 2
“Let’s Talk with Our Hands: Intro to Sign Language” is designed for beginners and those at an intermediate level, providing a supportive and interactive environment to learn ASL basics. Participants will explore vocabulary, grammar, and conversational skills to help communicate more effectively with members of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community.
“Whether you want to communicate with a loved one or simply learn a new skill, this program is a meaningful way to connect and broaden understanding,” said Branch Manager Liz Murphy.
Space is limited, so early registration is encouraged. Reserve your spot by calling 228-475-7462 or signing up in person at the library.
Ukulele Exploration at Ina Thompson Moss Point Library
Moss Point, MS — Have you always wanted to try the ukulele? Now’s your chance! Mondays at 4:00 p.m., the Ina Thompson Moss Point Library will host Ukulele Exploration, a fun and welcoming program for all ages.
Thanks to the Mississippi Library Commission, the library has borrowed a set of 10 ukuleles available for patrons to use during the program. Participants who already own a real (non-toy) ukulele are encouraged to bring it along and join the fun.
Ukulele Exploration will continue every Monday through the end of October. Space is limited, call the library today to reserve your spot! Come strum, explore, and discover the joy of making music at your library.
Ina Thompson Moss Point Library Invites You to the Midweek Literary Society
MOSS POINT, MS — Escape the midweek blues and immerse yourself in great stories at the Midweek Literary Society at the Ina Thompson Moss Point Library. Meeting every other Wednesday at 3:30 p.m., this welcoming group is the perfect retreat for book lovers of all kinds. Discover new reads, share your thoughts, and enjoy lively conversations in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
No commitment is required, just bring your curiosity and your love of reading. Whether you’re exploring fiction, nonfiction, or anything in between, you’ll find a community ready to turn the middle of your week into a literary adventure.
Ina Thompson Moss Point Library Launches Youth Book Club
Moss Point, MS – The Ina Thompson Moss Point Library invites young readers to join its Youth Book Club, meeting every Wednesday at 4:30 p.m.
The club offers a welcoming space for kids and teens to read, reflect, and relate through stories. Participants can share their thoughts, explore new genres, and build friendships through the love of reading.
For more information, contact the Ina Thompson Moss Point Library.










