Events
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Pascagoula Run Paddle Battle
Dip your paddle into one of the Mississippi Gulf Coast’s officially designated water trails and enjoy a uniquely adventurous perspective of the region’s abundant natural beauty and native wildlife.
The Pascagoula River, also known as the “Singing River”, is the largest free flowing (unimpeded) river system in the contiguous United States.
The Pascagoula River Paddle Battle is an 11.5 mile race down the Pascagoula River for all types of human powered paddle craft. The race will begin at Little River Marina in Moss Point and end at the LaPointe-Krebs House in Pascagoula.
Racers will drop their paddle craft at Little River Marina in Moss Point and then park their vehicles at LaPointe-Krebs House in Pascagoula. Shuttles will be provided back to the race start.
The next Battle is scheduled for October 3, 2026.
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Cattails and Cocktails on Krebs Lake
There is nothing like a Krebs Lake sunset in the crisp fall air of October. Add the scenery to the La Pointe-Krebs backdrop along with historical demonstrations and displays, and it is now a celebration!
Enjoy one of the most popular LPK events in a new location for this 250th Anniversary Festival.
We have some incredibly exciting news to share as we publicly extend our deepest gratitude to some special donors. Their support helps us keep the oldest structure in the Mississippi Valley thriving!
Mark your calendars for an unforgettable celebration combining America’s 250th and LPK’s 269th Birthday on Friday, October 2, 2026.
The festivities include a special appearance by Hugo Krebs, historic tabby and bousillage demos, pit sawing, and colonial trade crafts presented by the History Museum of Mobile! Enjoy live music overlooking Krebs lake, an exclusive showcase of antique, pre-1950 automobiles, a preview of plans for a new interactive building, and an invitation to help pave the way to a permanent walk in history.
For only $25 per person, enjoy a reception of the LaPointe-Krebs Heritage Society to include wonderful beer and wine tasting and specialty treats. We will also host a La Pointe-Krebs Family Reunion & Descendant Roll Call with a giant family tree map and group photos!
Kayakers will also be preparing for the annual Pascagoula River Paddle Battle and there will be auction items and raffles as well.
See you on Krebs Lake!
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Krebs Lake Celebration
Mark your calendars for October 2, 2026, from 4–7 PM! The La Pointe-Krebs House and Museum is bringing its annual fundraiser directly to the historic waterfront grounds it supports. Cattails & Cocktails on Krebs Lake will pull double duty as a community fundraiser and a celebration marking America’s 250th and the La Pointe-Krebs House’s incredible 269th birthday.
Admission to Cattails & Cocktails on Krebs Lake is FREE, and the entire community is invited to come enjoy an evening of living history, live music, vintage automobiles, family history and more on the grounds of one of the Gulf Coast’s most remarkable historic sites.
Guests ages 21 and up may also purchase a $25 ticket to Toasting Traditions, a special Heritage Society tasting reception held as part of the evening’s festivities.
Past Events
A Special One-Night Paranormal Experience
Dark Water Tours
On Saturday evening, February 7, 2026, a paranormal investigation was hosted at the historic La Pointe-Krebs House. From the moment it began, the atmosphere felt heavy with age and quiet anticipation, as if the house itself were aware of a presence. The structure, steeped in centuries of Gulf Coast history, provided an ideal setting for the evening’s investigation.
The session focused primarily on the Estes Method, using a spirit box to attempt real-time communication. As the session began, the environment grew noticeably still. Through the spirit box, what sounded like distinct voices could be heard speaking in French, German, and English—languages consistent with the cultural history of the region and the families who once lived there. Some responses appeared contextually relevant to questions being asked, which heightened the sense of engagement among everyone present.
During one portion of the Estes session, audible knocking sounds were heard within the room. These knocks occurred at moments that seemed responsive rather than random, adding to the intensity of the experience. The combination of multilingual spirit-box voices and unexplained knocking created an atmosphere that was both fascinating and deeply unsettling.
While experiences like these always invite healthy skepticism and careful interpretation, the events of the evening were compelling enough to leave a lasting impression. Whether viewed as paranormal communication or unexplained environmental phenomena, the investigation at La Pointe-Krebs House offered a memorable encounter with the unknown and a powerful reminder of the stories that historic places may still hold.
Overall, the investigation was thoughtfully conducted, respectful of the location’s history, and genuinely intriguing. It stands as an experience we will not soon forget.
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