hidden adventures await
Stone County comes alive each year with a lineup of beloved community events that celebrate its rich culture, outdoor spirit, and small-town charm. From the lively Pine Hill Festival that kicks off spring with local music, crafts, and food, to the whimsical Scarecrow Convention that brings creative fall displays to life, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Athletes and spectators alike flock to the Cultivation Nation Triathlon for an exciting day of endurance and camaraderie, while the annual Christmas Parade caps off the year with festive lights, joyful music, and hometown pride. Together, these annual traditions make Stone County a place where community spirit shines all year long.
Pine Hill Festival
Get ready for an unforgettable weekend at the Pine Hill Festival! With over 40 years of tradition, the Pine Hill Festival is all about joy, laughter and making lifelong memories. Mark your calendar, invite your friends and experience this beloved event’s magic!
Cultivation Nation Triathlon
Stone County’s Cultivation Nation Triathlon is a community-driven event at Flint Creek Water Park. It is designed to bring together and challenge athletes of all levels from all over the Southeast region.
Whether you’re an experienced triathlete or an attendee looking for adventure, Cultivation Nation also offers the opportunity to uncover the hidden gems that await in Stone County all weekend (or all week!) long.
Scarecrow Convention
As the crisp autumn breeze sweeps through the streets of Stone County, a unique tradition brings the community together in a delightful, artistic celebration—the annual Scarecrow Convention. This beloved event, which began in 2010 thanks to the creative efforts of the Pine Hill Ladies in Wiggins, has grown into a highly anticipated festival that allows businesses, schools, churches, families and organizations to showcase their own imaginative fall-themed scarecrow displays.
Stone County Christmas Parade
The Stone County Annual Christmas Parade is a cherished holiday tradition that brings the community together in the heart of downtown Wiggins. Each December, families line the streets to watch colorful floats, marching bands, and twinkling lights fill the night with festive cheer. Local schools, businesses, and organizations join in the fun, spreading joy and holiday spirit to all ages. With Santa Claus making his grand appearance to close the parade, it’s a magical event that captures the warmth and togetherness of Christmas in Stone County.
