Events in Baldwin County today

Flora-Bama hosts an event with a confirmed lineup that includes Dan Sullivan, Jeff Brewer, Heather Vidal, and Ricky Lamb. The roster is set and highlights these featured performers.

At South Baldwin Community Theatre, Peter Mayer, Jim Mayer, and Brendan Mayer present an afternoon of music alongside the Lone Palm Foundation. Tickets include a complimentary charcuterie table and soda, wine, or beer, plus a meet and greet with Nadirah Shakoor. Proceeds support the Parrot Head Emergency Phund, and current Parrot Heads in Paradise (PHIP, Inc.) members may be eligible for disaster relief upon application approval.

Peter Mayer, Jim Mayer and Brendan Mayer perform at South Baldwin Community Theatre with the Lone Palm Foundation in a benefit for the Parrot Head Emergency Phund. Tickets include pre-show refreshments, featuring a complimentary charcuterie spread and soft drinks, wine, or beer. Proceeds support the fund, and current Parrot Heads in Paradise, also known as PHIP, Inc., members may be eligible for disaster relief upon approved application.

Settle in for casual Commander games of Magic: The Gathering in a relaxed setting. Players of any experience level are welcome. When you arrive, share your deck’s power level so pairings can be made appropriately. A selection of sealed products will be available for purchase, and light refreshments will be on hand.

The launch celebration for the Feed the Flock app at The Barn on Vance features an evening of locally produced and crafted foods. The new platform is designed to connect and educate, helping grow a stronger, healthier, and more sustainable community.

A horror book club meets on the fourth Thursday of every month to discuss scary books. Participants explore chilling titles together.

Every Thursday, VFW Post 5658 fills with sing-along energy. Friendly bartenders, tasty food, and $2 tacos create an easygoing vibe while you share a song.

Saucy FuzZ takes the stage for a live performance at The Red Haven Live.

PLANTMANIA returns to the Alabama Gulf Coast with a two-day indoor plant show at the Daphne Civic Center. Explore thousands of rare, exotic, and popular houseplants sourced from growers around the world, and connect with plant enthusiasts, collectors, and experts. Tickets start at $15, and children 12 and under are admitted free. General admission can be purchased online or at the door, and VIP tickets are available with an early shopping window.

Studio 251 Tattoos celebrates its grand reopening with a festive, family friendly gathering. The event features limited-time flash designs with special pricing, several raffles offering prizes, musical performances, and food with a relaxed hangout atmosphere. It also showcases the renovated and expanded studio, giving visitors a first look at the refreshed space. People of all ages are welcome, and attending does not require getting a tattoo. The celebration serves as a thank-you to the community whose support made the transformation possible.

A relaxed, creative coloring session designed specifically for adults. Enjoy a calm setting and take your time adding color to the page at your own pace.

Sammy Kershaw brings his celebrated country sound to Fairhope for an evening of classic hits and storytelling. His career spans three platinum albums, six gold releases, and more than 25 Billboard-charting singles, including the number-one She Don't Know She's Beautiful. A veteran of the genre, he revisits favorites that showcase the sound that made him a fixture in country music.

A pirate themed Halloween evening unfolds at the Baldwin County Heritage Museum, blending trick or treating along a vendor row, family friendly activities, entertainment, and a bustling fall market. Guests can browse handmade crafts, seasonal decor, boutique items, baked goods, artisan products, and gifts while capturing festive fall and Halloween photos around the grounds. Kids can enjoy games and activities, and everyone is encouraged to wear pirate, Halloween, or family themed costumes for a friendly costume contest. Admission is 10 dollars per person and includes entry, access to kids activities, entertainment, and participation in the costume contest. Food trucks will be on site with award winning Royal Eats and the award winning, grand champion Lucky Lemon. A special appearance by Frankenstein of the Gulfcoast adds to the spooky fun. Opportunities for vendors, sponsors, food trucks, and volunteers are available.

Recently rescheduled, this hands-on workshop at That Art Place in Daphne invites participants to explore mosaic art with a bold twist. Create a set of candle holders using colorful glass, then finish them with deep black grout that boosts contrast and lets each piece stand out. Instructors provide step-by-step guidance, from choosing colors and planning designs to pouring wax, setting a wick, and selecting a scent. No prior experience is required, and capacity is limited.

High energy live music pairs with affordable drinks for adults at Post 99, the place with the large tank out front. Everyone is welcome.

An interactive whodunit sets the scene at Gelato Joe’s, turning guests into detectives. Participants examine clues, question suspects and track down the culprit hidden among Frankenstein, Dracula, the Invisible Man and other classic monsters. Admission is $60 per person and includes a three-course buffet, a 90 to 120 minute immersive mystery and prizes for standout sleuths. Before the investigation begins, there are appetizers, drinks and a chance to mingle with characters, and themed beverages will be available for adults with valid ID. The menu will be announced soon. Groups of four or more who wish to sit together can coordinate seating by contacting ICMT owner Nicole Dickson at 850-207-7115.

The event includes a dog parade.

This gathering offers a welcoming space for women to connect and spend unhurried time on their favorite crafts. An optional vision board class is available for anyone who wants added creative direction. Lunch is provided. Tickets are in high demand, and registration details are shared in the comments. Please avoid using spray paint or large amounts of glitter.

Compete in a One Piece TCG win-a-box event using a standard constructed format. The entry fee is $20 and participation is capped at 18 players, so advance registration is recommended to secure a seat. Registration closes shortly before the start and the tournament begins promptly. Players should bring a deck and Don.

Side-Eye brings an all-out performance to American Legion Post 199 in Fairhope. Expect an energetic show filled with heart and plenty of noise. Attendees are encouraged to bring a chair.

Smith & Kern return to GT's on the Bay in Orange Beach for an evening of live music, rich harmonies, and crowd favorites. The performance unfolds on the waterfront with sunset views and a relaxed coastal atmosphere. Guests can enjoy coastal cuisine, fresh seafood, tropical cocktails, and cold drinks in an outdoor setting by the bay. Arrival is possible by boat or by car. Costumes are optional.

The Beach Bum Band will be at MOTM. Registration is available.

The KOSTUME Bash is a costume-themed fundraising celebration at Prodisee Pantry with a focus on fun. Attendees can expect a playful atmosphere that puts costumes and fundraising front and center.

Experience the Fall Music Series with a live courtyard performance by Beach Rat. The Atrium bar will be open. Admission is free, and the nursery will stay open for shopping while the music plays.

A big birthday bash for Bearded Tim Roberts is set at Flora-Bama. Festivities unfold on the line at the tent stage, with a Sweet Home Alabama salute at the Bama.

The Bams and Bubbles Halloween Party promises a spirited night the whole family can enjoy. Play mahjong along with other table games, snack on spooky themed treats, and sip specialty cocktails or mocktails. Tickets are available now.

An annual Halloween bash sets the stage for a lively night with DJ Kelly and a bar featuring tacos. This event is strictly for adults 21 and older. Bring your best look for a costume competition that keeps the spirit high. Tickets are available online, so plan ahead for music, food, and festive fun.

At Graham Creek Nature Preserve, a shadowy circus slips into the woods as performers roam among the pines and hidden shapes linger just off the trail. Follow the twisting path, avoid figures that dart behind the trees, and see whether you can make it through the sideshow from start to finish. Once you step into the forest, the only way out is ahead. Tickets may be purchased in advance on the venue's website or in person at the event. For everyone's safety, masks and props are not permitted on the trail.

Deep South Speedway in Loxley, Alabama hosts the Halloween Havoc season finale as the Hoosier Racing Tire USCS Outlaw Thunder Tour presented by XC Gear brings winged Sprint Cars packing more than 750 horsepower. Drivers will take on the 3/8 mile, high banked Alabama clay oval at speeds topping 125 miles per hour, setting up a night of tight battles and high intensity laps. The lineup features USCS Sprint Cars, CRUSA Dirt Late Models with $2,000 to win, Factory Stock, Pure Stock, and a Crown Vic vs Bombers Full Moon Showdown. Family friendly extras include costume contests for kids and adults, candy during a meet the drivers Track or Treat session, a pumpkin carving contest, and what is billed as the world’s first Great Pumpkin Race on Wheels. It is a full slate of racing and Halloween themed fun.

High Cotton brings a high-energy rock set to the RHL stage at The Red Haven Live.

Groovy Goat OWA in Foley hosts an NFL Sunday Ticket gathering with value deals throughout the event, including pitchers of beer for $8.50, $10 bottles of champagne paired with a mimosa mixer, all you can eat wings for $25, and a sampler featuring five different appetizers for $19.50.

Malbis Harvest Market gathers more than 40 local vendors at Historic Malbis Nursery for a family friendly shopping experience. Browse a variety of goods from area makers in a nursery setting. Admission is free.

Pumpkin Sunday offers a laid back, family friendly morning at Shore Light. Children can choose a free pumpkin to take home, and pumpkin pie will be available for everyone with whipped cream. Friends, neighbors, and coworkers are welcome to share in a simple, sweet time together.

Brandon Giles takes the stage at The Red Haven Live with a piano-centered show. The event welcomes guests of all ages, and food and drinks are available, with the pizza singled out as especially good.

Trunk or Treat features candy, a chili cook-off, a bounce house, along with horseback and train rides. Admission is free.

Test your knowledge at Monday night trivia on the Deck at Gelato Joe’s. Teams compete for bragging rights in a friendly trivia showdown. Enjoy food and cold drinks while you play. It happens every Monday, so rally your team and aim for the top spot.

Casual Gundam TCG open play takes place at Gulf Coast Hobby, with space reserved each week for the community to battle, trade, and fine tune decks. New and seasoned pilots are welcome, with plenty of opportunities to test builds and sharpen strategies in a relaxed setting. The format is open play and casual, and a firm sign up cutoff applies.

Digimon Trading Card Game fans gather for a weekly play night at Gulf Coast Hobby, welcoming both seasoned Tamers and those just getting started. Enjoy casual matches with a friendly community that is ready to help newcomers and challenge experienced players alike. Bring a deck and a memory gauge to jump into the action.

Enjoy a creative afternoon made for tweens at Daphne Public Library. This session features a guided canvas painting activity. Advance registration is required, and participation is limited to students in grades 3 through 5. To sign up, send a Facebook message or email kneyers@daphneal.com with the child's name, grade, and contact information.

Experience live trivia at The Ravenite Pizzeria in Fairhope. Play is powered by the SpeedQuizzing app, with one app required per team. Teams can be any size. Participation is free for patrons of The Ravenite Pizzeria, and vouchers are awarded for first, second, and third place.