Events in Daphne, AL

Skating returns to Bienville Square with a free and family friendly event that invites everyone to cruise to the music and soak up the energy of Downtown Mobile. DJ Geaux supplies the soundtrack. Participants of every age and experience level are welcome, and adaptive skaters will find an ADA accessible rink. Skates are not available to rent, so bring your own roller skates or roller blades. To keep the rink safe and fun, children 10 and younger must be with an adult, and skates are required for entry. Move with the flow of skaters, avoid standing still or making sudden stops, and beginners should stay in the inside lane. Bicycles, hoverboards, scooters, and skateboards are not permitted, and pets are not allowed.

Bonjour Mobile! The Frenchmen Market spotlights Gulf Coast artists during the monthly artwalk on the second Friday. Centered around Bienville Square, it brings together a lively mix of creators and shoppers while showcasing local talent and craftsmanship. A new art gallery and an updated market location increase visibility for vendors, make browsing more accessible, and expand the platform that supports more than 100 artists, makers, and small businesses connected to The Frenchmen. Nonprofit organizations have opportunities to engage with the community and share the resources they offer. In line with City of Mobile ordinances, food trucks are not permitted.

Shows at The Book Cellar have a distinctive vibe, shaped by an intimate, up close setting and a welcoming staff that makes each performance feel personal and special. The atmosphere brings audiences close to the action, and those who know the venue already appreciate what sets it apart.

Admission is restricted to ages 21 and older, and there is no cover charge.

Now in its 29th year, the Franklin Buskey Golf Tournament will be held at Azalea City Golf Course with teams competing in groups of four. Awards will be given to the top three teams, along with prizes for longest drive and closest to the pin. A James E. Buskey hole in one prize offers $25,000 in cash. To register a team, contact Kathy Perry at (251) 463-4327 or Kathy.Perry@franklinprimary.org.

A family friendly market with a warm, welcoming atmosphere brings the community together. A wide-ranging lineup includes food, clothing, and art vendors, highlighting local small businesses, nonprofits, and artists. Vendors of all kinds are embraced, creating variety and offering a simple way to discover and support neighbors.

Settle in on the grass at Washington Square for the Mobtown Picnic Pop-Up, a laid-back gathering in one of Mobile's historic parks. Enjoy live music from Matthew Wojo, sample bites from food trucks, browse local vendors, and take part in outdoor fun. Guests are welcome to bring picnic baskets, food, and beverages, along with blankets or lawn chairs. Small personal umbrellas and sunscreen are encouraged. To keep views open and space comfortable for everyone, large tents and canopies may be limited. Leashed pets are welcome and owners should clean up after them. The event is weather dependent, and any changes will be shared through City of Mobile Events social media and official communication channels. Attendance implies consent to be photographed. For more information, call 251-208-1550 or email Events@cityofmobile.gov.

Union Arena brings Re:ZERO - Starting Life in Another World to the table with a release event at Gulf Coast Hobby. Explore new strategies with decks inspired by Subaru, Rem and Ram, or Emilia, square off with local players using the new set, and aim for exclusive promo cards. Bring a playmat, protect your security cards, and note that space may be limited due to product availability.

Music, dancing, and friendly fellowship are at the heart of this Mobile Country Music Association event. The environment is alcohol free and smoke free.

Explore terrarium building while learning to propagate rex and rhizome begonias in a creative, beginner-friendly workshop. The session covers proper layering and practical care tips so a miniature indoor ecosystem can thrive. Expect a relaxed, hands-on experience where participants get messy in a good way, learn new skills, and leave with a one-of-a-kind piece to enjoy at home. All materials are provided, and no prior experience is required. Tickets are required and seating is limited, so advance purchase is recommended because these workshops often sell out. BYOB is welcome, and snacks are provided.

Mobile becomes an open-air gallery as the inaugural MobTown Mural Fest invites artists and the community to celebrate large-scale public art. Throughout the weekend, walls and unexpected spaces will be transformed in real time, with chances to watch murals take shape and meet the creators behind them. Artist applications are open. Sponsorship opportunities are available to help bring lasting public artworks to life and strengthen the local creative community; for details, contact Executive Director Angela Montgomery or the Mobile Arts Council staff. This citywide celebration highlights public art’s power to connect people and add lasting color to Mobile.

Get an early look at the Cyberpunk trading card game before its full release in this hands-on beta event. The entry fee is $40, and a valid Cyberpunk TCG ID is required to participate. All participants receive a beta event kit on entry. Expect deck building, strategy testing, and friendly competition with fellow local players. Capacity is limited.

The Malbis Fall Market features over 40 local vendors at Historic Malbis Nursery. This free, family friendly event offers a chance to shop local in a historic setting.

Hearts For Hope brings the community together at Medal of Honor Park for a charitable showcase hosted by The Toasted Hour Co. The event supports Penelope House, Ronald McDonald House, and NICU, with all monetary contributions divided evenly among the three beneficiaries. Guests can explore local vendors and makers, enjoy food trucks, and take part in a 50/50 drawing along with raffle and door prize opportunities. Featured participants include Holly Jolly Snowcones, Mammie’s Comfort Creations, Little Library Tees, Freshies & More By Han, Bonded by B’s Permanent Jewelry, The Laz Creation LLC, D&D Sweets N’ Treats, GrubToGo Alabama, Lon’s Creations & Co, RW’s Rustic Creations, Beads by Sam, Shux Y’all Roasted Corn & More, Simsim Scents, Sabor Tropical Truck, Real Fruit Creamery, Aubrey&Co, and Little Lemon Co. Support can be offered through donation jars at every booth, and donation bins will be available for clothing and other items.

Shop local and support farmers, makers, bakers, crafters, and artists at a community-focused market at The Pillars. It is more than a shopping trip, with live music at every market and a large LED wall that shows Alabama football games or themed movies to set the mood. Holiday and other themed editions bring immersive decorations, plus gift baskets and special giveaways. Expect a welcoming atmosphere for friends and families, with something for everyone.

Explore a weekly flea market filled with independent vendors offering a little bit of everything. Hunt for retro clothing and collectible toys, sample a few food options, and uncover unexpected treasures across the stalls. This recurring Sunday event takes place every week unless otherwise noted.

Craft a miniature indoor terrarium while learning how to propagate rex and rhizome begonias in a hands-on, creative session. Instructors explain proper layering methods and share care tips to help your new ecosystem thrive. The experience is relaxed and beginner friendly, and everyone leaves with a unique piece to enjoy at home. All supplies are provided, and no prior experience is required. A ticket is required and space is limited, so early purchase is recommended because these workshops often sell out. Feel free to bring your own beverage, and snacks are provided.

Teeing Up the Future Golf Classic, presented by the Semmes Chamber of Commerce, brings golfers together at Magnolia Grove Golf Course for a community-focused tournament. Teams of four will play a scramble with a shotgun start. The event supports the continued growth of the local business community and advances the Chamber’s efforts to strengthen and promote the area. Sponsorship opportunities are available for organizations seeking visibility among local leaders, professionals, and community members in a relaxed setting. Team registration is open to businesses, organizations, and community members interested in taking part in a day of golf for a meaningful cause.

A relaxed gathering for readers that uses a share and discuss format. Participants talk about the books they are currently reading, keeping the conversation open and welcoming.

An adults-only session centered on coloring that offers a simple, welcoming creative break.

Young creators and innovators ages 5 to 17 take center stage at the National Maritime Museum of the Gulf, turning their ideas into real small businesses. Participants can sell handmade goods, offer services, or share their business concepts, and teens 14 to 17 can compete in a pitch contest for a chance to win prizes. The gathering includes live music, face painting, shopping, and activities for all ages. Space is limited, and early registration is encouraged.

This free Connect To Your Coast gathering offers beer and a chance to learn how to help. Attendees can enjoy a drink while discovering ways to get involved.

A lively bingo night at Oyster City Brewery brings together book lovers and plant enthusiasts. Inspired by the enthusiasm for Storylight and the Reads & Seeds gathering, it features classic bingo play with winners taking home books and plants.

Rock returns to the Decoy for another round connected to the Downtown Get Down. Expect a lively set and plenty of reasons to keep your shoes moving as the venue comes alive once again.

Celebrating its nineteenth year, the GO Run takes place at Hancock Whitney Stadium with two distances, a 5K and a one mile fun run. With presenting support from the Catranis Family Charitable Foundation, the event raises funds for gynecologic cancer research at USA Health Mitchell Cancer Institute. Over nearly two decades it has generated more than one million dollars for MCI. Both distances are open to runners and walkers, and sponsorship opportunities are available.

MobTown Card Show features more than 75 tables. Vendor tables are available for $80 each. Those interested in vending can use the form referenced in the event announcement to apply.

At the fairgrounds in Mobile, Alabama, the Reptile & Exotic Pet Expo brings together a wide range of creatures and supplies. Highlights include ball pythons, geckos, boas, colubrids, frogs, and tarantulas, along with plants, enclosures, reptile supplies, and feeder insects and rodents. Admission is $10 per person per day, with free entry for children under 12.

The eighth annual Devyn’s Journey Dice Run brings riders and drivers together to raise funds for United Cerebral Palsy of Mobile. Presented by Mob Town Riders, this community-focused event supports individuals and families through a spirited ride and shared purpose. All vehicle types are welcome, including motorcycles, Jeeps, classic cars, trucks, and side-by-sides, and those who simply want to support the cause can enjoy the activities. Participants roll the dice for prizes recognizing the highest and lowest totals, with a 50/50 raffle, auction items, and food available. Registration takes place at Blues Tavern, and the route features visits to Blues Tavern, LA Tavern, Pelican Reef, and Pelican Pub. Entry is $20 for a rider and $10 for a passenger.

At the Daphne Civic Center, the 2026 Tails of Hope Gala, The Art of Rescue, blends compassion and creativity in an elegant, art gallery inspired setting that honors every rescued animal as a masterpiece and every story as worthy of celebration. This signature gathering welcomes animal lovers, community leaders, and supporters for an evening centered on connection and meaningful impact. Curated showcases of adoptable pets, powerful rescue narratives, and opportunities to give illuminate The Haven’s mission in ways that resonate long after the night ends. Since 2000, The Haven has led the no-kill movement in Baldwin County. In 2025, the organization assisted 804 animals, celebrated 412 adoptions, provided over $63,000 in medical care, administered nearly 1,900 vaccines, and completed 473 spay and neuter surgeries, all fueled by community support. Tickets, sponsorships, and donations help create second chances for animals in need, turning compassion into action and treating every life as a work of art.

Here are the key ticketing and entry details for this show. TicketWeb is the sole official ticket outlet, and tickets purchased elsewhere are not guaranteed. Tickets are $43 in advance and $47.50 on the day of the show if available, with a limited Seated Side Riser option priced at $104.50. Attendees under 18 must be accompanied by a parent, and anyone under 21 will be charged a $5 surcharge at the door. Supporting acts are subject to change without notice.

As part of the Gulf Coast Challenge, the HBCU Fest presents a concert in Mobile, Alabama with Southern hip-hop artists Juvenile and Webbie performing live. The event highlights HBCU culture, community, and the surrounding football weekend. Concert tickets are $55. A $35 Game Day Ticket bundles admission to the Fred Hammond Gospel Xplosion concert, entry to the HBCU Fest featuring Juvenile and Webbie, and access to the Gulf Coast Challenge football game between Alabama A&M and Jackson State. This option combines three events into one pass.

This Mardi Gras themed golf scramble takes place at Heron Lakes Golf Course and uses a shotgun start. Food and beverages are provided for participants, and the day features raffles, contests, and prizes. The entry cost is $125 per player or $500 per team. Registration is available by phone at 251-622-4220 or by email at Cavalierclassic1977@gmail.com.

South Alabama Comic Con brings a two day celebration of fandom to the Mobile Convention Center in Mobile. Expect celebrity appearances, comics creators, cosplayers, vendors, gaming, fan panels, and a costume contest, with more to discover throughout the event.

This dance and dice pub crawl pairs upbeat moves with a roll of the dice, all to raise funds for Dance Without Limits. The route starts at The Stables, continues to Brickyard, and wraps up at Veet’s. Participants can dance, roll the dice, and try for prizes through raffles and door prizes along the way. Admission is $25 per person.

The Second Annual Ace Fore Kids TopGolf Tournament delivers an energetic night at Topgolf in Mobile with dinner, drinks, and interactive golf play, including private bay access. Presented by Paris Ace Hardware, the local retailer serving Mobile and Baldwin counties, the tournament directs all proceeds to USA Health Children’s & Women’s Hospital, the community’s Children’s Miracle Network Hospital, supporting life-saving care close to home. Local businesses and community groups can participate through sponsorships for six-person teams or by purchasing individual tickets.

Shadowgrass takes the stage at The Merry Widow for the first night of this engagement. Attendance is limited to guests 21 and over, and tickets range from $25 to $40.

An elegant black tie gala focused on mental health awareness, presented by Crowned Therapy, brings together community leaders, healthcare professionals, business owners, and supporters dedicated to expanding access to care. The evening includes networking during a reception, dinner with a thoughtful program, a mental health awareness presentation, recognition of community contributions, and celebration with music. Attire is pink and silver formal. The focus is on restoring wellness, reducing stigma, and empowering individuals. More information is available at 251-725-1669.

Back for its second year, the FVFD Golf Tournament is expanding to two flights to make room for more teams after an enthusiastic response last year. Sponsorships and team registration are available through the event QR code or by texting 'fvfdgolf26' to 234-324-3332. For additional information, email fvfdgolf@gmail.com.

The Frenchmen Market spotlights Gulf Coast artists at Bienville Square during artwalk night. Explore work from more than 100 artists, makers, and small businesses, supported by a new gallery and an updated market location that increase visibility for vendors and make shopping easier. Nonprofit organizations are welcome to participate to engage with the community and share available opportunities. Vendor registration is available, and food trucks are not permitted per City of Mobile ordinances.

The 10th Annual Bras Across the CAUSEway 5K & Festival takes place at USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park. Participants can run or walk a timed 5K, choose a family-friendly one mile fun run, or opt for a virtual format. Event shirts are available to show support. Proceeds benefit Bras Across the CAUSEway’s patient assistance program, which helps local breast cancer patients with everyday needs such as gas, groceries, copays, uncovered medical expenses, rent, utilities, and more. Whether participating, cheering, or volunteering, the event brings people together for community, hope, and action, with every mile contributing to meaningful assistance.

Learn how to mount a staghorn fern on cork bark in a guided, hands-on workshop. Step by step instruction covers preparing materials, securing the plant, and ongoing care so your fern thrives. The session welcomes beginners, and each participant leaves with a unique living piece ready to display at home. All supplies are included, and no prior experience is needed. Expect a casual, welcoming atmosphere that encourages learning by doing. Admission requires a ticket and space is limited, so purchasing in advance is recommended as workshops often sell out. You may bring your own beverage, and light snacks will be available.

Learn to create a living piece in this hands-on workshop focused on mounting a staghorn fern onto cork bark. Step by step guidance covers preparing materials, properly securing the plant, and caring for it after you take it home. The setting is relaxed and welcoming to beginners, and all supplies are provided. Participants will head home with a one of a kind creation ready to display. Tickets are required and seating is limited, so advance purchase is encouraged as workshops often sell out. BYOB is welcome, and snacks are provided. No prior experience is needed.

The Fostering Hope Gala, with presenting support from Cara & Company Salon, brings the community together to uplift children and families touched by foster care across the Gulf Coast. The evening features meaningful personal stories and a keynote address from Brodie Croyle. Contributions through tickets, sponsorships, and gifts benefit Fostering Together Gulf Coast, strengthening programs and resources for foster, adoptive, and kinship families. This gathering is hosted at the Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel.

Explore new homes across Baldwin County, Alabama as leading local builders welcome the public for free tours. Presented by the Baldwin County Home Builders Association, this Parade of Homes highlights current construction features, floor plans, and interior design ideas. It offers an easy way to see what is trending in residential building, whether you are considering a move to the area or planning a custom home. Walk through finished residences, compare styles, and gather inspiration directly from homes crafted by builders throughout Baldwin County.

Bring family members and plants to trade at a plant swap. Arrive a little early to unload and look over what others have brought. The swap moves quickly, helping you make your trades and head into the rest of your weekend.

A Halloween drawdown filled with games, dancing, and costume contests. A $75 ticket covers admission for two, finger foods, and a chance to win $3,500, with an optional $25 insurance add-on. Expect the crowd favorite "Lotsa Shots" and a playlist that keeps the dance floor moving with plenty of Thriller. It is BYOB, and the celebration takes place at the Elks Lodge.

The Koy Meets World Tour brings Jo Koy to Saenger Theatre for a night of high-energy stand-up rooted in family stories and Filipino heritage. His relatable perspective has connected with audiences across cultures, taking him from early sets in a Las Vegas coffee shop to headlining packed arenas around the globe. Regularly ranked among the top grossing comedians by Pollstar and Billboard, he continues to set records at premier venues. His Netflix lineup features Live From The Los Angeles Forum, Comin’ In Hot, Live From Seattle, and the variety special In His Elements highlighting Filipino American culture in Manila. After signing a two-special deal, he delivered Live From Brooklyn from the historic King’s Theatre, which finished among the platform’s most watched specials with more than 240 million minutes viewed, and he has already filmed another special in Stockton, California. Beyond stand-up, his screen credits include the Universal Pictures comedy Easter Sunday, Disney’s Haunted Mansion, voice roles in Netflix’s Monkey King and Leo, and Paramount+’s The Tiger’s Apprentice, along with appearances in Mr. Iglesias and Comedy Central’s Awkwafina Is Nora from Queens.

A two-day luxury mahjong retreat in Fairhope, Alabama brings intermediate and advanced American Mahjong players together for strategy, connection, and Southern hospitality. Created by The Mahjong Collective, this Autumn Soirée is curated for women who love the game and value thoughtful details, meaningful relationships, and elevated experiences. The program includes elegantly styled tables, competitive play with scoring, and targeted learning through a workshop on reading the table, defensive play and scoring, along with an advanced strategy session. Festive touches include a champagne and hors d'oeuvres soirée, boutique shopping, luxury prizes with sponsor gifts, and a private photo gallery for participants. Each attendee receives an exclusive custom mat from The Mahjong Collective available only to participants and a Lucky Tile Tote created with MB Greene. This experience suits players aiming to sharpen strategy and defensive skills, build confidence in reading the table, meet mahjong enthusiasts from across the country, enjoy the charm of Fairhope, and elevate their game. Many participants arrive solo and depart with lasting friendships. Cost is $595 per person. Space is limited.

At Saenger Theatre, this concert celebrates 35 years of Sonic the Hedgehog with music and moments from across the video game series. A combination of live ensemble, rock musicians, electronics, and vocalists performs signature themes and newly arranged favorites that span from the Genesis era to the present. The program traces standout scenes from the games and weaves in hidden musical nods for fans to discover, from Green Hill Zone to Undefeatable, creating a production that brings Sonic’s world to life on stage. A delivery delay applies to this event, and tickets will not be issued before the designated release date. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with local and Live Nation presales.

PLANTMANIA returns to the Alabama Gulf Coast with a two-day indoor plant showcase at the Daphne Civic Center, featuring thousands of uncommon, exotic, and favorite houseplants from growers worldwide. Plant lovers, collectors, and experts gather to celebrate remarkable finds and share knowledge in a lively, community setting. Tickets begin at $12, and children 12 and under are admitted free. VIP tickets are offered, and general admission is available online or at the door, with VIP purchases requested in advance.

Sammy Kershaw brings his country catalog to Fairhope for an evening of classics and fan favorites. With a trio of platinum albums, six that have gone gold, and more than 25 singles that reached the Billboard charts, including the chart-topping She Don't Know She's Beautiful, this concert highlights a career that helped shape modern country music. Expect timeless songs and the unmistakable voice that made him a staple on radios nationwide.

Boo Bash by the Bay brings a family friendly Halloween celebration to USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park, presented by Cumulus Media. Enjoy a day on the waterfront with live music and entertainment, food trucks, costume contests for adults, kids, and pets, dog adoptions with The City of Mobile Animal Shelter, a pumpkin pie eating contest, trick or treating, pumpkin decorating, balloon twisting, vendor shopping, a vendor booth decorating contest, and festive photo opportunities. Costumes are welcome for all ages, with treats, local vendors, music, games, and plenty of Halloween fun overlooking Mobile Bay. Admission is $10 and includes one pumpkin. Children 12 and under are admitted free. A $5 parking fee is charged by the park. Sponsors include Cumulus Media, Rock & Roll Offs, and Bottles Up Mobile. Additional entertainment, activities, vendors, and surprises may be announced.

Side-Eye brings a spirited performance to American Legion Post 199 in Fairhope, ready to give it their all. Attendees are encouraged to bring a chair, and the band will crank up the volume for a lively set.

This year’s KOStume bash is a festive fundraising celebration at Prodisee Pantry. The event puts the fun in fundraising with a lively bash atmosphere for all who take part.

Experience the Malbis Harvest Market, a free, family-friendly event at the Historic Malbis Nursery. Browse and shop local with more than forty local vendors in a beautiful historic setting.

Charles Gounod’s Romeo and Juliet adapts William Shakespeare’s tale of two rival households in Verona into an opera shaped by expressive duets and flowing waltzes. The music carries the romance and conflict of the story, telling the lovers’ journey through voices and dance-inspired rhythms.

A pair of voices takes the spotlight, each sharing stories and perspective. Their narratives weave together over the course of the program, shaping a memorable evening focused on storytelling, connection, and craft. The format keeps attention on the voices and the tales they tell.

An elegant midnight celebration inspired by Velaris and the Night Court, presented by Storylight and The Pillars, brings a romantasy themed evening of books, music, and festivities. Expect music and dancing, interactive games and themed activities, a fantasy costume contest, and photo spots suited to the Night Court aesthetic. Food is included with admission. Exclusive Storylight merchandise created just for this occasion will be available, and there will be a chance to browse the Storylight trailer. The Pillars will offer themed cocktails and other beverages throughout the night. Attire blends fantasy flair with after five style. Costumes and themed outfits are welcome but optional. Two ticket types are available. The Book + Soirée ticket at $65 is sold out and included a midnight copy of the book plus entry. The Soirée Admission at $30 provides entry to the celebration along with food, music, games, and access to all event activities. Quantities are limited.

The event at Robertsdale Horse Arena features 4D barrel racing and 3D poles. Payout returns 80 percent of entry fees and all added money is paid out, with the amount of added money subject to change. Exhibitions are offered for $5 each. A $50 membership is available, and members must attend four of the eight shows to qualify for end of year awards. The Saddlebook entry link will be posted one week before the show. After the pre draw is posted, refunds will not be issued.

A book and plant themed bingo night comes to Oyster City Brewery, created in response to the enthusiasm for Storylight and I Reads & Seeds. The evening features playful rounds with chances to win plants and books. It offers a relaxed outing for bingo fans, plant lovers, book enthusiasts, and friends planning a fun girls night while supporting a local business.

Enjoy a live performance from Brandon Giles at The Decoy Bar & Grill.

Danners Maine Lobster Shack is serving a lobster lunch, with orders available while supplies last.

The 5th Annual Gulf Coast Mac Down spotlights the region’s vibrant food culture and the enduring appeal of macaroni and cheese. This gathering welcomes families and pets, with music, activities for kids and adults, and plenty of mac and cheese to sample. Teams face off for the Golden Noodle and the right to claim the South’s best mac and cheese. Spire Energy presents this event, and proceeds support The Cookery Project’s Tackling Out of School Hunger Initiative. Admission includes cake walks, cookie decorating, face painting, a gaming truck, laser tag, a mac and cheese eating contest, music by DJ Fergg, and an obstacle course.

A Helen-inspired romp returns to Downtown Fairhope, bringing a lively show of support for Shuck Cancer. Expect towering wigs, flashy seventies flair, and vividly colored caftans as the Helens gather again. This edition aims to be bigger and brighter, packed with even more Helen energy. Further details will be shared as the event approaches.

Celebrate the arrival of Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War Vol. 3 in Union Arena at Gulf Coast Hobby. Explore new cards featuring Ichigo, the Captains of the Gotei 13, and the Quincy, then test fresh strategies in matches with local Tamers. Attendees can bring their playmats, and exclusive promotional items are associated with this release. Space may be limited due to product availability.

The Blowout Bar will be on site at Christmas Jubilee, welcoming attendees to stop by.

Enjoy a high-energy performance from Grits & Greens, a psychedelic y'alt rock band from Hattiesburg, Mississippi, whose songs dig into life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Their sound stirs together southern grit, progressive and punk rock bite, soulful vocals, cinematic atmospheres, a splash of funk, heartfelt intensity, and soaring harmonies, echoing influences like The Allman Brothers, Rush, Paramore, Lake Street Dive, Pink Floyd, Little Feat, Kings of Leon, and Fleetwood Mac. On stage they deliver tight grooves, memorable melodies, and a charismatic presence while telling stories about growing up, facing challenges, and confronting social injustice. The group’s momentum includes a self-titled debut in 2024 that moved more than 500 vinyl copies within weeks, a 2025 live release titled Live at Purple Bee, and the newest single So Much Fun, created entirely in-house from recording through mastering and reflecting the resilience of an emerging band. The lineup features Ryann McGhee on vocals, guitar, and keyboards, Jesse McGhee on guitar and vocals, Jake Noble on bass, and Sam Martinez on drums. Tickets are $20 on Eventbrite or at the door.

The annual walk organized by NAMI Mobile takes place at Medal of Honor Park’s Bicentennial Pavilion. Participants can register as individuals or form teams, with sign-ups available online or through the FUNDRAISE4NAMI app. On-site check-in will be available before the walk begins.

After a successful first year with strong community support, this second annual car show and chili cookoff returns to Robertsdale High School, bringing people together for a full day of cars, chili, music, and fun. The event supports the Robertsdale High School Golden Bear Band and is anticipated to be even bigger than the inaugural edition.

Explore the art of succulents in a hands-on workshop where participants design a personalized garden and learn the essentials of soil choice, watering schedules, light needs, and long-term plant care. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, ideal for beginners and enjoyable for seasoned plant lovers too. All materials are provided and no prior experience is required. Tickets are required and seating is limited, so reserving in advance is encouraged since sessions often reach capacity. Participants may bring their own beverage to sip while creating, and snacks will be available. Leave with a one-of-a-kind arrangement ready to brighten your home.

This lecture with Dr. Alison Henry, a Senior Instructor at the University of South Alabama and local historian, explores Mobile’s early history. It looks at Fort Louis at 27 Mile Bluff, the 1704 arrival of the Pelican Girls sent by the king, and how 23 young women helped shape the future of the Gulf Coast. The program also reflects on the legacy of these events, including outcomes that are celebrated as well as aspects that remain debated today.

Create a personalized succulent garden in a hands-on workshop that covers the essentials of soil selection, watering routines, lighting needs, and ongoing care. The atmosphere is relaxed and beginner friendly, and plant enthusiasts of all levels can explore their creativity and head home with a unique piece made by them. All supplies are provided, and no prior experience is required. Tickets are necessary and seating is limited, so advance purchase is recommended as sessions often sell out. Bring a favorite beverage to enjoy while you work, and light snacks will be available.

Now in its 16th year, this Christmas gift show returns to the Daphne Civic Center with a wide mix of holiday shopping. Expect crafts, gifts, accessories, home decor, fashion and more, including hard-to-find items for the person who seems to have everything. General admission is $5, with free entry for children 12 and under. VIP admission is $20 and includes a shopping bag. Vendor spaces are available, and inquiries can be sent to studioglitzevents@gmail.com. Direct marketing organizations should verify that their business is not already represented before applying.

A purposeful celebration takes place at Stewartfield on Spring Hill's campus, featuring complimentary wine and beer, delicious food, and keepsake caricature portraits. Additional surprises are planned, creating an atmosphere that blends elegance with meaningful impact.