Events in Daphne today

Coffee with the Chamber is a casual networking event that brings together Chamber partners, local business leaders, and community members for fresh coffee and meaningful conversation. It is designed to help attendees build relationships, share ideas, and stay connected to what is happening in the business community. The event is free for Chamber partners and guests, and preregistration is encouraged to assist with planning. Cumulus Media sponsors the gathering, helping create valuable opportunities to connect, collaborate, and grow.

Expectantly Expectant is a prenatal class where soon-to-be parents meet a pediatrician, tour the office, and receive practical guidance for welcoming a newborn. The session provides a welcoming, information-packed setting that helps new parents feel prepared and supported. Space is limited. To reserve a spot, call (251) 342-3810 or (251) 639-1300.

Enjoy live trivia at The Ravenite Pizzeria. The SpeedQuizzing app is required to play and each team needs one app. There are no team size limits. Vouchers are awarded for first, second, and third places. It is free to play with patronage of The Ravenite Pizzeria.

Free art lessons designed for anyone who believes they cannot draw. Experience the joy and therapeutic value of putting pencil to paper and watching a blank sheet come alive. Instruction is led by world-renowned artist Derek Norman. It is never too late to explore your creative side.

One Piece Trading Card Game fans can look forward to regular play nights hosted by Gulf Coast Hobby. The focus is on both competitive testing and casual matches, so newcomers and seasoned players alike can find a good game and try out fresh deck ideas with the local community. Entry is $10.

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.

Hosted by the Mobile County chapter of the UA-NAA, this recurring happy hour rotates between West Mobile and the Downtown or Midtown area. This edition takes place at Monroe's Pub & Patio. The series typically alternates between Monroe's Pub & Patio and POST on the Hill. Listings marked with an asterisk may change location, and those dates are not on the third Thursday. For the latest updates, check the chapter's social media.

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.

Take part in a ranked Dice Throne competition featuring a three deck format. Players select three decks, remove one from contention, and compete in best of three matches. The entry fee is $5, and every participant receives an alternate art card.

Head out from Red Beard’s Outfitter for a friendly road run that welcomes every pace and experience level. Pick a route that suits your day, either a 5K through town for a little extra mileage or a quick 1 mile if you are easing in. Afterward, enjoy refreshments, swap stories, and share a few laughs with fellow runners. Wear comfortable running gear, skip the Sasquatch costume, and keep safety in mind by bringing a headlamp and something reflective so everyone stays visible and looks out for one another.

This event focuses on competitive Pokemon tournament play. There is a sign-up cutoff.

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.

Expect lively music, plenty of room to dance, and a warm focus on fellowship. The gathering is alcohol-free and smoke-free.

Steve, Pat, and Dave team up for a funk performance at The Garage.

This flea market brings together a variety of vendors with food, vintage clothing, vintage toys, and plenty of other finds in between.

This competitive Summoner Skirmish features a $15 entry fee and requires a deck list. The tournament will include a cut to the top eight. Every participant receives a promo, limited to 32 in total. The top eight earn an additional promo, and one champion playmat is awarded to the overall winner. The champion also secures a round one bye at a Regional Qualifier. Players may accumulate byes across Summoner Skirmish events, although only one bye can be used at any single Regional Qualifier.

Author and culinary expert Chris Andrews leads a flavorful exploration of the Port City’s culinary heritage at Cox-Deasy Cottage. The presentation traces Mobile’s food story from French beginnings to the emergence of gumbo and today’s evolving dining scene, highlighting the people and traditions that shaped it. Andrews is a Mobile native, founder of Bienville Bites Food Tour with national recognition from USA Today, host of the Port City Plate podcast, and a past honoree in Mobile Bay Magazine’s young professionals feature. His book, A Culinary History of Mobile, covers more than three centuries of influences from Native, European, and African cuisines that blend into the distinctive flavors found across the city today. Admission is $10 for non-HMPS members, and HMPS members may attend for free.