Events in Daphne today

Take part in the Satsuma 2 Miler on a fast, flat, certified course (AL22024JE) that starts and finishes near the Satsuma Community Center. Award winners will be able to select their award from an assortment cleared out from previous races. A post-race party will include presentations for 2025 to 2026 Grand Prix, Corporate Cup, and State Record awards. Participants are encouraged to bring any extra safety pins from home or vehicles so they can be recycled. There will also be an opportunity to choose a shirt from a collection of race shirts from previous events.

Trinity Church is hosting a community rummage sale with a wide variety of goods. Browse home accents, books, collectibles, sewing notions, and kitchenware, along with plenty of other surprises. Hunt for bargains and uncover something special to take home.

Open to vendors of every kind, this family friendly market offers a welcoming setting to connect with the community. A diverse lineup includes food, clothing, and art. It provides a straightforward way to meet and support local small businesses, nonprofits, and artists.

The Baldwin County Homeschool Expo is a free, biannual gathering hosted by White Sands Academy that connects homeschool families with community resources at Bethel Baptist Church. Families can explore vendors offering curriculum, educational programs, extracurricular opportunities, and family services, meet local organizations, connect with other homeschoolers, and discover new ways to support their students. Vendor participation is available for those interested in sharing products or services that support home education.

A welcoming brunch brings together women of St. Mary’s Parish Family and the Mobile community for faith, fellowship, and encouragement. The gathering celebrates women who lead, serve, and shape the community, offering time to be refreshed alongside participants from every season of life. Over brunch with mimosas, a panel of speakers will share insights on leadership, resilience, faith, and service. Attendees include longtime parishioners and first-timers alike, and the program welcomes mothers and daughters, sisters, and friends. Co-chairs are Stephanie LeGrone, Gail Rossi, and Mary Lou Hyland. Tickets are $75 per person, with tables available for purchase. Suggested attire is summer dresses and fascinators. All proceeds support vital upgrades for St. Mary’s Church and School through the Rooted and Rising Campaign. For reservations or sponsorships, contact dreese@stmarymobile.org. Space is limited.

Meet Dr. Vinson Bradley at Page & Palette for an author signing. Stop by between 1:00 PM and 3:00 PM to pick up a copy of Against All Odds and get it signed, plus enjoy time to chat with the author. There will also be coffee or wine available while you visit.

This gathering offers music, opportunities to dance, and time to connect with others. It takes place in an alcohol free and smoke free environment.

Experience a tribute to Jimmy Buffett at the Post 199 Tiki Bar with live tunes, margaritas, and a tropical atmosphere on Mobile Bay.

This event offers free line dancing lessons taught by Lisa Nguyen. It welcomes all ages and skill levels, providing a friendly space to learn the basics or polish your steps. P & L Seafood will be on site serving delicious eats, and cold beer will be available to keep the good times flowing. Friends and kids are welcome, and no prior dance experience is needed.

Brandon Giles takes the stage for a live performance at The Decoy Bar & Grill in Fairhope, Alabama.

Enjoy karaoke at The Ravenite Pizzeria. Participation is free for patrons of The Ravenite Pizzeria.

Gamers, get ready for a Sunday showdown at Arcade at OWA. There are two action-packed tournaments running each week, with Super Smash Bros starting at 6:00 PM and Mario Kart kicking off at 7:15 PM. Tickets are $12, and it is a great chance to compete, meet other players, and have some fun leveling up your skills.

Flea market vendors gather every Sunday, unless otherwise specified. Browse vintage clothing and vintage toys, explore a variety of other finds, and pick up some food while you shop.

This boutique style bridal show at The Admiral Hotel features wedding vendors, inspiration, and resources to help plan a memorable celebration. Attendees can look forward to door prizes and a grand prize. Space is limited. Vendors interested in participating can request an application by emailing bridesjustwannahavefun@gmail.com.

Explore a beach treasure theme in a resin class at The Frenchmen, guided by Leo Ferreira of Love & Adventure Studios. Enjoy your beverage of choice as you create, with all supplies provided and music to set a creative mood. No prior resin experience is required. Custom designs and themes for special parties are available upon request. Bring your favorite drink, your enthusiasm, and a creative spirit.

Spend a Sunday evening enjoying an intimate mix of stories and live songs with Matthew Wojo, Amber Dawn, Katie Jones, and Jason Ray. Expect a feel-good, Gulf Coast vibe with singer-songwriter styles spanning soft rock, blues, country, pop, and rock. The lineup includes artists with deep personal songwriting and performance experience, plus Jason Ray’s musical journey and connection to veterans’ music therapy.

Bring kids aged 6 to 12 for a short summer camp session at Hot Wheels Skate Center in Daphne. The week includes inflatable fun plus an Ice Cream Social during the Monday and Tuesday camp days, with a daily schedule running from morning until early evening.

Recognized as Fairhope's number-one ranked tour, this guided food experience explores the city's culinary heritage with five tasting stops over the course of three hours. Guests sample dishes from restaurants loved by locals and visitors, including cafes featured on Food Network, while hearing the stories behind the food and the places that serve it. Along the way, participants learn about Fairhope's founding and the traditions that shaped its dining scene. There is time to mingle with fellow food enthusiasts. An optional cocktail package is available, offering three cocktails from partner restaurants.

Get ready for life with a new baby in a class focused on practical skills for the earliest days. Learn the fundamentals of newborn care with guidance on car seat safety, and receive step-by-step instruction in infant CPR along with what to do if a baby is choking. Designed for those who are expecting or have recently welcomed a child, this session offers techniques that can help save a life.

Enjoy the Brandon Styles VARIETY SHOW, a fast-paced one-man performance packed with comedy, magic, dancing, ventriloquism, and plenty of audience participation. Brandon delivers near 60 celebrity impressions in a 70-minute show, with characters ranging from Frank Sinatra to Justin Bieber, making for an entertaining night from start to finish.

Put your knowledge to the test with live trivia at The Ravenite Pizzeria. Gameplay runs through the SpeedQuizzing app, and each team uses a single app to participate. Teams can be any size. Vouchers are awarded to the top three finishers. Participation is complimentary with patronage at The Ravenite Pizzeria.

Bring your little one for Lap Baby Storytime, a musical story time designed for babies ages 0 to 24 months. Enjoy stories along with music and time to connect with other families in a relaxed, friendly setting.

A free networking meetup hosted by the CACCC brings Christian professionals together to build faith-centered relationships and share business insights. It welcomes both members and future members and has no restrictions on industry representation, so guests from any field are invited. Attendees are encouraged to bring business cards or brochures to exchange with others. The agenda includes an opening prayer, short elevator pitches focused on what makes a good referral, a five minute member spotlight, time for testimonies, encouragement, devotion, and CACCC updates, followed by a closing prayer. Registration is open. Lunch is available for purchase from the menu, and each person is responsible for their own meal.

Bingo takes center stage at the James Nix Senior Center, hosted by The Brennity at Fairhope Senior Living and The Brennity at Daphne Assisted Living & Memory Care. Friends and family are welcome to enjoy lively rounds of bingo, chances to win prizes, and friendly conversation with others. Team members from both communities will be available to answer questions and help arrange tours.

These free art lessons welcome anyone who has ever felt certain they could never draw. With simple pencil techniques and a focus on relaxation and creativity, participants discover how satisfying it can be to bring images to life on a blank page. Instruction is provided by world renowned artist Derek Norman. No prior experience is required, and it is never too late to start.

Fans of the One Piece Card Game can gather for an open play night designed for both testing new deck ideas and enjoying friendly matches with the local community. Hosted by Gulf Coast Hobby, this event welcomes all experience levels and celebrates the spirit of friendly competition. The entry fee is $10, and the focus is on playing games, refining strategies, and seeing who can get closer to the dream of becoming Pirate King.

Mobile Bay Magazine partners with Rogers & Willard, Cay Construction, and Kearley Architects to showcase the restoration of the historic Chighizola House in Downtown Mobile as the 2026 Inspiration Home. Guests can tour the home and see the restoration up close. Tickets are $10, and a portion of the proceeds will benefit Goodwill Gulf Coast.

Stop by The Reserve at Fairhope for the monthly Artist Showcase & Reception, an evening built around meeting the featured artist and learning more about their work. This month’s featured artist is Kris Gerard, and the night is all about creativity, culture, and community.

Fairhope Brewing Company in Mobile hosts a trivia night that blends craft beer with canine companionship, sponsored by Mobile County Animal Shelter. Expect one or two adoptable dogs to spend time with the crowd, and their adoption fees are fully covered. Attendees can test their knowledge, enjoy a cold beer, meet friendly pups, and perhaps head home with a new companion.

Embark on a California-inspired five-course dinner with Rouxster Cafe, a flavorful road trip through the Golden State. In a relaxed and interactive setting, Chef Chad shares insights into regional traditions, cultural influences, and practical cooking techniques as each course arrives. The menu features Baja-style fish tacos, animal-style fries, a Cobb salad with Santa Barbara ranch, grilled tri-tip finished with a Zinfandel reduction alongside roasted artichokes and garlic mashed potatoes, and wine-poached plums to close the meal. Advance reservations are required and capacity is limited to 20 guests. Pricing excludes tax and gratuity. This is a BYOB experience, as Rouxster does not serve alcohol, and guests may bring the beverage they prefer.

Competitive tournaments using the Expanded format take place on Thursdays. There is a sign-up cutoff.

Free to enter, this Warhammer 40,000 Dominatus campaign invites players to bring a 1,000 point Incursion force. Participants are placed into one of three factions: Liberators, Oppressors, or Raiders. The campaign runs in stages. The first two rounds make up the First Encounters phase, followed by two rounds of Pitched Battles, then a final round in the Final Mission phase at Strike Force size using 2,000 point armies. The faction with the strongest results earns control of the store until a later outcome changes it, and the current holder will be noted on the GNG website. There are no preset pairings. Players can arrange and play as many games as they like with any opponents, and a log sheet will be available to record wins, losses, and results. Please avoid flooding the results with excessive repeat matches against the same opponent.

An easygoing yet energetic group road run welcomes all paces and experience levels at Red Beard’s Outfitter. Participants can pick between a 5K route for a longer, steady effort or a 1 mile option for a quick workout or a gentle start. Afterward, the focus turns to community with refreshments, conversation, and plenty of laughs. Wear regular running gear, and there is no need for a Sasquatch costume. For safety, participants are encouraged to carry a headlamp, add reflective gear, stay visible, and look out for one another.

An evening of laughs featuring Whipper Snapper Comedy.