Events in Dothan, AL

A monthly jigsaw puzzle swap at the Main Library offers a friendly way to refresh your collection. Bring as many puzzles as you wish to exchange and choose new ones to take home. All sizes are welcome, from 100 to 1000 pieces and beyond. Used puzzles are fine as long as they are in good condition and include every piece. Trading is optional and handled directly between participants.

A welcoming yoga session led by Tej is open to every body and experience level, with a simple idea at its heart... if you can breathe, you can practice. Rooted in Indian traditions, the class offers a whole-person approach to wellness. Participants can expect gentle movement and postures, breathing techniques that nurture vitality, and mindful practices that support overall well-being. The benefits include calmer moods and better sleep, greater flexibility for everyday life, and improved strength and stamina, along with support for the nervous, circulatory, digestive, and brain systems. The practice also fosters clearer thinking and steadier decision making while easing stress, anxiety, fear, and depression, and it encourages deeper self-awareness and emotional resilience. Tej brings more than 800 hours of certified yoga training and four years of teaching experience to each session, offering thoughtful guidance in a supportive setting. Admission is free. Please bring your own mat. Registration is not required, though space is limited. For questions, contact Tej at 678-325-8907. The session takes place at Dothan Houston County Library System.

The Wiregrass Heritage Festival brings an outdoor concert to the National Peanut Festival Fairgrounds in Dothan, featuring performances by Marcellus The Singer, West Love, Cupid, Tonio Armani, Young Guy, Anthony Q, Breeze MrDo2Much and Mr. Campbell with DJ Trucker, hosted by comedian MC Lightfoot. Attendees may bring chairs, soft-sided coolers and umbrellas. Glass containers, grills and RVs are not permitted, reentry is not allowed, all sales are final and the event takes place rain or shine. Tickets are available online and at TT Fashion in Dothan, with a limited VIP option that offers a dedicated entrance, credentials for a private section front and center at the stage and fixed seating where no personal chair is needed, and a seat cushion is recommended. The performer lineup is subject to change.

Celebrate Southern soul at the Wiregrass Heritage Festival’s We Outside concert at the National Peanut Festival fairgrounds. The lineup includes Marcellus The Singer, Anthony Q, Young Guy, West Love, Tonio Armani, Cupid, Mr. Campbell, and Breeze MrDo2Much, with DJ Trucker providing sounds and MC Lightfoot hosting. Free paved parking is available, guests can bring a lawn chair, and BYOB is allowed with no glass. Enjoy a variety of food and merchandise vendors on site. Tickets are available online and at TT Fashion in Dothan, and this concert is part of a Southern soul weekend in Dothan.

The inaugural Howling Fore Par golf tournament at The Bridges at Tartan Pines supports S.O.S. Animal Shelter and Wiregrass Animal Group. Build a team with friends, coworkers, or your usual foursome for a full day on the course that includes golf, food, chances to win prizes through raffles and giveaways, and participation from local sponsors. Team sign-ups are open, and sponsorships are available, with the event benefiting animals in the community through these two organizations.

Designed for families and children to make and discover art together, this monthly WMA program is among WMA’s longest running education offerings and features free, hands on art activities for participants of all ages.

Wiregrass Fest, part of The Park Concert Series, brings live music to Dothan, Alabama with sets by the John Bull Trio, Ariel & The Findouts, and Sinner's Gospel. Admission is free and all ages are welcome. Venue rules apply. Headlining sponsors are Gantt Pierce Accident & Injury Attorney and Dothan Law Group LLC. Supporting sponsors include Roc-N-Roll Sushi Dothan, P.S. Taco Company Dothan, HOTS Deli, Visit Dothan, The Crossing at Big Creek, Brightspeed, Digio Strategies, and Coca Cola Bottling Company Dothan. Opening sponsors include Lewis-Smith Supply, SmartBank, All In Credit Union, Interstate Batteries of Southern Alabama, Drew Owen State Farm, and Adams Beverages Dothan.

The Wiregrass Book Lovers Discussion Group meets at the Main Library on the first Monday of each month, shifting to the following Monday if the first falls on a holiday. Established more than ten years ago, the group discusses a previously selected book and often gravitates toward historical works, historical fiction, biographies, suspense, and other titles, with a particular interest in authors from the Wiregrass Region.

This monthly youth LEGO club invites children to build and share ideas in a playful setting that encourages creativity, teamwork, and problem solving. It is designed for ages 5 to 12. LEGO bricks are provided for use during the event and remain on DHCLS property afterward. Registration is not required, but space and available bricks are limited.

This monthly gathering brings together a community of everyday women committed to personal and professional growth through connection, supported by encouraging peers. Held in the Party Room at Shane's Rib Shack in Enterprise, AL, it offers a welcoming space where members grow together and cheer one another on.

Centered on growth through connection, this monthly gathering welcomes everyday women who encourage one another in both personal and professional development. Expect a warm, supportive atmosphere with plenty of cheerleader energy to help participants grow together. Meetings take place at Mural City Coffee Company.

It brings together teams of seven for a relay at Westgate Park in Dothan, Alabama, using a 3.3 mile trail loop.

Car enthusiasts gather at Red Elephant for a relaxed monthly cruise-in. Every participating car owner receives a complimentary appetizer card. The event features a 50/50 drawing and door prizes, including a $25 Red Elephant gift card. If you have a cornhole set, bring it along to add to the fun.

A caregiver support group from SARCOA at Flowers Hospital welcomes those supporting someone with dementia or memory concerns. Attendees can learn about local resources and assistance available to help both caregivers and their loved ones. For questions, contact SARCOA at 334-793-6843.

Dothan Area Young Professionals (DAYP) hosts a monthly networking lunch for young professionals ages 20 to 41 who work for companies that are members of the Dothan Area Chamber of Commerce. Each installment is held at a local restaurant where participants can share a meal, make new connections, and support businesses in the community. The atmosphere is laid-back and friendly, offering an easy way to grow a professional network, exchange ideas, and engage with peers. Whether someone has been involved with DAYP for years or is just getting started, this recurring lunch provides a consistent path to remain connected and engaged. Event details and updates are shared through the group’s GroupMe chat and social media.

A relaxed craft gathering at Westgate pairs hands-on projects with afternoon tea. All supplies and clear instructions are provided for each activity. To inquire about leading a craft tutorial, email Ashley at abynum@dhcls.org.

The Dothan Evening Star Quilt Guild holds monthly meetings at the First Church of the Nazarene. Guests are invited to attend a meeting before deciding to become members of the guild.

Art After Hours welcomes visitors to explore the galleries at an easy pace, enjoy a drink from the cash bar, and take in the current exhibitions. Guests may have a chance to speak with exhibiting artists or try a simple activity set up in the galleries. Admission is free for members and $5 for nonmembers, and on-site membership signups are available at half price. For more information, email info@wiregrassmuseum.org or call 334.794.3871. Presented with support from AAA Cooper Transportation and Wiregrass Construction Company.

Free Fallin brings the music of Tom Petty to the Dothan Opera House with a tribute that honors his legacy. For nearly two decades, the band has performed Petty’s biggest hits, recreating the feel of a true Tom Petty concert with faithful renditions that reflect his signature sound and style. Expect a classic rock set filled with familiar songs and plenty of chances to sing along while celebrating a songwriter whose work continues to resonate with fans around the world.

The Wiregrass Museum of Art presents The Pumpkin Patch, a free family art festival filled with creative fun for all ages. Step into a giant pumpkin patch setting and explore hands-on artmaking stations where each guest can create and take home up to five handmade works of art. The museum’s galleries will be open with a special art scavenger hunt that sparks conversations and discoveries for families. Local artists will share their craft through demonstrations throughout the day. Costumes are encouraged for all ages, and guests can enjoy free popcorn, lemonade, and candy. A WMA pop-up store will offer museum favorites, including the Art Elevates the Everyday t-shirt, along with mugs, stickers, patches, and more. Admission is free, and no registration is required.

Led by instructor Alexandria Turner, this monthly Toddler Hour welcomes little ones for a gentle museum experience designed with families in mind. Children ages 15 months to 4 years can enjoy a read-aloud, and guests as young as 14 months are welcome. After the story, a museum gallery opens for simple, hands-on activities that encourage exploration. Families are able to visit WMA galleries before regular public hours to help minimize crowds, noise, and overstimulation. When the reading wraps up, continue through the museum at your own pace with scavenger hunts and conversation prompts provided for shared discovery. Admission is free.

The Ark Dothan’s annual gala offers a refined evening that reflects on past achievements and looks ahead to what is to come. Attendees can enjoy dinner, take part in a live auction, and experience a featured program with a focus on hope and generosity. Options for individual tickets and sponsorships are available.

Crowder brings the Crowder LIVE! tour to Dothan Civic Center in Dothan, AL with Rend Collective and Benjamin William Hastings. Expect high energy anthems alongside reflective worship moments, with favorites such as Good God Almighty, Grave Robber, and Somebody Prayed. Known for a boundary-blending sound and an engaging stage presence, the show centers on music and community. To protect attendees from scams, third party ticket resales are not permitted on the event page. Purchase only through the official ticketing outlet, since tickets from third parties are not guaranteed and may limit access to updates and assistance.

At Dothan Opera House, the Candlelight series presents an immersive evening of Halloween inspired music performed by a Listeso string quartet, lit by candlelight. The program blends eerie classics and pop culture favorites, including Thriller, Funeral March of a Marionette, the Allegro molto from Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8, themes from The Exorcist, Stranger Things, Beetlejuice, The Addams Family, Halloween, and Psycho, along with Ghostbusters, Danse Macabre, Night on Bald Mountain, Time Warp from The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis. Attendees must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA accessible.

This car and bike show is hosted by Area 51 Customs and features a showcase of cars and bikes.

At Windmill Station, an evening steeped in mystery, elegance, and dark romance awaits. Guests are encouraged to arrive in masquerade attire for a Halloween gathering surrounded by candlelight, crimson roses, and a touch of haunting glamour. Enjoy a grazing table, dancing, and a variety of games and interactive activities. A cash bar will be available, and the immersive setting offers plenty of photo opportunities. Attendance is limited.

This monthly meeting brings together a welcoming community of women who lift one another up and build meaningful connections to grow both professionally and personally. It is held in the Party Room at Shane's Rib Shack in Enterprise, AL.

Enjoy a gentle, beginner-friendly yoga session led by Raquel Jackson that links breath with flowing movement for a calm, supportive experience. Newcomers and seasoned practitioners are welcome, with encouragement to move at a pace that feels right. Seated options using a chair are included for anyone who prefers or needs modifications, making the practice accessible in many ways. Raquel is an experienced instructor with more than 600 hours of training and seven years of teaching, and she fosters a warm sense of community where every form of participation is valued.

An open mic in WMA's galleries highlights spoken word and gives members of the Wiregrass community a platform to share original work. Participants may present poetry, prose, skits, or other creative pieces, either solo or collaboratively. Each performance is limited to five minutes to accommodate a range of voices.

The National Peanut Festival presents an evening dedicated to first responders, with support from Synovus and Pinnacle Bank. This celebration at the National Peanut Festival Grounds honors firefighters, law enforcement, EMS, and others who protect and serve the community. It is a heartfelt salute to hometown heroes and their commitment to keeping people safe.

Centered on growth through connection, this monthly gathering welcomes everyday women who support one another in both personal and professional development. Held at Mural City Coffee Company, it offers a comfortable setting to share experiences, exchange ideas, and build genuine relationships.

Blakgraz returns to Bugsy’s Saloon in Enterprise, Alabama for a long, high energy set that spans eleven genres and blends more than 115 original songs with crowd pleasing covers. Look for over three hours of continuous music, sing along moments, dance friendly grooves, interactive fun with the audience, and giveaways. Five distinct guitars even take a turn in the spotlight, including Tiff, Rosa, Betty, Stella, and Sandy. The project is led by Tom, whose career includes national airplay, #1 placements on MP3.com, and appearances alongside major touring acts. Releases since 2010 range from Lust to Soveran, with the 2025 project Rufus continuing the catalog. The song What If I Told You has surpassed 1.8 million online plays, and Blakgraz has been nominated in eight categories for the 2025 International Music Awards. Admission is free, with drinks available on site.

The Southern Region's open karate tournament marks its 46th year at Westgate Recreational Center.

PokeKon Fest at the Dothan Civic Center in Dothan, Alabama is a family-friendly event featuring appearances by voice talent, shopping from vendors and local artists, and opportunities to enjoy trading card games and video games, along with additional activities to explore.

DAYP Eats is a monthly networking lunch hosted by Dothan Area Young Professionals for young professionals ages 20 to 41 who work for members of the Dothan Area Chamber of Commerce. Each month the group meets at a local restaurant to share a meal, connect with peers, and support local businesses. The setting is relaxed, offering a simple way to expand a professional network and exchange ideas. It suits both longtime DAYP participants and those new to the group. Updates and announcements are shared on GroupMe and social media. This edition takes place at Taqueria Y Mariscos El Torito.

An upscale, Fire & Ice themed in-person gala celebrates the vibrant world of line dancers and southern soul artists. Expect a refined Steppaz-style evening where elegance pairs with soulful rhythm and dance. The night is crafted to honor the passion and artistry of southern soul and the energetic spirit of line dancing, all set within a polished, stylish setting.

The Rock Orchestra by Candlelight brings its symphonic rock production to the Dothan Civic Center with a 90-minute performance that reimagines iconic rock and metal anthems in a haunting, high-energy style. After wowing audiences across Europe and the UK, the ensemble now brings its electrifying show to the United States, delivering a powerful evening that blends the intensity of rock with the sweep of orchestral sound.

DAYP Eats is a casual monthly networking lunch hosted by Dothan Area Young Professionals for young professionals ages 20 to 41 who work for members of the Dothan Area Chamber of Commerce. Participants gather at a local restaurant to share a meal, make new connections, exchange ideas, and support businesses in the community. Whether new to the group or a longtime participant, it offers an easy way to stay connected and involved in a relaxed setting. Event updates and details are shared through the group’s GroupMe chat and social media.