Events in Enterprise, AL

Caregiver Compass is a welcoming support group for those supporting a loved one with dementia or memory concerns, offered by SARCOA at Flowers Hospital. Attendees can share experiences, connect with peers, and learn about local resources and assistance to help both caregivers and the people they care for. This gathering recurs each month. For questions, contact SARCOA at 334-793-6843.

Presented by Dothan Leisure Services, the 22nd annual community health and wellness workshop takes place at the Dothan Civic Center Arena with a launch-themed focus on healthier living. Visitors can meet area wellness vendors, hear presentations from medical professionals, find helpful resources, receive free health screenings, and take part in giveaways that include gift cards. Entry is free. Complimentary coffee will be available to the first 150 attendees, and lunch will be provided to the first 400. Event proceeds support the local nonprofit Alfred Saliba Family Services Center and its Diabetes Coalition program.

DAYP Eats brings together young professionals ages 20 to 41 who work for members of the Dothan Area Chamber of Commerce for a casual lunchtime meet up at LongHorn Steakhouse. Organized by Dothan Area Young Professionals, this monthly gathering focuses on conversation, networking, and support for local businesses. It offers a simple way to expand your professional circle, exchange ideas, and stay connected in a relaxed setting. Whether you are a longtime DAYP participant or new to the group, this lunch provides a welcoming space to connect with peers. For updates and details, check the DAYP GroupMe chat and social media.

A friendly crafting session at Westgate pairs hands-on projects with tea. All materials and step-by-step instructions are supplied for each craft, so participants can focus on creating. To inquire about leading a future tutorial, contact Ashley at abynum@dhcls.org.

A monthly gathering focused on meaningful connection and growth for women in Dothan. Participants come together at Mural City Coffee Company to share experiences, encourage one another, and pursue both personal and professional development in a welcoming setting.

This mixed media workshop centers on transforming a meaningful place, person, or memory into a visual memory map. Through guided prompts, participants use fabric, thread, collage, drawing, and simple stitching to create a layered artwork while exploring how textiles can hold stories and preserve personal histories. The price is $55 for members and $65 for not yet members.

TAJ Indian Restaurant hosts an evening of live music featuring David Rueve. Enjoy the performance alongside flavorful dishes and drinks in a warm, welcoming setting, ideal for a night out with friends or family. RSVP is encouraged.

This monthly cruise-in at Red Elephant welcomes car enthusiasts and owners. Every car owner receives a free appetizer card. The event features a 50/50 drawing and door prizes, including a $25 Red Elephant gift card. Attendees are also welcome to bring cornhole for friendly games.

The Wiregrass Master Gardeners Association presents a monthly Lunch & Learn where experienced gardeners share practical guidance on seasonal subjects. Attendees are welcome to bring a bag lunch and take part in a friendly, informative discussion. Over the course of the series, topics include caring for house plants, starting vegetables from seed, setting up raised beds, budgeting for garden projects, identifying plant pests, supporting pollinators, attracting backyard birds, establishing backyard orchards, planting fall bulbs for spring color, and addressing invasive plants. This edition features Emily Wismer with a focus on backyard orchards.

Gear up for a day on the greens at the 32nd annual Tee Off For Kids golf tournament, presented by Dothan Coca-Cola Bottling Company. Hosted at the RTJ Golf Trail at Highland Oaks, the event features a shotgun start. Sponsorships are available, and teams may register by emailing jessica@southeastcac.org.

Hosted by the Enterprise Chamber of Commerce, the 85th Annual Membership Meeting and Awards Celebration takes place at the Enterprise Civic Center. This gathering honors exceptional contributions across the community and recognizes the vital support of sponsors. Sponsorship opportunities are available, and tickets can be purchased. For complete details, refer to the information provided by the organizer.

A family friendly gathering featuring food, games, and bargain finds, all in support of the local community. Enjoy activities for all ages and discover great deals while helping the local community.

This introductory session for teens and adults focuses on art journaling as a process-centered outlet for self-expression. The practice can take shape on loose pages or in a bound journal and brings together painting, writing, drawing, and collage. Brenda Lindstrom provides guidance on the basics and offers approachable ways to begin. The fee is $15 for members and $20 for not-yet-members.

A relaxed family night features board and tabletop games, video games, time around a campfire, and a respectful flag retirement ceremony. There is no cost to attend and everyone is welcome.

TAJ Indian Restaurant hosts an evening of live music with Mason Lee. Enjoy live tunes alongside flavorful dishes, refreshing drinks, and a welcoming setting for a night out with friends and family. RSVP is recommended.

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.

An all-levels yoga session with TEJ takes place at Dothan Houston County Library System. The practice draws on time honored Indian traditions and blends gentle poses, breathing practices that build vitality, and mindful awareness to support whole-person wellness. Participants can experience deeper relaxation and more restful sleep, increased flexibility for everyday movement, and improved strength and endurance, along with support for the nervous, circulatory, digestive, and cognitive systems. The session also encourages clear thinking and steadier emotions by easing stress, anxiety, fear, and depression while nurturing thoughtful decision-making, self-understanding, and resilience. TEJ is a certified instructor with more than eight hundred hours of training and four years of experience guiding students, offering a welcoming approach in every class. This program is free. Bring a yoga mat. No advance registration is needed, although space is limited. Questions can be directed to Tej at 678-325-8907.

A Southern Soul concert connected with the Wiregrass Heritage Festival brings the music to 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 music and MC Lightfoot hosting. Guests may bring a lawn chair. BYOB is allowed with no glass containers. Expect complimentary paved parking along with food vendors and merchandise booths on site.

Experience a full concert with Psalm 101 at Midway Assembly of God, featuring a complete performance.

Howling Fore Par brings golfers together at The Bridges at Tartan Pines in support of S.O.S. Animal Shelter and Wiregrass Animal Group. This inaugural tournament offers a day on the course with food, prizes, raffles, giveaways, and participation from local sponsors, all focused on helping animals in the community. Teams may register, and sponsorship opportunities are available.

Book lovers gather at the Main Library for a monthly discussion of a preselected title. This long-running group has been active for more than a decade and welcomes anyone who loves to read. Conversations often highlight history, historical fiction, biographies, and suspense, with a special focus on works by authors from the Wiregrass Region. Meetings take place each month, with the schedule shifting when a holiday falls on the usual meeting day.

Connect with a community of women committed to personal and professional growth. This monthly Dothan gathering brings together everyday participants who encourage one another, share insights, and build supportive relationships. The meeting is held at Mural City Coffee Company and centers on meaningful connections that help everyone grow.

A seven person team relay takes place at Westgate Park in Dothan, Alabama. The course follows the 3.3 mile trail loop, with teammates alternating turns on the loop.

DAYP Eats is a monthly networking lunch hosted by Dothan Area Young Professionals for young professionals ages 20 to 41 who work for businesses that are members of the Dothan Area Chamber of Commerce. Each month, attendees meet at a local restaurant to share a meal, make connections, and support the local business community. The atmosphere is casual and welcoming, offering a simple way to grow your network, exchange ideas, and stay engaged whether you have been involved with DAYP for a while or are just getting started. Event updates are shared through the group’s GroupMe chat and social media.

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.

Explore the galleries with a drink from the cash bar and take in the art on display. You may have a chance to speak with exhibiting artists, and in-gallery activities may be offered. Admission is free for members and $5 for nonmembers, with the option to start a membership at the door for half price. This program takes place on the third Friday of January, April, July, and October. For more information, email info@wiregrassmuseum.org or call 334.794.3871. Supported by AAA Cooper Transportation and Wiregrass Construction Company.

Free Fallin, a tribute to Tom Petty, brings a night of classic rock to the Dothan Opera House. For almost twenty years, this band has performed Petty’s greatest hits, recreating an authentic concert atmosphere that reflects his signature sound and style. Expect a set filled with familiar songs that invite singalongs and celebrate music that continues to inspire fans around the world.

Presented by the Wiregrass Museum of Art, The Pumpkin Patch is a free family art festival filled with creative activities. Step into a giant pumpkin patch setting and explore hands-on art stations where guests can make and take up to five original pieces. Galleries will be open with a playful scavenger hunt that encourages conversation and discovery for all ages. Throughout the event, local artists will demonstrate their craft and share techniques. Costumes are welcome for everyone, so bring your imagination. Complimentary popcorn, lemonade, and candy add to the festive spirit, and a WMA pop-up shop features favorites such as the Art Elevates the Everyday t-shirt along with mugs, stickers, patches, and more. Admission is free and no registration is needed. Support comes from Sweet Home Alabama, Carpetland Granite & Flooring, Slingluff United Insurance, Wiregrass Electric Cooperative, BankPlus, Lewis-Smith Supply, 20/20 Eye Care, and KOK. For details, call 334-794-3871.

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.

Anchored In Hope, The Ark Dothan’s annual gala, celebrates past milestones while looking ahead to the future. The evening features dinner, a live auction, and a special program. Expect an atmosphere of elegance, hope, and generosity. Individual tickets and sponsorship opportunities are available.

Crowder brings his Crowder LIVE tour to the Dothan Civic Center in Dothan, AL for a night of music, worship, and community. The show features his distinctive blend of styles and a high-energy performance, weaving powerful worship moments with big singalong anthems. Expect favorites such as Good God Almighty, Grave Robber, and Somebody Prayed. Rend Collective joins the bill, with Benjamin William Hastings also scheduled to appear. VIP entry is available ahead of general admission, and tickets are on sale. To avoid scams, purchase only through the official ticketing outlet. Third party resales are not permitted on TPR event pages, and tickets bought from unofficial sources are not guaranteed or supported.

Candlelight brings a haunting evening of Halloween-inspired music to the Dothan Opera House, creating an intimate, multi sensory atmosphere lit by candlelight. A Listeso string quartet will perform a spine-tinged mix that includes Thriller by Michael Jackson, Gounod’s Funeral March of a Marionette, Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8 II Allegro Molto, Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells from The Exorcist, the themes from Stranger Things, Beetlejuice, The Addams Family, and Halloween, Bernard Herrmann’s Prelude from Psycho, Ray Parker Jr.’s Ghostbusters theme, Saint-Saëns’s Danse Macabre, Mussorgsky’s Night on Bald Mountain, Time Warp from The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas. Guests ages 8 and up are welcome, and attendees under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone.

A car and bike show is planned, with Area 51 Customs serving as the host. The organizers are gathering interest from potential participants and describe it as an event to remember.

Slip behind a mask for an evening of intrigue, elegance, and moody romance. Guests are encouraged to wear masquerade attire. Enjoy a grazing table, dancing, and a selection of games with interactive moments. A cash bar will be available. Candlelit spaces, crimson roses, and a touch of haunting glamour set an immersive scene with plenty of photo opportunities. Inspired by beloved tales of dark romance, this Halloween celebration is designed to be unforgettable. Capacity is limited.

Set in WMA’s galleries, this open mic spotlights spoken word and original creations from the Wiregrass community. Participants may present poetry, prose, skits, or similar pieces, whether solo or in collaboration. Each performance is limited to five minutes to allow space for multiple voices.

First Responders Night celebrates the service of firefighters, law enforcement, EMS, and other public safety professionals who keep the community safe. The National Peanut Festival presents this special evening with support from Synovus and Pinnacle Bank, recognizing hometown heroes at the National Peanut Festival Grounds.

This monthly meetup brings together everyday women to encourage one another and grow in both personal and professional ways, all rooted in meaningful connections. It offers a supportive, cheerleader-style community that values progress and shared experience. The gathering takes place at Mural City Coffee Company.

Blakgraz returns to Bugsy’s Saloon in Enterprise with a high-energy night of live music that blends styles across 11 genres. Expect more than three hours of continuous music featuring over 115 original songs, audience sing-alongs, danceable tunes, surprise giveaways, and an upbeat atmosphere. The set mixes originals with familiar covers and showcases five uniquely named guitars, Tiff, Rosa, Betty, Stella, and Sandy. Led by Tom, this project leans into adventurous genre-mixing and storytelling, backed by highlights that include #1 placements on MP3.com, national airplay, and shows alongside major touring acts. The catalog spans multiple releases since 2010, from albums like Lust and Soveran to the 2025 project Rufus, and the track What If I Told You has surpassed 1.8 million online plays. Recent recognition includes eight nominations at the 2025 International Music Awards, along with growing streams and international attention. Admission is free, and drinks are available on-site, making this a full-evening live music experience at Bugsy’s Saloon in Enterprise.

This open karate tournament for the Southern Region marks its 46th year at Westgate Recreational Center. It focuses on competitive karate in an open regional format.

Richrath Project REO performs the music of REO Speedwagon at Crossroads Bike Fest during a Veterans Celebration. This bike fest pairs lively festivities with a good cause, and the set is packed with classic REO Speedwagon favorites.

Set at the Dothan Civic Center in Dothan, Alabama, PokeKon Fest offers a family friendly experience with appearances by voice actors, a variety of vendor booths, showcases from local artists, trading card games, video gaming, and additional attractions.

DAYP Eats is a monthly lunch meet-up hosted by Dothan Area Young Professionals for ages 20 to 41 who work for members of the Dothan Area Chamber of Commerce. This month’s gathering is at Taqueria Y Mariscos El Torito, offering a relaxed setting to enjoy a meal, connect with peers, and support a local restaurant. It provides a friendly way to grow a professional network, exchange ideas, and engage with other young professionals, whether someone is new to DAYP or a long-time participant.