Events in Fairhope, AL

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.

Hosted by the Semmes Chamber of Commerce, the Teeing Up the Future Golf Classic delivers a day of golf at Magnolia Grove Golf Course in support of local business growth. The tournament features a four-person scramble with a shotgun start in a friendly, casual setting. Sponsorship opportunities offer visibility with local leaders, professionals, and community members while supporting the Chamber’s efforts to promote and strengthen the community. Team registration is available for businesses, organizations, and community members.

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.

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.

This book club functions like a show and tell for books, with participants sharing whatever they are currently reading and discussing it together.

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.

A monthly coloring session designed for adults. Spend some time coloring alongside others who enjoy this creative pastime.

This event features Pure Stock, Street Stock, Pro Truck, Sprint Cars, and Pro Late Model.

Budding business minds take center stage at the National Maritime Museum of the Gulf as youth ages 5 to 17 showcase their creativity by selling handmade items, offering services, or presenting their business ideas. The event also features live music, face painting, shopping, and activities for all ages. Participants ages 14 to 17 can enter a pitch competition for a chance to win prizes. Space is limited, so early registration is recommended.

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.

Enjoy an affordable evening of drag racing at Mobile International Dragway. Admission is $10, and you can either drive your own street car down the strip or watch the action. Every entry includes a tech card. The racing surface will be fully prepped for grip, and all timing clocks and scoreboards will be on so results are visible after each pass. The setting is family friendly, creating a lively night out for racers dialing in their setup as well as for families looking for budget-conscious fun.

The FreeRadicals return to The Decoy for a rock performance during the Downtown Get Down in Downtown Fairhope.

This third show at The Grand Hall, hosted by MobTown Cards & Collectibles, gathers vendors from across the Gulf Coast. Discover sports cards covering football, baseball, basketball, hockey, and soccer, along with memorabilia such as jerseys and baseballs. Find Pokémon and other trading card game selections ranging from modern to vintage, including Japanese releases. Buying, selling, and trading are all part of the experience, so bringing trade binders and standout cards can help with making connections, striking trades, and upgrading collections. Admission is $2 per person.

In its 19th year, the GO Run will be held at Hancock Whitney Stadium and features a 5K race and a 1-mile fun run. Presented by the Catranis Family Charitable Foundation, this fundraising event supports gynecologic cancer research at the USA Health Mitchell Cancer Institute. Over the years, participants have helped raise more than $1 million for MCI. Runners and walkers are welcome, and online registration and sponsorship opportunities are available.

Mobile Fairgrounds hosts a reptile and exotic pet expo featuring a wide range of animals, supplies, and enclosures. Attendees can explore ball pythons, geckos, boas, colubrids, frogs, and tarantulas, along with plants, feeder insects and rodents, habitat setups, and other reptile care essentials. Admission is $10 per person per day, with free entry for children under 12.

Bring the family and a few plants to trade at this fast-paced, fun plant swap. Arrive early to unload your plants and look over the selections before things get going, and note that the exchange begins promptly. The quick format makes it easy to participate and still enjoy the rest of your weekend.

Riders, drivers, and supporters come together for the 8th Annual Devyn's Journey Dice Run, a fundraiser for United Cerebral Palsy of Mobile. Participation is open to all types of vehicles, from motorcycles and Jeeps to classic cars, trucks, and side-by-sides. The route includes stops at Blues Tavern, LA Tavern, Pelican Reef, and Pelican Pub, with registration taking place at Blues Tavern. Expect a dice run with prizes for the highest and lowest rolls, a 50/50 raffle, auction items, and food. Registration is $20 for riders and $10 for passengers.

Heads up, clock on racing returns to Mobile International Dragway with family friendly excitement and tight side by side action. Big power hot rods will charge down the hometown strip in classes designed for close finishes. Drivers can enter SoCo X with a $100 tech card for car and driver, SoCo Street with a free tech card for car and driver, or No Box Brackets with a $60 tech card for car and driver, and TnT or grudge runs are available with a $40 tech card. Spectator admission is $20, and children 10 and under are free.

A book club devoted to science fiction and fantasy, offering a friendly space for conversation and connection around stories from these genres.

At the Tails of Hope Gala: The Art of Rescue, compassion and creativity come together in an elegant setting at the Daphne Civic Center. The evening invites guests to explore an art gallery–inspired atmosphere where rescued animals are celebrated as works of art and their journeys take center stage. Attendees can expect curated displays of adoptable pets, moving rescue narratives, and thoughtful opportunities to give, creating a night focused on connection and measurable impact. The event highlights The Haven’s mission and long-standing leadership in Baldwin County’s no-kill movement. In 2025, The Haven aided 804 animals, cheered 412 adoptions, provided over $63,000 in medical care, administered nearly 1,900 vaccines, and completed 473 spay and neuter surgeries, accomplishments made possible through community support. Every ticket, sponsorship, and donation helps open the door to a second chance for animals in need, turning compassion into action and honoring every life as something truly special.

Tickets are available exclusively through TicketWeb, the only authorized outlet for this event. General admission is $43 in advance and $47.50 on the day of the show if tickets remain. A limited number of Seated Side Riser tickets are offered at $104.50. To purchase by phone, call 866.777.8932. Guests younger than 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.

The Gulf Coast Challenge HBCU Fest brings Southern hip hop to Mobile with a live outdoor concert featuring Juvenile and Webbie outside Ladd-Peebles Stadium. This celebration of HBCU culture, community, and football weekend offers two ticket options. A concert ticket is $55, or choose the $35 Game Day Ticket, which includes admission to the Fred Hammond Gospel Xplosion Concert, entry to the HBCU Fest with Juvenile and Webbie, and entry to the Gulf Coast Challenge football game featuring Alabama A&M and Jackson State.

Celebrate the Yu-Gi-Oh! Beyond the Brave Premiere with a sealed format tournament. The entry fee is $22.50. Each participant receives five booster packs and a field center card, then builds a deck of at least 20 cards from those packs, with any remaining cards used as a sideboard. The top finisher earns a special Beyond the Brave playmat, and another playmat will be awarded through a lucky draw.

This tournament uses a 4-person scramble format at Heron Lakes Golf Course and carries a festive Mardi Gras theme. Food and drinks are included, and the day features prizes, on-course contests, and raffles. The entry fee is $125 per player or $500 per team.

Mobile Convention Center in Mobile hosts a two-day celebration featuring celebrity appearances, comic book creators, cosplay, a lively vendor hall, gaming, fan-led panels, a costume competition, and additional activities throughout the event.

Shake, shuffle, and roll through a dance and dice pub crawl led by the Dancing Queens Dance Troupe to raise funds for Dance Without Limits. The afternoon begins at The Stables, continues to Brickyard, and concludes at Veet’s. Look forward to dancing and dice games, plus prizes, raffles, and door prizes. Admission is $25 per person.

Enjoy a day filled with Southern vibes and country tunes brought together on one stage. The mix spans classic country and fresh Southern sounds, offering something for longtime fans and new listeners alike. Live music, good times, and a welcoming down-home atmosphere set the tone for a lively celebration with friends and fellow music lovers.

The Second Annual Ace Fore Kids TopGolf Tournament blends friendly competition with a meaningful cause at Topgolf in Mobile. Presented by Paris Ace Hardware, a local retailer serving Mobile and Baldwin counties, the event features dinner, drinks and interactive play with private access to bays. All proceeds benefit USA Health Children’s & Women’s Hospital, the local Children’s Miracle Network Hospital, supporting life-saving care in the community. Local businesses and community groups can sponsor teams of six or purchase individual tickets to take part.

Presented by Crowned Therapy, this black tie gala offers an elegant evening centered on mental health awareness at Pamona. The program features time to connect during a reception, a formal dinner with program highlights, an educational presentation on mental health, recognition of community contributions, and music to celebrate the cause. Attire is formal in shades of pink and silver. Community leaders, healthcare professionals, business owners, and supporters come together with a shared commitment to expanding access to care and reducing stigma. For more information, call 251-725-1669.

The FVFD Golf Tournament is back for its second year and will feature two flights to welcome more teams. For sponsorship details and team registration, scan the QR code or text "fvfdgolf26" to 234-324-3332. For additional questions, email fvfdgolf@gmail.com.

At Bienville Square, The Frenchmen Market highlights Gulf Coast creators during the monthly artwalk on the second Friday. Visitors can browse work from a broad roster of more than 100 artists, makers, and small businesses, with a refreshed market setup and a new gallery boosting visibility and access. The focus is on celebrating local creativity and community. Per city regulations, food trucks are not allowed.

A bustling market showcases talented artisans, local flavors, and live music, all set amid the charm of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. More than 150 vendors span multiple buildings, including a newly added one, with outdoor tents providing extra space to explore. Find handmade pottery, woodwork, glass art, textiles, home decor, jewelry, and more from Nova Scotian makers. Enjoy baked goods, fudge, nuts, specialty foods, beverages, food truck favorites, and local wines, with food trucks available both days. Admission includes a weekend pass bracelet. Only service dogs are permitted inside buildings. Cash is recommended for an easier shopping experience. For more information, email Sabcreationkey50@gmail.com.

The 10th annual Bras Across the CAUSEway 5K and Festival at USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park features a timed 5K that can be run or walked, a family-friendly one mile fun run, and a virtual option, plus event shirts to show support. Proceeds benefit Bras Across the CAUSEway’s patient assistance program, offering local breast cancer patients practical help with fuel and food costs, copays, medical bills not covered, rent, utilities, and other essentials. Runners, walkers, people cheering from the sidelines, and volunteers come together for a community-focused effort that turns every mile into meaningful support.

This event features Crown Stock, Pure Stock, Street Stock, Legacy, and Outlaw.

A hands-on workshop focused on mounting a staghorn fern onto cork bark, with step by step guidance from preparing materials to securing the plant and learning proper care. The setting is relaxed and beginner friendly, all supplies are included, and no prior experience is needed. Participants leave with a distinctive living display ready to showcase at home. Tickets are required and seating is limited, so purchasing in advance is recommended because sessions often sell out. Guests may bring their own beverages, and snacks are provided.

Learn how to mount a staghorn fern to cork bark in an interactive session that covers everything from gathering materials to proper attachment and ongoing care. Designed with beginners in mind, the workshop offers a relaxed, welcoming pace, and each participant leaves with a one of a kind living piece ready to display at home. Materials are provided and no prior experience is needed. Admission requires a ticket and capacity is limited, so advance purchase is recommended, as sessions like this frequently sell out. Guests may bring their own beverages, and snacks will be available.

The Fostering Hope Gala, with Cara & Company Salon as the presenting sponsor, offers a meaningful evening focused on supporting children and families affected by foster care across the Gulf Coast. The program features moving stories of resilience and a keynote address from Brodie Croyle. Proceeds from tickets, sponsorships, and gifts advance the mission of Fostering Together Gulf Coast, extending support, resources, and hope to foster, adoptive, and kinship families in the community.

Experience a countywide showcase of homes during the Baldwin County Home Builders Association Parade of Homes. Properties crafted by many of the area’s premier builders will be open for the public to tour at no cost. Discover the latest in home building trends and gather inspiration if you are considering a move to Baldwin County or planning a custom home.

Saenger Theatre hosts a stop on Jo Koy’s Koy Meets World Tour, showcasing the relatable stand-up drawn from his family and Filipino heritage that has connected with audiences across cultures. Rising from early sets in a Las Vegas coffeehouse to selling out arenas around the world, he regularly ranks among the top grossing stand-up acts according to Pollstar and Billboard and continues to break records at prestigious venues. His stage and screen portfolio spans multiple Netflix specials, including Live From Brooklyn, 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, along with another Netflix special filmed in Stockton, California. On film he led Easter Sunday with Amblin Partners and appeared in Disney’s Haunted Mansion, and he has voiced characters in The Monkey King, Leo, and The Tiger’s Apprentice. Television credits include Mr. Iglesias and Awkwafina Is Nora from Queens. He and Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias are set to become the first comedians to sell out SoFi Stadium, and his achievements have been recognized at TCL Chinese Theatre.

Experience a two day luxury Mahjong retreat in Fairhope, Alabama presented by The Mahjong Collective, designed for intermediate and advanced American Mahjong players and curated for women who value beautiful details, meaningful connections, and elevated play. Many participants arrive without knowing anyone and leave with lasting friendships built around the game. The program blends learning with celebration, featuring a Reading the Table, defensive play and scoring workshop, an advanced strategy session, and tournament-style play with scored rounds. Special touches include a champagne and hors d’oeuvres soirée, boutique shopping opportunities, luxury prizes and sponsor gifts, and a private photo gallery for attendees. Each participant receives exclusive keepsakes, including a custom Mahjong Collective mat available only to attendees and a Mahjong Collective x MB Greene Lucky Tile Tote. This retreat is ideal for players seeking to strengthen strategy and defensive skills, build confidence in reading the table, meet Mahjong enthusiasts from around the country, enjoy a memorable getaway in Fairhope, and take their game to the next level. The experience spans two days. The price is $595 per person, and space is limited with previous gatherings selling out.

At Saenger Theatre, a live ensemble joins rock musicians, electronics, and vocalists to honor 35 years of Sonic the Hedgehog with an in-concert experience built around the franchise’s most memorable music and moments. Defining themes and instrumental fan favorites from the classic Genesis era through today are performed alongside highlights from across the games, creating an immersive journey through Sonic’s world. Listeners can look for playful musical Easter eggs woven into fresh arrangements and a high energy production that brings locations like Green Hill Zone and songs such as Undefeatable to life on stage. Tickets are subject to a delivery delay and will not be issued until the hold is lifted.

PLANTMANIA returns to the Alabama Gulf Coast with a two-day indoor plant show at the Daphne Civic Center. Explore thousands of rare, exotic, and popular houseplants sourced from growers around the world, and connect with plant enthusiasts, collectors, and experts. Tickets start at $15, and children 12 and under are admitted free. General admission can be purchased online or at the door, and VIP tickets are available with an early shopping window.

Sammy Kershaw brings his iconic country sound to Fairhope for one night. His career spans three platinum and six gold albums and more than 25 Billboard-charting singles, including the No. 1 She Don't Know She's Beautiful. This performance offers a classic country showcase from a veteran of the genre.

Paw For Epilepsy features a dog parade.

A high-energy performance is set for the Legion, delivered with full heart and plenty of noise. Guests are encouraged to bring a chair.

The KOSTUME Bash is a costume-themed fundraising celebration at Prodisee Pantry with a focus on fun. Attendees can expect a playful atmosphere that puts costumes and fundraising front and center.

Malbis Harvest Market gathers more than 40 local vendors at Historic Malbis Nursery for a family friendly shopping experience. Browse a variety of goods from area makers in a nursery setting. Admission is free.

At The Temple Downtown, Charles Gounod’s Romeo & Juliet reimagines Shakespeare’s Verona, where the feud of two distinguished families sparks a love story destined for heartbreak. Inspired by the original play, the music weaves expressive duets with graceful waltz passages, shaping a world of tenderness, tension, and lingering emotion.

Kristy Lee and Garrison Starr come together at Callaghan's Irish Social Club for an evening that brings two voices and two storytellers into focus, creating a night to remember.

A Night in Velaris is a romantasy themed midnight celebration at The Pillars presented by Storylight and The Pillars, honoring the ACOTAR 6 midnight release. Inspired by the Night Court, the evening centers on books, music, and celebration in an elegant atmosphere. Attendees can look forward to music and dancing, interactive games and themed activities, a costume contest with a fantasy focus, and photo moments styled for the Night Court aesthetic. Food is included with admission. Exclusive Storylight merchandise created for this event will be available, and the Storylight trailer will be open for shopping. The Pillars will serve themed cocktails and other drinks throughout the night. Guests are encouraged to arrive in Velaris inspired looks, blending fantasy with after five style. Costumes and themed outfits are welcome but not required. Two ticket options were listed. The Book plus Soirée Ticket at 65 dollars includes a midnight release copy of the book and event entry, and the Soirée Admission at 30 dollars includes entry along with food, music, games, and all activities. Both options were marked sold out. An update also noted that more tickets were added.

Set at Robertsdale Horse Arena, this show features 4D barrels and 3D poles, with optional exhibition runs available for $5 each. The payout returns 80 percent of entry fees to contestants, and all added money is paid out, with updates provided as the total changes. Memberships are $50, and riders must attend four of eight shows to qualify for year-end awards. A Saddlebook link will be posted one week before the show. Once the pre-draw is published, entries are nonrefundable.

Book & Plant Bingo Special Edition brings a book and plant themed bingo night to Oyster City Brewery. Inspired by the enthusiasm for Storylight and the Reads & Seeds event, this gathering features bingo games with prizes of plants and books.

A Pro Late Model race puts $50,000 on the line for the winner, raising the stakes as competitors battle for the checkered flag.

Brandon Giles brings a live show to The Decoy Bar & Grill in Fairhope, Alabama.

Danners Maine Lobster Shack will be serving lunch in Daphne. Service continues until everything is sold out.

The Funkhouse Fever Trio delivers a live set of roadhouse rock at The Sticky Rooster, featuring favorites by the Rolling Stones, ZZ Top, the Black Crowes, and more.

The 5th Annual Gulf Coast Mac Down celebrates the South’s vibrant food culture and the enduring appeal of mac and cheese. This family and pet friendly gathering offers activities for kids and the young at heart, along with generous tastings of creamy favorites. Teams go head to head for the Golden Noodle and the bragging rights to the region’s best mac and cheese. Tickets include cake walks, cookie decorating, face painting, a gaming truck, laser tag, an obstacle course, a mac and cheese eating contest, and music from DJ Fergg. Presented by Spire Energy, with proceeds supporting The Cookery Project’s Tackling Out of School Hunger Initiative.

Roper “Romp With A Reason” 2.0 returns to Downtown Fairhope with a lively celebration that rallies support for Shuck Cancer. The Helens are set to come back in coordinated style, embracing 70s-inspired flair with towering wigs, statement accessories, and brightly colored caftans, turning up the volume on Helen energy. This edition promises a louder, brighter scene with an even larger presence, keeping the focus on the cause and the camaraderie it inspires. More details will be shared soon, so start planning your look for a colorful romp that blends fun with purpose.

Union Arena welcomes Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War Vol. 3 with a release event at Gulf Coast Hobby. Explore the newest set, challenge local players, and pick up special promotional items connected to the launch. Whether you back Ichigo, the Captains of the Gotei 13, or the Quincy, this is a chance to put fresh cards into action. Bring a playmat and get ready for spirited battles. Space may be limited due to product availability.

The Frenchmen Market fills Bienville Square with a showcase of Gulf Coast talent, coinciding with artwalk night on the second Friday of each month. Visitors can discover work from regional artists and makers in a setting that uplifts the local creative scene. A new art gallery and a new market location increase visibility for vendors, make shopping easier, and broaden the platform for more than 100 artists, makers, and small businesses connected to The Frenchmen. Vendors and nonprofit organizations are welcome to participate to engage with the community and share their offerings. Food trucks are not permitted due to city ordinances.

Grits & Greens from Hattiesburg, Mississippi delivers a psychedelic Southern rock blend centered on songs about life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Their sound resonates with listeners who enjoy Paramore, Pink Floyd, Fleetwood Mac, and the Allman Brothers. Drawing on a wide range of influences that include the Allman Brothers, Rush, Paramore, Lake Street Dive, Pink Floyd, Little Feat, Kings of Leon, and Fleetwood Mac, the band turns that mix into tight grooves, memorable hooks, and a personable stage presence. Their performances weave stories about growing up, everyday challenges, and social injustice. The group released a self-titled debut in 2024 that quickly sold more than 500 vinyl copies, followed by the live album Live at Purple Bee in 2025. Their latest single, So Much Fun, was recorded, mixed, and mastered entirely by the band, with lyrics that reflect the hurdles and victories of an emerging act and underscore their do-it-yourself spirit. 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.

NAMI Mobile's annual walk will be held at Medal of Honor Park, Bicentennial Pavilion. On-site check-in will be available before the walk begins. Participants can register as individuals or form teams, including through the FUNDRAISE4NAMI app.

Now in its second year at Robertsdale High School, the Car Show & Chili Cook-Off brings people together for cars, chili, music, and fun while supporting the Robertsdale High School Golden Bear Band. Following a well attended debut, organizers expect an expanded event this time.

Create a custom succulent arrangement in a hands-on workshop that covers the essentials of soil, watering, lighting, and long-term care. The atmosphere is relaxed and beginner friendly, welcoming anyone from first-time plant owners to experienced collectors. All materials are included, and no prior experience is required. Participants will learn practical techniques, get a little messy, and take home a one-of-a-kind creation. Tickets are required and seating is limited, so purchasing early is recommended as workshops often sell out. BYOB is welcome, and snacks will be provided.

Get hands-on and design a personalized succulent garden while learning the essentials of soil choice, watering routines, lighting needs, and long-term plant care. This relaxed, beginner-friendly workshop welcomes both newcomers and plant enthusiasts who want a creative way to craft a one-of-a-kind arrangement to take home. All supplies are included, and no prior experience is required. BYOB is welcome, and snacks will be available. Tickets are required and seating is limited, so advance purchase is recommended as sessions often sell out.

The 16th annual holiday shopping extravaganza returns to the Daphne Civic Center with a wide range of seasonal finds and gift ideas. Explore handcrafted pieces, accessories, home decor, fashion, and other unique items, including options for those who are hard to shop for. General admission is $5, and children 12 and under are admitted free. VIP tickets are $20 and include a shopping bag. Vendor spaces are available and filling quickly, and direct marketing businesses should verify that their brand is not already represented before inquiring.

A meaningful and celebratory evening unfolds at Stewartfield, featuring free wine and beer, tasty food, and a caricature portrait to take home as a keepsake, with additional surprises still to be revealed. Expect an elegant atmosphere with a focus on making an impact.

Enjoy a festive Christmas bazaar from the Ladies Auxiliary, featuring vendors with holiday gifts, gift baskets, homemade baked goods, and more. Prospective vendors may reserve an eight-foot table for $50, with checks payable to SPLA. Space is limited, and applications are due by the application deadline. Setup is available the day before or prior to opening. For additional information or vendor inquiries, contact Kim Dye at kdye14719@gmail.com.