Events in Fairhope, AL

Put on a costume and enjoy trick-or-treating at the Daphne Public Library. Candy will be available in the lobby, craft stations will be set up in the community room, and a large inflatable corn maze will be on the plaza. Made possible with support from the Friends of the Daphne Library.

Hosted at Robertsdale Horse Arena, this show features 4D barrels and 3D poles with an 80 to 20 split on entry fees and all added money paid out in full. The total added money may change and will be updated as information is finalized. Exhibition runs are $5 each. Memberships are $50, and members must attend four of the eight shows to qualify for end of year awards. A Saddlebook link will be shared one week before the show. Once the pre-draw is posted, refunds are not available.

Zack Chavers performs live at Tacky Jacks Gulf Shores, providing a musical backdrop for dinner in Gulf Shores, Alabama.

Step into a costumed ball celebrating the long-awaited sixth book in Sarah J. Maas’s A Court of Thorns and Roses at The Haunted Book Shop in Mobile. The surrounding block transforms into the Night Court with the romance and fantasy of Prythian, featuring dancing, themed cocktail menus at Alchemy Tavern and at Penton’s Bistro King Bleu Corner Bar, a Prythian Market Square showcasing local artisans and vendors, and abundant photo moments. Tickets must be purchased in advance, with two options available: a $65 tier that includes the new book plus the experience, and a $30 tier for the experience only. Every ticket includes ACOTAR-inspired decor, an on-site DJ for dancing, catering by Penton’s Bistro with finger foods and sweets, a book cover photo backdrop, rhinestone face and body art, and the ongoing “Win the Reign!” contest for a chance to spend time on the High Court throne. Costumed guests can present their looks to the High Lady of the Night Court during a parade before the throne, and costumed ticket holders may enter a drawing for the title. Guests also receive special access to the Mobile Arts Council Gallery and the “Cottage Core” exhibition by Ben Kaiser and Vanessa Quintana, where glitter, hyper-realism, and custom installations create immersive photo settings. Add-on Costume Workshops are available for $10 each when purchasing an ACOTAR Experience ticket. One session focuses on design, upcycling, and practical build tips, while another features a fantasy makeup tutorial, accessorizing guidance, a fabric and notions swap, and one-on-one time with experts. Instructors include Courtney Matthews, Toya “Lady T” Musings, and Jodie Cain Smith. Attendance for each workshop is limited to 30, and participants are welcome to bring fabric scraps, bits and bobs to swap, along with in-progress costume pieces for hands-on assistance. Space is limited.

Emily Stuckey performs live at Callaghan's Irish Social Club. Burgers and beers are available to enjoy with the music.

This prerelease for the Gundam TCG set Stardust Trails features on-site deck building with four provided Gundam packs per participant. Entry is $30. Everyone receives participation promos. Prize support is one pack per person, and all participants receive one pack at the end of the event for taking part.

At Spanish Plaza in Mobile, the American Cancer Society’s Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk brings people together alongside the Infirmary Cancer Care team. The event centers on awareness, encouragement for patients and survivors, and collective support for progress against breast cancer. Participants share a meaningful experience of solidarity, hope, and community spirit.

Kick off Halloween by getting moving and making strides. Start the day with energy and a festive spirit.

Get into the Halloween spirit with a zombie themed Zumba workout packed with eerie beats, spooky vibes, and undead inspired choreography. The dance floor comes alive for a high energy session that feels more like a party than a workout. Costumes are encouraged, so wear your creepiest fitness gear and bring your best monster moves. All levels are welcome and no dance experience is required. This themed class takes place at Crunch Fitness and focuses on fun, movement, and working up a sweat.

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

Celebrate Halloween with a Magic: The Gathering chaos draft priced at $25. Players sit together at a table and each receives three random play boosters. Open the first pack, take two cards, then pass the rest to the next player, continuing until it is finished. For the second pack, pass in the opposite direction, then switch directions again for the third. After drafting, you will have about 20 minutes to build a deck of at least 40 cards using your picks, and basic lands are available to borrow. Matches use random pairings and are played best of three. The overall winner earns a prize to be announced. A promotional card is available while supplies last. Space is limited, and costumes are welcome for the holiday.

Expect country music, opportunities to dance, and time for fellowship in a friendly setting. Alcohol and smoking are not permitted at this event.

Brandon Giles performs live at The Decoy Bar & Grill in Fairhope, Alabama.

Hanan Browning returns to The People’s Room of Mobile for a Halloween show with live music and festive extras. After his debut at the venue, he performs with his band and includes favorites from his album Empyrean Tides, available on streaming platforms. The event features a costume contest and tasty party favors. The contest winner receives a $50 bar tab, ear buds, a TPR t-shirt, and an HB1 Hanan Browning t-shirt. Tickets are $20 on Eventbrite or at the door.

Bams and Bubbles 251 is hosting a five-week community mahjong tournament to support COTA for Rosalynn. The entry fee is $100, and participants compete for a grand prize package. Players select their own partners and complete one timed hour of play each week at a time that works for them. During open play hours, staff time each session, record scores, and share at the end of each week who advances to the next round. It is an opportunity to enjoy the game, meet fellow mahjong enthusiasts, and contribute to a meaningful cause. Registration is open.

Set at USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park, the 10th Annual Bras Across the CAUSEway 5K & Festival brings the community together in support of local breast cancer patients. Participants can choose a timed 5K run or walk, opt for a one mile fun run designed for families, or take part virtually. Event shirts are available to wear in solidarity. Funds raised benefit Bras Across the CAUSEway’s patient assistance program, which helps with essentials such as gas, groceries, copays, uncovered medical expenses, rent, and utilities. Whether moving on the course, cheering from the sidelines, or volunteering, every effort helps turn distance into meaningful support.

The 41st Annual Cavalier Classic Golf Tournament takes place at Heron Lakes Golf Course with a four-person scramble and a shotgun start. The atmosphere follows a Mardi Gras theme, and participants enjoy included food and drinks. Prizes, on-course contests, and raffles add to the excitement. Entry is $125 per player or $500 per team.

Flea market vendors gather every Sunday, except when noted otherwise. Browse offerings that include some food, vintage clothing, and vintage toys. There are also many other items to explore in between those categories.

The Amanda Cook Band brings a bluegrass-filled evening led by Amanda Cook, now in her tenth year guiding the group. Raised in Jay, Florida, she began performing with her father in the mid-2000s, a start that shaped her grounded style, close audience connection, and distinctive vocal range. Pursuing her drive to record and tour professionally, she moved to the Mountains of Virginia, signed a long term five album contract with Mountain Fever Records, and also worked there as an engineer. The band’s fourth studio album, Changes, debuted at number one on the Billboard Bluegrass Album chart in October 2022, and the group has kept a steady presence at festivals and top venues nationwide. In 2022 she became Chief Operation Officer at Mountain Fever Records, and in early 2024 she was selected as one of 25 members of the bluegrass community for the International Bluegrass Music Association’s annual Bluegrass Leadership program. The momentum continued with the fifth album, Restless Soul, released in October 2024, with singles earning top play on Sirius XM and appearing on the Bluegrass Today charts. Tickets are $30 on Eventbrite.

Participants discuss matters of the heart in an open conversation.

Shiloh Baptist Church hosts its annual Harvest Fest, a family friendly celebration with no admission charge. Guests can enjoy lots of games and candy, music performed live, face painting by a professional artist, laser tag, a hayride, inflatable attractions, and an animal petting area. The outdoor playground will be open, a sensory friendly room will be available, and there is a dedicated zone for toddlers, along with food and activities suited to all ages.

The Brook & The Bluff bring The Werewolf Tour to Soul Kitchen in Mobile, AL with a range of ticket options and limited VIP experiences. General admission is $25 in advance or $28 on the day of the show if tickets remain, and a limited number of seated side riser tickets are available for $55. The Early Entry VIP package, priced at $75, includes early access to the venue, merchandise shopping before the show, an official VIP laminate and enamel button, and one general admission ticket. The Werewolf VIP package, priced at $135, adds an intimate acoustic performance and Q&A before the show, an exclusive tour poster signed by the band, a VIP tote bag, a group photo with The Brook & The Bluff, early entry, pre-show shopping access, an official VIP laminate and enamel button, and one general admission ticket, with limited quantities available. TicketWeb is the sole authorized ticket seller and tickets from other sources are not guaranteed. Guests under 18 must attend with a parent, and anyone under 21 will be charged a $5 surcharge at the door. Support acts may change without notice.

Saucy FuzZ takes the stage at Undertow Bar for a performance.

Alabama author Mollie Smith Waters appears for a book signing celebrating her title Historic Resting Places in Alabama. Attendees can meet the author and purchase a copy.

This Sci-Fi and Fantasy book club meets on the first Thursday of every month.

An intimate night of original songs unfolds at The People’s Room of Mobile, spotlighting four distinctive voices: Lily Dabbs, Amanda Donald, Jacob Brock, and Juliet McConkey. Tickets are $20 through Eventbrite or at the door. The program ranges across folk, country, bluegrass, and Americana, blending traditional roots with fresh perspectives shaped by the Gulf Coast, the Blue Ridge Mountains, Texas, and the broader South. Lily Dabbs draws on inspirations like Bob Dylan, Iris DeMent, and John Prine, pairing candid writing with melodic fingerpicking and a warm, oaky vocal style. After time in the Athens, Georgia folk community and a move to Austin, her catalog has grown to include a self-titled EP, After the Blues, the full-length Back Around, and 2024’s Rio Grande Recordings. Alabama Gulf Coast native Amanda Donald brings seasoned musicianship and effortless vocals to a sound that fuses bluegrass, traditional country, and contemporary folk while honoring the traditions she loves. South Alabama artist Jacob Brock adds an alternative country edge informed by the white-sand Gulf and the spirit of Muscle Shoals, pushing the genre into a more cosmic space. His debut project HIGH NOON: ACT I set the tone, GIFT HORSE: FIRST LEG continued it, and his single Lasso is available now. Originally from Nelson County in Virginia’s Blue Ridge and now based in Austin, Juliet McConkey writes folk-leaning country songs shaped by nature, relationships, and rural roots. After her 2020 debut Disappearing Girl, she signed with Soggy Anvil Records in 2025 and released her second album, Southern Front, recorded in Nashville with themes of uncertainty, change, and the unknown. Expect an up-close setting where the songs and the stories behind them are front and center.

Presented by the University of Mobile Piano Ensemble, this tribute honors Barbara Laurendine, founder of the Alabama School of the Arts Piano Ensemble, and the legacy she established. The concert features selections that echo her artistry, creativity, and influence, marking three decades of excellence and recognizing the many students inspired by her vision. Hosted at the University of Mobile’s Alabama School of the Arts in Eight Mile.

Jesse Roper brings a surge of blues rock to OWA Theater, pairing raspy vocals with virtuosic guitar for a high-energy show. The Canadian singer-songwriter fuses classic rock, blues, and soul-laced storytelling into a signature sound, supported by a track record that spans major festivals and packed rooms. Expect commanding stage presence, soaring vocals, and fiery riffs that shape a memorable concert experience. Drinks and concessions will be available.

Mason and Chris will perform together.

WynterFest marks its fifth year with a full weekend of activities spanning Friday through Sunday. Single-day tickets are $25 for Friday, $40 for Saturday, and $40 for Sunday. A weekend pass is available for $100, and a camping add-on for the weekend is $25. Tickets are available through Eventbrite. All sales are final, with transfers allowed if you cannot attend. All proceeds go to charity.

This prerelease brings Star Trek to Magic: The Gathering in a Two-Headed Giant format. Participants will build decks from the new set and team up for cooperative matches, with themes that nod to the Federation, the Klingon Empire, and the Borg. The entry fee is $50. Early arrival is recommended, as sign ups and check-ins close 15 minutes before the start.

Graeson McGaha, widely known as The Feral Wife Guy, brings a full night of comedy to Crescent Theater Mobile in Mobile, Alabama. His act spins marriage, parenting, corporate life, midlife detours, RV mishaps, and everyday questionable choices into stories that couples recognize immediately. The show gives a wink to feral wives, to husbands whose antics might set off HR, and to anyone who is technically an adult yet probably still needs supervision. Rather than straight-ahead stand-up, it zeroes in on the very subjects that fuel those car-ride debates and turns them into shared laughs.

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.

American Legion Post 99 presents the 8th Annual Robert Bunton Memorial Open Car Show paired with a Toys for Tots drive, honoring founder Robert “Bob” Bunton and benefiting American Legion programs that assist veterans with essentials such as food, clothing, temporary housing, transportation, and other vital services. Mike’s American Muscle Cars will serve as emcee, providing music and announcements throughout the show. The Cpl Joseph Whitehead Marine Corps League, Det #1370, will collect new, unwrapped toys for Toys for Tots, and each toy donation earns one complimentary door prize raffle ticket from Mike. Registered show participants receive a free breakfast meal, and additional plates will be available for purchase. The first 50 registrations will receive goodie bags. Activities include a 50/50 drawing, additional prize raffles, and a silent auction for specialty items, with the event concluding in an awards ceremony. Honors will include 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Place BattleFlag Awards, Rat Rod, Preserved Resilience for patina and unrestored vehicles, Commanders Choice, People’s Choice, Kids Choice, Motorcycle and Jeep awards, and Mike’s American Muscle Cars Top Choice. Some details are still being finalized, and updates will be posted in the event discussion. Participants acknowledge the inherent risks associated with motor vehicle events and agree to release the organizers and supporting sponsors, including American Legion Post 99 and Mike’s American Muscle Cars, from liability for personal injury or property damage. The organizers reserve the right to revoke registration if any participant or guest engages in reckless, dangerous, or unsafe behavior.

A Renaissance faire takes place in Robertsdale, Alabama across three weekends during the fall. This multi-weekend gathering focuses on Renaissance themes and community fun. Vendor, merchant, and entertainer spots are available, and inquiries can be directed to Steve Melei at 850 572 1407.

Celebrate five flavorful years on the Gulf Coast with a weekend festival at Town Green in Gulf Shores that brings together more than a dozen Alabama food trucks, a wide range of regional and national craft beverages, live music, lawn games, shopping, and an artisan market featuring local makers and small businesses. Presented by Food Truck Festivals of America, the event highlights crowd favorites from trucks like 18 Wayz Wingz and Thingz, AteUp! Wok on Wheels, B&T Island Roots, Cottontown Concessions, Cousins Maine Lobster, Flashy Funnel Cakes, Hala Kahiki Delight, Hog Wild Beach & BBQ, La señal, Made in Colombia, The Lucky Lemon, The Smash House, TiCT - The Ice Cream Truck, and Tropicalsno Freezetopia, along with artisans such as Great Lakes Outback, Gulfbound Goods, Mystical Shellie Works, Paradise Art, Pepper Brothers, thebuttabar, and The Kessel Trading Company. Lineups are subject to change. General admission is free, with food and beverages sold separately, and specialty adult beverage packages are available online only. Guests are welcome to bring lawn chairs and blankets, and well behaved dogs on leashes are allowed. Rain or shine, the festival goes on.

Celebrate the season at a holiday reveal featuring the release of Christmas and winter glass. Admission is free. Visitors can browse seasonal pieces, meet the team, and enter a giveaway. Blow Your Own glass ornament sessions are available during the event, and appointments are required to participate.

The 5th Annual Gulf Coast Mac Down spotlights the South’s vibrant culinary scene through its favorite comfort food. This family and pet friendly gathering offers plenty to taste with generous mac and cheese samples while teams face off for the Golden Noodle and the right to claim the South’s top mac and cheese. Presented by Spire Energy, the event supports The Cookery Project’s Tackling Out of School Hunger Initiative. Tickets cover activities for all ages, including cake walks, cookie decorating, face painting, laser tag, an obstacle course, a mac and cheese eating contest, and music from DJ Fergg.

Open to ladies and non-binary competitors, this target match play tournament at Captain Crazy’s Paradise uses target points that are set on the day based on time and attendance. Players compete in randomized groups, with seeding, pairings, and play order all determined at random. Scoring awards 7 points for first, 5 for second, 3 for third, and 1 for fourth in four player groups, and 7, 4, and 1 in three player groups. The finals are played as a best of three rounds. Tournament entry is included with admission to Captain Crazy’s Paradise, all-day play is $25, and the $1 IFPA fee is covered by Captain Crazy’s Paradise. Practice is available before the competition begins, and day-of signups are welcome. Participants earn points toward state and national IFPA rankings.

Mobile International Dragway hosts a heads up NT small tire racing program featuring 28X, Real Street NT, Mean Street, and Easy Street. For the Street categories, class caps will be drawn prior to TnT/Grudge. 28X is uncapped and all out with a $150 buy-in and $2,000 added. Real Street NT is capped at 5.00 to 5.40 with a $100 buy-in and $1,500 added. Mean Street NT is capped at 5.60 to 6.00 with a $40 buy-in and $1,250 added. Easy Street NT is capped at 6.60 to 7.20 with a $40 buy-in and $750 added. Each round in every class uses a computer randomized ladder to streamline pairings. No times will be displayed for any class, and cars set up for class racing are welcome. The surface is radial prepped, the format is heads up, and the event is family friendly. Only slick or radial tires are permitted, and overnight racer parking is available.

Frank Brown Songwriters Festival presents a songwriter round at Woodside Restaurant at Gulf State Park featuring Nashville recording artist and returning FBSF performer Kirstie Kraus alongside Isaac Moore. Kraus began performing at age five and was writing songs by eight, later joining the Nashville Songwriters Association International at fifteen while making regular trips to co-write in Music City. She earned the Artist of the Year, Country, honor at the Josie Music Awards on the Grand Ole Opry stage, and her music has been highlighted by BBC Breakfast, WSM Radio, WSMV Channel 4, and Spotify’s All New Country playlist. Her catalog includes seven duet singles and collaborations with many Nashville writers, and she has appeared alongside Thomas Rhett, Kip Moore, Brothers Osborne, and Pam Tillis at shows in the United States and abroad. Merchandise and meet and greets are available at the show.

Enjoy live music in the courtyard with Dennis Gibson. The Atrium bar will be open for drinks, and admission is free. The nursery will also be open, so you can shop while the music plays.

RIPTIDE returns to The Office Lounge Foley Al for an amped-up rock performance.

Football meets bingo at the Queens with Dreams Tailgate Bingo Bash, a tailgate-style event at the Mobile Mystics Float Barn. Admission is $25 per person and includes 10 game cards and food. The bar will be open with drinks available for purchase, and cash prizes are part of the festivities. Attendees can show team spirit by wearing their favorite colors and enjoy a football-themed bingo experience with friends.

Drivin N Cryin appears on the Crushing Flowers Tour, joined by special guests The Alabama Heathens. This event showcases both acts together under the tour's banner.

This annual arts and music social pays tribute to Frank Brown's songwriter friends, preserving their memories by sharing their songs. All proceeds support Gold Star Mentors.

Anglers of all experience levels can take part in a monthly seminar series at Legendary Marine in Gulf Shores, Alabama. Each session highlights seasonally focused topics, including techniques for targeting Red Snapper and Tarpon, offshore trolling, deep drop jigging, and approaches for inshore fishing during the colder months. Local professionals lead the presentations and share practical tips, while attendees can connect with fellow fishing enthusiasts. Attendance is free with registration required, and space is limited.

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.

Saucy FuzZ takes the stage at Undertow Bar for a live show.

The Mahjong Crown Classic culminates at The Venue Fairhope, presented by the Fairhope Film Festival and Mahjong By The Bay. The 16 highest scorers from a prior session compete for the title as the event also highlights the U.S. premiere of Luck My Life, the festival’s Opening Night film. Guests can enjoy Sip & Shop and meet director Eric Wong and producer Careen Tham, visiting from Singapore. Admission is free and open to all, and enjoyment is not limited to those who play mahjong.

Returning to Fairhope’s downtown area, this four day celebration of cinema features films, special events, and filmmakers as the festival marks its 14th year. The Opening Night film will be announced in advance, and the complete lineup, schedule, and ticket information will be released as the event approaches. Expect additional happenings and announcements throughout festival week leading up to Opening Night in Fairhope, Alabama.

At Sandy Creek Resort, this nature-based retreat offers a restorative pause for guides, facilitators, practitioners, leaders, and other heart-centered caregivers. The experience invites participants to set aside daily roles and reconnect with themselves through ceremony, sacred sound, meditation, somatic practices, gentle movement, time in community, and unhurried moments outdoors. The space is co-ed and welcomes all genders, fostering balance, grounded presence, mutual respect, and connection. Meals are provided throughout the gathering so there is no need to cook or plan food, which makes it easier to focus on rest and renewal. Lodging is simple and close to the land, with shared yurt glamping that includes air conditioning and a heater, as well as tent options. Facilities include two outdoor showers and a shared bathroom located away from sleeping areas. Pricing is as follows. A shared king yurt is $350. A private queen is $400. A private tent is $300. Tents measure 8 by 8 and include air conditioning, a heater, an electrical outlet, and a light, and guests who select a tent should bring their own bedding or a sleeping bag. The intention is to receive as fully as you give, to rekindle passion, creativity, ease, and inspiration, and to return to your work feeling nourished, resourced, and whole.

Enjoy casual Commander games of Magic: The Gathering in a welcoming setting for players of all skill levels. Upon arrival, participants are asked to share their deck power level so pairings can be arranged accordingly. A selection of sealed product will be available for purchase, and light refreshments will be available.

At OWA Theater, Tab Benoit brings his Soul of the Swamp Tour with special guest Jesse Dayton, delivering an evening rooted in bayou soul and deep blues. Benoit's rugged guitar tone and expressive vocals tap the pulse of the wetlands, blending unfiltered drive with emotional songcraft. A four-time Grammy nominee known for songs such as "Nice and Warm", he shapes the performance like a journey, building momentum song by song. Drinks and concessions will be available.

The Blowout Bar will be on site at Christmas Jubilee, welcoming attendees to stop by.

A favorite Mobile shopping tradition returns to Midtown Mobile with a thoughtfully curated lineup of merchants, makers, artisans, and specialty retailers from across the Southeast, creating a festive weekend of holiday shopping. Friday evening features an exclusive shopping night with cocktails, hors d'oeuvres, and early access to the marketplace. Saturday and Sunday offer two full days to browse for unique gifts and seasonal inspiration while supporting small businesses. Saturday is the biggest shopping day, with additional Saturday pop up vendors joining the indoor market merchants for an even wider selection of holiday finds.

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.

Saucy FuzZ performs live at Icehouse Tap Room Gulf Shores. Stop by to catch their set and enjoy the music.

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.

This Chicken Swap offers a chance to buy, sell, and trade at the Elberta Farmers Co-Op.

The day starts with a yard sale, followed later by fish served hot.

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.

Le Tour De Foley returns for its 13th year at the Raymond C Christiansen Sports Complex in Foley, Alabama, serving as the primary fundraising ride for the Foley Alabama Lions Club and continuing a long-standing cycling tradition in Baldwin County. Riders can choose a 40 mile route or a 23 mile option, and e-bikes are welcome. Registration includes a commemorative T-shirt. The ride starts and finishes at the same location used for the 2025 edition. This is a recreational ride rather than a race. Additional notes about the location are available in the event’s discussion section.

The Elks Hoop Shoot, a national free throw contest with more than five decades of history, is coming to Foley. Youth ages 8 to 13 compete in separate divisions for ages 8 to 9, 10 to 11, and 12 to 13, with each participant attempting 25 free throws. Local winners can advance to district, state and regional rounds on the path to the Elks National Hoop Shoot Finals. After the competition, participants can enjoy a pizza party hosted by the Elks.

The third annual Christmas market features an array of creative handmade crafts and seasonal treasures. Visitors can browse one of a kind gifts, decorative wreaths, baked goods, and holiday decor, along with many other finds.

Arti Gras is an annual fine art market that supports the Detonti Square Community Garden. Explore work from more than 40 local artists, enjoy live music, and pick up raffle tickets for a chance to take home original pieces. The market is set in downtown Mobile, creating a lively setting for art lovers and neighbors alike.

Returning to Robertsdale High School by popular demand, the 2nd Annual Car Show & Chili Cook-Off brings the community together for a full day that blends a car show with a chili cook-off, plus music and plenty of fun, all in support of the Robertsdale High School Golden Bear Band. Strong turnout and enthusiasm at the inaugural event made its return an easy decision, and this edition is expected to be larger than the first.

Kim March presents a program exploring the Town of Loxley and the Loxley Museum. Seating is limited to 42, so reservations are necessary. To reserve a spot, email BaldwinGenealogy@gmail.com and include the meeting date or topic along with your name and contact information. Registration will close once capacity is reached.

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 inaugural EMS Conference four-person scramble takes place at Cotton Golf Course, combining friendly competition with opportunities to connect with EMS professionals. Expect a day of golf with prize opportunities, lunch, and polos included. The team format keeps the focus on camaraderie, and participation is not limited to conference attendees.

Soul Heaven Cafe will be at The Reserve of Foley serving comforting, flavor-packed favorites prepared on site. It offers an easy alternative to cooking, with tasty options ready for a relaxed evening.

Saucy FuzZ will perform.

This gathering offers casual Commander play for Magic the Gathering players of every skill level. Upon arrival, share your deck level so pairings can be set. A selection of sealed product can be purchased, and light refreshments will be offered.

Third Thursdays bring Downtown Foley to life with a community-focused evening that highlights the area’s energetic entrepreneurs. Enjoy art, refreshments, and fashion offerings in a welcoming setting. Many participating businesses offer special discounts, complimentary samples, and prize drawings, creating a lively stroll through the heart of Foley.

Mason and Chris perform.

A relaxed book conversation in a share-and-tell style, where participants discuss whatever they are currently reading. The atmosphere is casual and welcoming, with open discussion shaped by each person’s current picks.

Create a hand-blown glass ornament with the Muffinjaw crew during a hands-on session at the Eastern Shore Art Center in Fairhope, AL. All ages can participate, and no prior experience is required. Ornaments are cooled on site and are typically ready to take home in about an hour. If a piece is not collected, it will be kept at the Art Center for later pickup. Please plan to arrive at least five minutes before your scheduled appointment.

Fairhope welcomes Robert Earl Keen as the Then and Now Tour arrives at Live At Five. This performance spotlights two milestones, marking 25 years of Gravitational Forces and 15 years of Ready for Confetti, with other favorites included. Tickets are available.

Saucy FuzZ takes the stage for a live performance.

The first annual Central Baldwin Futbol Club Mayor’s Cup Tournament is a one day fundraiser supporting Central Baldwin Futbol Club. This small sided round robin event is open to players ages 9 to 14 with groups for U11, U13, and U15. The entry fee is 40 dollars per player, and each participant is guaranteed three games. Players are randomly placed on one of four teams within their age group to keep competition balanced. Matches feature two 20 minute halves with a 10 minute halftime. First place medals are awarded in each age group. Participation is limited to 40 players per group, and online registration is required.

At Rock Creek Golf Course in Fairhope, this annual Paddys Daddies golf tournament raises support for children served by St. Jude. Wildcat Travel Group is sponsoring a team of four golfers, and Wildcat Soaps & Candles is contributing items for raffles and an auction to further the cause.

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.

At Robertsdale Colliseum, the 2J 4D Barrel Race brings the 2026 season awards together with a full slate of competition. The program opens with the awards presentation, followed by exhibition runs. A beginner division is next, with open, youth, adult, and senior classes rounding out the event.

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.

Funkhouse Fever Trio takes the stage at Doc Holliday's with a roadhouse rock set filled with favorites by the Rolling Stones, ZZ Top, and the Black Crowes, along with more classics.

Brandon Styles brings a comedy magic production to OWA that showcases a world competition award-winning magician performing everything from large-scale illusions to smaller feats, mixing laughs with surprising moments. The show invites audience participation and uses playful props to keep the energy lively, and it offers indoor seating that works well for families and children. Promoted as Alabama’s only magic show, the ticket confirmation also includes exclusive discounts at participating OWA restaurants.

Saucy FuzZ takes the stage for a live set at Undertow Bar.

Elaine Petty & Friends bring a live performance to the Tacky house.

Gulf Coast CPR Training offers an American Heart Association Basic Life Support course for healthcare providers in a traditional classroom format. The class covers all material required to earn BLS certification and is held in downtown Fairhope, Alabama. For added flexibility, blended BLS options are available across the week.

At Tanger Outlets in Foley, the Cousins Maine Lobster truck will be set up near Starbucks, serving lobster rolls and more. Guests can order right at the truck or use the Cousins Maine Lobster mobile app for contactless and pre-ordering. In the app, select the Pensacola, FL and Mobile, AL locations to place an order. Orders are accepted during operating hours, and customers earn rewards points with every purchase. If ordering in person, ask to have the QR code scanned to make sure points are added.

Saucy FuzZ takes the stage for a live performance.

Live songs from Zoe Burdett set the mood for supper.

Celebrate the start of the Christmas season with the City of Satsuma’s annual Christmas tree lighting, bringing neighbors, families, and friends together as the community lights the tree and welcomes the holidays. Vendors are invited to participate, with 12x12 spaces available for $20 and optional electricity for an additional $20. Vendor applications are available at Satsuma City Hall. For vendor inquiries or more information, contact Ashton Roberts at aroberts@cityofsatsuma.com. Additional details will be shared.

Saucy FuzZ takes the stage for a late-night set that continues into the early hours. Expect an extended performance that keeps the night going.

Enjoy a performance by Mason and Chris.

A Christmas bazaar from the Ladies Auxiliary features vendors offering holiday gifts, baskets, homemade baked goods, and more. Vendor participation is available; a single eight-foot table costs $50, with checks payable to SPLA. Space is limited, and setup can be done the day before or prior to opening. For vendor information, contact Kim Dye at kdye14719@gmail.com.

Celebrate the season at the City of Satsuma Christmas Parade, featuring sparkling lights, decorated floats, and plenty of holiday cheer. Families can find a spot along the route to enjoy the procession and the festive atmosphere. Parade applications are available at Satsuma City Hall, and the registration fee is $30.

Fiddle in the Band presents a seasonal celebration at OWA Theater in Foley, Alabama. This Christmas show brings festive spirit to the stage with a warm nod to the sounds of the season.

Doc Holliday's hosts the Funkhouse Fever Trio for a live roadhouse rock set featuring favorites by the Stones, ZZ Top, and Black Crowes, among others.

RIPTIDE is back at The Office Lounge, delivering a high energy rock set for a lively night of music.

The Malbis Christmas Market is a free, family friendly event at Historic Malbis Nursery featuring more than 40 local vendors. Explore a variety of items from local sellers and enjoy a relaxed holiday shopping experience.

Storylight and Izenstone present a holiday brunch created for book lovers. Attendees can enjoy a full brunch, themed beverages, and literary activities in a cheerful Christmas atmosphere. Tickets include event entry, the meal, and all activities, with plenty of seasonal fun shared among fellow readers. An exclusive announcement will be revealed to everyone at the brunch before it is shared elsewhere.

Celebrate the launch of the My Hero Academia set for Union Arena with a release event at Gulf Coast Hobby. Test out the brand-new cards in matches against local players and pick up exclusive promotional items connected to the set’s debut. Bring a deck and a playmat. Participation may be limited based on product availability.

Saucy FuzZ takes the stage for a live set.

This rescheduled show brings Brian Posehn to Crescent Theater for an evening of stand-up. The writer, actor, and comedian has kept a full slate, from taping his fourth hour of stand-up to co-creating and starring in a forthcoming Nickelodeon cartoon with Joe Trohman of Fall Out Boy. He portrayed an NSA intern on TruTV’s Top Secret Videos and has appeared on The Mandalorian, Lady Dynamite, and You’re the Worst, with recurring roles on The Big Bang Theory and New Girl. His earlier television work includes The Sarah Silverman Program, along with appearances on Seinfeld, NewsRadio, Everybody Loves Raymond, Friends, The Neighborhood, and a recurring turn on Just Shoot Me.

Enjoy live music from Mason Henderson and Chris Beverly at Icehouse Tap Room Gulf Shores. The duo performs together for a shared set on stage.

Bill Gaither and the Gaither Vocal Band bring the Gaither Homecoming Christmas tour to Cottage Hill Baptist Church in Mobile, Alabama, joined by Mark Lowry, Woody Wright, The Hoppers, Angela Primm, Chris Blue, Kevin Williams, Karen Peck & New River, Matthew Holt, Gene McDonald, Michael Shade Rowsey, and Ladye Love Smith. The program blends rich harmonies, well loved gospel selections, and timeless Christmas songs with lighthearted moments and times set aside for worship. Centered on the story of Christ’s birth and the themes of hope, peace, and love, the evening offers opportunities for celebration and reflection, continuing a holiday tradition embraced by many through the years. For ticket protection, third party resales are not permitted on TPR event pages. Purchase through the official ticketing outlet to ensure valid tickets and receive the most current event information. Tickets obtained from third parties are not guaranteed by TPR and may limit access to assistance.

At Bienville Square in Mobile, The Frenchmen Market showcases Gulf Coast creativity during the monthly artwalk. Shoppers can explore work from a wide community of makers, artists, and small businesses, with more than 100 creatives connected to the market. An affiliated art gallery and an expanded market setup increase visibility for vendors and make browsing easier, creating a broader platform for local talent. The event also includes opportunities for non-profit organisations to engage with the community and share information about their programs. In line with city regulations, food trucks are not part of the market.

The Collective is making an appearance in downtown Foley.

Saucy FuzZ takes the stage for a live set.

Celebrate the season while connecting with others who enjoy exploring family history. Seating is limited to 42, so reservations are required. To request a spot, email BaldwinGenealogy@gmail.com with your name, contact information, and the meeting date or topic. Registration will close once capacity is reached.

Learn to transform preserved moss into a framed piece of natural art that also serves as a display for a plant. In this hands-on, beginner friendly workshop, you will design and build a finished piece to take home. It offers a simple way to add greenery to your space, with no watering required. All supplies are included, and the setting is relaxed and welcoming to first timers. A ticket is required and seats are limited, so early purchase is recommended since these sessions tend to sell out. Bring your own beverage to enjoy while you create, and snacks will be provided.

Brandon Giles takes the stage for a live performance at The Decoy Bar & Grill, offering a night focused on live music.

Discover resin art in a Christmas-themed, hands-on class at The Frenchmen. Hosted by Leo Ferreira of Love & Adventure Studios, this relaxed session combines creative expression with your favorite beverage. All materials are provided and the atmosphere is set with inspiring music. No experience is required, so bring your enthusiasm and a drink of your choice. Custom designs and themes for special parties can be arranged upon request.

Transform preserved moss into a framed piece of natural art that also works as a simple display for a plant. This beginner friendly workshop includes all supplies and offers a low maintenance way to add greenery at home with no watering required. Expect a relaxed, creative setting where participants can get their hands dirty, learn something new, and leave with a unique piece ready to display. Tickets are required and seating is limited, so early purchase is recommended because sessions often sell out. BYOB is allowed, and snacks are provided. No prior experience is necessary.

Saucy FuzZ takes the stage at Undertow Bar for a live performance.

Enjoy two evenings of Skating with Santa at the Daphne Civic Center. Attendees can glide around the rink, meet Santa, and grab a bite from food trucks, with more to discover. Admission is free.

An evening of music, community, and legacy with John W Hall & The Family Jam celebrates Jacob Hall through a spirited jam that welcomes guest musicians and surprise collaborations. Last year’s gathering filled the Halstead Amphitheater with warmth and energy as Gulf Coast artists took the stage, setting the tone for another heartfelt celebration. The program will also recognize this year’s recipients of the Jacob Hall Memorial Music Grant, a tribute that supports the next generation of local talent. Bring chairs, enjoy offerings from food trucks, and settle in for a relaxed night of songs, memories, and connection in the Live at Five tradition.

Enjoy high-energy live music with budget-friendly adult beverages at Post #99 in Foley, easy to spot by the big tank out front. This event is open to the public.

Saucy FuzZ takes the stage for a performance.

Enjoy a festive family event at Belle of Baldwin featuring visits and photos with Santa, holiday cookie decorating for kids, and make-and-take Christmas crafts. Admission is free, and a photographer may be available for professional portraits for a small additional fee. Space may be limited when registration opens.

Enjoy live music from Saucy FuzZ at Undertow Bar in Orange Beach, Alabama.

Saucy FuzZ takes the stage for a late-night set that continues into the early hours. Settle in for an extended performance.

The Salty Paws Run is a NADD qualifier featuring Air Retrieve and Hydro Dash with the new NADD bumper in use. Admin and the board open daily. Distance Jump cards have turn-in deadlines on Friday and Saturday, with an earlier cutoff on Sunday. Air Retrieve is offered on Sunday and Tuesday, with a limited number of 10 early slots and the remainder later in the day. Hydro Dash is available on Monday at multiple times, with a single session on Wednesday. Try-its are $15 and may be offered early and throughout the day as availability allows, while competition jumps take priority. Preregistration has a cutoff, and there is also a final day to edit or withdraw registrations.

Zoe Burdett performs live at Tacky Jacks Gulf Shores, offering music to enjoy with a meal in Gulf Shores, Alabama.

Saucy FuzZ takes the stage for a live performance.