Events in Fairhope today

The event features a $10 hamburger meal deal benefiting the Post Relief Fund. The VFW Relief Fund provides support to veterans and their families when urgent needs arise. This effort reflects a core mission of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, and funds are dedicated exclusively to direct relief rather than general operations.

Gulf Coast Hobby hosts One Piece Card Game play nights welcoming both competitive and casual players. Bring a new deck to test or jump into friendly matches with the local community. Entry is $10. Enjoy a laid-back, spirited atmosphere and see who can lay claim to Pirate King bragging rights.

The 14th Annual Golf Classic at Rock Creek Golf Club brings together business leaders, community supporters, and golf enthusiasts for a friendly competition that fuels education in Baldwin County. Hosted by the Baldwin County Education Coalition and presented by Baldwin County Sewer Service, LLC, this marquee tournament serves as the Coalition’s biggest annual fundraiser. Proceeds help bridge gaps that public funding cannot cover, supporting programs and initiatives for students, teachers, and schools across the county. The tournament day includes check in and lunch followed by a shotgun start, with dinner to cap the day. Complimentary beer and cigars are provided, and the event features door prizes, contests, and awards. Cash prizes go to the top three teams, and a hole in one carries a $10,000 grand prize. Teams and sponsors play a direct role in strengthening local education while enjoying a day on the course. Capacity is limited and it has sold out in past years.

On Thursdays, tournaments run in the Expanded format with a competitive focus. Registration has a cutoff, so sign up before it closes.

Running with Sasquatch is a relaxed, high‑energy road run starting from Red Beard’s Outfitter and welcoming every pace and experience level. Participants can choose between a 5K route for a longer cruise around town or a short 1‑mile option for a quick workout or an easy entry point. The focus is on showing up, moving well, and sharing miles with good company. After the run, expect refreshments, conversation, and plenty of laughs that keep the community spirit strong. Wear your favorite running gear, and for safety bring a headlamp and reflective items so everyone stays visible and looks out for one another. No Sasquatch costume is necessary.

Riftbound is a weekly event that provides a consistent opportunity to take part. Registration is handled through Carde.io, so complete your sign up there ahead of time.

A choice cut rib-eye is available for $25, served with a baked potato and a salad.

A dedicated test and tune session for car enthusiasts, offering time for drivers to refine their vehicles while spectators watch. Participation is $40 for a car with driver, and spectating is $15.

Skate night returns to Bienville Square with a free, family-friendly evening that celebrates the energy of Downtown Mobile. DJ Geaux will keep the music going as skaters glide around the rink together. All ages and skill levels are welcome, and adaptive skaters will find the rink ADA accessible. Skates will not be available to rent, so bring your own roller skates or roller blades. The rink entrance will be at the corner of Conception Street and Dauphin Street. For a smooth experience, children 10 and younger must be with an adult, and skates are required to enter. Keep with the flow of skaters, do not stand still or make sudden stops on the rink, and beginners should stay to the inside lane. Bicycles, hoverboards, scooters, and skateboards are not permitted, and pets are not allowed.

Performances at The Book Cellar offer a distinctive experience. The intimate space creates an up close connection with the show, and the welcoming staff contributes to a special atmosphere. Expect a warm, personal vibe that makes each performance memorable.

Golfers gather at Azalea City Golf Course for the Franklin Buskey 29th Annual Golf Tournament. Teams play in foursomes and compete for prizes awarded to first, second, and third place, along with contests for longest drive and closest to the pin. A special James E. Buskey Hole in One offers a $25,000 cash prize. To register a team, contact Kathy Perry at (251) 463-4327 or Kathy.Perry@franklinprimary.org.

Mobile becomes an open air gallery as the city’s first festival devoted to large scale murals turns walls, public areas, and surprising locations into vivid works of art. During the festival, attendees can watch new pieces take shape, meet the artists, and see the city from a fresh creative perspective. Artist applications are open, inviting creators who want to leave their mark on Mobile. Community sponsors are welcome to support this citywide celebration of public art, helping to create lasting works and strengthen the creative community. For sponsorship information, reach out to Executive Director Angela Montgomery or the Mobile Arts Council staff. The goal is a more colorful, connected, and creative Mobile.

At Washington Square, a historic park in Mobile, the Mobtown Picnic Pop-Up offers live music from Matthew Wojo, a variety of food trucks, local vendors, and relaxed outdoor activities. Bring a blanket or lawn chair, along with small personal umbrellas and sunscreen, and feel free to pack your own picnic and beverages. To keep views open and space comfortable for everyone, large tents and canopies may be restricted. Pets are welcome on leashes, and owners are responsible for cleanup. This gathering depends on the weather, and any changes will be shared through City of Mobile Events social media and official communications. By attending, guests consent to being photographed. Vendor registration is available.

Union Arena welcomes the Re:ZERO universe with a dedicated release event at Gulf Coast Hobby. Build a fresh deck inspired by characters like Subaru, Rem and Ram, or Emilia, then test your strategy against local players using the newest cards. Exclusive promotional items are part of this launch. Bring a playmat and keep security cards protected. Space may be limited depending on product availability.

Build a small indoor terrarium while learning how to propagate rex and rhizome begonias in a relaxed setting that welcomes beginners. Instruction covers proper layering techniques and care tips to help your miniature ecosystem thrive. All supplies are included and no experience is required, and you will take home a unique terrarium to display at home. Tickets are required and seating is limited, so purchasing early is encouraged since workshops often sell out. BYOB is welcome, and snacks are provided.

Get an early look at the Cyberpunk TCG with a special beta event. Entry costs $40, and a valid Cyberpunk TCG ID is required to participate. All players receive an official beta event kit. Build a deck, experiment with new strategies, and compete with local players. Space is limited.

The Malbis Fall Market brings together more than forty local vendors at Historic Malbis Nursery for a free, all-ages marketplace. Explore the offerings, meet local sellers, and support area businesses during a welcoming community shopping experience.

This community market at The Pillars brings neighbors together to celebrate and support local talent. Vendors include local growers, bakers, creators, crafters, and artists, offering a lively shopping experience. Live music sets the tone at every market, and a giant LED screen adds to the scene with Alabama football games or themed movies. Holiday and themed editions go bigger with immersive décor, gift baskets, and special giveaways. The focus is on small businesses and a wide range of locally made goods.

Create a small, self-contained indoor garden while learning to propagate rex and rhizomatous begonias in a hands-on workshop. Instructors cover how to layer a terrarium correctly and share care guidance so it thrives long after the session. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, ideal for beginners, and everyone leaves with a unique piece to enjoy at home. Advance tickets are required and space is limited, so early purchase is recommended because these workshops often sell out. All materials are provided and no prior experience is needed. Participants may bring their own beverages, and snacks are available.

Fans of the Digimon Trading Card Game gather for a recurring play night that blends casual matches with a competitive edge. New players and veteran Tamers are both welcome, with a friendly community that supports learning and spirited gameplay. Bring a deck and a memory gauge, sharpen your strategy, and enjoy head-to-head battles with fellow enthusiasts.

Gundam Trading Card Game open play takes place at Gulf Coast Hobby, offering a relaxed setting to test decks, trade cards, and refine strategies. The event is held weekly and uses a casual, open play format focused on friendly matchups. It is open to both seasoned players and newcomers, with space set aside for the community to connect through games and card swaps.