Family events in Mobile County, AL

The weekend celebrates beloved traditions, warm reunions, and the spirit that makes Spring Hill College special. People return for games and get-togethers, or simply enjoy a relaxed walk along the Avenue to revisit favorite memories.

Boo Bash by the Bay fills USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park with a full day of Halloween festivities on the water. Costumes are encouraged for all ages, and a lawn chair makes it easy to settle in for live entertainment throughout the day. Look for music by Fat Lincoln, The Dirty Fridays, and Heavy Rotation, along with more than 70 vendors and food trucks, trick or treating, inflatables, balloon twisting, games and activities, giveaways, and shopping from local makers. Costume contests welcome kids, adults, and pets. The event is pet friendly, and leashed, well behaved dogs are invited to join in, including the pet costume contest. Adoptable dogs from the City of Mobile Animal Services will also be on site. Admission is $10 per person, and children 12 and under are free. Parking is $5 per vehicle. Every ticket includes one entry to win two pit tickets to a Red Clay Strays show in Mobile, an estimated $500 value, with the option to purchase additional entries and no limit on how many you can buy. The winner will be announced at the event, and you do not need to be present to claim the prize. A portion of ticket proceeds supports Hunter’s Heart Foundation and its Angel Tree program, with additional visibility for local nonprofit partners. Sponsors include Cumulus Media, Rock & Roll Offs, Springhill Medical Center, H&M Golf Carts, and Bottles Up Mobile.

Mobile Roller Derby wraps up its home season with MBRD taking on Roe City Roller Derby. Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 at the door, and children 12 and under are admitted free. The league is also seeking sponsors and has packages available.

Music and dancing bring people together for a friendly community gathering. The event is alcohol free and smoke free.

Celebrate the season at Lily Baptist Church with a community fall festival centered on faith, family, and fun. Enjoy treats, games, food, prize giveaways, and plenty of time to connect with neighbors. The event welcomes families, ministries, businesses, and community organizations to decorate a trunk and share candy or other goodies. Donations and sponsorships are appreciated to help create a safe experience for children and the community, including candy, prizes, food, supplies, or financial support. For information about participating, sponsoring, or donating, contact Amber Powell at 251-767-1574.

A weekly flea market with vendors set up every Sunday, unless noted otherwise. Expect a little food, vintage clothing, vintage toys, and plenty of other finds to browse.

Boo Bash is being rescheduled due to Hurricane Isaias, and the new date and time will be announced soon. This annual fall festival benefits Corpus Christi School and features family-friendly activities, including trunk-or-treat and the second annual chili cook off. The chili cook off invites teams to compete for a grand prize.

The Market at The Pillars brings the community together to shop local and support farmers, makers, bakers, crafters, and artists. Each market offers more than shopping, with a large LED wall showing Alabama football games or themed movies to create a lively atmosphere while guests browse. Live music plays throughout every market. Themed and holiday editions add extra touches with immersive decor, gift baskets, and special giveaways. It is a welcoming place to support small businesses with friends and family, and there is something for everyone.

Enjoy a family-friendly indoor Halloween celebration focused on a safe atmosphere. Expect costumes, candy, and creatively decorated trunks that kids will love. Admission is free, and everyone is welcome.

Kingswood United Methodist Church hosts an annual Trunk or Treat featuring creatively decorated car trunks, plenty of sweets, and a welcoming atmosphere for all ages. Children and families can go trunk to trunk for candy and seasonal fun, with costumes encouraged to add to the festivities. It is a lighthearted community gathering centered on togetherness and celebration.

These homeschool classes at The University of South Alabama emphasize mindful, purposeful creativity across visual arts, STEM, and culinary subjects. The program focuses on working with intention and taking time to explore ideas in an on-campus setting.