Events in Mobile County today

IDNTY, The Pillars, and Kulture Kreated come together for an evening focused on building connections over cocktails and conversation in the heart of Mobile. Created for entrepreneurs, business owners, executives, creatives, and other professionals, the gathering highlights network growth, meaningful relationship building, and fresh opportunities across the Gulf Coast. Rather than a standard business mixer, it offers space to meet driven peers, exchange ideas, and explore potential partnerships in a welcoming setting. Plan to make new contacts, collaborate, and follow where the conversation leads.

The Mobile County chapter of the UA-NAA hosts a monthly happy hour that rotates between West Mobile and Downtown or Midtown. This edition is planned at POST on the Hill in Mobile. Other months shift to Monroe’s Pub & Patio. In the schedule, an asterisk indicates the date is not on the third Thursday and that the venue could change. Updates are posted on the chapter’s Facebook and Instagram.

Deidre Hamlar, Curator at Large and Director of the Aminah Robinson Legacy Project at the Columbus Museum of Art, leads an engaging art talk focused on Aminah Robinson: Journeys Home, a Visual Memoir. The conversation explores Robinson’s life and creative practice, highlighting the forces that inspired her work, the contours of her daily world, and the passions that guided her. Through discussion of her rich, many layered artworks, the program reveals a deeply personal story and the hopes she held for future generations.

An easygoing yet high energy road run welcomes all paces and experience levels. Choose a 5K route for a longer cruise around town or a 1 mile route for a short, approachable workout. The meetup spot is Red Beard’s Outfitter. After the run, enjoy refreshments and conversation with lots of laughs, keeping the focus on community as much as the miles. Wear your usual running gear, and for safety bring a headlamp and reflective items to stay visible. A Sasquatch costume is not required.

Pair up for Dice Throne team battles in a partner format. Each player on a team must use a different character. The entry fee is $5 per participant. Prize support is provided as store credit and is determined by record. Sign-up is available.

Put your knowledge of real-life cases to the test at a true crime themed trivia night in Mobile, AL. Time spent diving into podcasts and documentaries about the genre could give you an edge as you tackle questions and compare wits with other enthusiasts.

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.

Antique Emporium in Mobile celebrates its first anniversary with a haunted shopping experience featuring storewide vendor specials, vintage treasure hunting at standout prices, and spooky snacks offered by the vendors. Ghost apparitions connected to specific antique and vintage pieces will share eerie stories tied to the items they haunt, turning the aisles into a tour of supernatural lore. It is an antique mall celebration with a spectral twist.

An evening geared toward car enthusiasts to fine tune their vehicles while others watch the action from the sidelines. Spectator admission is $15, and entry for a car with its driver is $40.

Enjoy a choice-cut rib-eye served with a baked potato and salad for $25.

Charles Gounod’s opera based on Shakespeare’s tragedy unfolds in Verona, where two noble families of equal standing frame a story of love and strife. The score glows with expressive duets and flowing waltzes, shaping an atmosphere that is both beautiful and haunting.

Awaken Church is hosting its inaugural charity golf tournament to raise funds that provide transportation for children and students to attend Kids and Youth Camp each year. The event focuses on supporting travel needs so young attendees can reach camp annually.

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 Bookseller is hosting a sidewalk sale where shoppers can fill a provided plastic grocery bag for $5. Both cash and card are accepted. The promotion is handled outside and separately from regular store transactions, while the shop inside remains open for normal browsing. Staff can put your name on completed bag purchases and hold them at the outdoor counter or help carry them to your car so you can continue shopping hands free. Early access is not available. During the final hour, any books still on the tables are free to take home.

The Annual Fall Seconds Sale features discounted prices on second quality pumpkins, ghosts, and other items. These pieces may have minor flaws, unusual color pairings that did not meet the intended look, size inconsistencies, or they may be leftovers from a prior season. Admission is free, and tables will be well stocked. Deals on seconds continue through Halloween while supplies last.

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.

Rush Hour Brews hosts a fall and Halloween themed local market featuring small businesses, makers, and creators, with a food truck on site. Browse seasonal goods and unique finds, enjoy a family friendly community setting, and pick up your favorite Rush Hour drink with walk up only service. A complimentary fall photo area will be available for self taken pictures. Admission is free. Limited vendor spaces are available. Vendor spots are 25 dollars and the designated food truck space is 40 dollars. Payment secures participation, and each confirmed vendor receives a social media spotlight from Rush Hour Brews. For vendor inquiries, email Rushhourbrews@yahoo.com.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The MMLC Fall Meeting honors the Outstanding 2026 Literacy Leaders of the Year. Hosted at Mobile West Regional Library in Mobile, AL, this celebration recognizes the honorees.

A weekly walking meet-up brings friendly dogs and their owners together for a relaxed stroll through beautiful Downtown Mobile. The planned path begins at a brewery, winds through Cathedral Square, and returns to the starting point while staying on sidewalks the entire way. Expect about 30 to 45 minutes on foot. Since the route is within an Entertainment District, bringing a cold beverage along for the walk is welcome.

Settle into an evening beneath the moon at Moulton Bell Tower on the University of South Alabama campus. The program includes relaxing yoga, healing sounds from bowls, an instructor-led meditation, and a light, nourishing meal. It is designed to help participants let go, reset, and realign in a calm, heart-focused environment. Presented in partnership with Above & Beyond Yoga Studio and the USA Meditation and Mindfulness Club.