Events in Mobile today

The Satsuma 2 Miler features a fast, flat certified course (AL22024JE) that begins and ends near the Satsuma Community Center. Awards from prior races will be cleared out, and winners may choose their prize from a curated assortment, with additional honors for the 2025 to 2026 Grand Prix, Corporate Cup, and State Record presented during the post-race party. Attendees can bring accumulated safety pins to be recycled, and there will be a chance to pick a shirt from a collection of past race shirts.

Search for unique bargains at Trinity Church’s rummage sale, featuring home decor, books, collectibles, sewing supplies, and kitchen items. Browse the selection and see what treasures you can uncover among the many items for sale.

A community vendors market invites families and neighbors to explore a welcoming space where many types of vendors are encouraged to participate. Browse a varied lineup that includes food, clothing, and art, all in a friendly atmosphere that makes conversation easy. It offers a simple way to meet and support local small businesses, nonprofits, and artists while discovering a wide range of offerings.

A warm brunch gathering brings together women from St. Mary's Parish family and the Mobile community for faith, fellowship, and inspiration. The event celebrates women who lead, serve, and strengthen the community, creating space to be encouraged alongside others in every stage of life. Over brunch with mimosas, a panel of speakers will share insights on leadership, resilience, faith, and service. The program welcomes both longtime parishioners and first-time attendees, including mothers and daughters as well as friends and sisters. Co-chairs are Stephanie LeGrone, Gail Rossi, and Mary Lou Hyland. Tickets are $75 per person, and tables are available for groups. Suggested attire is summer dresses and fascinators. Proceeds support vital upgrades for St. Mary's Church and School through the Rooted and Rising Campaign. For reservations or sponsorship information, contact dreese@stmarymobile.org. Space is limited.

Great music, dancing, and fellowship are the focus. The event is alcohol free and smoke free.

Enjoy free line dancing lessons led by Lisa Nguyen. The class welcomes all ages and every experience level, starting with the basics and offering chances to polish your moves. P & L Seafood will be serving food at the event, and cold beer will be available. No experience is required.

Catch River Dan at Soul Kitchen Music Hall for a night of live red dirt, outlaw country, and country music. The show starts at 8:30 PM.

Vendors gather each Sunday for a lively flea market, unless noted otherwise. Shoppers can find food, vintage clothing, vintage toys, and many other unique finds in between.

At The Admiral Hotel, a boutique-style bridal show brings together ideas, services, and inspiration for planning a wedding. The event includes door prizes and a grand prize, along with opportunities to meet vendors and gather what is needed for the big day. Space is limited. Vendors can apply by emailing bridesjustwannahavefun@gmail.com.

Enjoy a hands-on resin art class where you can create while sipping your favorite beverage. Guided by Leo Ferreira of Love & Adventure Studios, this creative session at The Frenchmen provides all supplies and sets the mood with inspiring music. No prior resin experience is needed. Participants are welcome to bring a drink of choice and a generous dose of enthusiasm. Custom designs and themed projects for special parties can be arranged upon request.

Spend a Sunday evening at The People’s Room of Mobile with four Gulf Coast singer-songwriters for a relaxed set of stories and songs featuring Matthew Wojo, Amber Dawn, Katie Jones, and Jason Ray. Each artist brings their own background and sound, from country and rock to blues and art-pop, with all four sharing original material and personal stories throughout the performance.

Learn essential newborn care with a focus on car seat safety and infant CPR. The session also explains how to respond if a baby is choking. Expectant parents and those with a new baby can gain practical, potentially lifesaving skills and confidence for the earliest days at home.

Complimentary drawing lessons welcome anyone who has long felt they could never sketch. Explore the joy and therapeutic benefits of putting pencil to a blank sheet and watching images emerge. It is never too late to start. Instruction is led by Derek Norman, an artist known around the world.

Calling all crafters. Bring your own craft and head to the meeting room for an afternoon of fun and conversation with other crafters.

Take a look inside the historic Chighizola House in Downtown Mobile, presented as the 2026 Inspiration Home. In partnership with Rogers & Willard, Cay Construction, and Kearley Architects, Mobile Bay Magazine spotlights the restoration of this landmark through a guided tour. Tickets are $10, and a portion of the proceeds benefits Goodwill Gulf Coast.

Enjoy a friendly afternoon of Bingo at the Via! Health, Fitness & Enrichment Center. This recurring session is scheduled for the second Thursday of the month and runs from early afternoon into early evening, with a chance to socialize and play while trying to win prizes. The Bingo is held in the Dauphin Street Café area on site.

At Fairhope Brewing Company in Mobile, trivia night pairs friendly competition with a good cause, supported by Mobile County Animal Shelter. Participants can test their knowledge while enjoying a beer and meet one or two adoptable dogs on site. Adoption fees for the featured pups are fully sponsored. It is a relaxed way to enjoy the brewery setting with the added chance to connect with a future companion.

Dice Throne Adventures offers a cooperative campaign for four players that unfolds across multiple game nights as the group works together to defeat the Mad King. Players can bring their own Hero or borrow one from other participants to jump in. It is hosted monthly on the second Thursday, with flexibility for extra sessions based on group needs. Participation is free. A community is available to help attendees stay up to date on Dice Throne events.

A community road run meets at Red Beard’s Outfitter and welcomes every pace and experience level. Participants can choose a 5K route that winds through town for a longer effort or opt for a quick 1 mile. After the run, there are refreshments and time to swap stories and laughs, keeping the focus on connection as much as the miles. Regular running gear is all that is needed, and a Sasquatch costume is not required. For safety, participants are encouraged to use a headlamp and wear reflective clothing to stay visible and look out for one another.

Take part in a free-entry Warhammer 40,000 Dominatus campaign where players bring an Incursion-sized force of 1000 points and are assigned to one of three factions, Liberators, Oppressors, or Raiders. The campaign progresses through defined phases. The opening two rounds make up the First Encounters phase, with each round spanning two weeks, followed by two rounds of Pitched Battles. The finale is a Final Mission phase played at Strike Force scale with 2000 points. The top faction earns control of the store until a later result changes it, and that status will be reflected on the GNG website. Main games happen on Thursdays, but matches can be arranged anytime, and a log sheet will be available to record wins, losses, and results. There are no pairings, so set up games freely and play as many matches as you like with any opponents, while avoiding excessive repeat submissions against the same friend.

An evening of live comedy featuring Whipper Snapper Comedy, offering quick wit, playful punchlines, and a light, good-humored atmosphere.