Events in Orange Beach, AL

This is a billfishing tournament that highlights the sport and challenge of pursuing billfish.

Enjoy a live set from Les Linton on the Tacky stage.

Enjoy live music as Frank Fletcher performs at The Hangout.

Jimmy Lee Hannaford brings a live performance to the stage at Tacky Jacks Orange Beach.

Saucy FuzZ performs at Icehouse Tap Room Gulf Shores.

Relax over lunch with a live performance from Dan Poer at Tacky Jacks Orange Beach.

This monthly meetup welcomes ages 10 to 18 to play, learn, and connect over the popular collectible card game, Magic the Gathering. Players of all experience levels are welcome. New packs are opened and given away at each session while supplies last. Reserve a spot in advance.

Smith & Kern bring live music to GT’s on the Bay in Orange Beach, set against waterfront scenery and an easy Gulf Coast feel. Expect familiar tunes and close harmonies in a setting known for beautiful sunsets, coastal dishes, and a welcoming outdoor vibe. Guests can enjoy fresh seafood, tropical cocktails, and other chilled drinks while taking in the view. Whether arriving by boat or by car, it is a laid-back way to pair music, good food, and bayside views under the open sky.

Almost Skynard takes the stage at Big Beach Brewing with a Southern rock performance honoring Lynyrd Skynyrd. Arrive early to secure a spot.

Gringo Fife performs live at Tacky Jacks Orange Beach with a high energy set and a party-ready, rock star vibe.

Saucy FuzZ takes the stage for a performance.

Ease into a relaxed lunch with Zoe Burdett, a laid-back way to slow down and savor your midday break.

This event at Sound Wave Gulf Shores offers a rooftop-style setting with live tunes.

The Damian Lamb Duo delivers an energetic performance that will have toes tapping.

Ariel Casey performs music during dinner, adding a melodic backdrop to the meal.

Josh Chavers brings high energy to Tacky, setting the stage for a lively atmosphere.

Enjoy supper with music from Rachel Lane, who will sing while you dine.

These monthly fishing seminars feature expert-led instruction for anglers of all experience levels. Sessions cover species such as red snapper and tarpon, techniques like offshore trolling and deep drop jigging, and strategies tailored to inshore fishing during the winter season. Expect practical guidance from local professionals and opportunities to connect with fellow enthusiasts, with topics that shift as the seasons change. The seminars are free to attend with registration required, and space is limited.

Get down with Adam Tyler Brown at this event.

Mason and Chris present a live music performance.

Smith & Kern perform live at Tacky Jacks in Orange Beach, lighting up the stage.

Enjoy a live performance by Brandon Giles at OSO at Bear Point in Orange Beach, AL.

Enjoy stunning sunsets alongside delicious food and drinks. A simple combination of great views and tasty offerings.

Petty and Raines perform live at Tacky Jacks Fort Morgan, setting a musical backdrop for supper.

After the initial show was canceled due to a medical emergency, The Collective is coming to The Red Haven Live for another chance to take the stage. They are excited to finally share this performance at the venue.

The 39th Annual Alabama Coastal Cleanup invites individuals and organizations to volunteer in removing litter from Alabama’s coastal waterways and beaches. As the state’s largest annual volunteer event, it also encourages efforts in neighborhoods, local parks, streets, and storm drains to stop trash before it travels through streams and rivers into the bay and the Gulf. Taking part supports cleaner communities and a healthier coast.

The 6th Annual Orange Beach Freedom Fest pairs with the Bama Coast Cruisin' Fall Car Show at The Wharf, featuring arts and crafts vendors, outdoor experience booths, patriotic military displays, and a wide selection of food on the west side. Live music will be presented by Flora-Bama and CoastAL on the vendor side of the festival. Vintage and classic cars will line Main Street and Wharf Parkway, and a Kids’ Zone sponsored by the Police Benevolent Fund will be set up next to the Ferris wheel. The nonprofit Gulf Coast Gun Collectors Association will present its Collectible Firearms Show at the Orange Beach Event Center. There is no admission charge for the festival and car show, while admission is required for the firearms show. Parking will be plentiful, with volunteers from the Makos Academics, Arts and Athletic Club assisting and accepting donations in support of Orange Beach schools. Free shuttles will run from Orange Beach Middle/High School, with pickup at the school bell tower and drop-off at the front circle on Main Street at The Wharf. A motorcycle and Jeep rally will add to the festivities, and Bama Coast Cruisin’ participants will parade to the beach.

This trip combines cycling and beachside relaxation, based at a beachfront home connected to the sand by a private boardwalk. The property features a spacious kitchen and dining area, a washer and dryer, a patio, and a private swimming pool with a hot tub. There are six bedrooms, each with its own bathroom. Chipley Cycle provides continental breakfast each morning, heavy hors d'oeuvres on Sunday and Monday evenings, and Callaway Blue bottled water. Rides are planned for different distances, with one day covering about 30 miles in Gulf Shores State Park and another day spanning roughly 25 miles around town and out to Fort Morgan. The price is $1,425 per room, and each room accommodates up to two people. A good fit for couples or friends who enjoy bicycling and the beach.

Les Linton takes the Tacky stage for a performance.

Gringo Fife takes the stage for a lively set at Tacky Jacks Orange Beach. The show brings a fun, party-ready atmosphere with rock star energy.

Dan Poer performs live at Tacky Jacks Orange Beach.

Clay Watson brings a live set to Tacky Jacks Fort Morgan.

Members of Gulf of America Jeepers are traveling to Gulf Shores Beach in Alabama for Gulf of America Jeep Fest. The trip also serves as a celebration of the group’s first anniversary. Further details will be shared.

Tim Harvill performs live at Tacky Jacks Fort Morgan, bringing his show to the Tacky house.

A new yearly celebration at The Hangout in Gulf Shores, Alabama offers one last burst of summer fun. Look for a show-and-shine lighting contest, an audio competition, a 50/50 raffle, a scavenger hunt, a marketplace of vendors, and live entertainment throughout. Groups can compete for trophies honoring the most registered members present and the farthest distance traveled. Pre-registration is available and includes an inaugural edition T-shirt along with other goodies, with more activities planned across the event.

Hippy Jim takes the stage at Tacky Jacks Orange Beach with a live set made for getting into the groove.

A joint performance from Mason Henderson and Chris Beverly takes place at Island Time Daiquiris & Grub at The Wharf. The duo appears together on stage for a shared set.

Elaine Petty & Friends make an appearance at the Tacky house.

The Adam Leger Band performs live at The Hangout with a sound rooted in 90s country and Cajun music.

Tennessee Tim and Doug Drake appear at Tacky Jacks Orange Beach.

Saucy FuzZ brings a live performance to Island Time Daiquiris & Grub at The Wharf.

Relax over lunch with live music from Zoe Burdett at Tacky Jacks Orange Beach. Settle in for an easygoing midday vibe while Zoe Burdett provides the soundtrack to your meal.

Josh Chavers adds extra kick to the Tacky, turning things up for the occasion.

Gambino Duo performs live at Tacky Jacks Orange Beach, bringing a playful vibe and twice the Tacky Jacks fun.

The Gulf Coast Robotics Challenge welcomes students in grades 4 through 12 for a hands-on competition at Gulf Shores Middle School. Drawing inspiration from the University of Alabama Robotics Contest, the event uses a retro-flavored format with challenges unveiled the day it takes place. Teams will compete in themed tasks inspired by classic board games using fully autonomous robots that fit within 13 x 13 x 13. A Brain Drone Racing League side quest, presented in conjunction with Dr. Chris Crawford of the University of AL, is also planned and does not require participants to bring equipment. The entry fee is $125 per team, and hotel blocks will be available. Team interest is open now, with initial responses being collected from schools. After the school year begins, organizers will share the official registration link and more details. The aim is to include every interested school, with additional team spots offered as space allows.

Ace Fitness hosts an American Powerlifting Union meet in Gulf Shores, Alabama. The event is open to the public, and spectators are welcome to watch. Those interested in competing can seek additional details through the American Powerlifting Union.

The Collective brings a live set to OSO at Bear Point Harbor, with music, seafood, cold drinks, and a sunset backdrop.

Brandon Giles performs live at The Undertow in Orange Beach, Alabama.

Food, art, and live music come together at the 53rd Annual National Shrimp Festival, a four day coastal celebration along the beaches of Gulf Shores, Alabama. Launched as a tribute to the local seafood industry, it has grown into a destination event with free admission, more than 300 food and art vendors, and two stages featuring performers from the region and across the country. The festival attracts large crowds, with attendance around 100,000.

Food, art, and music come together at the 53rd Annual National Shrimp Festival in Gulf Shores, Alabama. Originating as a salute to the local seafood industry, it has grown into a four day beachfront celebration. Admission is free, a tradition since 1971. Attendees can explore more than 300 food and art vendors, enjoy two stages of local and national entertainment, and be part of a crowd that exceeds 100,000 over the course of the event.

At the Annual National Shrimp Festival, explore decades of rock as performers deliver faithful renditions of classic hits from the 1970s through the 2000s. Expect an anthem-filled set with high energy and plenty of rock power. This performance takes place on the West stage.

Chase Mitchell brings a high-energy country rock show filled with singalong favorites and feel-good tunes from the first chord to the last. The Chase Mitchell Band blends heartfelt country storytelling with the drive of rock and roll, keeping boots tapping and spirits up. Expect refreshing drinks, great music, and upbeat vibes throughout the night. It is the kind of experience people talk about long after the encore.

Saucy FuzZ performs at Undertow Bar.

Saucy FuzZ performs live at Icehouse Tap Room Gulf Shores. The band takes the stage for a set at the taproom.

Foley hosts a new two-evening talent showcase highlighted on the first night by individual performers. Singers, comedians, magicians, jugglers, and impersonators are all welcome to step into the spotlight. Entry for performers is 10 dollars, with no registration fee for Elks members, and audience tickets are 5 dollars. An advance bundle for both nights is available for 12 dollars. Registration opens next week and capacity is limited, so plan ahead. Food will be offered for purchase by Silly Goose Food Adventures, and a full bar will be available throughout. Presented by the Gulf Coast Elks Lodge, a portion of proceeds benefits the Sea Glass Initiative in support of the local community. For registration details or sponsorship information, contact Kelly L. at 218-591-7689.

This seasonal kickoff features a spooky costume party with live music, dinner, dancing, and adult beverages. Krewes will compete for best dressed and standout table design, with $2,500 in cash prizes and bragging rights at stake. Attendees must be 21 or older.

Saucy FuzZ performs live.

Southern Star Search continues with a Battle of the Bands spotlighting groups of two or more musicians in a friendly showdown hosted by the Gulf Coast Elks Lodge. Competing bands vie for cash awards, with top honors receiving $500, second place $250, and third place $100. The winning group also earns a complimentary recording demo session at Red Room Sound Studio in Robertsdale and an opportunity to perform at Florabama for a live event. Registration is $20 per band and general admission is $10. A limited number of discounted two-night tickets are available in advance for those who want to experience the full showcase. Food will be available for purchase from Silly Goose Food Adventures, and full bar service will be offered. A portion of proceeds supports the Sea Glass Initiative, benefiting members of the local community.

Panhandle Bushwacker at Flora-Bama features a confirmed lineup of performers, including Dan Sullivan, Jeff Brewer, Heather Vidal, and Ricky Lamb.

Peter Mayer, Jim Mayer, and Brendan Mayer unite for an afternoon performance at South Baldwin Community Theatre. Each ticket includes complimentary access to a charcuterie table along with soda, wine, or beer available before the show. Proceeds benefit the Parrot Head Emergency Phund, which offers disaster relief to current Parrot Heads in Paradise (PHIP, Inc) members upon approved application. The trio also performed last year, and this event brings them together once again.

Peter, Jim, and Brendan Mayer take the stage at South Baldwin Community Theatre for a benefit show with the Lone Palm Foundation. Tickets include a complimentary charcuterie table along with soda, wine, or beer. Building on last year’s outing, this program brings the trio together in support of the Parrot Head Emergency PHUND, which provides disaster relief for eligible Parrot Heads in Paradise (PHIP, Inc) members upon approved application.

The FreeRadicals return to Big Beach Brewing for an easygoing evening of music and a relaxed vibe.

A big birthday bash for Bearded Tim takes over the tent stage at Flora-Bama. The celebration leans into a Sweet Home Alabama vibe at the Bama.

Big Beach Brewing Company hosts an award-winning country duo with a storytelling approach to every tune. The performance features popular country favorites from the 80s, 90s, and 00s alongside original songs, set against a craft beer backdrop.

Mason and Chris perform together.

Brandon Giles performs live at OSO at Bear Point in Orange Beach, Alabama.

Now in its fifth year, this coastal food truck and craft beverage festival brings a full weekend of flavor to Town Green in Gulf Shores. More than a dozen Alabama food trucks will serve crowd favorites, paired with a wide selection of regional and national craft beverages. Expect music, lawn games, shopping, and a relaxed Gulf Coast atmosphere for all ages, along with an artisan market highlighting local makers and small businesses. Featured participants include Cottontown Concessions, Cousins Maine Lobster, and Made in Colombia on the culinary side, with Great Lakes Outback, Mystical Shellie Works, Paradise Art, and Pepper Brothers among the crafters. Gulfbound Goods appears on Saturday only, and all lineups are subject to change. General admission is free, with food and drinks available for purchase. Specialty adult beverage packages are available online only. Attendees may bring lawn chairs and blankets, and well behaved dogs are welcome on leashes. The event is planned to run rain or shine.

Saucy FuzZ takes the stage for a performance.

Mason Henderson and Chris Beverly perform at Icehouse Tap Room Gulf Shores.

Saucy FuzZ takes the stage for a live performance.