DATES FRIDAY, JANUARY 31 – SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1 AGES: 9th-12th grade students COST: $75 The Saints Cheer Krewe Clinic is a two-day event that begins with a comprehensive training session on Friday, Jan. 31 at the Jaguar Training Center from Noon – 3 p.m., followed by optional participation in the Senior Bowl Player Parade, Downtown Mobile, and a performance during the Senior Bowl game on Feb. 1. Included in the cost are 2 Game Day Tickets (participant and guest), an official Senior Bowl and Saints Cheer Krewe Clinic t-shirt, performance poms, direct training with Saints Cheer Krewe professionals, and an advanced performance technique workshop.

Join us the first Saturday of each month between 9 am – 12 pm for free in-person Kids Workshops. While supplies last. February- Build your own Valentines Day Candy Box.    

 Date: February 1st Time: 1PM – 4PM Location: Oyster City Brewery in Mobile Join us for a lively afternoon at the Oyster City Market! Shop unique finds from local vendors, groove to live music, and indulge in delicious eats from an array of food trucks—all while enjoying our signature craft beers. Whether you're looking to sip, shop, or just soak up the fun vibes, this market is the perfect way to kick off your new year. Free admission and family-friendly!Mark your calendars, grab your friends, and we'll see you there!  If you are interested in being a vendor, please apply here: https://form.jotform.com/243573217700149

Join us at the University of South Alabama, Hancock Whitney Stadium on February 1, 2025 for the Senior Bowl. Our post-season college football all-star game showcases the best NFL draft prospects of those players who have completed their college eligibility.

National Youth Heart Screening Day is a Call-to-Action: Every Kid. Every Heart. Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) strikes 23,000 youth each year affecting many with undiagnosed heart conditions that are found in 1 in 300 seemingly healthy children and young adults. Typical well-child checkups and preparticipation physical evaluations miss up to 90% of youth at risk. Our goal is to amplify awareness about the reality of sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) in children and young adults, the importance of heart screenings for early detection of risk factors that may lead to sudden cardiac arrest/death. Also, knowing how to recognize and respond to a cardiac emergency by performing hands-only CPR and using an automated external defibrillator (AED) to increase the chance of survival from sudden cardiac arrest. National Youth Heart Screening Day will impact an estimated 10,000+ youth across 15 states.

Come see our baby alligators and learn some interesting facts about this pre-historic creature that can be found in Gulf State Park! Meet at the Nature Center. Registration is preferred but not required for this FREE program. https://reserve.alapark.com/register/alligator-adventures

Prices $25 Adults Ages 13+ $15 Kids Ages 6-12 Free Small Child Ages 5 and under $22.50 Blakeley Supporters Benefactor/ Preservationist FOB Prices for Saturday, February 1, 2025 at 10:00 AM › Family fun excursion! Duration 2 hours About This two-hour excursion showcases the incredible beauty and natural diversity of the Mobile-Tensaw Delta. Every one of these outings takes a slightly different course and features unique opportunities to view the abundance of the delta wildlife, such as eagles, ospreys and, of course, alligators. Age & Fitness Very young children are allowed, but parents need to bring life vests for children under four years of age; the Coast Guard cannot guarantee the boat's life rings will fit toddlers. Sorry, no pets allowed. Meeting Location This cruise departs from the Historic Blakeley State Park dock, 35745 State Highway 225, Spanish Fort, AL 36527 When To Arrive Arrive at the dock at least 15 minutes prior to boarding to allow for travel time and to check-in and board. Parking Plenty of parking at dock area. Food & Drinks Guests may bring bottled water and snacks if desired Bring binoculars if desired for the best views of area wildlife

Prices $35 Adults Ages 13+ $25 Kids Ages 6-12 Free Small Child Ages 5 and under $31 Blakeley Supporters Benefactor/ Preservationist FOB Prices for Saturday, February 1, 2025 at 1:30 PM › Duration Two hours About The last known ship to bring enslaved Africans into America, the Clotilda rests in the waters of the Mobile River north of the city. Come along with us as we explore this somber but pivotal saga in local history with national significance. This special tour to the wreck site will be guided by Africatown Experience Tours. It will provide information on the voyage of the Clotilda, its passengers and their lives, and the enduring legacy of that fateful voyage by telling their stories. This cruise departs from Cooper Riverside Park in Mobile, at the Mobile Convention Center. Parking is available at the Convention Center for a modest fee.

      What's Your Mobile Black History Story? Throughout February, join us in exploring and celebrating the stories of African Americans in the labor movement, their contributions, and local generational histories with the series: "What's Your Mobile Black History?" Would you like to share your story? The Black History Month Advisory Group will work together to create a video series featuring Mobilians stories that will be shared on the City of Mobile Events Department social media channels and at the Black History Month Celebration. Email your story to events@cityofmobile.org for a chance to be featured! The deadline to submit your story is January 30. Art Showcase In celebration of Black History Months, we're seeking talented artists to showcase their work highlighting the stories, struggles, and triumphs of African Americans in the labor movement. Show us your artistic expressions of resilience, progress and the contributions of Black laborers to society! Whether you're a painter, sculptor, photographer, or mixed-media artist, we want to see your perspective on this powerful theme. Your art will be showcased at the Black History Month Celebration on February 1. Sign up for free by January 30 by clicking here. Black History Month Celebration Join on on February 1 from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the National Maritime Museum of the Gulf of Mexico for the City of Mobile's Black History Month Celebration! This February, the national theme is African Americans & Labor. During this celebration, you may check out local art, watch a performance by the Mobile, AL Africatown Drummers, hear local stories, and sit in a listening session. The "Working with the City" listening session will be hosed by the Office of Supplier Diversity and will explore how you can become a venodor contractor with your local government. Schedule Mobile Alabama Africatown Drummers (2:00 PM & 2:30 PM) Art Showcase (2:00-5:00 PM) Spoken Word w/ PowerLines Poetry (2:15 PM) What's Your Mobile Black History Stories? (3:15-5:00 PM) Working With the City Session (Office of Supplier Diversity) - (2:30-3:00 PM) St. John's Deliverance Temple, Inc. Choir (3:30-4:00 PM) This is a FREE event, and light refreshments will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. Stay up-to-date on this event and others by opting in for Text Notifications! For Events Notifications, text MOBILEEVENTS to 91896. For further inquiries, please email events@cityofmobile.org or contact us at 251-208-1550. This is a rain-or-shine event. By attending this event you agree to be photographed