Pirates & Princesses Breakfast Adventure at The Hangout Set sail for a magical morning your whole family will never forget! Join us for an all-you-can-eat breakfast dance party at The Hangout’s World-Famous Pirates & Princesses Live Adventure Show  All-You-Can-Eat Family-Style Breakfast Live Interactive Show + Dance Party Treasure hunts & unforgettable moments Photo opportunities with characters Additional Menu Options (available for purchase):French Toast, Pancakes, Fruit Plates, plus Bloody Marys & Mimosas for adults Event Details:• Doors Open: 8:45 AM• Seating Times:8:45 AM (for 9:00 AM show)9:45 AM (for 10:00 AM show)• Show Start Times:9:15 AM & 10:15 AM• Arrival: Please arrive 10–15 minutes early for check-in Pricing (per person – includes show + breakfast):• Adults: $19.99• Children (6–12): $9.99• Children 5 & Under: FREE Dress the part! Come in your favorite pirate or princess outfit and be ready to dance, play, and join the adventure. Reservations are highly recommended — save your table today!

Enjoy Big Adventures this Summer for a small price! The National Maritime Museum of the Gulf is opening its doors wide for a limited-time summer experience you won’t want to miss. Dive into hands-on exhibits Explore interactive maritime history Discover stories of the Gulf like never before Special Summer Admission: Just $5 (Now through August 31!) Bring the family, bring your curiosity, and step aboard for an unforgettable journey through the Gulf’s maritime history.

Shrek the Musical is bringing fairytale fun to the Beau Rivage Theatre in Biloxi from June 11–July 2! Join Shrek, Donkey, Princess Fiona, and all your favorite characters for a family-friendly musical adventure filled with laughs, friendship, and heart. Tickets start at $25, with family four-pack options available. Performances run Tuesday–Sunday (dark Mondays) with evening and select matinee shows.

Car Show, Vendors, Food Trucks, Inflatables, Music, Fireworks! Help us Celebrate the 250th Birthday of America! Bring your lawn chairs or blankets and spend the day with us! All proceeds benefit the Summerdale Volunteer Fire Department.pio

Join us for a free outdoor movies series that brings the classic drive-in experience to multiple locations across Mobile. Enjoy watching the movies from your vehicle or designated seating areas on June 27, July 25, and December 4.  Plus, there will be food trucks! Please note that movie ratings and audience recommendations will be provided for each screening. Check out the Wheels & Reels schedule below:  Saturday, June 27Jumanji: The Next Level (Rated PG-13)6-9 p.m. (Movie starts at 6:30 p.m.)Ladd-Peebles Stadium1621 Virginia Street, Mobile, AL  Saturday, July 25Lilo & Stitch (2025 Live-Action) (Rated PG)6-9 p.m. (Movie starts at 6:30 p.m.)USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park2703 Battleship Parkway, Mobile, AL  Friday, December 4The Best Christmas Pageant Ever (Rated PG)6-10 p.m. (Movie starts at 7 p.m.)Mobile Flea Market401 Schillinger Road N., Mobile, AL Check out other important event details below: - Parking is free and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Vehicles will NOT be permitted to enter after the movie begins.- Lawn chairs and blankets are welcome in the designated seating areas.- Once parked, please turn off your headlights, keep engines off during the movie, and follow staff instructions to ensure everyone has a clear view.- You may bring your own food and snacks.- Wheels & Reels Drive-In Movies are weather-dependent. In the event of severe weather or unsafe conditions, updates will be shared via City of Mobile Events’ website, text alerts, and social media channels.

Come join us at the end of the month for a little show at the Robertsdale Walmart- Bring a shade, canopy/ umbrella, fan, etc. -and I'll have bottle water for you.This event is hosted by Walmart and organized by Jeanie Payne- and is a benefit for the Children's Miracle Network.There are going to be awards for Best Car, Best Truck, Best Jeep, Best Motorcycle, and Miracle Network Top Choice.More info to come, so check back often.

Join us at Medal of Honor Park for a performance by the 151st Army Band on June 28!  This free concert is part of the nationwide celebration of America's 250th anniversary. The 151st Army Band performance will begin at 3 p.m. at the Bicentennial Pavilion. 

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Join us for our annual We Love Satsuma celebration!Food Trucks! Vendors! Kids' Activities! Fireworks!

Celebrate 4th of July at Pump It Up! with our amazing Balloon Bash!Enjoy jumping in both arenas and experience our Balloon Drop!Then enjoy some snack with lemonade while kids create some craft in our party room. PRE-SALE: $13.95 + tax per kidTICKETS: $15.50 + tax per child (Pre-sale ends June 30th at 8:00pm) All ages welcome! Groups of seven or more children must be pre-paid in advance and are non refundable or transferable.Spaces in open jumps are only held for the amount of children pre-paid for. All pre paid spaces are NON REFUNDABLE and NON TRANSFERABLE to another day/time.

The Grand Bay Watermelon Festival will be a day and a half of fun, located at 10327 Taylor F. Harper Blvd., Grand Bay, AL! The gates will open to the public from 3 pm until 7 pm on July 3rd. Gate entrance/parking on July 3rd is free. We will have Music, Rides, Food Vendors, and Arts & Crafts Vendors, but NO WATERMELON on the 3rd.Grand Bay Watermelon Festival Programs will also be available for purchase on July 3rd for $5, which you can show at the gate on July 4th for your vehicle admission. Festival T-shirts will also be for sale.July 4th - Gate admission is just $5 per vehicle for parking at the entrance gate. Times and groups the Gates will be open on July 4th: Vendors and Car Show entrants - from 8 am; General Public - 9:30 am. Festival Vendors (except Food Vendors) will close at 5 pm and all patrons must be out of the roadways so vendors can get back to their booths at 5 pm.We plan to have fireworks again this year at dusk. If you leave the park and come back, just show your program to get back in the gate. Otherwise, Gate admission is $5 per vehicle at the entrance gate. Parking will be around the baseball field. You will be allowed to walk up the bridge to the top of the hill in the Food Court area to visit the Food Vendors, until 7 pm., before the fireworks start at dusk.The Grand Bay Watermelon Festival is an annual family fun event with an Open Car Show, Rides, Games, Arts & Crafts Vendors, Food Vendors, entertainment, and all the free, sliced, ice cold watermelon you can eat (on July 4th only).We are looking for Sponsors that will sponsor our children's rides so that we can make them more affordable. If you, someone you know, have or know of a business that would be interested in being a Sponsor, our information is listed under Festival Forms on our website: www.grandbaywatermelonfestival.org. Other forms available there are: Craft and Commercial Vendor applications, Entertainment, Food Vendor applications, a Map of the Park, Open Car Show Registration form that you can fill out and bring with you to register your vehicle at the Festival, as well as Festival Programs for the past few years.Also, vaping/smoking is NOT allowed in the Festival area and NO PETS of any kind are allowed at the Grand Bay Watermelon Festival. Please leave them at home in the shade or air-conditioning!

Get down in the street with Fairhope's own FreeRadicals for a fun First Friday Art Walk in Downtown Fairhope!

Join us for the City of Mobile's 4th of July Celebration, honoring America's 250th anniversary!  On Saturday, July 4 from 5:30-9:30 p.m., enjoy live music, food trucks, local vendors, nonprofits, games, family-friendly activities, and a breathtaking fireworks show at USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park.  Entertainment ScheduleDJ GeauxThe Six Piece Suits (6:30-7:30 p.m.)The Kazzettes (7:45-9 p.m.)Fireworks show (9 p.m.) Admission to the Fourth of July Celebration is free, but there are fees to park. Parking will cost $10 per car and $30 per RV (cash only). You may reserve your spot in advance starting May 4. If you purchase a presale parking ticket, you will be able to park as early as 4 p.m. on the day of the event. No parking will be allowed after 8:15 p.m. Re-entry is permitted with parking pass; however, parking availability may be limited once the lot reaches capacity. Blankets and lawn chairs are encouraged for seating, and don't forget to pack sunscreen and to stay hydrated! Coolers are allowed, but glass containers and alcohol are not. Please see the full list of prohibited items and activities below: - balloons, bubbles, confetti, or paper lanterns- grilling or cooking with propane or fuel on grass- weapons- alcohol- glass- skateboards, hoverboards, rollerblades, and similar items- open flames, including candles- smoking or vaping in enclosed areas- sticks or poles (including selfie sticks and flag poles)- pets are not recommended due to large crowds and fireworks Restroom facilities will be located throughout the event area.

Join the History Museum of Mobile and Colonial Fort Condé on Sunday, July 5, 2026, for a special celebration of American history featuring a Revolutionary War reenactment and the opening of a 50-year-old time capsule. At 4:00 p.m., experience The Capture of Captain James Willing, Colonial Fort Condé's annual Independence Day living history program. Watch as interpreters bring to life the story of Captain James Willing, a Continental Navy officer whose actions brought the American Revolution to British-occupied Mobile. The program includes a full reading of the Declaration of Independence, live musket demonstrations, period clothing, and audience interaction. Then at 5:00 p.m., witness history as the 1976 Colonial Fort Condé Time Capsule is opened for the first time in 50 years. Buried during America's Bicentennial celebrations, the capsule will be opened in honor of America250 and the 50th anniversary of the reconstructed Colonial Fort Condé. Guests will be able to view the contents until 7:00 p.m.  Sunday, July 5, 2026 4:00 p.m. – The Capture of Captain James Willing 5:00 p.m. – Opening of the 1976 Time Capsule 5:00–7:00 p.m. – Viewing of Time Capsule Contents  Colonial Fort Condé150 South Royal StreetMobile, AL 36602  Free and open to the public Discover Mobile's unique role in the American Revolution and get a rare glimpse into what life—and celebration—looked like in 1976. We hope you'll join us for this special afternoon of history, community, and discovery

Come out and bring boxes, water balloons, and water blasters, and let’s protect the fort! At 6 PM, we will set up and build a fort. Everyone start saving and bringing those boxes to Double D's to use for building multiple forts. At 6:20 PM, let's go! Everyone grab water balloons and have the best evening. I will have kiddie pools set up throughout the field to refill blasters or grab more balloons. After you work up an appetite, come out and grab a burger at Double D's. Bring a blanket or chair and enjoy your burgers while watching a movie on the big screen, but keep your eyes ready to dodge snowballs or maybe just popcorn  flying in the sky!

On July 10, celebrate National Watercolor Month at LODA ArtWalk with an unforgettable evening of creativity, community, and fun in the heart of Downtown Mobile!  Enjoy live music, shop local artists and makers along Dauphin Street, and explore unique vendors, food trucks, and interactive experiences from 6-9 p.m. Bring the whole family to enjoy the Kids’ Zone, in partnership with Gulf Regional Early Childhood Services, with hands-on crafts and activities. Discover one-of-a-kind art and experience the vibrant energy that makes LODA ArtWalk one of Mobile’s favorite monthly traditions.  Whether you're here for the music, the shopping, or the atmosphere, there's something for everyone to enjoy.