• Switch Open Play

    Foley Community Library 230 E. Orange Ave., Foley, AL, United States

    SWITCH OPEN PLAY IS HERE! Ready to game? Grab your friends and head upstairs to the Teen Game Room at Foley Community Library for Nintendo Switch Open Play! Wednesdays: 4:00–6:30 PM Thursdays: 2:30–6:30 PM Saturdays: 1:30–4:30 PM AGES 12–18 ONLY! IMPORTANT: Before participating in Switch Open Play, a Parent/Guardian Permission Form MUST be completed in person at Foley Community Library. Once the form is on file, you’re ready to play! Bring your friends, pick a game, and let the competition begin!

  • Chess Club for Everyone at Moorer

    Monte. L Moorer/Spring Hill Branch Library

    Beginners and experienced players welcome! Playing chess improves concentration and problem-solving skills. Join us at Monte L. Moorer/Spring Hill Branch for chess club designed for ages 6 and up.

  • Community Spirit Day

    W. O. Lott Park Daphne, Alabama

    Free, fun, family event bringing together friends, family, and neighbors in Daphmont and Olde Towne Daphne. It goes from 2pm to 5pm. Food, drinks, DJ, bouncy house, community booths, kids' activities, pickleball and bocce demonstrations, and just an all-around good time mixing and mingling.

    Free
  • Saturday Crafternoon (Halloween String Art)

    Mobile Public Library- Theodore Oaks Branch

    Let’s enjoy making crafts together! Join us every Saturday at the Theodore Oaks Branch to get creative and make a fun craft. This Saturday, we will be making Q-Tip skeletons! This program is ideal for children ages 6 – 11, but all ages are welcome. Supplies and space are limited though, and participation is on a first come, first serve basis. For more information, please email amatthews@mplonline.org or call (251) 662-9676. Disclaimer(s) Food Allergies We cannot guarantee that food served at this program has not come into contact with tree nuts, soy or other allergens.

  • Alumni & Friends Homecoming

    Hancock Whitney Stadium

    Celebrate Homecoming 2026 with the National Alumni Association on October 3rd, 2026 as our South Alabama Jaguars take on the ULM Warhawks. Everyone is welcome! Whether you’re a proud South graduate, a neighbor, a dedicated fan, or a local supporter, we invite our whole community to join in the tailgate fun. Located right next door to the brand-new Moulton Jaguar Marching Band Complex, this year’s Homecoming Tailgate is the place to be. Your ticket covers a full meal catered by Grillbillies BBQ Co., and a cashless bar will be open for beverage purchases. Tailgate time will be determined once game time is announced. General Admission: $35Alumni Association Members: $30Children Age 4-12: $10Children 3 and Under: Free

  • Brandon Styles Variety Show

    OWA Parks & Resort

    A family-friendly, impression, comedy and magic show! Discover the many faces of Brandon Styles in this year-round Variety Show. Impressions from Frank Sinatra to Justin Bieber, with 60 additional impressions in between! Sprinkled with just the right amount of comedy and magic to make this a great entertainment hour for all ages. Brandon Styles LIVE at OWA is a classy show that has something for the whole family! Brandon will awe you during his live performance of nearly 60 different celebrity singing & speaking impressions. To make this show unlike any other in the world, he has incorporated the perfect amount of comedy, magic, dancing, ventriloquism and audience participation in this fast-paced 60 minute show!

  • Christ United Pumpkin Patch Opening

    Christ United

    Pumpkin Patch Opening Day Sunday, October 4 | 10:00 a.m. – 6:30 p.m. Everyone is invited to join us Opening Day at the Patch! There will be plenty of pumpkins and mums to purchase pumpkins, and great opportunities for family photos. Kids can play in the hay maze, and corn sandbox.

  • Free First Sunday

    History Museum of Mobile | Colonial Fort Conde | Phoenix Fire Museum

    Discover Mobile’s history with FREE ADMISSION to three historic sites on Sunday, October 4, from 1–5 p.m.! Spend the afternoon exploring the History Museum of Mobile, Colonial Fort Condé, and Phoenix Fire Museum—each offering a unique glimpse into the people, stories, and traditions that have shaped our city. At the History Museum of Mobile, meet the Oakleigh Belles and experience Mobile’s past through engaging living history demonstrations and conversations with these interpreters. Step inside Colonial Fort Condé and explore Mobile’s colonial past. Discover the fort’s unique history and architecture while learning what life was like in Mobile during the city’s earliest years. At the Phoenix Fire Museum, explore Mobile’s firefighting heritage and enjoy special architectural tours offered throughout the afternoon. Whether you’re interested in living history, architecture, firefighting, or fascinating stories from Mobile’s past, there’s something for everyone to discover. Make a day of it and explore three of Mobile’s historic treasures—all with FREE ADMISSION!

  • Delta Discovery Tour from the AWF Delta and Bay Conservation Center at Five Rivers

    AWF Delta and Bay Conservation Center at Five Rivers

    These 90-minute excursions into the wild and scenic Mobile-Tensaw Delta--known as the "American Amazon,"--introduce visitors and residents alike to a truly astounding natural habitat. Cruises depart from the Bartram Landing at the AWF Delta and Bay Conservation Center at Five Rivers.   Price: $22/adults and $15/kids ages 6-12

  • 53rd Annual National Shrimp Festival

    101 Gulf Shores Pkwy

     It's food, it's art, it's music, it's Alabama's ORIGINAL beach party. All are invited to the 53rd edition of the Annual National Shrimp Festival. What started as a celebration of the local seafood industry has grown into a four day vacation destination. Since 1971 our festival has been FREE to attend, overlooking the beautiful beaches of Gulf Shores, Alabama. Come out and join over 100,000 of your closest friends to see over 300+ food & art vendors along with two stages showcasing local & national entertainment acts.

    Free
  • AARC Fall Festival

    American Autism and Rehabilitation Center Daphne, Alabama

    AARC FALL FESTIVAL 2026  Join us for an evening of fall fun at the American Autism & Rehabilitation Center’s Annual Fall Festival!  Friday, October 9, 2026 4:00–6:00 PM American Autism & Rehabilitation Center | Daphne, AL Our Fall Festival is a fun, family-friendly community event created with children and individuals with special needs and their families in mind.  We’re busy planning an amazing evening filled with activities, entertainment, community partners, food, and plenty of fall fun! Games & activities Fall-themed fun Touch-a-Truck Entertainment Food & treats Community resources And more surprises to come!

    Free
  • Spooky Express

    Graham Creek Nature Preserve

    Bring the whole family out for our Spooky Express—a cozy, scare-free golf cart ride through our glowing Halloween light display! It’s the perfect festive evening for little ones (and anyone who prefers sweet over scary).Dates: October 2, 3, 9, 10, 16, 17, 23, 24Time: 6:00 PM to 8:00 PMLocation: Graham Creek PavilionAddress: 23460 Wolf Bay Drive, Foley ALCost: $5 per person; kids 2 & under are free. (Cash only, please!)

    $5
  • Pirates of the Cursed Forest

    Baldwin County Heritage Museum 25521 US 98, Elberta, Alabama

    THE FOREST IS FULL OF SECRETS… Another character has emerged from the darkness. You may hear them before you see them. You may see them before they see you. And once they notice you… It’s already too late. $10 per person October 2–3, 9–10 & 16–17 Wagon Trail: 5:00 PM–7:00 PM (Family Friendly) Haunted Forest: 7:00 PM–9:00 PM Baldwin County Heritage Museum 25521 US-98 Elberta, AL 36530

    $10
  • Olde Time Days

    Bicentennial Park

    UPDATE! This event has been rescheduled to October 10, 2026!! Mark your calendars – Olde Time Days returns on October 3, 2026, at Bicentennial Park in Stockton! We appreciate Baldwin County Archives & History for their hard work in hosting this annual community favorite! Thank you to them and the generous sponsors and volunteers that contribute to this fun-filled day for families and visitors. Demos: Plowing, buzz sawing, peanut threshing, corn picking, grist mill, and more! Live music: The Chestangs, Unknown Bluegrass, and more! Activities: Vendors, hay and train rides, carriage rides, face painting, balloon art, carnival games, kids rides, petting zoo, and more!

    Free
  • Fall Brawl Festival

    2700 Newman Road - Mobile, Al

    MARK your calendars, if you’re looking for a festival for October here it is! Bring the family for some fun and you can even come grab some Christmas gifts for the holidays and shop our small local business. Support the community and have fun while doing it!! We can’t wait to see you there!!

  • Creepy Crawlers at the ESC

    Environmental Studies Center

    Join the Environmental Studies Center and and REACH for a Saturday of fun with some amazing, creepy, crawling critters!Children (and adults) in costume get a special treat!Admission: $3 per person – children 2 and under are freeSaturday, October 10th from 10 am until 2 pm

    $3
  • First Fairhope’s Fall Festival

    Street's Hwy 98, Fairhope, Alabama

    Need a pumpkin? Want to have a fun time with your family? Come join us for a great fundraiser!! Buy a pumpkin and help fund someone share their faith with someone. This fundraiser is for Missions.

  • Trail Ride Turn Up

    Langan Park

    TRAIL RIDE TURN UP Breakthrough Teens is bringing the fall fun to Langan Park! Join us for an evening of live music, food trucks, vendors and line dancing. Grab your friends and come enjoy the night with us. Registration encouraged but not required.

  • Greek Fest Mobile

    50 S. An Street, Mobile, Al

    The Mobile Greek Community first hosted Greek Night in 1962 and from there our current Festival has grown.  We are happy this year to be all together at our cashless Festival - OLI MAZI! Come and join us on October 15-17 (Thursday, Friday, & Saturday) from 11am - 9pm. Take Away at CURB-SIDE SERVICE from 10am - 7pm.