Joe Jefferson Players to Stage Disney’s ‘Frozen’ This August
The Joe Jefferson Players present Disney's 'Frozen the Musical' Aug. 7-23 at the Joe Jefferson Playhouse in Mobile, with tickets starting at $20.
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The Joe Jefferson Players present Disney's 'Frozen the Musical' Aug. 7-23 at the Joe Jefferson Playhouse in Mobile, with tickets starting at $20.
More than 60 juried artists will show two- and three-dimensional work at the third annual Loyola Art Show, Aug. 20-22 at Crown Hall in downtown Mobile.
The Wilcox Gallery Music Studio in Chatom is accepting applications for its ninth season of free piano and violin lessons, taught by University of Mobile music students for residents of…
Three years after Catt Sirten's death silenced Mobile's beloved Sunday Jazz Brunch, 92 ZEW is bringing the live jazz radio tradition back this Labor Day with host Chip Herrington.
American Mahjong, a nearly 200-year-old tile game, is drawing a growing and diverse following across Mobile and Baldwin counties, powered by grassroots organizers, retreats and local business partnerships.
The Arts Council of Thomasville staged four performances of the Broadway classic "Guys and Dolls" at the Bedsole Theatre, showcasing weeks of rehearsal by a large cast of local performers.
The Mobile Museum of Art opens "GATEWAY: From Graffiti to Gallery" on September 1, 2026, a year-long exhibition featuring 28 works by Basquiat, Haring, Scharf, Banksy, and KAWS.
MOB JAMFEST 3 brings a ticketed indie film screening and a free outdoor concert to Trinity Gardens Park this Saturday, blending independent cinema with a neighborhood homecoming celebration.
The Mobile Arts Council has named Innovation Portal its July Organization Member of the Month and artist Vanessa Quintana its July Artist Member of the Month, recognizing a new downtown…
A deep dive into the century-old Fairhope Hotel's journey from an 1908 innkeeping legacy through decades of change to Shelley Springer's $1 million restoration and reopening.