Mobile Museum of Art Launches Museum Nights With First-Ever Theatre Scramble
The Mobile Museum of Art is opening its doors after hours this week for the debut of Museum Nights, a new recurring event series designed to bring a broader audience…
Mobile Artist Elizabet Elliott Staged Site-Specific ‘Ballad of the Bear King’ at the Blind Mule
Mobile native Elizabet Elliott brought her New Zealand-honed conceptual art training home for a three-night, site-specific production blending installation, music, and performance at the Blind Mule in June 2010.
Bay Sound Marks Record Store Day With Sidewalk Sale and Exclusive Vinyl
Mobile-area record shop Bay Sound is celebrating Record Store Day on April 17 with a dollar sidewalk sale, discounted used vinyl, and limited exclusive releases including a Wilco live box…
Baldwin County Novelist’s Book Becomes a Movie, Premieres at SXSW
A novel written by longtime Baldwin County author Frank Turner Hollon has been turned into a feature film, which had its world premiere at the South by Southwest (SXSW) Film…
Chickasaw Civic Theatre Opens 2010 Season With Pulitzer-Winning Comedy ‘Harvey’
Chickasaw Civic Theatre kicks off its new season with Mary Chase's Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy "Harvey," the story of Elwood P. Dowd and his invisible six-foot companion, running five performances across…
Mobile Filmmakers Turn Out Zombie and Apocalypse Shorts for Local Film Scramble
A group of Mobile-area filmmakers spent five days racing to write, shoot and edit short films from scratch for a local contest known as the film scramble, with organizers handing…
Why Jazz Has Never Quite Taken Root in Mobile
Mobile has never been much of a jazz town, and those who have tried to change that over the years say the reasons run deeper than simple taste. The city’s…