Mobile Teen Filmmaker Puts Mental Health Drama ‘Grace’ Online Free
A short film written and directed by Mobile teenager Leslie Pettway is now available for anyone to watch online. “Grace,” a fictional drama, follows a young high school student and…
Madame Rose Vocal Scholarship Competition Opens Applications for Regional College Singers
The Madame Rose Vocal Scholarship Competition is accepting applications from college and graduate vocalists across seven states, with a Nov. 15 deadline and a Jan. 9 final round in Mobile.
Alabama Contemporary Art Center Highlights Sculpture, Caregiving Exhibit and New Education Pavilion
Alabama Contemporary Art Center in Mobile is featuring a reclaimed-materials sculpture exhibition, a multimedia show on medical caregiving, and construction of a new open-air education pavilion.
Mobile Museum of Art to Unveil Year-Long Street Art Showcase ‘GATEWAY: From Graffiti to Gallery’
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.
Mobile Arts Council Names Its July Honorees: Innovation Portal and Vanessa Quintana
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…
Mobile Native Nicholas Brownlee Rises to International Opera Stardom
A University of South Alabama graduate from Mobile is becoming one of opera's brightest rising stars, earning international acclaim as a bass-baritone on stages across Europe.
Mobile Musician’s Oil Spill Song Takes On New Meaning Years Later
A Mobile musician's instrumental written after the Deepwater Horizon spill has taken on new personal meaning following his brother's death, years later.
‘A Grand Amalgamation’: Three Mobile Artists Shared One Canvas of Color at the Mobile Arts Council
On Friday, August 13, 2010, the Mobile Arts Council hosted A Grand Amalgamation, a joint showing from three artists with sharply different styles — Josh Holland, Sol Davis and Nikkita…
Gulf Coast Exploreum’s Cadaver Exhibit Controversy Fizzles Into a Ticket-Selling Hit
A cadaver exhibit at the Gulf Coast Exploreum drew early controversy in Mobile, but the concerns didn't hold up to scrutiny, and the exhibit has since become a strong draw…