Mobile and Baldwin County News
Downtown Mobile’s gallery district threw its doors open for the March 2011 LoDa ArtWalk, with nine venues along Dauphin and Royal streets hosting openings, receptions, and artist talks in a…
The Mobile Museum of Art welcomed families to its annual Mardi Gras celebration on Saturday, February 26, 2011, offering a full morning of art activities, performances, and parades designed to…
The Crescent Theater threw open its doors on Presidents Day, Feb. 21, 2011, for a one-time, free-admission screening of “Zeitgeist: Moving Forward” — followed by an open group discussion for…
Downtown Mobile’s Crescent Theater stacked its late-winter calendar with a run of one-week exclusives, a Mardi Gras cult classic and an Oscar-nominated holdout, giving moviegoers along Dauphin Street a reason…
Mobile native Scott O. Brown, a comics industry veteran with more than a decade of experience as a writer, letterer, publisher, editor and production manager, is turning his hometown’s rich…
MOBILE, Ala. — The Mobile Symphony and Serda’s Coffee Company cooked up a two-stop Valentine’s date for 2011: fine chocolates, wines and love themes from stage and screen, all for…
The Diotima String Quartet, a Paris-based ensemble hailed by the French newspaper Le Figaro as “the most serious hope for chamber music in France,” performed at the University of South…
Blue Velvet Studio turned the cold snap of mid-January 2011 into a reason to pick up a paintbrush, inviting guests and local artists to a free mosaic-painting party during Mobile’s…
Mobile filmmakers — amateurs and professionals alike — produced a bumper crop of short films in 2010, and much of the credit goes to a fast-growing local format: the Film…
The Crescent Theater in downtown Mobile rolls out a pair of distinctive holiday-season bookings this December, starting with the British satire Four Lions, which opens Friday, December 10. The booking…