Mobile Mardi Gras 101: How to Pick Your Parade Spot and Survive the Season
Carnival season is in full swing in the Port City, and the Conde Cavaliers are set to roll as downtown Mobile’s first parade of the season Friday night. For newcomers…
Mobile and Baldwin County News
Carnival season is in full swing in the Port City, and the Conde Cavaliers are set to roll as downtown Mobile’s first parade of the season Friday night. For newcomers…
As Mobile's Mardi Gras parade season kicks off, longtime parade-goers share where to park, where to stand and how to time your night for the best experience on the parade…
A local's guide to navigating Mobile's Mardi Gras parades, from picking a viewing spot with easy parking and restroom access to timing your arrival and working the crowd for throws.
MOBILE, Ala. — Senior Bowl week in Mobile got a new twist in January 2020: for the first time, the game’s star players rolled through downtown in a Mardi Gras-style…
Sister Sledge, the R&B group behind the Library of Congress-honored hit "We Are Family," will headline downtown Mobile's MoonPie Over Mobile New Year's Eve celebration on Dec. 31.
.38 Special headlines downtown Mobile's MoonPie Over Mobile New Year's Eve celebration, with frontman Don Barnes previewing the band's set before the giant MoonPie drop.
Mobile's City Council debated a contractor diversity reporting rule, MoonPie Drop attendance data and a proposed flea market animal sale ban.
A 154-pound MoonPie, billed as the world's largest edible version, will be cut and served during Mobile's MoonPie Over Mobile New Year's Eve celebration.
A massive 154-pound MoonPie took center stage at Mobile's downtown New Year's Eve celebration, continuing a beloved coastal Alabama tradition.
The Exploreum Science Center in downtown Mobile hosted an early New Year celebration for children, complete with a mini-MoonPie drop and confetti.