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Coastal Alabama September 2021 events calendar
While the warm weather is still with us, check out these activities along the Gulf Coast to keep you and your family busy. Please check dates and times to ensure inclement weather or COVID-19 has not caused rescheduling.
Mobile Area
Movies in the Park
Sept. 2, 7:30 p.m.
Michael A Figures Park
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Coastal Alabama August 2021 events calendar
It's back to school time along the Gulf Coast! But that doesn't mean there's nothing to do. Far from it in fact. Check out these events below to see what's happening in our area this month.
Mobile Area
2021 Babe Ruth World Series
July 31 – August 7
Hank Aaron Stadium
Mr. Bellingrath's Birthday
Aug. 6, Free admission
Bellingrath Gardens & Home
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Coastal Alabama July 2021 events calendar
It's time for America's birthday! Check out the Fourth of July events below happening along Alabama's Gulf Coast. And after the fireworks are no dotting the sky, our area still has quite a few events for the entire family to enjoy.
Mobile Area
Mobile's 4th of July Celebration
July 4, 4 – 10 p.m.
Cooper Riverside Park
Field Day under the Oaks
July 10, 10 – 11 a.m...
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Coastal Alabama June 2021 events calendar
The weather is warm and school is out. On the Gulf Coast, that can only mean one thing: summer. Mark your calendar and bring the family out to these events across Baldwin and Mobile counties. Don't miss out!
Mobile Area
Spring Market in the Park
Every Saturday in June, 7:30 a.m. - noon
Cathedral Square
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Time to celebrate Yardi Gras along the Coast
If you're wanting to laissez les bons temps rouler, but aren't sure exactly how to this year, check out the Alabama Gulf Coast's answer to celebrating Mardi Gras during the era of COVID-19.
It's Yardi Gras time.
No, that isn't a typo. Since Mardi Gras parades are apparently so last year, our neighbors have gotten inventive, decorating their yards and porches with Mardi Gras decorations that can be enjoyed safely from the comfort of your car – or on a walk around the neighborhood.
