Details Beautiful 1871 Italianate bed and breakfast in historic Old Dauphin Way neighborhood. Superb, homemade breakfast. Close to downtown restaurants and nightlife, museums and tourist attractions. Convenient to I-10 & I-65.

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Located in the heart of Mobile, The Admiral features meeting space, an onsite restaurant, and resort-style pool.

The Riverview Plaza, connected via skywalk to the Mobile Convention Center, is the largest Hotel in Mobile and is conveniently located in the heart of the walkable, historic district downtown.

The Malaga Inn, a circa 1862 Mobile, Alabama hotel located in Downtown Historic District is the only Boutique Inn of its kind in the state.

Located in downtown Mobile across from the Convention Center in the walkable entertainment district, this historic hotel has been a favorite since 1852.

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Join us for an afternoon lecture with Dr. John Edwin Mason about MMofA’s special exhibition, Gordon Parks: Segregation Story in Mobile, 1956.

Join us for an evening lecture and gallery talk in Gordon Parks: Segregation Story in Mobile, 1956 with Dr. John Edwin Mason, a scholar of Parks’ and his work.

Come see history come to life! Our WWII historical reenactors will be aboard the USS ALABAMA and USS DRUM for drills and battle reenactments. Experience “call to battle stations” and witness an air attack by vintage airplanes.

Over 100 quilts will be on display all made by members of the guild.

Join us for an evening lecture with Alabama historian Scotty E. Kirkland about Gordon Parks as well as state and local Civil Rights history. This talk is inspired by MMofA’s special exhibition Gordon Parks: Segregation Story in Mobile, 1956, on view ...

As part of our ongoing programming about MMofA’s special exhibition Gordon Parks: Segregation Story in Mobile, 1956, our friends from PowerLines Poetry will perform original work inspired by the exhibition.

The Mobile Carnival Museum celebrates the art, economics, family, and fun of Mardi Gras. Fourteen galleries feature trains, crowns, scepters, costumes, and floats offer an immersion in Carnival year round.

Dauphin Way Baptist Church is at the corner of Dauphin Street and I-65 in Mobile, AL.

This family-oriented festival at the WC Griggs Elementary School campus features a carnival atmosphere with rides, food, face painting, arts and crafts, and jewelry. Free grandstand events include a classic country and western show, a Sunday gospel s...

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Barbecue pork, beef and chicken

Serving over 47 flavors of homemade ice cream, Cammie’s Old Dutch Ice Cream Shoppe’s aroma will have your taste buds standing on end. This family shop maintains a proud tradition of delectable recipes.

Located inside an unassuming, converted house, The Brick Pit boasts a custom smoker built to serve 500 pounds of meat each day.

Acoustical to blues music Wednesday through Saturday at the Cafe named after the legendary Mardi Gras figure Joe Cain.

219 is downtown Mobile's lunch spot! Open during the work week, Monday - Friday, 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM, 219 provides you with a gourmet alternative to the burger & fries offered by other restaurants.

Taking its name from a character in "To Kill A Mockingbird," this late night establishment, located on lower Dauphin Street, features live music Friday and Saturday.

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Freshly baked breads and pastries. Sandwiches, salads, soups and pasta.