I'm a sucker for a science museum we were driving to Biloxi with the kids and thought this was a…read moregood stop to break up the trip. They had several hands on exhibits and the cafe actually has reasonably priced food. It's not the biggest museum but it good outing.

This science center was top notch. I've traveled all over the globe going to science centers all…read morealong the way and this hands on experience is at the top of our list in experiences. The exhibits were very informative and easy to read my kids had fun learning and trying out the different hands on learning exhibits. They actually could play for hours there. This was good for young and older kids. My kids are teens.

Great lil venue when its the entire place. Smaller shows the front is all you get so they add a…read moresmaller stage

Highly Suspect concert 2/16. Im handicapped. And I was treated like gold. My goodness those fellas…read moretook care of us so well. outstanding people. staff 6 stars. thx for letting me do normal things like see a band play. it's the little things that are so HUGE. Mobile has had a bad rep for years, being an x party place in my youth. Everything was perfect. Mellow crowds outside, girl drunk fell out of a chair, held a girls hair while she got sick, had a perfect view. thx Soul Kitchen. oh and an extra shout out to the guy with the 1 & 3 yr old babies. too kind dude. thx.

Stopped at the Tiki bar on Thursday 7/23, drinks were very good and the bartender Amanda was…read morefantastic, very engaging and suggested a few items on the posts restaurant menu, so of course we had to try it. I got the Ettoffe and my wife got the prime rib sandwich, both very good. This evening, 7/25 we went back for a couple of cocktails and to see the sunset over the bay. There was a six piece band that was really good, sunset was great and half kidding I told Amanda "I'll have my usual", and she actually remembered what I had two nights previous. Great Legion Post, we will definitely be back when we are in Fairhope.

Best food ever. Wednesday night Prime Rib is so tender. Melts in your mouth. Great service. My…read morego to is the Legion 1/2 pound burger, always the best. Cooked to perfection.

Saw Mirder on the Orient Express last night and in a word on incredible!! Best performance ever…read moreand the stage set was Oscar worthy. Shout out for a fantastic evening of entertainment.

We enjoy this theater so much! Really should be more advertised...people just don't what they're…read more missing...wonderful actors!

Ten Sixty Five Fest! The name gives me chills of excitement! The music spectacular of the fall…read morecalendar is Ten Sixty Five and makes music lovers of all kinds coming out and support local and nationally recognized musicians performing in Mobile! Put on through the Jake Peavy Foundation in partnership with many local businesses including Gulf Distributing, Austal, Regions Bank, and others, it's a 100 percent FREE festival held for an entire weekend in Downtown Mobile! Aptly named as Mobile is where I-10 and I-65 meet forming a crossroads for the nation, Ten Sixty Five brings a myriad of regional, local, and national music acts from all genres to Mobile to show us what they can do! The main festival stage takes over the end of Dauphin Street near Moe's BBQ in the Lower Dauphin Street Entertainment Area for three days allowing local bands and national headliners to descend on downtown Mobile to entertain Mobilians and visitors alike. Spanning the music of today in the genres of Folk, Rock, Alternative, and a little Bluegrass and Country there is something for everyone, Last year local heroes the Mulligan Brothers played, as did nationally renowned recording artists the Counting Crows, with Trombone Shorty and others rounding out the lineup! This year the list is riddled with alternative rock groups that will be sure to draw major crowds such as Cage the Elephant and Judah and the Lion; both of which have been featured on Sirius XM for years now. Local favorites Wet Willie will be jamming out like hometown hero Jimmy Buffet bringing that Mobile bay and beach vibe to Ten Sixty Five. In addition, Southern Rockers and national recording artists Blackberry Smoke will grace the Ten Sixty Five stage bringing their unique sound which seems to take its roots from that of Confederate Railroad and .38 Special! In my opinion Ten Sixty Five is a can't miss event of the fall and showcases the absolute uniqueness of the Mobile community and its desire to be known as a business, social, music, and food mecca of the Gulf Coast. With Bayfest being gone, this was an event that needed to happen and in the eyes of this Mobilian is a welcome addition to the entertainment calendar.

This was my first year to attend 1065. I love when Mobile is able to put events like this together…read more 1065 took the place of Bayfest and while it didn't secure the most popular bands or singers, it delivered fantastic groups- both local and non-locals (it did grab Cage the Elephant!). For a free event, it didn't disappoint. It's always nice to see a variety of people turn out to support and enjoy things like this. It's located in the heart of downtown with carrots stages scattered along Dauphin street, close enough to walk to the next but far enough the sounds don't take over each other. It's also in a prime location for fantastic restaurants and bars to keep you fed and hydrated. It's a must for anyone who hasn't been, at least once!

The Baldwin County Strawberry Festival, held annually in Loxley, Alabama, has been a beloved…read morecommunity event for over three decades. Celebrating its 35th year in 2024, the festival showcases the region's agricultural heritage, promotes local businesses, and brings together residents and visitors alike for a fun-filled weekend centered around the star of the show: the strawberry. I have wanted to come here every year but just haven't been able to work it out. This year we did it and now I'm happy :-) We brought a neighbor friend with us and I won her an ENORMOUS by shooting out a star with a bb machine gun. I did it in the first try, but I've always been good at that. I got a try for my honey and I was surprised how well she did, but it's tough.  The Baldwin County Strawberry Festival began in 1987 as a way to honor the area's strawberry farmers and their contributions to the local economy. Originally held on the first Saturday in May, the event took place in downtown Loxley before moving to its current location at the Loxley Municipal Park in 1999. The festival date was also changed to the second weekend in April to better align with the strawberry harvest season. This year's 35th annual Baldwin County Strawberry Festival promises to be an unforgettable experience for attendees. Taking place on April 13th and 14th, the festival offers free admission, making it accessible to everyone who wants to join in on the fun. With an expected turnout of thousands of visitors, the festival is sure to bring the community together in celebration. The Baldwin County Strawberry Festival has a wide array of activities, entertainment, and, of course, strawberry-themed treats. Some of the highlights are the Strawberry Shortcake Booth where you can indulge in delicious, freshly prepared strawberry shortcakes, a beloved festival tradition that tastes great! :-) There's vendors and exhibitors with a diverse selection of local arts and crafts, food trucks, and informational booths. There's live music with  performances by talented local musicians on the festival's main stage. Family-friendly activities so bring the kiddies along for face painting, pony rides, and other fun activities. Bottomine mine: The Baldwin County Strawberry Festival has evolved into a highly anticipated event that celebrates Loxley's heritage, fosters community spirit, and supports local businesses. As the 35th annual festival takes place, attendees can look forward to creating sweet memories with friends and family, all while savoring the delightful flavors of the season's strawberry harvest.

What Strawberries. A lot of great artist and vendor booth, plenty of food trucks. 2 strawberry…read moretrucks with horrific lines. Not worth going.

Not one bad seat at the Mitch! I've attended a few basketball games and had a few suite experiences…read morehere, and the great news is that I can't complain! The restrooms are clean, the concessions run smoothly with minimal wait, the suites are well stocked and staffed, and the game day experience is on point! I love an easy entertainment experience, and The Mitch definitely delivers! Go Jags!

I have Attended many different events at this USA Facility ...from concerts to games to…read moregraduations...nice place...just not enough parking.

I have wanted to do Bellingraths Christmas since we moved here 7 years ago. The price always held…read moreme back before, but I saved up enough this year to be able to experience it so off we went! The price as of 2023 is $17pp for anyone over 12. It was free for kids under 4 and $12 for kids under 12. I have 3 teens. There was no student or senior discount. So it was a cool $100 with tax. But my, was it worth the price. I've seen lots of light displays. This one was one of the best. I loved the fact that it was one long continuous display that you walk through, that makes it much more immersive. It was romantic and lovely which makes it great for couples, but still welcoming for kids. We got there later around 7:30. Parking was free. There were no parking attendants that I saw and not designated handicapped section. Luckily my hubby as a professional driver and found a good spot up close. They took cards at the door and though the line was long we didn't wait too long. If you can, buy ahead online. That line was way shorter. Google coupons. I did see some online but they don't allow you to purchase tix the day of your visit, or at least when I tried which was only an hour before we went. One thing I wish I'd seen or had been notified of: there was a cell phone tour at the beginning and I missed it. I also wish they'd given me a map and showed me the QR code at the beginning. I feel like because of that omission, I missed some things (from looking at other peoples pictures.) But the lights! They're all done to the theme of botanical gardens. So they're mostly flowers and things you would see in a garden. Like beautiful swans. Lovely lily pads. A rose garden made of lights. Everything was tasteful and not gaudy. And Everything reflected in the pond was so beautiful. I think you definitely want to go at night. There are themed sections, like the Underwater Garden, a Mardi Gras section, and the Japanese garden. There was a Coca Cola section but they kept it small and tasteful. I appreciated the life-sized nativity scene. The flowers in some places were taller than my son who is taller than me now. I felt a little like Alice in Wonderland. I feel like my words can't do this place justice, just like my pictures can't, and I think that has to do with the scale of everything. There was just SO MUCH. and it was SO BIG. and around every corner, there seemed to be another nice surprise. Master decorators must have decked this place out. They did AMAZING job. Everything was tasteful too, just what you'd expect at a botanical gardens. Unfortunately I would have to say that it's not very wheelchair friendly. Probably not stroller either. There are steep hills and cobblestones and sharp turns. They did have wagons and wheelchairs for rent at the front. But I think if you are trying to push or pull a vehicle along those paths, you're going to have a hard time. If you bring a stroller, bring your heavy duty one. There were also not really enough benches for resting. There were places they could have put them but didn't. My daughter has Down syndrome and some leg issues and needs frequent rests. It was difficult for her the last leg of the journey. They had refreshment stands scattered around. Some had beer & wine. I drink seldom so I didn't check the price. Others had hot dogs For $4. We stopped for hot cocoa and s'mores. The cocoa was $4 a cup and was delicious. The s'mores looked good but were $6 a piece so we opted for sticks with a marshmallow for $1 and we toasted them on nearby fire pits where there were plenty of chairs to sit in and toast ourselves by the fire. Very nice touch. The service was pleasant when we encountered it. They did take cards, a plus. We started late so we finished late. We started at 8. The last tickets are available at 9. We left at 9:30 and the gift shop and cafe and Santa were closed. Just to give you a heads up - get to that portion, which is at the beginning, before 9. It did take us about 1.5 hours to walk through and we stopped several times. I am not in the best shape and I was tired afterwards. If you're in bad shape physically it might be too challenging for you. They need outdoor bathrooms by the gate. We couldn't find any when we left after hours because the gift shop was closed. A porta potty or two would do. Also they need more trash cans and benches like I already mentioned. When we finally came across a trash can it was overflowing with cocoa cups that people had been carrying for an hour through the park. There were also no attendants anywhere to be seen throughout the park except at the refreshment stands. The lights were romantic and I would definitely like to go again with just me and my husband. Worth the price all the way. In conclusion it was a beautiful sight and despite some bumps I still give it five stars. At least now you know what those bumps are! Merry Christmas everyone!

When we arrived there were people guiding us into parking, which was free. As we were walking to…read morethe entrance, I noticed the director telling them that the people who were coming in were handicapped. They gave them a different parking spot and also had a little cart to go pick them up. They all had walkie-talkies to make it more efficient and the flow to be smooth. When we got to the entrance they had 2 separate lines. They both were for everyone. Once we got to the front and inside the entrance they directed you to go to one of multiple cashiers. They accept cash or cards. The staff were kind and courteous. The facility was clean, inviting, very appealing to the senses, and well maintained. There is a gift shop as well as a small cafe. They had down home meals for purchase. Peas, cornbread, chicken, Mac and cheese, cobbler, rolls and a few other things more suitable for little palates. Walking through the gardens was an adventure for the young and old. It gives you so many different feelings and emotions. There is definitely something for everyone. You should definitely take the time to stop by. I'm so very glad I got to experience this. Location 5 Cleanliness 5 Quality 5 Customer service 5 Price 5 25/5 = 5