Brandon and The Studio are awesome. Brandon's coaching took our daughter's confidence to a new…read morelevel. She placed 1st place in the Alabama NATS under Brandon's direction and she was selected to the 2020 Dogwood Trail Court with the help of his coaching. She's currently a junior at Auburn studying Musical Theatre and is planning to follow in Brandon's footsteps in becoming a vocal / acting coach or pursue teaching. She graduated from The Studio years ago but she remains in contact and visits with Brandon often when she's home. We couldn't have asked for a better mentor and motivator to coach her musically and just a friend that continues to encourage her.

We moved to Baldwin County a year ago. After signing up for a summer theater camp my then 11 yo…read moredaughter signed up for acting lessons with Robin at The Studio. They were immediately welcoming and encouraging. My daughter's confidence has soared and her public speaking skills are now excellent. She has now signed up for voice with Nate (progressing so rapidly) and joined her school drama club. I can't recommend The Studio enough. Every faculty member pours their heart into these kids, and the owner Brandon is so quick to reply to any correspondence

Third visit to the new building, everything was fantastic. Atmosphere was great and food and drinks…read morewere Outstanding!!!

I have reached out twice to this venue about their hours and schedule of events. Never responded…read moreback other than the automated response that they would get back with the public quickly lol. A friend and I wanted to sit on their beach one weekend morning so I sent a message asking if that was ok and would the facility be open? Crickets! Around 2 though their bartenders show up and rudely walk up to us and tell us that we will have to remove our cooler from the property now that they had opened. We just left. I've been here several times on Sundays, always the same rude bartenders. Also, they don't keep their website up to date or their Facebook page. Maybe if they did, there would be no reason to message them and end up with a bad review. So sad.

We found this one of a kind piece on our second visit to the show. Purchased from The Copper…read moreColumn. For the price paid we feel like we got a great piece for a large wall at our home. They even delivered it to our house within 15 minutes of our purchase.

Super fun art fair to be involved in as a vendor and a spectator. Well organized and tons of…read morepeople. Super fun!

Coastal Area Dance offers a great variety of classes including Zumba, Tahitian, Silks, Ballroom,…read moreHip Hop and more!! I love our 10am Saturday Zumba class with Brandi Sian. Come check out the studios or sign up for classes today!!

Just a fantastic film festival. It's an annual event in its third year and happens in November,…read morestarting on a Thursday and ending on a Sunday. If you are a fan of movies and/or filmfests you will love it. This was my first year attending so I cannot speak for the other two years, but this year's line-up consisted of great shorts, narratives, documentaries, and full length. None were commercial and so you really got exposed to movies you wouldn't otherwise see. That is my major beef with other Film Fests, that they often show movies that will or are already in movie theaters (NOLA film Fest in recent years) and don't focus on regional/local films or talent. Many of the films I saw over the weekend were locally produced, shot, and/or had local subject matters. That is what I am looking for in a filmfest: that it has an overall theme and that it focuses on the area or region where it is located. Keep in mind that Fairhope isn't that large of a city and consequently the firlmfest isn't large. But it was a professional operation with volunteers, professional brochure and schedules, and they even had themed swag you could buy ( I got a coffee mug). They also handed out a free coupon book that could be used at local businesses, which I thought was a great local touch. There were a few places to catch the films but all were located in the heart of downtown Fairhope to getting around was very convenient. I picked up on tickets at the downtown city offices and they were very helpful with the lay of the land. Parking was also not an issue, as there is non-metered street parking all over the downtown area. I parked my car around 9:30 am and didn't leave until around 5:00. I walked everywhere that day. There are great places to get lunch and some fantastic shopping and so in between films I got something to eat and did some light shopping. All-in-all it was a fantastic day. If you love smaller filmfests showcasing great independent movies then you will enjoy the Fairhope filmfest. The fact that it occurs in a charming town is just the icing on the cake! Check it out...you will be glad you did!