We came here today because this is our local voting…read morelocation. This venue is our local Gulf Shores civic center and for a town of only 9,741 permanent residents, as if the 2010 census, it's is pretty darn impressive. It holds up to 600 people theater style, 320 people banquet style without the dance floor, and 260 people banquet style with the dance floor. I missed The Drifters here back in January but I'm looking forward to some of the events after everything opens back up but, of course, future events are on hold due the Covid-19. The building is also available for commercial events such as beauty pageants, concerts, corporate conventions, dance recitals, real estate expos, etc. Bottom line: It's a very nice venue with a lovely interior with professional sound, lighting, kitchen and plenty of parking.

Many (2-4 dozed) gather here to play tennis.. very good courts, well maintained & very friendly…read more. no charge to play tennis.. can't find better place... one of the reason we come to this area!

Amazing arena! Attended wrestling/hockey and Island fight events, all were amazing. The parking…read morelots are always packed. Overall experience was worth the price! Highly recommended!

What a great venue for a concert. We recently visited Pensacola for a Santana Concert. Found the…read moreacoustics great. Plenty of employees to take care of crowds.

Yeesh! I don't even know where to begin with the Mobile Civic Center!…read more It's here, standing (for now) and offering a public service -- I guess. I'm torn between the assessment of 2 and 3 stars. (3 being an average, but still positive, rating -- I don't think I can because my cons certainly outweigh the positives) There, it's settled. The hubs and I visited the Civic Center for the first time to attend a Mardi Gras ball. The place is HUGE, but extremely (severely and sorely) outdated. (Pretty sure that's why the city is soon tearing it down!) The restrooms were flooded halfway through the night, the restroom doors were hit or miss on locks, and don't even get me started on the shoddy AC-- you're cool in one room, literally burning up in the next. I did love looking down on the ball's main dance floor from the 2nd floor seating. Oh, and there was plenty parking -- am I reaching now?! Sorry. Did it serve its purpose? Yes! Would I be missing out if I never went back? No, not at all! Overall, it's a shell of an old building (that once was, maybe) that's workable for a few hours (before the flooding), and that's about all I've got on the Mobile Civic Center. I will say that the Mystics of Time is a great job of fixing it up and decorating the venue for their ball!

Went to Allison Kraus. Parked at Civic Center. At concerts end, we all spent 20-30 minutes getting…read moreout of the lot. All the attendants were gone, and no traffic control Officers at all. Only one lane was open for exit, so it really worked out well for us who payed to park. Typical Mobile stupidity. Folks from all over the Gulf Coast got to see how well this city can screw up a simple event.

I relocated to Biloxi from Chicago to retire and found the Kroc Center through my Silver Sneakers…read moremembership and couldn't be happier. Swim lessons drew me in since I'd never learned to swim as a child and not only were the lessons great, but I also joined water aerobics which is a wonderful fitness routine. I use the gym too, and the entire facility is clean and extremely well kept and offers a myriad of activities for people of all age levels. I totally love the staff!!! I don't have children, but the kids always appear to be having the time of their lives :-) Great community center and so glad I found it!

Not a fan, rude staff. Dirty and the pools tiny. Don't waste your money. So glad we didn't end up…read moregetting the membership.

As a history buff, I was invited to a Czech 50h wedding anniversary at this location. Apparently…read morethere are a lot of Czech's living in the area, Vasko and Kostelecky to name a few. About this place: A group of the descendants of turn-of-the-century immigrants to Silverhill from the mid-European region known as Bohemia -- now part of western Czechoslovakia -- gathered this morning to re-open their cherished community hall that had been damaged by a tornado in March of 2011.

Interesting spot that serves the Magnolia Springs community. They have events that look quite nice…read more The historic building dates back to 1894 when it was built. This structure first served as a schoolhouse and later hosted the local Red Cross chapter. The Magnolia Springs Improvement Association took over the building in 1927 and then in 1953 it became the Magnolia Springs Community Association.