The Weekend Rundown is now brought to you by Cockeyed Charlie’s Sports Bar and the all new Wemo club, The Music Matrix…now open daily at 4pm.
THURSDAY:
BEER BBQ BINGO- Thurs. 7-8:30pm. Moe’s BBQ Daphne. Join our own Clint and Cornbread as they serve up some fun free bingo, with prizes fun, and that great Moe’s BBQ and drinks.
TRIVIA LIVE- Thurs 7pm-9:30pm.The Music Matrix. All new and different each week! Come out and test your brain, win some prizes, and bring your friends for fun!
TURNPIKE TROUBADOURS featuring MUSCADINE BLOODLINE- Thurs. 7pm, Wharf Amphitheater, Orange Beach, INFO HERE
DARCI LYNNE: UP CLOSE & PERSONAL TOUR- Thurs. 7pm, OWA Theater, OWA Parks & Resort, Foley.Experience the magic of America’s Got Talent winner Darci Lynne in her most intimate show yet! This all-new production brings Darci and her beloved puppet cast—including Petunia, Oscar, and Edna—closer to the fans than ever before. INFO HERE
RADIUM GIRLS- Thurs/Fri/Sat 7:30pm; Sun 2:30pm; (July 17- Aug 2); Theatre 98, Fairhope.Based on the true story of the women who painted luminous watch dials for the US Radium Corporation in the 1920’s, this thought-provoking play examines what happens when profits are prioritized over people. INFO HERE
FRIDAY:
MUSIC BINGO- Fri 7pm-10pm.
The Music Matrix. Hosted by Beth Searcy. Hear some of your favorite music and win cash and prizes. DJ Heavy T takes over after Bingo too.
DUELING PIANOS at THE ELECTRIC PIANO PARLOR– Fri. 8:30pm, Electric Piano Parlor, 267 Dauphin Street, Mobile.Join our very own Gene Murrell for an electric night of dueling pianos at the Electric Piano Parlor. Grab something to drink and enjoy the sultry tunes of a well-tuned piano.
PANIC STRICKEN- A TRIBUTE TO WIDESPREAD PANIC- Fri 8pm, Soul Kitchen, Downtown Mobile, INFO HERE
DARCI LYNNE: UP CLOSE & PERSONAL TOUR- Fri. 7pm, OWA Theater, OWA Parks & Resort, Foley.Experience the magic of America’s Got Talent winner Darci Lynne in her most intimate show yet! This all-new production brings Darci and her beloved puppet cast—including Petunia, Oscar, and Edna—closer to the fans than ever before. INFO HERE
CREED with special guests MAMMOTH and HINDER- Fri. 7pm, Wharf Amphitheater, Orange Beach, INFO HERE
GULF COAST ETHNIC & HERITAGE JAZZ FESTIVAL- Fri/Sat/Sun, The Temple, Downtown Mobile.The 28th annual Gulf Coast Ethnic & Heritage Jazz Festival features concerts and a celebration of some of Mobile’s best-known musical figures.Friday, the Hosea London Jazz Music and Education Award Gala is at 7pm, featuring the Marcus Johnson Summer Jazz Camp Orchestra. Saturday, Brass Queens, Madoca and Kim Scott will headline the Jazz in the City concert at 7 p.m. The festival concludes Sunday at 5 p.m. with a Celebration of Mobile Music Legends and Hall of Fame induction honoring Jimmy Buffett, Ira and Ward Swingle, the Excelsior Band, Lil Greenwood and Joe Lewis. INFO HERE
RADIUM GIRLS- Thurs/Fri/Sat 7:30pm; Sun 2:30pm; (July 17- Aug 2); Theatre 98, Fairhope.Based on the true story of the women who painted luminous watch dials for the US Radium Corporation in the 1920’s, this thought-provoking play examines what happens when profits are prioritized over people. INFO HERE
SATURDAY:
CLUB 90s presents OFF CAMPUS NIGHT- Sat 9pm, Soul Kitchen, Downtown Mobile, INFO HERE
WHEELS & REELS DRIVE-IN MOVIES: LILO & STITCH (2025 live action)- Sat. 6pm-9pm (movie starts at 6:30pm), USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park, Mobile Causeway.Join the City of Mobile for a free outdoor movies series that brings the classic drive-in experience to multiple locations across Mobile. Enjoy watching the movies from your vehicle or designated seating areas. And you may bring your own food and snacks. INFO HERE
GULF COAST ETHNIC & HERITAGE JAZZ FESTIVAL- Fri/Sat/Sun, The Temple, Downtown Mobile.The 28th annual Gulf Coast Ethnic & Heritage Jazz Festival features concerts and a celebration of some of Mobile’s best-known musical figures.Friday, the Hosea London Jazz Music and Education Award Gala is at 7pm, featuring the Marcus Johnson Summer Jazz Camp Orchestra. Saturday, Brass Queens, Madoca and Kim Scott will headline the Jazz in the City concert at 7 p.m. The festival concludes Sunday at 5 p.m. with a Celebration of Mobile Music Legends and Hall of Fame induction honoring Jimmy Buffett, Ira and Ward Swingle, the Excelsior Band, Lil Greenwood and Joe Lewis. INFO HERE
CULTURE FEST 2026- Sat 1pm-5pm, Africatown Heritage House, MobileBring your family and friends and enjoy a vibrant atmosphere where culture, history, and community come alive. From live performances to interactive experiences, Culture Fest 2026 offers something for everyone. Admission is FREE! INFO HERE
RADIUM GIRLS- Thurs/Fri/Sat 7:30pm; Sun 2:30pm; (July 17- Aug 2); Theatre 98, Fairhope.Based on the true story of the women who painted luminous watch dials for the US Radium Corporation in the 1920’s, this thought-provoking play examines what happens when profits are prioritized over people. INFO HERE
RHIANNON- THE STEVIE NICKS EXPERIENCE- Sat 7:30pm, OWA Theater, OWA Parks & Resort, Foley.Featuring powerhouse vocalist Alysha Nyx and a talented group of Nashville musicians, Rhiannon pays tribute to the legendary music, voice, and stage presence of Stevie Nicks. INFO HERE
SUNDAY:
GULF COAST ETHNIC & HERITAGE JAZZ FESTIVAL- Fri/Sat/Sun, The Temple, Downtown Mobile.The 28th annual Gulf Coast Ethnic & Heritage Jazz Festival features concerts and a celebration of some of Mobile’s best-known musical figures.Friday, the Hosea London Jazz Music and Education Award Gala is at 7pm, featuring the Marcus Johnson Summer Jazz Camp Orchestra. Saturday, Brass Queens, Madoca and Kim Scott will headline the Jazz in the City concert at 7 p.m. The festival concludes Sunday at 5 p.m. with a Celebration of Mobile Music Legends and Hall of Fame induction honoring Jimmy Buffett, Ira and Ward Swingle, the Excelsior Band, Lil Greenwood and Joe Lewis. CLICK HERE
RADIUM GIRLS- Thurs/Fri/Sat 7:30pm; Sun 2:30pm; (July 17- Aug 2); Theatre 98, Fairhope.Based on the true story of the women who painted luminous watch dials for the US Radium Corporation in the 1920’s, this thought-provoking play examines what happens when profits are prioritized over people. CLICK HERE
