During ArtWalk, Dauphin Street is shut down for pedestrian foot traffic, and local art galleries, institutions, studios, and unique shops stay open extended hours for the public to explore. This family-friendly event is a staple of Mobile’s arts community, bringing thousands Downtown to visit venues, eat at restaurants, and shop with the local outdoor vendors. A monthly infographic listing of ArtWalk participants can be located on the LoDa ArtWalk Facebook page.

Doors: 6PM

Show: 7PM

Get tickets at: https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/1B00645BB5D85263

A “Bass For Berry” benefit show will happen Sunday, August 16th at Veet’s in Downtown Mobile from 12Pm until 7PM.

If you’ve spent any time in the Mobile music scene over the last several decades, chances are you’ve heard Quintin Berry play bass or at the very least, you’ve heard people talk about his unmistakable style of playing. Quintin isn’t just an incredible musician; he’s a true original. His groove, stage presence, and passion have earned him legendary status among musicians and music lovers alike.

Whether you know him from UgliStick, playing Monsoons, Brickyard, Soul Kitchen one of the other bands he’s played with over the years, or from his tours around the world, there’s one thing everyone can agree on: Quintin always brings the music to life. Even more importantly, he brings joy to the people around him. He’s the kind of person who always has a smile on his face, makes everyone feel welcome, and is always willing to lend a hand when someone needs it.

Now, Quintin needs us.

Quintin is preparing to undergo prostate surgery and will be unable to work for an estimated 3 to 6 months while he recovers. Like many career musicians, he does not have health insurance, and the financial burden of surgery, medical bills, medications, rent, groceries, and everyday living expenses is more than anyone should have to face alone.

If you know Quintin, you know he has never hesitated to help others. Last year, when Vern, Soul Kitchen’s longtime door guy, needed support, Quintin was one of the very first people to step up without hesitation. When it came time for the Ugli Stick reunion, he was also one of the first to say “yes.” That’s simply who he is a loyal friend, a generous spirit, and someone who has spent time giving back to the music community that he loves.

Now it’s our turn to give back.

Our goal is to raise $15,000 to help cover Quintin’s rent, food, medications, medical expenses, and everyday living costs while he focuses on healing instead of worrying about how he’ll pay his bills.

For decades, Quintin has been there for our music community. Today, our music community has the opportunity to be there for him.

If Quintin’s music has ever made you smile, if you’ve shared a stage with him, heard him play, talked music with him, we ask that you consider making a donation. Every contribution, no matter the amount, will make a meaningful difference.

If you’re not able to give, please consider sharing this fundraiser. Every share helps us reach more people who have been touched by Quintin’s music and generosity.

Let’s come together and help one of Mobile’s true musical legends through this difficult chapter so he can get back to doing what he loves most.

Thank you for your love, your support, and for helping us take care of one of our own at https://gofund.me/87eabb1a8

Doors: 7PM

Showtime: 8PM

Get tickets at: https://www.ticketmaster.com/goo-goo-dolls-summer-2026-orange-beach-alabama-08-21-2026/event/1B0063826DEE479E