Good morning, Mobile.

Krewe of the Island, founded in 2017 to provide open networking—focusing on community service—is entering its 8th season with a Mardi Gras ball on Feb.

7 at Erie Meyer Civic Center in Gulf Shores; tickets cost $150 for couples and $85 for singles.

Special Needs Assistance Station For You (SNASY) has partnered with the City to offer reserved parking, tailgate areas and rest stations at Mardi Gras parades starting Jan.

30 near Colonial Fort Conde at Mardi Gras Park. Families with special needs and mobility issues can preregister for free assistance.

Baldwin County dog lovers will enjoy Mardi Gras parades for pets — the Mystic Mutts of Revelry 2026 begins Saturday, Feb.

7 at 3 p.m. in Fairhope and the Joe Canine Dog Parade Fundraiser is set for Saturday, Feb. 14 in Daphne at The Waterfront, supporting local animal shelters.

Mobile marks its history as French colonists founded the city on Jan.

20 along the Mobile River — the fort was later moved closer to the bay in 1712 for better trade access.

A Mobile school has been named a winner of the 2025 Safe School Awards today after Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall announced the honors in recognition of enhanced school safety measures.

The award spotlights efforts to provide secure learning environments statewide.

Mobile city officials held a groundbreaking ceremony today off Moffett Road for a $22M affordable housing project (a collaboration between Figures Construction and Development and Hollyhand Companies) named Fred Marshall Court that will build 50 townhouse-style residences for low-to-moderate income families.

Mobile will host the 2026 Senior Bowl week with public football practices from Jan.

27-29, a Panini Cook-Off at Bienville Square on Jan. 27, a player parade and concert on Jan. 30, and the game on Jan. 31 at Hancock Whitney Stadium. Free family events and ticket info are available.

Summerdale native Trae Barry returns to the D.C.

Defenders as the only long snapper (UFL) with the team set to begin its season on March 1.

8th Annual King Cake-Off

5-7:30 p.m. — Mobile Convention Center — General admission tickets go on sale Nov. 28 — Enjoy sweet competition, live music, and endless King Cake tastings while supporting a great cause.

Teen Dungeons and Dragons Adventure

11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. — Monte L. Moorer/Spring Hill Branch — Registration recommended — Roll dice and create epic heroes in a thrilling D&D adventure tailored for teens.

Good Listener's Storytime

10:00 – 10:30 AM — Parkway Branch - Mobile Public Library — Registration required — Engage young minds with stories, rhymes, games, and crafts designed for ages 3 to 7.

Doc Rock 2026

6:30-8:30 p.m. — Soul Kitchen Music Hall — $25 — Enjoy a lively battle of the bands featuring USA Health affiliates and support critical clinical needs.

Michael Glatzmaier: Musical Comedy

7-10 p.m. — Crescent Theater — Check for ticket prices — Experience laughter with songs created live as Michael Glatzmaier blends music and comedy in an improvised performance.

Ghost Fleet Cruise

10 AM – 12 PM — Historic Blakeley State Park — Ticket purchase required — Explore the historic Tensaw River and uncover the mysterious site of the legendary Ghost Fleet.

Chess Club at West Regional Library

2-5 p.m. — West Regional Library — Free entry — All ages welcome to learn and improve chess skills in a friendly environment.

LEGO Fun Tuesday at Semmes

4-5 p.m. — Semmes Regional Library — Free entry — Use your creativity to master exciting LEGO building challenges.

Good Listener's Storytime

10:00 – 10:30 AM — Parkway Branch - Mobile Public Library — Registration required — Inspire your child's passion for reading with stories, rhymes, games, and crafts.

Teen Takeover at the Library

2:30-3:30 p.m. — Parkway Branch - Mobile Public Library — Free entry — Engage in video games, board games, and crafts for an exciting afternoon of fun.