Good morning, Mobile.

A local Facebook post asked residents to complete the phrase You haven’t really been to Alabama until you’ve... (showing tastes for roadside boiled peanuts, Dreamland dining and tossed mullets) and drew diverse responses that reveal unique local traditions.

The feature highlights authentic cultural experiences shaping daily life.

Comedians from the live podcast Kill Tony will bring their stand-up show Killers of Kill Tony to Mobile Saenger Theatre Saturday, Aug.

15 at 7 p.m. Tickets are available online + at the box office at 6 South Joachim Street, open Wednesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The Pike Road Schools Board announced that Jason Goodwin (who has served as deputy superintendent for two years) will be the district’s next superintendent starting July 1, as he leverages his experience in secondary education with strong local support.

Alabama state leaders are planning to redraw congressional maps following a special session last week and are appealing a judge's ruling that kept current districts in place for May 19 elections.

Earl Hilliard, the first Black congressman, warned that new lines might weaken Black representation plus shift political power.

Rain delayed a Class 7A playoff series when Auburn’s game at Enterprise was postponed by weather, and the teams will play today at 5 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., with a possible game Tuesday at 4 p.m.

Alabama’s football team is set to battle for starters during preseason camp as five promising backups, including Kevin Riley, Cederian Morgan, Marshall Pritchett, Desmond Umeozulu and Carmelo O’Neal, are expected to add depth to offense and defense in 2026 — coaches praise their development as key for the upcoming season.

Former Grissom High School standout Justin Foscue hit his first MLB home run for the Rangers Saturday night (at Globe Life Field) against the Cubs, helping his team win 6-0 and snap Chicago's 10-game streak.

He had worked hard after setbacks to earn this milestone.

Tuck Everlasting - The Musical

7:30 p.m. — Chickasaw Civic Theatre — $18 for adults, $15 for seniors and students — Experience a touching tale about the choice of immortality in a heartwarming musical for the whole family.

Dungeon Crawl for A Parade of Horribles

6-8 p.m. — The Haunted Book Shop — Free entry — Celebrate the release of the latest adventure in the Dungeon Crawler Carl series with a themed party.

Second Annual Oyster Revel

2-5 p.m. — Fort Condé Inn — $75 presale, $100 at the door — Celebrate Mobile Bay's culinary treasures with oysters, food, drinks, and live music.

Gulf Coast Caribbean Carnival 2026

May 22-24 — Mardi Gras Park — Free entry — Celebrate Caribbean culture with vibrant festivities on the Gulf Coast.

Greater Gulf Coast Caribbean Culture and Arts Festival

11 AM – 8 PM — Oyster City Brewing Company — Check for admission details — Celebrate the vibrant energy, color, and rhythm of Caribbean culture through art, music, and food.

Weirdo Record Wednesdays

6-9 p.m. — Alabama Music Box — Free entry — Enjoy a mix of vinyl records with guest DJs and local music vibes.

Brown Bag by the Bay Spring 2026

11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. — May Day Park — Free entry — Relish live music while enjoying lunch by the picturesque shores of Mobile Bay.

Books & Plant Bingo Night

7-9 p.m. — Oyster City Brewing Company — Free entry — Enjoy a fun night of bingo with a twist of books and plants, perfect for enthusiasts of both.

Born In the Headlines: Your Reel History

10 a.m. – 12 p.m. — Local History & Genealogy - Mobile Public Library — Free entry — Dive into microfilm archives and take home a nostalgic newspaper front page from your birthday.

Diggery's Dinosaur Adventure

10-11 a.m. — Trinity Gardens Community Library — Registration required — Embark on an exciting journey with Paleontologist Diggery as he brings dinosaurs to life.