April 17–19in & around Coastal Alabama & Northwest Florida

The spring Live at Five series continues at Halstead Amphitheater with The Tip Tops. The outdoor concert series is one of Fairhope's signature Friday traditions -- bring a chair, grab a drink, and settle in for the evening. Individual and season passes available on Eventbrite.

The popular Music & A Movie series kicks off its 2026 run at Heritage Park in Downtown Foley. Live music first, then a movie under the stars. Four Friday nights in April and May -- this is the opener. Bring blankets and lawn chairs.

The GypsyPearl Duo brings soulful vocals and acoustic energy to the deck at LuLu's. Their sound pulls from Fleetwood Mac, Miranda Lambert, and The Eagles -- familiar favorites with a coastal spin. No cover, just show up and grab a table.

Live music on the waterfront at The Wharf. Portside is one of the best spots on the coast for a Friday evening drink with a soundtrack. No cover.

Canadian recording artist Aaron Halliday delivers a tribute to the music of Alan Jackson that has been packing theaters across the South. Two nights at OWA -- Friday and Saturday. Country music fans will want to catch this one.

Opening night for Ken Ludwig's screwball comedy at Fairhope's beloved community theater. Theatre 98 shows tend to sell out fast -- if this weekend does not work, the run continues through May 3. Call the box office at 251-928-4366 or buy online.

The big one this weekend. Blooms & Brews takes over Weeks Bay Plantation with vendors, food, craft drinks, and live music all day long. The daytime festival runs from 10 AM to 5 PM. Then the 21+ Blooms & Brews After Dark kicks in at 6:00 PM with high-energy live music under the stars ($20, VIP $35).

South Baldwin Christian Academy's annual 5K and 1-mile fun run at The Wharf. Registration includes a t-shirt. Sign up at GoFan.

Drive up, drop off old documents for secure shredding and outdated electronics for recycling. Quick and useful if you have been putting off that closet cleanout.

All-you-can-eat crawfish boil plus five drink passes, live music, and crawfish racing. This community fundraiser has become one of the spring calendar's best parties. Tickets at barnwellcommunity.org.

Night two of Aaron Halliday's Alan Jackson tribute at OWA. If you missed Friday, Saturday is your shot.

High-energy classic rock covers from the '70s through the 2000s -- Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, Def Leppard, Nirvana. The Hangout on a Saturday night with a band this loud is exactly what it sounds like.

Singer-songwriter PATRICK! brings pop-R&B and folk to the LuLu's stage. He is a nurse by day and a performer by night -- and the kid can sing.

One of the best outdoor music festivals in the Mobile area. The Mudbottom Revival benefits Dog River Clearwater Revival and features a full afternoon of live bands along the river. This one sells out -- grab tickets at dogriver.org or Eventbrite.

Four sparkling wine tastings with paired small bites at The Hope Farm. Tax and gratuity included. Limited availability -- book ahead at thehopefarm.com.

A rare chance to hear Classical and Romantic era masterpieces performed on harp, horn, organ, and string quintet in one of Fairhope's most beautiful spaces. Free and open to the public, donations accepted.

Baldwin County singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist John Keuler plays an acoustic set on the deck. Keuler is also one half of Light Travelers and plays bass in Molly Thomas & The Rare Birds. Solid local talent, no cover.

Daphne's free outdoor concert series at W.O. Lott Park. Bring chairs and blankets, grab a spot on the hill, and close out the weekend right. 6:00 to 7:30 PM.