Places & things to do.
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ARTalli
Art gallery on South Church Street established in 2025 offering paintings, prints, notecards, and clothing. Hosts champagne events during First Friday Art Walk with live music.
Bohemian Park
Colony Nature Park
Dawson Morgan Ceramic Works of Art
Ceramic Art offers handcrafted ceramic items, emphasizing the value of the artist's touch in a society leaning towards mass production.
Eastern Shore Art Center
Free-admission art gallery in downtown Fairhope with five galleries, four studios, and a gift shop. Features monthly rotating exhibits and hosts the First Friday Art Walk and annual Outdoor Art Show.
Explore Eastern Shore
Explore Eastern Shore is the tourism arm of the Eastern Shore Chamber of Commerce, promoting the cities of Daphne, Fairhope, and Spanish Fort in Alabama. It offers information on local attractions, dining, shopping, and family-friendly activities.
Fairhope City Parks & Rec
The Fairhope Parks and Recreation offers a variety of recreational facilities and activities, including sports complexes, parks, swimming pools, and a golf course.
Fairhope Civic Center
Fairhope Museum of History
Free-entry museum in the former city hall, featuring exhibits & artifacts tracing local history.
Fairhopers Community Park
Open outdoor recreation center with a playground, giant dinosaur statue & a kids' aqua park.
Flying Creek Nature Preserve
108-acre nature preserve between Veterans Boulevard and Fly Creek featuring hiking trails, a butterfly garden, bird blinds, a longleaf pine reserve, and the John Martin Nature Center. Named for the French 'Bayou Volante.'
Founder's Park
Neighborhood recreational park offering 25 acres with soccer fields & a softball complex.
FOX MEADOW FARM
Halstead Amphitheater/ Live at Five Concert Series location
The Fairhope Museum of History offers exhibits that showcase the local history of Fairhope and its residents.
Hello Gallery Art & Things
Downtown Fairhope art gallery showcasing around 50 artists yearly, featuring paintings, jewelry, pottery, glass art, sculptures, and woodwork from local and regional Southern artists.
Kiln Studio & Gallery
Ceramic arts gallery and studio in downtown Fairhope owned by artist Susie Bowman, showcasing work by regional and national ceramic artists and offering beginner pottery classes in hand-building and wheel throwing.
Lakewood Golf Club
Historic Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail club featuring two 18-hole championship courses (Dogwood and Azalea) designed by Perry Maxwell, set along the Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay at The Grand Hotel.
Lyons Share
Custom framing and fine art gallery in downtown Fairhope for over 25 years, showcasing local and regional artists with canvas art, prints, pottery, and jewelry across multiple gallery rooms.
Marietta Johnson Museum
Museum housed in the original 'Bell Building' preserving the legacy of Marietta Johnson, a pioneering educator who founded the School of Organic Education in Fairhope in 1907, with free admission.
Mary Ann Nelson Park
Mullet Point Park
Museum Plaza
The Fairhope Museum of History showcases the history of Fairhope, including its founders and cultural artifacts, within a historic building.
N Chandler Abstract
Urban art gallery on North Bancroft Street showcasing vibrant, geometric abstract paintings by self-taught artist Nathan Chandler, influenced by his New Orleans roots and street art experience.
North Beach Park
Oak Hollow Farm Inc
Premier wedding and event venue on over 300 acres of rolling pastures and century-old oak trees dating back to the 1800s, with a barn for up to 350 guests and a smaller lodge for intimate gatherings.
Page and Palette
Quail Creek Golf Course
City of Fairhope's 18-hole municipal golf course designed by Barney Shull, offering an affordable round with a driving range, putting green, and pro shop.
Rock Creek Golf Club
18-hole public golf course in Fairhope designed by Earl Stone, featuring significant elevation changes, tall pines, and an award-winning on-site restaurant.
Seeley’s Gallery by the Bay
Downtown Fairhope art gallery showcasing original works from over 20 artists in oil, acrylic, watercolor, blown glass, sculpture, and pottery. Also offers custom framing services.
South Beach Park and Fairhope Municipal Pier
Stedman's Landing
Historic waterfront park in Montrose on Mobile Bay, originally a community wharf dating to 1852. Features a renovated boardwalk, shaded picnic areas, and sunset views.
The Balcony
Intimate event venue on Fairhope Avenue overlooking downtown, hosting weddings, rehearsal dinners, corporate events, and celebrations for up to 110 guests cocktail-style.
The Book Cellar at Page & Palette
The Fairhope Film Festival
Annual four-day film festival held the second weekend of November in downtown Fairhope venues, screening world-class award-winning films. Monthly screenings year-round at their downtown theater.
The Fairhope Pier
Well-known fishing pier offering scenic views, lots of pelicans & a seafood restaurant.
The Historic Fairhope Clock
The Venue
Premier downtown Fairhope event space with over 8,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor space, accommodating up to 300 guests for weddings, corporate events, and special occasions.
Theatre 98
Local theater company performs a wide range of productions in an intimate, historic building.
Tolstoy Park, The Henry Stuart House
National Register historic site in Montrose featuring a 14-foot-diameter round house hand-built from concrete blocks in the 1920s by Henry Stuart, who was told he had a year to live but survived decades longer.
Weeks Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve
Free-admission nature reserve with thousands of acres of forests, wetlands, and marshes. Features a boardwalk through pitcher plant bogs, self-guided trails, and an educational visitor center.
Weeks Bay Plantation, Inc.
Working pecan plantation and farm in Fairhope on the shores of Weeks Bay.
