If you want to visit the most darling town in Alabama, go here. The complimentary history museum is…read moresmall, but comprehensive and interesting. The lit up downtown, the foodie-esque environment, the optimal bay location, and the friendly locals make this town pretty close to perfect.

A very detailed and thorough history of fairhope. The old man at the front desk is charming ad…read morekind. So much history for a small town.

I was in the area doing a few other things and decided to stop in on my way out. I am very glad I…read moredid. There are a lot of items made by local artists, different kinds of art. Watercolor, prints, fabrics, glass, and just so much! Stop by if you are in the area. Everything seems reasonably priced.

Beautiful art with original pieces from local artists. One of the artists was there the day of my…read morevisit which was a real treat- he was able to tell me the stories behind his work which made it extremely special. Clean, beautiful displays.

The Mobile Museum of Art offers an amazing, diverse array of art and artists with exhibits, special…read moreeducational talks, classes, and fun activities for the whole family. On Thursdays the museum is open from 10:00 am to 9:00 pm and there is no charge to visit the museum. You won't be disappointed. There is always something interesting to see and learn for every age. Last Thursday evening, my daughter, granddaughter and I attended the event inspired by the Aminah Robinson exhibit. We enjoyed making an art project, seeing local talented artists and their work, hearing moving poetry and live jazz, eating delicious food and visiting Aminah's art exhibit again. It was a spectacular evening attended by interesting people enjoying the night together. Cudos to the museum staff, Art After Dark: Aminah Robinson Thursday, August 6 | 6 - 9 pm You can learn about upcoming events by visiting mobilemuseumofart.com

I really enjoyed my time here. It had been a few years since I had attended. The front desk…read morepersonnel are incredibly friendly. However, the lady running the gift shop never looked at me and never spoke to me - nothing. The gift shop was a very negative experience as a result.

Great experience, inspiring message and hope more people visit this place. Great Tour guide and in…read morea peaceful environment. Beautiful inside and out!

We found this one of a kind piece on our second visit to the show. Purchased from The Copper…read moreColumn. For the price paid we feel like we got a great piece for a large wall at our home. They even delivered it to our house within 15 minutes of our purchase.

Super fun art fair to be involved in as a vendor and a spectator. Well organized and tons of…read morepeople. Super fun!

Beautiful, locally sourced artwork that you can just walk around and look at for free! My…read moregirlfriend and I spent the whole morning looking at the artwork and liked it so much that we ended up buying a painting for ourselves! Amazing custom service as well. Super friendly. Can not recommend this place enough.

We were there for The Festival of Arts show and I expected more considering all the hype. The…read moreprices were extremely high and I get that this is how they make a living. The best part was the weather was nice. Fairhope art show is much better with much more choices.

It's clean, well organized and has a good variety of stuff. The staff is very helpful and friendly…read more You can order online and either pick your purchase up or have it delivered. The value is comparable to other major retailers. They have all the products a student needs.

A mid-sized typical college bookstore with college books and everything possible with the USA Jags…read morelogo. The store was not busy even though it was game day.

I happened to be in Mobile playing tourist and decided to have a look around at this museum. The…read morerotating exhibit of Sunken Treasures was very interesting. Of course there are 50billion11 things on the sea floor given how many ships have sunk. The wide variety of things to explore here, I could have easily spent several hours here. There is a section on Mardi Gras, the history of the lands, the peoples who were here before the Europeans. The kids' section was super cute. The exhibit on mourning was also great. I do like knowing about the history of mourning. The timeline that included slavery was eye-opening. The area with all of the buggies was delightful, and I wish I could ride one! Take it out for a spin.

A must see when visiting Mobile is the Historic Museum that is currently hosting a display of…read moreJapanese Samurai's armor and historical artifacts. The curated exhibit is very educational and informative on the Shogun era's. Additionally the museum provides a wide range of interactive experiences on Mobile's history. From the founding of the city that predates the formation of the State to the arrival of the first African slaves to the history of Mardi Gras, it's all there.