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!

The Pillars is a uber-charming event space in historic Mobile and I'm smitten. As newbie to the…read morearea, I attended one event here and fell in love. The tiles, the massive windows, the tub upstairs-- you'll know it when you see it, and the pillars (of course)-- this place oozes southern charm and there's no denying it. On top of all that, the couple that owns it are the nicest people you'll ever meet and they know how to throw a beautiful event. Since my first visit, I've returned for an event and a local maker's market. Both events were well organized and well executed. Even better, the love that's shown here for local entrepreneurs and small businesses is incredible. Needless to say, I'm a fan of The Pillars and hubs better thank his lucky stars we're already married. I'd book an impromptu do-over here in a heartbeat. Don't tempt me!

This venue is a lovely and historic home dating back to 1901. Many locals have fond memories of it…read morebeing a beloved Italian restaurant. It was bought about four years ago by Dave & Heather and reopened as an event venue. Heather brings decades of event experience to the table and Dave delivers loads of good old fashioned "know how". They are an awesome couple whose smiles light up the house! The home has original tile floors, high ceilings and a beautiful staircase. The large Southern style porch is anchored by gorgeous pillars, hence the name! Be sure to check out the stained glass located throughout the place, both up and downstairs. The big claw foot tubs tempt me to lease out the place for the evening just to enjoy a relaxing soak. (I don't think you can lease it for a bath, but a girl can dream can't she?) Upstairs is a gentlemen's lounge for the groomsmen to hang out in and there is a separate area for the bridal party. The brides room has a huge full length mirror, closets and private bath area. It also features plenty of comfy seating. What a lovely place to get married or host a party. The kitchen is modern and updated, ready for caterers. There are so many interesting rooms to stage various things from live entertainment to food. This one is a true Southern Belle filled with charm and ready to host your major life events. I am looking forward to attending my first Market Day. They are held once a month, on a Sunday and have at least 50 vendors including organic produce, dog treats and crafts.

If you're looking to be surrounded by beauty this is the place to check out. The amount of work the…read moreowners and many other put into making this place an eye catcher doesn't go unnoticed. There's possibilities for more than weddings at this venue. But if you do get married here just know they'll go above and beyond to facilitate your special day. The wildlife you may happen to see while you're there is pretty special as well. It's conveniently yet privately nestled away in the heart of Semmes.

Owners of this facility are one in a million! Very easy to work with and a lot of fun to be around!…read moreAmazing property with amazing staff!

What an awesome souvenir and gift shop. The owner was charming and informative about Mobile's…read morehistory and Mardi Gras. In fact, the store is named after Mobile's founder. We just got some magnets, stickers, and shot glasses, but he treated us like we were buying hundreds of dollars of merchandise. He gently packed our items and even threw in some Mardi Gras beads. Very limited metered street parking. Paid lots nearby. They don't open until 10am but are open 7 days a week as of November. I would highly recommend this establishment for your souvenir, gifts, local artisan items and Mardi Gras needs.

Great little gift shop! Jammed packed of all Mobile items you may need ! They have everything! We…read morehappened to meet the owners and they were so nice ! Loved our experience there !

Love this warm little shop, great art, speciality soaps, and a variety of pottery. The owners are…read morelocal and friendly. I purchased some adorable metal flowers. I will definitely be going back!

Whoa! This space is beautiful in downtown Fairhope! I attended a birthday event here, and fell in…read morelove. The possibilities are endless and it's a blank canvas. The outdoor view (from the wrap around balcony) is great also-- and rightfully so, being that it's the name-sake and all! If you're trying to "WOW" your guests, check out Balcony on Church Street for your next event.

Came here for a family wedding reception. Beautiful place with beautiful view of Fairhope over the…read morebalcony! I would love to come here again.

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.

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.