Looking forward to anything Art wise, arriving to Loud music kids dancing tents with nice people…read moretrying to sell their art. If Only rude people would not unleash their children on others. The loud out of tune and spastic music selection, loud TV with football, and 4 wheeler with his own music which was not only annoying but even caused the artists headaches. Good advice to planners of these types of events, alittle quiet please so those sincere appreciators can enjoy and shop. People with dogs should understand it's not a dog show, your dog loves you but not the heat of blacktop, crowds and noise. To those people who's parents never teaching the art of etiquette, using interrupting behavior makes you appear classless. It doesn't help in sales or elsewise.

Y'all....go. Just go. The Jubilee Festival is awesome!…read more I try to go every year and I always find the cutest stuff. Some of my finds included a Corian trivet shaped like a turtle, and I got our niece one that's shaped like a mermaid. I also bought a spoon made from Corian with a notch on it so it can rest on the side of the pot. I bought a print of the Middle Bay lighthouse painted by a retired fireman. I bought two prints of sea turtles painted by an up and coming artist named Gary Pope, Jr. My friend Bev kept telling him he should increase his prices before I paid for mine. She's totally right, but wait until after I buy mine. My favorite local photographer/candle maker was there selling her candles and wax melts and I loaded up. That's Lynn Jordan/Bon Secour Candle Company, in case you're wondering. I bought Jasmine a tutu from a booth that had everything you could possibly want for your pet. Of course I bought some pottery. I got the most fabulous and practical utensil holder with crabs on it for only $36! I wanted so much more and the prices were great. In addition to what we bought, we saw wood bowls, gorgeous and well-made handcrafted jewelry, paintings, clothing, address plaques and so much more. There were several food stands as well and some live music. This festival is not huge. We walked in in a matter of a couple of hours and saw everything. It's really a can't miss annual event. There's no admission and parking is free.

I had the best time painting! This is not your typical art class. It's paint and sip! Jessa (the…read moreowner) made this such a fun experience. She is hilarious and so encouraging! I am usually a perfectionist and did not get the painting gene, but she gave me tips and reminded me to just have fun with it and I DID! I can't wait till my next class! I will bring my husband for the wine glass painting next time, this would make for such a fun date night! *tip: byob and make sure Jessa is teaching your class!

From the owner: Paint Art Live is a dual art company of live event painting for special occasions and "on the gogh"…read morepaint parties! Allow us to craft your memories into a masterpiece.

My husband and I stopped in for lunch after touring the USS Alabama. We were told the wait would be…read more30 minutes but checked open table and could immediately get a reservation. (I recommend doing that, especially during lunch.) One of my good friends sent recommendations. My husband got the French dip. I hesitate calling it a poboy because I'm from NOLA, and outside south Louisiana, it's just a sandwich . I got the grilled shrimp lunch special with fries. Honestly, spend a little more and get the platter. I'd get them fried, but I can't have gluten. I risked cross contamination and got the fries. They were absolutely worth it. Fortunately, I didn't have a reaction. Trevor was our server, and he was excellent. You could tell he knew the regulars and locals based on how he'd approach new diners. He also gave really good recommendations. The vegetable of the day was a casserole, and Trevor told my husband that was better than the fries. My husband inhaled that casserole. If you're an Elvis fan, request to sit at the table. Overall, I'd definitely come back. For being on Open Table, just know this is a casual restaurant on the bay. Nothing frilly - just good, southern cooking. We will be back!

This spot has a really charming atmosphere and definitely nails the "cute coastal" vibe. Service…read morewas a highlight--staff were genuinely friendly, attentive, and made us feel welcome from start to finish. That said, the food was a bit of a mixed experience. The chargrilled oysters unfortunately came with quite a bit of shell, which made them difficult to enjoy--though we did manage to find some actual pearl in there, so small win and fun! The grilled fish and shrimp were noticeably overcooked, and my husband's fried shrimp leaned the same way, lacking that fresh, tender bite you hope for. Sides were decent but didn't particularly stand out for my grilled dinner. Husband said slaw and hush puppies were good, my green beans were delicious. Overall, it's a lovely place with great service, but the kitchen execution didn't quite match the setting. With a few tweaks, this could easily be a standout spot.

Kathy was absolutely WONDERFUL and the most popular station at my event. She was fun, professional,…read moreand drew AMAZING caricatures for all of my guests. Everyone was raving about their experience with Kathy and it gave all my guests a unique favor to remember the event. I would highly recommend booking Kathy at your next event, she was the highlight of the day!

If you want to create a unique memory that everyone will enjoy, try Caricatures by Kathy! You…read morewon't be disappointed!

Brandon and The Studio are awesome. Brandon's coaching took our daughter's confidence to a new…read morelevel. She placed 1st place in the Alabama NATS under Brandon's direction and she was selected to the 2020 Dogwood Trail Court with the help of his coaching. She's currently a junior at Auburn studying Musical Theatre and is planning to follow in Brandon's footsteps in becoming a vocal / acting coach or pursue teaching. She graduated from The Studio years ago but she remains in contact and visits with Brandon often when she's home. We couldn't have asked for a better mentor and motivator to coach her musically and just a friend that continues to encourage her.

We moved to Baldwin County a year ago. After signing up for a summer theater camp my then 11 yo…read moredaughter signed up for acting lessons with Robin at The Studio. They were immediately welcoming and encouraging. My daughter's confidence has soared and her public speaking skills are now excellent. She has now signed up for voice with Nate (progressing so rapidly) and joined her school drama club. I can't recommend The Studio enough. Every faculty member pours their heart into these kids, and the owner Brandon is so quick to reply to any correspondence

This review is for the yoga class on Thursdays 930am, Summer 2016...it was terrific. Kimmy is a…read morethorough yoga instructor. She watches your movement and poses, corrects if needed and is always encouraging. Everything you want from a instructor. She provides modifications if needed and offers harder movements. Can't say enough positive things about kimmy, she is the best. You can purchase a block of classes or drop in ($12). Thanks for a wonderful class kimmy!

Macs Music Services excels in both piano work and professional music production. Their piano…read moreservices are reliable and high quality, and their production expertise is top-notch--knowledgeable, detail-oriented, and truly professional. A great local resource for musicians, educators, and anyone needing serious music services.

Dan's been my technician for 30 years! He's got specialized training, is prompt and courteous, and…read moremakes my piano sound great. Since I'm a piano teacher, it makes a difference to high such a highly skilled technician.

Apollo's Mystic Ladies is a krewe formed in Daphne, which is where they ride. They typically have…read moreelaborate floats (which they rent from other krewes), bands, and tons of throws. Their parade is very safe and family oriented, and rolls through old downtown Daphne on a Friday night. The parade route starts behind the Daphne Library on Scenic 98, then turns onto College Avenue, 6th Street, Belrose Avenue, then goes back down 98 and ends by the library. Parking is ample at Winn-Dixie, the library/civic center parking lot, Daphne UMC (for $5), the post office, or anywhere downtown. You and your family are certain to have a great time!

I truly respect this parade and for what they stand for and it was a great beginning for the trip…read moremy wife and I mad down south in order to locate somewhere to live due to a relocation. All in all it is family friendly and they do a good job. It is an out and back parade as I would call it, so don't leave when they go by because they will be back for double the fun. Great organization and kudos to them!!