Living in MOBILE 
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Arts and Culture
| Date | Event |
| Jun 19 | THE FROG PRINCE For ages 4 - 13 (and the young-at-heart); Muppet-style puppet show with interactive elements featuring Hank the Handyman. 9:30 & 10:30 AM. Playhouse in the Park (4851 Museum Dr) Students/ $5; chaperones/ $2. |
| Jun 19 | RESURRECTION, CAT-A-TONIC, AND PASSING THROUGH: GLAD I RAN INTO YOU Three exhibitions: metal work by Shelley S Smith; a show of feline art, coordinated by Kathy Friedline and Joanne Brandt; and photographic portraits by Walter Beckham. Mobile Arts Council (318 Dauphin St) Through Fri, Jun 28. Mon - Fri, 9 AM - 5 PM. |
| Jun 19 | FABULOUS FLATWARE: NON TRADITIONAL TOOLS OF THE TABLE Mobile Museum of Art (4850 Museum Dr) Through Sun, Jun 23. Members/ free; nonmembers: adults/ $10; students/ $6. |
| Jun 19 | THE PATERNAL SUIT: HEIRLOOMS FROM THE F SCOTT HESS FAMILY FOUNDATION Mobile Museum of Art (4850 Museum Dr) Through Sun, Jun 23. Members/ free; nonmembers: adults/ $10; students/ $6. |
| Jun 19 | FUTURES PROJECT An exhibition that examines future possibilities for the Gulf Coast, featuring work by emerging and established visual artists of international stature: 2X4, Candy Chang, Dawn DeDeaux, Tom Leeser (who has curated works by more than 20 video artists for the Video Gallery), Xavier de Richemont, and Kenny Scharf. Centre for the Living Arts, Space 301 (301 Conti St) Through Fri, Jan 31. Wed Sat, 11 AM 5 PM; Sun, noon 5 PM; Fri, 11 AM 8 PM. Members/ free; nonmembers: adults/ $5; seniors and students/ $3; children under 12/ free.
Futures Project will also include nine months of extensive educational and public programming, community resources and the development of an Art Park (with a designed landscape, changing art installations, educational programming and a green stormwater management system)
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| Jun 19 | WATERCOLOR AND GRAPHIC ARTS SOCIETY OF MOBILE SPRING MEMBERS' JURIED EXHIBITION AND PLEIN AIR PAINTERS OF PENSACOLA Eastern Shore Art Center (401 Fairhope Ave, Fairhope) Through Sat, Jun 29. Tue Fri, 10 AM 4 PM; Sat, 10 AM 2 PM. |
| Jun 19 | FROM THE PERMANENT COLLECTION Pieces from the Library's permanent art collection. University of South Alabama, Library, Mary Elizabeth and Charles Bernard Rodning Gallery of Art (third floor) Through Wed, Jul 31. Mon - Thu, 7:45 AM - midnight; Fri, 7:45 AM - 6 PM; Sat, 10 AM - 6 PM; Sun, 1 PM - midnight. |
| Jun 19 | PHOTOGRAPHS BY MALLORY TEW University of South Alabama, Library, first floor gallery Through Fri, Jul 19. Library hours: www.southalabama.edu/univlib/info/hours.html. |
| Jun 19 | THE LAST REEF IMAX film. Gulf Coast Exploreum Science Center, JL Bedsole IMAX Theater (65 Government St)Through Sun, Sep 29. Tue - Sat, 10 AM, noon, 1, 3 & 4 PM; Sun, 1 & 3 PM. Members: 19+/ $6.75; 13 - 18 & 60+/ $5.75; 2 - 12/ $5.25; nonmembers; 19+/ $8.75; 13 - 18 & 60+/ $7.25; 2 - 12/ $6.50. Combo tickets which include exhibits with film available. |
| Jun 20 | HISTORICAL LIE by Mobile playwright Pierce Cleveland, tells the "real" stories of Dr Seuss, Dr Frankenstein, Thomas Jefferson, and William Shakespeare. Drama Camp Productions and Sunny Side Theater. Thu, 7 PM; Fri, 10 AM. St Luke's High School, Moorer Center for Performing Arts (1400 University Blvd) Admission by donation. |
| Jun 20 | KIDS DAYS IN BIENVILLE Kid-centered activities, including face painting, balloon sculpting clowns, a petting zoo, the Dauphin Island Sea Lab Touch Lab, music, the mini horses of the Mobile Police Department's Mounted Unit, and more. Thu, 10 AM - 1 PM, through Jun 27. Bienville Square (downtown, bounded by Dauphin, Conception, St Francis, and St Joseph Sts) Free. |
| Jun 20 | MARKET ON THE HILL Farm-fresh produce and locally crafted products and art. City of Mobile Neighborhood and Community Services. Thu, 2 - 6 PM, through July 25. Corner of Old Shell Rd & University Blvd.
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| Jun 20 | RESURRECTION, CAT-A-TONIC, AND PASSING THROUGH: GLAD I RAN INTO YOU Three exhibitions: metal work by Shelley S Smith; a show of feline art, coordinated by Kathy Friedline and Joanne Brandt; and photographic portraits by Walter Beckham. Mobile Arts Council (318 Dauphin St) Through Fri, Jun 28. Mon - Fri, 9 AM - 5 PM. |
| Jun 20 | FABULOUS FLATWARE: NON TRADITIONAL TOOLS OF THE TABLE Mobile Museum of Art (4850 Museum Dr) Through Sun, Jun 23. Members/ free; nonmembers: adults/ $10; students/ $6. |
| Jun 20 | THE PATERNAL SUIT: HEIRLOOMS FROM THE F SCOTT HESS FAMILY FOUNDATION Mobile Museum of Art (4850 Museum Dr) Through Sun, Jun 23. Members/ free; nonmembers: adults/ $10; students/ $6. |
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