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| Sep 2 | SYMBIOTIC SOJOURN showcases the printmaking work of Greg Henry (Christopher Newport University), Ernest Milsted (Southeastern Louisiana University), and Kevin Salzman (director, Hammond Louisiana Regional Arts Center) University of Mobile, Martin Hall Gallery. Through Thu, Sep 30. Mon - Fri, 9 AM - 4 PM. |
| Sep 2 | JOHN ANTHONY pianist. Mon, Tue & Thu, 6:30 - 10:30 PM; Fri & Sat, 8 - 11:30 PM. Battle House Hotel, Royal Street Tavern (26 N Royal St) |
| Sep 2 | RYAN BATHROP singer/songwriter. Thu, 7:30 - 10:30 PM. Battle House Hotel, Joe Cain Café (26 N Royal St) |
| Sep 2 | ON DISPLAY: WEST OF CATHEDRAL SQUARE GALLERY Works in a variety of media by members of Cathedral Square Gallery, a cooperative of about fifty artists in downtown Mobile (612 Dauphin St) University of South Alabama, Library, Third Floor Gallery (University Blvd N) Through Thu, Oct 28. For library hours: www.southalabama.edu/univlib/info/hours.html. |
| Sep 2 | PREVIEW: EUDORA WELTY - EXPOSURES AND REFLECTIONS Depression-era photographs taken by Welty during and afther time as a junior publicist for the WPA, paired with excerpts from her writing; the first traveling exhibit designed by the Museum of Mobile; developed in partnership with The Southern Literary Trail (www.southernliterarytrail.org); funded by the Alabama Humanities Foundation. 5 PM: Viewing of exhibition; 6 PM: Alabama's Women Photographers: Their First Century, 1850s-1950s, a lecture by Frances Robb; 7 PM: Camera South meeting. Open to the public. Museum of Mobile (111 S Royal St) Free. |
| Sep 2 | ON DISPLAY: EUDORA WELTY - EXPOSURES AND REFLECTIONS Depression-era photographs taken by Welty during and afther time as a junior publicist for the WPA, paired with excerpts from her writing; the first traveling exhibit designed by the Museum of Mobile; developed in partnership with The Southern Literary Trail (www.southernliterarytrail.org); funded by the Alabama Humanities Foundation. Museum of Mobile (111 S Royal St) Through Sun, Oct 31. Tue – Sat, 9 AM – 5 PM; Sun, 1 – 5 PM. Adults/ $5; senior citizens/ $4; students/ $3; children under 6/ free. First Sun of each month/ free.
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| Sep 2 | Navigator Credit Union's Coast Aid Benefit Concert will be held Thursday, Sept. 2 at the Soul Kitchen in Mobile. The event will feature music and Young & Free Mississippi spokesperson Sarah Dale Simpkins. Doors will open at 7 p.m. and advance tickets are available for $9.49 at www.coastaid.us. Tickets will be $15 the day of the show with 100% of the proceeds donated to the oil spill relief organization, chosen by voters. For more information, visit www.navigatorcu.org. |
| Sep 2 | Studio Edge Display announced it has opened a new division, Studio Glitz, a boutique at 1010 Schillinger Road South, Ste C., offering jewelry, handbags, monogramming, gifts and a bridal and baby registry. A Ladies Night Grand Opening will be held Thursday, Sept. 2 from 5 to 9 p.m. with door prizes, discounts and more. For more information, call 251-421-2259 or visit www.studioedgedisplay.com. |
| Sep 2 | The Downtown Mobile Alliance's Annual Meeting will be held Thursday, Sept. 2 at The Battle House Renaissance Mobile Hotel & Spa. This annual celebration of downtown's progress will feature Andres Duany, one of the world's most influential urban planners and best known locally for his design of Seaside, Fla. Tables of 10 for the luncheon are available for members of the Downtown Mobile Alliance and property owners in the Business Improvement District. For more information call 251-434-8498. |
| Sep 2 | BOOK DISCUSSION: TWO BOOKS, TWO CHOICES The English Patient by Michael Ondaatje and One for the Money by Janet Evanovich. Eclectic Book Club. 6 PM. Mobile Public Library, Semmes Branch (9150 Moffett Rd) Free. |
| Sep 2 | THURSDAYS AT THE BLIND MULE 7 PM: Trivia with Emily Hayes; 8 PM: Sing Along with Gene Murrell (live karaoke) The Blind Mule (57 N Claiborne St) |
| Sep 2 | FILM: GET LOW (www.sonyclassics.com/getlow) Daily, 6 PM ($8) & 9 PM ($9); Sat & Sun, 2 PM ($8) Crescent Theater (208 Dauphin St) Through Sep 9.
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| Sep 2 | SIPPIN' @ THE SPACE Specialty cocktail, beer and wine; appetizers; live music; "creation stations." Must be 21 or older. Thu, 5 - 7 PM. Space 301, 3rd floor terrace (301 Conti St) $5 (includes 2 drinks) |
| Sep 2 | (RE)MEMORY Works by Joe Hobbs. Art Off Centre (6 S Joachim St, windows) Through Sun, Oct 2.
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| Sep 2 | STYLE = LIFE, YESTERDAY ONCE MORE, AND THE DENIM DIARIES Three exhibitions: fashion photography by DWest (featuring clothes designed by Sean Christopher); drawing and paintings by Conroy Hudlow; and mixed media works by Skye. Mobile Arts Council (318 Dauphin St) Through Fri, Oct 1. Mon- Fri, 9 AM - 5 PM. Free.
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