Community Calendar

Dive into a world of tall tales and heartfelt connections as a father and son navigate the complexities of family and the search for their own "home." This enchanting musical set in Alabama celebrates the power of storytelling and the enduring bonds that tie us together. The 2003 movie version, which was filmed in Alabama, features Albert Finney (33 years after Scrooge) as Edward Bloom (the elder).

Dive into a world of tall tales and heartfelt connections as a father and son navigate the complexities of family and the search for their own "home." This enchanting musical set in Alabama celebrates the power of storytelling and the enduring bonds that tie us together. The 2003 movie version, which was filmed in Alabama, features Albert Finney (33 years after Scrooge) as Edward Bloom (the elder).

Dive into a world of tall tales and heartfelt connections as a father and son navigate the complexities of family and the search for their own "home." This enchanting musical set in Alabama celebrates the power of storytelling and the enduring bonds that tie us together. The 2003 movie version, which was filmed in Alabama, features Albert Finney (33 years after Scrooge) as Edward Bloom (the elder).

Dive into a world of tall tales and heartfelt connections as a father and son navigate the complexities of family and the search for their own "home." This enchanting musical set in Alabama celebrates the power of storytelling and the enduring bonds that tie us together. The 2003 movie version, which was filmed in Alabama, features Albert Finney (33 years after Scrooge) as Edward Bloom (the elder).

Dive into a world of tall tales and heartfelt connections as a father and son navigate the complexities of family and the search for their own "home." This enchanting musical set in Alabama celebrates the power of storytelling and the enduring bonds that tie us together. The 2003 movie version, which was filmed in Alabama, features Albert Finney (33 years after Scrooge) as Edward Bloom (the elder).

Dive into a world of tall tales and heartfelt connections as a father and son navigate the complexities of family and the search for their own "home." This enchanting musical set in Alabama celebrates the power of storytelling and the enduring bonds that tie us together. The 2003 movie version, which was filmed in Alabama, features Albert Finney (33 years after Scrooge) as Edward Bloom (the elder).

Mobile Vocal Arts – an intergenerational Choral Society opportunity offered to the residents of Mobile and Baldwin Counties – is beginning its 27th season on Monday, August 18th, 2025.
This choral organization has given performances in Carnegie Hall and in European capitals on several occasions. Membership in the Choral Society is open to all interested individuals who love to sing and who are open to performing a wide range/variety of music genre/concerts. There is NO membership fee.
Rehearsals are held at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church located at 1050 Azalea Road in Mobile. Rehearsals begin at 7:00 p.m. Mobile Vocal Arts prepares and presents approximately – five to six concerts in their ten and a half-month season that begins in late August and runs to late June.
If interested &/or for additional information – contact Terry D. Maddox, M.M. at either 251 406-1454 or at terrydalemaddox@gmail.com

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Join us every first Saturday of the month at The Sanctuary – Jubilee Community Center for a joyful and inclusive Community Drum Circle. This is a welcoming space where people of all ages and musical abilities can come together to create unified rhythms, connect with others, and celebrate community through music.
Whether you stay for the full session or drop in for a while, you’ll be part of something uplifting and energizing. No musical experience is needed—just bring your curiosity and spirit.
We’ll have some extra drums, sticks, and shakers available, but feel free to bring your own percussion instruments (sticks, shakers, small boxes, plastic bowls, or simply your hands!).
Hosted by Timikel Blakey Sharpe, Drum Circle Coordinator – Vision Mission Home LLC

Mobile Vocal Arts – an intergenerational Choral Society opportunity offered to the residents of Mobile and Baldwin Counties – is beginning its 27th season on Monday, August 18th, 2025.
This choral organization has given performances in Carnegie Hall and in European capitals on several occasions. Membership in the Choral Society is open to all interested individuals who love to sing and who are open to performing a wide range/variety of music genre/concerts. There is NO membership fee.
Rehearsals are held at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church located at 1050 Azalea Road in Mobile. Rehearsals begin at 7:00 p.m. Mobile Vocal Arts prepares and presents approximately – five to six concerts in their ten and a half-month season that begins in late August and runs to late June.
If interested &/or for additional information – contact Terry D. Maddox, M.M. at either 251 406-1454 or at terrydalemaddox@gmail.com