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Entertainment Series 2010 presents Ed Asner in FDR

02/08/2010

Multi-award winning actor Ed Asner give a tour-de-force performance in "FDR". Based on the Broadway hit, "Sunrise at Campobello", "FDR" follows the iconic leader through his years in office from inauguration to the trials of World War II. Asner has netted countless accolades and awards for his performances on stage, screen and TV. Catch this talented actor in his portrayal of one of the most widely recognized presidents of the United States.

Four Winds Barbershop Chorus

02/08/2010

7:00 p.m.

Mobile Mystical Ladies Mardi Gras Parade

02/08/2010

Parade begins at 6:30 p.m. Get ready to shout, "Hey Mister, throw me a moon pie!" All parades roll on Route A unless otherwise noted.

Oil Painting for Beginners

02/08/2010

Mondays & Wednesdays 9:00am - 12:00pm Whether you’re familiar with another medium or simply ready to pick up the brushes, this class is designed to introduce you to oil painting. The focus will be on still life and we’ll dive into the pigments, discussing the best ways to begin your paintings, and continue with a variety of techniques unique to oils – and your own personal style. Plenty of individual instruction will be given. From start to finish this class is hands on, giving you the confidence and skill to bring your work to life.

Orange Beach Area Information

With white sandy beaches and inviting, warm Gulf water, Orange Beach has been a family favorite for generations. Enjoy specialty shops, boutiques, day spas and fine cuisine served in a relaxed setting. The back bays and inlets provide a great place to fish for speckled trout. And because it’s near the Pass connecting the Gulf and bays, Orange Beach is the perfect location to launch a sport or deep sea fishing boat. This is the Florida experience we remember from years ago but with a modern, upscale twist. Like its sister towns, Perdido Key boasts sugar white sands and crystal water. Although boutiques and quaint eateries dot the landscape in Perdido Key, the area feels somewhat removed, enjoying a slower pace. Boating and fishing are naturals in this relaxed community.

The sun rises slowly each morning in a brilliant display. Gold skies give way to pink, pumpkin and finally the blue of day. If you’re lucky enough to be here at this hour, you’ll hear the familiar call of seagulls hanging in the air. You may glimpse a brown pelican breaking the water’s surface in a brief, but impressive splash. The sand beneath you, smoothed from its night’s rest, carries you to the water’s edge. At mid-morning, children can be seen scurrying along the beach like ghost crabs. Armed with bright buckets, they re-shape the sand to form castles with moats and turrets. Their imagination is without limit. And for a moment, so is yours. Such is the enchantment of this place called Orange Beach.

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