Gulf Shores Area Upcoming Events

Sail around the beautiful sunset on the back bays of Orange Beach. These sailing sunsets are truly the best way to end your day. Hues of pink, purple, orange and blue illuminate the sky. Then sail into Perdido Bay for the moonrise. The views are spectacular. The moon rises above the skyline and the moonbeams dance across the water lighting up your path down the bay. This is a one of a kind experience. Book your private sunset full moon cruise today. This is a private sailing charter for up to six passengers. Perfect for stargazing for families, girls night out or a romantic evening. Limited availability. 

Although the team travels the country during the year, they return home to NAS Pensacola in Florida most weeks. In order to stay proficient in their demanding routine, they traditionally fly practice performances over the base on Tuesdays and Wednesdays during airshow season (March through November). Look below for their planned practice dates, but keep in mind that these can and do change as the year progresses due to things like weather or other circumstances. Practices typically begin at 11:30 a.m. central time and last about 55 minutes. Public viewing is available at the National Naval Aviation Museum at no cost. The outside viewing area for the Blue Angels practice is located on the museum’s flight line north of the museum. Signs are posted to direct visitors to viewing and parking locations, including limited parking for handicapped visitors. Open bleacher seating is available and seats 1,000 people. A limited quantity of chairs are available for a fee of $3 per chair, good for that day’s practice session. Concessions of bottled water, sport drinks, light food, treats and merchandise are also available. Chair service, concessions and merchandise are provided by the National Naval Aviation Museum Foundation and proceeds support the museum and foundation programs.A valid ID is required for all visitors 16 and over to gain access to the museum flight line. Backpacks, daypacks and other similar items are not allowed on the flight line.2018 Blue Angels Pensacola Practice ScheduleMarch 27March 28*March 29April 3April 4April 10April 11*April 17April 18*April 24April 25*May 1May 2*May 8May 9*May 15 NOT open to the public, the Royal Canadian Forces 431 Air Demonstration Squadron Snowbirds performance at 2 p.m. May 16* West gate opens at 8 am for this practice only. The Blue Angels fly at 9 a.m. followed by an autograph session in the Museum Atrium. The flight line will reopen at 1p.m. to allow for viewing of the Snowbirds demonstration that begins at 2 p.m. May 17May 18 (9am-10am) NOT open to the publicMay 29June 5June 20*June 26July 3July 5July 6 (9am-10am)July 11July 17July 18*July 24August 15*August 21August 22*August 28August 29*September 5*September 6September 7 (9am-10am)September 11September 12*September 18September 25*October 17*October 23October 24*October 30October 31November 1November 2*Denotes autograph session following the practice inside the National Naval Aviation Museum.Again, practices may be canceled due to weather or other circumstances without notice. Please contact the museum for last minute information.

Beginning on Thursday, May 3, St. Peter’s Episcopal Church will host old fashioned fish-frys on the first Thursday of every month at its beautiful campus in Bon Secour from 5-7 p.m. The next feasts are June, 7, July 5, August 2, Sept. 6 and Oct. 4. Fried fish plates include sides of hushpuppies, baked beans, coleslaw, potato salad and dessert - all for $10. Eat in or take out. St. Peter’s is located on the corner of County roads 10 and 49 at 6270 County Road 10 in Bon Secour. For more info, call 251-949-6254 or visit stpetersbonsecour.diocgc.com.

The flowers are blooming, beer is in the air and nothing says yoga like like warm, sunny days. We're super excited to have our yoga in the taproom (or the lawn!?) series with Glow Yoga, so excited in fact that we've added an extra day a month. Join us for donation yoga on the first Saturday of the month at 11 a.m. and the third Tuesday of the month at 5:30 p.m. These classes will be donation-based, so give what you can! This year our charity of choice will go to Project Grace - Project Grace organizes and teaches ballet and yoga camps in communities and orphanages in Haiti. So come out and support a great cause, get your yoga on, and have a pint while you're at it.

Lisa Christian has spent the past decade playing her clever songs, lush vocal skills, phenomenal guitar talent, and witty stage repartee as a full-time nightclub musician throughout the southeastern United States. Her music is influenced by the soul she grew up listening to in Philadelphia, home of music legends Gamble and Huff, Teddy Pendergrass, Hall and Oates, and Todd Rundgren. Lisa picked up her first guitar at age 11 and was fronting a garage band by the time she was 12. Now a successful solo artist based on the Gulf Coast, Lisa is the classic decade-long overnight success story.  In a time where so much music is artificially produced, she is a throwback to a long-gone era of singers and musicians who got on stage and worked and sweated over every note, every night, without the crutch of backing tracks or pitch-correction devices. It’s just Lisa Christian, in total control of her voice and instrument.

Lisa Christian has spent the past decade playing her clever songs, lush vocal skills, phenomenal guitar talent, and witty stage repartee as a full-time nightclub musician throughout the southeastern United States. Her music is influenced by the soul she grew up listening to in Philadelphia, home of music legends Gamble and Huff, Teddy Pendergrass, Hall and Oates, and Todd Rundgren.  Lisa picked up her first guitar at age 11 and was fronting a garage band by the time she was 12. Now a successful solo artist based on the Gulf Coast, Lisa is the classic decade-long overnight success story.  In a time where so much music is artificially produced, she is a throwback to a long-gone era of singers and musicians who got on stage and worked and sweated over every note, every night, without the crutch of backing tracks or pitch-correction devices. It’s just Lisa Christian, in total control of her voice and instrument.

Join us at The Gulf for our Full Moon Party for some adult only fun! Live music, good drinks, great friends! Magical things happen on the beach under a full moon! Feel the heat of the fire dancers, the beats of the DJ and the magical atmosphere of our Full Moon Party! Come have a one of a kind experience unlike anything else, only at The Gulf.

The flowers are blooming, beer is in the air and nothing says yoga like like warm, sunny days. We're super excited to have our yoga in the taproom (or the lawn!?) series with Glow Yoga, so excited in fact that we've added an extra day a month. Join us for donation yoga on the first Saturday of the month at 11 a.m. and the third Tuesday of the month at 5:30 p.m. These classes will be donation-based, so give what you can! This year our charity of choice will go to Project Grace - Project Grace organizes and teaches ballet and yoga camps in communities and orphanages in Haiti. So come out and support a great cause, get your yoga on, and have a pint while you're at it.

Guided kayak tour at Lake Shelby. Enjoy a one hour paddle to learn about the ecosystem. Instruction is provided for beginners. $25 per person. Life jackets, paddles and kayaks provided.

Lisa Christian has spent the past decade playing her clever songs, lush vocal skills, phenomenal guitar talent, and witty stage repartee as a full-time nightclub musician throughout the southeastern United States. Her music is influenced by the soul she grew up listening to in Philadelphia, home of music legends Gamble and Huff, Teddy Pendergrass, Hall and Oates, and Todd Rundgren.  Lisa picked up her first guitar at age 11 and was fronting a garage band by the time she was 12. Now a successful solo artist based on the Gulf Coast, Lisa is the classic decade-long overnight success story.  In a time where so much music is artificially produced, she is a throwback to a long-gone era of singers and musicians who got on stage and worked and sweated over every note, every night, without the crutch of backing tracks or pitch-correction devices. It’s just Lisa Christian, in total control of her voice and instrument.