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4th of July Celebration: America's 250th Anniversary

4th of July Celebration: America's 250th Anniversary

July 4th, 20265:30 - 9:30 p.m.

Mobile

Enjoy live music, food trucks, local vendors, nonprofits, games, family-friendly activities and a breathtaking fireworks show at USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park.
Entertainment Schedule
🔴  DJ Geaux
⚪️  The Six Piece Suits (6:30 - 7:30 p.m.)
🔵  The Kazzettes (7:45 - 9 p.m.)
🎇  Fireworks show (9 p.m.)
Admission is free, but there are fees to park. Parking will cost $10 per car and $30 per RV (cash only). You may reserve your spot in advance starting May 4. If you purchase a presale parking ticket, you will be able to park as early as 4 p.m. on the day of the event. No parking will be allowed after 8:15 p.m. Re-entry is permitted with parking pass; however, parking availability may be limited once the lot reaches capacity.

Blankets and lawn chairs are encouraged for seating, and don't forget to pack sunscreen and to stay hydrated! Coolers are allowed, but glass containers and alcohol are not.

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    USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park
    • 2703 Battleship Parkway
    • Mobile, AL 36602
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    USS ALABAMA Battleship Memorial Park

    Region

    Mobile is located in the The Gulf Coast Area of the Beaches Gulf Coast Region

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    Where to Stay

    Days Inn by Wyndham North Mobile

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    Hampton Inn and Suites Mobile - Downtown Historic District

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    Quality Inn & Suites

    Book a room at the Quality Inn & Suites hotel in Mobile, AL

    The Admiral, a Wyndham Hotel

    Located in the heart of Mobile, The Admiral features meeting space, an onsite restaurant, and resort-style pool.

    Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel

    The Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel, connected via skywalk to the Mobile Convention Center, is the largest Hotel in Mobile and is conveniently located in the heart of the walkable, historic district downtown.

    Ashbury Hotel & Suites

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    Candlewood Suites Downtown Mobile

    Located in heart of downtown steps from Dauphin Street. Over-sized suites with full kitchens. Perfect home base for exploring beautiful parks, historical neighborhoods, fascinating museums, and abundant entertainment options. By far the best downtown...

    Motel 6 Mobile

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    The Battle House Renaissance Mobile Hotel & Spa

    Located in downtown Mobile across from the Convention Center in the walkable entertainment district, this historic hotel has been a favorite since 1852.
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    Where to Eat

    Wintzell's Oyster House

    Wintzell's Oyster House has been a Gulf Coast Tradition since 1938.

    Callaghan's Irish Social Club

    This neighborhood club in the beautiful Oakleigh Garden District, not far from downtown Mobile, offers live music on Sunday nights.

    Iron Hand Brewing

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    Captain's Table

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    Bake My Day

    Bake My Day is a family owned and operated bakery located in Spring Hill, near the intersection of Old Shell Road and N McGregor Avenue. We offer scratch-baked cakes, cookies, squares, pound cakes, savory foods, and so much more in the heart of Mobi...

    The Trellis Room at the Battle House Renaissance Mobile Hotel & Spa

    Acoustical to blues music Wednesday through Saturday at the Cafe named after the legendary Mardi Gras figure Joe Cain.

    McMillan Barbecue

    Barbecue restaurant in Mobile, Alabama

    Foy Superfoods Downtown

    Foy stands for fountain of youth. Foy is Mobile, Alabama's destination for fresh eats.

    Oyster City Brewing Co.

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    What to See & Do

    Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail at Magnolia Grove

    Magnolia Grove is the Alabama Gulf Coast's original RTJ Golf Trail site, with 54 holes of golf, 2 championship courses and an award-winning Short Course.

    Historic Oakleigh

    Three centuries, four families, one amazing story....Travel through time as you travel through one of Mobile’s oldest and grandest homes.

    Bragg-Mitchell Mansion

    Built 1855. Canopied by century-old oaks, furnished with fine antiques and crystal chandeliers. Rare glimpse of life in Old South. Available for event rental.

    Personalized Tours of Historic Mobile

    Partake in an engaging and personalized tour of historic Mobile with your guide, L. Craig Roberts, Architect, AIA. Choose from three informative and interesting outings tailored to you and your group.

    Sunshine Canoes

    Half-day, full-day trips or up to five-day trips on the beautiful Escatawpa River. Guided trips by canoe and kayak into Mobile-Tensaw River delta.

    Flight Works Alabama

    Choosing a site for Flight Works Alabama was not difficult. Much of the early history of Alabama aviation began at the Mobile Aeroplex at Brookley, including Monroe Park where aerial experimenter, John Fowler, displayed his flying machine designs.

    Mobile Arts Council

    The Mobile Arts Council's Gallery @ Room 1927 acts as an arts information center and community gallery. Exhibits change monthly, providing opportunities for artists from all backgrounds and mediums to show and perform their work.

    National Maritime Museum

    The National Maritime Museum is the only museum in the world dedicated to celebrating the rich maritime history and culture of the Gulf region.

    Unity Point Park

    In this small, triangular park in downtown Mobile, a statue of civil rights leader John LeFlore and former mayor and city commissioner Joseph Langan celebrates their interracial cooperation in the 1950s and '60s to bring about the desegregation of Mo...
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