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From Chicken on a Stick to the King's Supper...: Carnival and Cuisine

From Chicken on a Stick to the King's Supper...: Carnival and Cuisine

Oct 8th 2021 - Apr 8th 20229:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on those days which the Museum is open.

Mobile

From Chicken on a Stick to the King's Supper...: Carnival and Cuisine is the first exhibit to explore the foodways of Mardi Gras. Featuring both the street side and more formal traditions informing the collective culinary experience of Carnival, this exhibit is multi-sensory in nature. A mini-food truck like which line the streets during Mardi Gras will share space with recreations of over-the-top table settings from dazzling seated dinners of the distant and recent past. Partnerships with local dining establishments will literally and figuratively fill the exhibit out and leave a great taste in your mouth.

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    From Chicken on a Stick to the King's Supper...: Carnival and Cuisine

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    Mobile Carnival Museum
    • 355 Government St.
    • Mobile, AL 36602
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    downtown Mobile

    Region

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

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    $8.00

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    Where to Stay

    Extend-a-Suites Mobile

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    Fort Conde Inn

    The Fort Conde Inn at the Hall-Ford house, built in 1836 and restored in 2010, is a boutique hotel located in Mobile's historic district just blocks from the heart of downtown. Beautifully restored offering all the luxury of modern hotel in unique hi...

    Holiday Inn Express & Suites Mobile West I-65

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    Courtyard Mobile

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    Econo Lodge Mobile

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    Chickasabogue Park

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    Hampton Inn and Suites Mobile - Downtown Historic District

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    Mobile Alabama RV Park

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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

    Captain's Table

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    Wintzell's Oyster House

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

    McMillan Barbecue

    Barbecue restaurant in Mobile, Alabama

    Serda Brewing

    Serda Brewing is a craft beer microbrewery in downtown Mobile, Alabama to serve the Greater Mobile and regional Gulf Coast markets. Located at 600 Government Street., the 1 Acre facility is a production and packaging facility as well as a pub-style h...

    Old Majestic Brewing Company

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    Southern National

    A casual community restaurant and bar, Southern National is situated on the ground level of the restored historic Wilkins-Higgins building, a 4-story mixed use staple of Mobile's popular Arts District.

    Moe's Original Bar B Que

    Moe's Original Bar B Que serves up an award-winning, all things Southern, Alabama BBQ experience.

    Veet's Bar & Grill

    Veet's has been the home for musicians near and far since February '98! A Mom & Pop shop that makes everyone feel at home with the best live music around!

    Boo Radley's

    Taking its name from a character in "To Kill A Mockingbird," this late night establishment, located on lower Dauphin Street, features live music Friday and Saturday.
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    What to See & Do

    Spring Hill College

    Spring Hill College, a Jesuit institution 7 miles west of downtown Mobile, was the first Alabama school of any kind to desegregate. It began the process in 1947 and graduated its first African-American student in the spring of 1956. On May 29 of that...

    St. Joseph Chapel - Spring Hill College

    The Chapel is in the Center of the Spring Hill College Campus.

    Mobile Arts Council

    MAC acts as an arts information center & its galleries offer numerous shows & events, providing opportunities for artists from all backgrounds and mediums to show and perform their work.

    History Museum of Mobile, The

    Explore 300 years of Mobile history and material culture in the 1857 National Landmark building, the Southern Market/Old City Hall. Visit the museum and learn about the life and times of a great Gulf Coast City. Don’t miss the exciting changing exhib...

    Richards-DAR House Museum

    This Victorian townhouse of Italianate style was built in 1860 as the dream house of Steamboat Captain and businessman Charles Richards and his wife Caroline Steel. Located in the "Most Fashionable Residential Neighborhood of DeTonti Square , family...

    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...

    Perdido Queen Cruises

    Enjoy dining on the water while cruising along the Mobile waterfront.

    National African-American Archives & Multicultural Museum

    Portraits and biographies. Carvings, artifacts, books, documents. History of Colored Carnival, military memorabilia, Hank Aaron Fan Club, African-American participation in Mobile Mardi Gras. Audio/video histories.

    Bienville Bites Food Tour

    Experience over 300 years of Gulf Coast history and culture as you taste Mobile’s best restaurants through an exclusive guided tour.
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