The Princess Bride: An Inconceivable Evening with Cary Elwes

The Princess Bride: An Inconceivable Evening with Cary Elwes

August 16th, 20257:30PM

Mobile

Enjoy an Inconceivable Evening with Cary Elwes August 16th! Storm the castle for tickets Friday, 4/25 at the Saenger Theatre box office or bit.ly/princess25

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    • Mobile, AL 36602
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    Mobile is located in the The Gulf Coast Area of the Beaches Gulf Coast Region

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    Where to Stay

    Quality Inn Downtown Historic District

    Quality Inn by Choicehotels in beautiful downtown offers rooms with two double beds or one king. Free breakfast, outdoor pool, free parking and flat screen TV's are just a few perks. We are located in the heart of downtown right off of I-10 w/in walk...

    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...

    Homewood Suites by Hilton Mobile Airport-University Area

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    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.

    Holiday Inn Express & Suites Mobile West I-65

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    Comfort Suites Mobile West Tillmans Corner

    Book a room at the Comfort Suites hotel in Mobile, AL

    Malaga Inn

    The Malaga Inn, a circa 1862 Mobile, Alabama hotel located in Downtown Historic District is the only Boutique Inn of its kind in the state.

    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...

    Motel 6 Mobile

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    Where to Eat

    Pollman's Bakery

    Put your diet on hold for a day, make a beeline to Pollman's and grab yourself a slice of chocolate praline dobosch torte or one of the many other delicious Pollman treats.

    Captain's Table

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    Osman's

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    Dick Russell's Bar-B-Q

    Barbecue pork, beef and chicken

    Kate Shepard's House Bed & Breakfast

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    Red or White Wine Mobile

    Your friendly neighborhood wine shop with great food, lots of wines by the glass, and weekly tastings. Always here to help you find your favorite new bottle of wine!

    Oyster City Brewing Co.

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    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.

    Panera Bread

    Freshly baked breads and pastries. Sandwiches, salads, soups and pasta.
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    What to See & Do

    Archaeology Museum, University of South Alabama

    The Archaeology Museum showcases artifacts from the Gulf Coast and covers over 12,000 years of prehistory and history. Artifacts are contextualized using a series of life-size scenic representations depicting archaeologists at work and glimpses into ...

    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.

    Mobile Bay Military Heritage Trail

    The Mobile Bay Area has a unique concentration of nationally-important historic sites which help tell the story of local, regional and national military history through all of our nation’s conflicts.  The sites on the trail, located in Mobile and Bal...

    Heron Lakes Country Club

    The historic, 6800 yard, 18 hole course was re-designed by Alabama's Earl Stone in the early 2000s. The Champion Bermuda greens, considered by many to be the best in the region, will test any golfer putting from a poorly struck approach. Golfers of a...

    Alabama Contemporary Art Center

    Founded in 1999, Alabama Contemporary Art Center is a non-profit contemporary arts center located on Cathedral Square in the heart of Mobile’s historic downtown district.

    Government Street Presbyterian Church

    The Historic Church is located at 300 Government Street - at the corner of Jackson and Government Streets in downtown Mobile.

    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.

    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.

    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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