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Official
Visitor’s Guide
Fa ir hope
A l a b a m a
www. downtownfairhope .com
WELCOME!
What people are
saying about Fairhope
Ranked #4 on the 2011 list of
“10 Best Towns for Families.”
- Family Circle Magazine
“Top 25 Places to Retire”
-Money Magazine
“Top 10 Romantic Escapes”
-Coastal Living
Find Us Online!
Learn more about Fairhope by visiting us at
www.cofairhope.com
J
ust off the shore of beautiful Mobile Bay,
sits Fairhope, an exceptional town full
of history, beauty and entertainment.
Fairhope’s downtown radiates the warm and
friendly charm of a walkable Southern town.
The eclectic downtown is bursting with art
galleries and street artists, boutiques and
bookstores and restaurants featured on the
Food Network!
We invite you to shop, dine and stroll and
see for yourself what makes Fairhope
one-of-a-kind!
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“Gold Brocade” Coleus
“Janie Mix” Marigolds
“Bonanza” Marigolds
“Bolera’ Marigolds
“Durango Yellow” Marigolds
“Super Elfin”
- white & orange Impatiens
“Aeat Elite”
- white & orange Impatiens
“Tempo Orange” Impatiens
“Tempo White” Impatiens
Mums
Poinsettias; “Orion”, “Jester”,
“Strawberries & Cream”
“Pink Pear” Hyacinth
Paper Whites
- “Grand Soleil d’or” & “Ziva
Narcissus- Ice Follies &
Dutch Masters
Tulips- Golden Appledorn,
Pink Impressions, Oscar &
General Eisenhower
Pansies, Dianthus, Poppies &
Dusty Miller
Cobbity Daisies
Pink Ivy Geraniums and
Zonal Geraniums
Super Elfin Impatiens: Blue,
Pearl and White
Petunias: Celebrity Pastel,
Niagra Mix and Bravo
“Red Hot Sally”, White and
“Victoria Blue” Salvia
“Mona Lisa” and “Stargazer”
Easter Lilies
W hat is a Jubi l ee ?
The cry is eagerly awaited each
summer by Mobile Bay residents. They
are excited by the prospect of gigging
hundreds of flounder or catching
tubs of crabs in just a few hours. It is
thought by many, that Jubilees of this
magnitude occur only two places in
the world, Tokyo Bay, Japan and right
here in Mobile Bay.
Jubilees are the result of a lack of
oxygen in the water. Jubilee-affected
fish and shellfish cannot carry out
normal muscular activities, such as
swimming. They move slowly to the
surface to reach oxygen and seem
reluctant to swim even to escape
capture.
No one knows when or where on the
beach the next jubilee will occur. Most
summers there are several but you
can’t even be sure of that!
Information provided by:
Auburn University Marine Extension & Research Center
The Grand Hotel Marriot
Additional information can be found at
www.aces.edu/pubs/docs/a/ANR-0834/
Jubilee!
C o m e s e e w h at ’ s b l o o m i n g i n Fa i r h o p e
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Sunpatiens
Red, White, Blue Wave
Petunias
Pentas “White Graffiti”,
“Red Graffiti”
“Sunny Border Blue”
Veronica
“Artist Blue” Ageratum
“Lilliput” Zinnia
“Purple Fan” Scaevola
“Whirlwind White” Scarvola
“Sunbrite” Begonia
“Gnome White” Gomphrena
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Sunday, March 24, 2013 - 2:00 p.m.
Fairhope Civic Center
Downtown Fairhope
Walking Tours
Saturdays in April, 2013
Tours begin at 10:00 a.m. from the
Fairhope Welcome Center Baldwin Pops
Sunset Concerts
Located at Henry George Park
April 29, 6:30 p.m.
Memorial Day Concert
May 27, 7:00 p.m.
October 6th, 6:00 p.m.
Summer Farmer’s Market
May 23 – July 11, 2013
Thursday afternoons
Open 3:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Behind the Fairhope Public Library
on Bancroft Street
Hoot Scoot, 5k
& 1 Mile Run
Friday, April 26, 2013 - 6:30 p.m.
Begins at the Fairhope Public Library
Visit www.fairhopelibrary.org
for more information.
Earth Day Celebration
Saturday, April 27, 2013
10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
www.earthdaymobilebay.org
Grandman Triathlon
Saturday, June 1, 2013
7:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Fairhope Municipal Pier & Park
www.thegrandman.com
Fairhope’s Fourth of July
Celebration
& Fireworks Display
Thursday, July 4, 2013
Fairhope Municipal Pier & Park
Concert at 7:30 p.m.,
Fireworks at 9:00 p.m.
For the most up-to-date information on events,
visit www.cofairhope.com or call (251) 929-1466.
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Annual State
of the City Address
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November 1 & 2, 2013
Oak Hallow Farm - www.angel-ride.com
Fall Farmer’s Market
Festival of Flight
Saturday, September 28, 2013
Fairhope Festival of Flight includes
flyovers, static display, demonstrations
and much more!
H.L. Sonny Callahan Airport,
Highway 32, Fairhope
Thursday afternoons
September 26 - November 7, 2013
Open 3:00 p.m. until sundown
Behind the Public Library on Bancroft St.
Veteran's Day Parade
25TH Annual Point Clear
Polo Classic
October 2013 - Point Clear Polo Fields
www.pointclearpolo.com
31st Annual Grand
Festival of Art
October 5 & 6, 2013
10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Downtown Fairhope
www.esartcenter.com
10TH Annual
John L. Borom Alabama
Coastal Birdfest
October 4, 5 & 6, 2013
www.alabamacoastalbirdfest.com
6TH Annual Mullet Run
October 5, 2013
www.fairhopemulletrun.com
Saturday, November 9, 2013, 10:00 a.m.
Begins at Fairhope Civic Center
Fairhope’s Lighting of the
Trees
Thursday, November 21, 2013, 5:30 p.m.
Downtown Fairhope
4th Annual Movie in the
Street
Sponsored by the Downtown Fairhope
Business Association
Saturday, November 23, 2013
On Fairhope Avenue
Fairhope’s Christmas Open
House
Sponsored by the Downtown Fairhope
Business Association
Sunday, November 24, 2013
1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
For the most up-to-date information on events,
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Rileigh & Raylee Angel
Ride & Concert
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Friday, December 6, 2013
Downtown Fairhope
Begins at Morphy and Section Streets
Fairhope’s New Year’s Eve
Family Celebration
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.
Downtown Fairhope
2014 Mardi Gras
in Fairhope
C i t y of Fa i r hop e ’ s
P a r a d e Sc h e d u l e
Mystic Mutts of Revelry
Saturday, February 22, 2014
Knights of Ecor Rouge
Saturday, February 22, 2014, 6:45 p.m.
Maids of Jubilee
Friday, February 28, 2014, 6:45 p.m.
Order of
the Mystic Magnolias
Monday, March 3, 2014, 6:45 p.m.
Pa r a d e R o u t e
Senior Bowl Practice
January 2014
W.C. Majors Field
At Fairhope Municipal Stadium For the most up-to-date information on events,
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Fairhope’s Magical
Christmas Parade
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Saturday, March 15, 2014
Downtown Fairhope
www.thomashospital.com
held annually 3rd weekend in March
62nd Annual Fairhope
Arts & Crafts Festival
Friday, March 14 - Sunday, March 16, 2014,
10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Held annually 3rd weekend in March
Downtown Fairhope - www.eschamber.com
Or call 251-928-6387
Voted #14 out of 100 Best Predominately
Classic & Contemporary Craft Shows in the
Nation by Sunshine Artist magazine in 2008.
First Friday Art Walk
First Friday of EVERY month
6:00 p.m. -8:00 p.m.
Downtown Fairhope
42nd Annual Outdoor
Art Show
Friday, March 14-Sunday, March 16, 2014,
10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Held annually 3rd weekend in March
Downtown Fairhope
Visit www.esartcenter.com
Or call 251-928-2228
For the most up-to-date information on events, visit www.cofairhope.com or call (251) 929-1466.
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Spring Fever Chase
Located at the west end of Fairhope Avenue, on the
site of the city’s commercial pier (dating 1894),
the Fairhope Pier is our city’s “town square”. The
park features benches, picnic areas, restrooms, a
marina, restaurant, walking trails and a duck pond.
Bell Building, Marietta
Johnson Museum
10 S. School Street
Fairhope Welcome Center
20 North Section Street
Located on Section Street, The Welcome Center
is staffed with ambassadors to answer all your
questions about Fairhope. The Center is a valuable
resource for visitors; it’s a repository for maps,
brochures on area businesses, restaurants and
lodging guide. (251) 928-5095.
Fairhope Public Library
501 Fairhope Ave
Built in 1904, the Bell Building was home to
Fairhope’s first school, the Marietta Johnson
School of Organic Education. A visionary educator,
Johnson was one of the foremost leaders of the
Progressive Education Movement in the early
1900s. She founded a school in Fairhope that is
still in operation today, and she influenced schools
and teachers around the world. For information call
(251) 990-8601.
THEATRE 98
350 Morphy Ave
Fairhope has one of the largest libraries in the
Southeast. Our public library has approximately
63,000 items (books, audio books, DVDs/Videos,
magazines/newspapers) and 57 public access
computers where residents and visitor can check their
e-mail. For additional information call
(251) 928-7483. www.fairhopelibrary.org
THE FAIRHOPE DOG PARK
701 Volanta Avenue
Is a Non-Profit community theatre and has been
a valued part of Fairhope’s Arts Scene for more
than 50 years.The theatre is located in a beautiful
historic building near the heart of downtown. For
information, Call (251) 928-4366.
The Fairhope Dog Park is an off–leash park located in
the Fairhope Municipal Park at 701 Volanta Avenue in
Fairhope. The two acre park consists of two sections,
one for small and the other for large dogs. Each
section has watering stations, benches and waste
bag and collection stations. Dog owners who use the
park are ask to abide by the Dog Park rules which
are posted at the entrance of the park. For additional
information, call (251) 990-0174.
Fairhope Attractions & Points of Interest
Fairhope Municipal Pier & Parks
1 Beach Drive
T h e Fa i r hop e M u s e u m of H i s tory
The Fairhope Museum of History features
changing exhibits as well as permanent
displays. The permanent displays, mainly
located on the first floor of the museum,
depict a cross section of Fairhope’s
history, including:
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The Fairhope Industrial Association & Fairhope’s Founders
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The Volunteer Fire Department
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The Mayors of Fairhope
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A display of the people of Fairhope
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Fairhope’s African-American History
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Fairhope’s Children
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Cottages & Bungalows
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People’s Railroad •
Local Native Americans
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The Town Jai
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The Forster Family
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Colonial Inn
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Clay City
251-929-1471
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An attractive and challenging 18-hole course with three lakes and over 40 sand traps
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Regulation 72 par course
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Features Tif-Dwarf Bermuda Greens
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Friendly, knowledgeable staff
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Walkable course
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Quality driving range
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Fully Stocked pro shop
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Rental clubs
For more information or to schedule a tee time,
please call 1-888-701-2202 or (251) 990-0240.
Other Golf Courses in Fairhope:
Rock Creek Golf Course (18 hole public course)
140 Clubhouse Drive in Fairhope, (251) 928-4223.
Lakewood Golf Course
(36 hole semi-private course)
Course open to members and guests at Marriott’s
Grand Hotel. Scenic Highway 98 in Point Clear
(251) 990-6312. C i t y of Fa i r hop e ’ s Q ua i l C r e e k G ol f C o u r s e
Quail Creek is an affordable, city-owned
course located in Fairhope on Highway
181. It offers the following for your golfing
enjoyment:
Downtown Merchants
1) A Fairhope Antiquery
Antiques
251-990-7997
www.fairhopeantiques.com
Fairhope Antiques, estate sales and consignments. Quality fine to
primitive furniture, jewelry, sterling, architectural pieces and gifts.
2) Antiques and Uniques of Fairhope
251-928-1349
Quality antiques from 18th to 20th century. Estate and vintage
costume jewelry. Large selection of sterling coins and
architectural antiques.
3) Aubergine
251-928-0902
315 De La Mare Avenue
www.aubergineantiques.com
Direct importers specializing in French, English and Italian Antiques.
4) Betty Haynie Antiques and Fine Art
251-928-1045
www.bettyhaynieantiques.com
18th and 19th century American, English, French furniture, also
paintings, silver, and ceramics. All antiques personally selected.
Quiet charming ambience.
5) Crown and Colony Antiques
251-928-4808
24 South Section Street
www.crownandcolony.com
6) Fine Furnishings
251-517-9044
150 N Section Street
Specializing in American made antiques mixed with estate finds,
transitional, eclectic décor, unique gifts, and a little something for
everyone.
7) RF Architectural
251-928-8336
61 South Church Street
www.rfantiques.com
Apparel & Accessories
8) Abigail’s Closet Teen Consignment
251-929-0193
5 Church St. N Suite 4
The destination for designer teen consignment and fabulous
boutique jewelry. It was their favorite – now make it yours!
9) Adrenaline
251-990-0699
328 Fairhope Avenue
www.adrenalinesurf.com
Boards, clothing and accessories for the entire family. Billabong,
Costa Del Mar, Element, Rainbow Sandals, Roxy, Quicksilver,
Volcom, Reef , Sanuk, Toms, The North Face, Ray Ban.
93) Bella Bridesmaid
251-517-5474
5 North Church Street
www.bellabridesmaid.com
Bella Bridesmaid, the national bridesmaid-exclusive boutique,
specializes in chic, modern and wearable bridesmaid dresses and
accessories by designers such as Amsale, Lulakate,
and Monique Lhullier.
10) Cat’s Meow
251-990-0061
395-B Fairhope Avenue
We’ll dress you from head to toe with casual, elegant style. It’s
5,000 square feet of all the things ladies love, not to mention the
“catty” staff. Open Mon.-Sat. 9am-8pm, Sun. 1-5 pm. 11) CK Collection
251-990-9001
320 Fairhope Avenue
www.ckcollection.com
Designer Clothing, Shoe’s, Accessories & Cosmetics classic to
contemporary. St. John, Chloe, Marc Jacobs, Lafayette 148, DVF,
Tory Burch, Stuart Weitzman, Harvey Faircloth, 10 Crosby by Derek
Lam, Alice & Olivia, Parker, Elizabeth & James, Vince, Theory, AG,
B J Brand, Mother, COH, Current Elliot & 7 for all Mankind Jeans.
Shop 150 Designer lines.
12) CK Collection Men’s
251-928-4824
Men’s apparel, shoes and Leather goods. Peter Millar, Barbour,
Cole Haan, AG Jeans, Lacoste, Vince, Agave, Southern Proper
and Filson.
13) Déjà vu
251-990-9899
Déjà vu is inspired by the feminine and bohemian styles of
yesterday and modernized for today’s trend conscious woman.
14) East Bay Clothiers
251-928-6848
www.eastbayclothiers.com
Luxurious European & American collections for the
sophisticated man & woman. Peter Cohen, Sarah Pacini and
Inhabit for her. Samuelsohn, Robert Talbott, Bills Khakis and
Southern Tide for him. Premium denim and leather goods for
both! Come shop, leave happy!
15) Gigi & Jay’s
251-928-2011
400 Fairhope Avenue www.gigiandjays.com
A children’s boutique with clothes and gifts for newborns,
tweens and juniors.
94) Hertha’s Second Edition
(251) 928-4866
330 Fairhope Avenue
Upscale ladies Consignment
Since 1993, stylish and price savvy women have been shopping at
Hertha’s for their favorite labels. Locations in Fairhope, Mobile and
Gulf Shores.
16) M & F Casuals
251-928-5564
380 Fairhope Avenue
Casual resort clothing, accessories, and shoes featuring your favorite
brands: Comy USA, Flax, Foxcroft, Lisette L, NYDJ, Mycra Pac,
John Medeiros, Vera Bradley, Trollbeads, and Cinda B.
17) Private Gallery
251-990-4555
218 Fairhope Avenue
www.shopprivategallery.com
Your one-stop shop for trendy affordable fashion! Clothing,
jewelry and accessories. Always a FUN shopping experience.
18) Shoefly
251-929-3232
8 S. Church Street
www.shoeflygirl.com
A unique store offering boutique line shoes, handbags, art and
jewelry from local designers.
19) The Colony Shop, Inc.
251-928-8172
www.colonyshopfairhope.com
Since 1946, one of the South’s finest ladies boutique. Everyday
to elegant with versatility your life demands, personal service.
Relaxed atmosphere.
20) The Fairhope Store
251-928-0108
32 S. Section Street
For all things Fairhope with a classic Fairhope logo. T-shirts,
hats, sweatshirts…Your go to shop for everything Fairhope.
21) Town & Country LLC
251-928-9936
42 ½ S. Section Street
Great selection of classic style clothing, featuring mix-and-match.
Petites, misses and women’s sizes 6-3x. Free alterations.
22) Younique Boutique
251-929-2034
Teen consignment shop carrying gently used name brand clothing
including Hollister, Abercrombie and American Eagle for junior boys
and girls.
Art Galleries
23) Christine Linson Gallery
251-929-2015
386 Fairhope Avenue
www.christinelinsongallery.com
Christine’s studio/gallery: oils, florals, nudes, Fairhope children’s
books, notecards, prints, ornaments, jigsaw puzzles, wood,
pottery, baskets, jewelry, leather journals & jewelry boxes.
24) Eastern Shore Art Center
251-928-2228
401 Oak Street
Offering five galleries of original artwork and gift shop. Visit
esartcenter.com for upcoming exhibits.
25) Fairhope Artists Gallery
251-990-8763
The consistent destination for ART collecting…decorating…
enjoying…original work by local artists.
26) Lyons Share Custom Frame & Gallery
251-928-2507
Fairhope’s greatest selection of local, regional and international
art. While you wait Framing, cold beer on tap. WE FRAME NAKED!
27) The Fairhope Connection
251-367-5559
Over 100 local artist, jewelry, wood, metal, glassware,
photography, tee-shirts, notecards, ornaments, quilts, many
other affordable one-of-a-kind gifts.
28) The Kiln Studio and Gallery
251-517-5460
Exhibits by local and national ceramic artists, offering ceramic
workshops, weekly pottery classes and children’s summer mud
camps. www.thekilnstudio.com
Beauty, Spa and Cosmetics
29) CK Collection Cosmetics
251-990-9001
320 Fairhope Avenue
Cosmetics, Fragrances and Skincare. Estee Lauder, Trish
McEvoy, Nars, Bond Fragrances and Natura Bisse. Let our
Makeup Artists update your look.
30) Tami’s Mask and Mirror Studio
251-928-9040
406 Pine Avenue
A salon and day spa specializing in Kevne and Goldwell colour,
colour correction, special occasion styling, massage therapy,
manicures and pedicures. Walk-ins welcome.
31) The Fairhope Salon and Spa
251-990-5015
www.thefairhopesalon.com
Aveda Spa. Salon, Hair, Nails, Massage, Manicure, Pedicure,
Tanning, Waxing, Style, Updoo, Color, Highlights, Haircut,
Dayspa, Facials, Blowout, Gelish, Bridal.
32) Rondale. Overstreet. Cosmetology. Kinetics.
251-929-0406
R.O.C.K. Academy of Cosmetology is a premier private school
with interactive instruction in a small classroom environment,
also providing discount salon services.
33) Warlocks Hair Salon
251-929-1899
Warlocks is an exclusive hair salon located next to R.O.C.K.
Academy of Cosmetology. We use Goldwell Colour, Purelogy
products and Bellá Pierre Makeup.
Books & Printing
34) Page and Palette
251-928-5295
Third generation bookstore, a Fairhope landmark for 44 years,
new/used books, coffee shop, art supplies, cards, magazines
and gifts.
35) Post Net
251- 928-1999
Copying, printing, shipping, packing, creating, graphic design,
signs, banners, presentations, resumes, artist reproductions,
small business solutions.
36) The Book Inn
251-928-3664
Browse our vast selection of pre-owned books. Choose from
paperback, tapes, cookbooks and book accessories. We also trade.
Gifts & Collectibles
37) Christmas Round the Corner
251-928-8822
396 Fairhope Avenue
Christmas is just “round the corner” in our beautiful shop.
Ornaments, decorations and collectibles. Gifts next door in
Fairhope pharmacy. Open Mon-Sat 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
38) In The Company of Angels
251-928-2800
For 24 years, Fairhope’s unique thoughtfulness shoppe for all
ages. Specializing in angels, crosses, lambs and other uplifting gifts.
39) The Picture Show
251-928-9931
332 Fairhope Avenue
Gifts, Jewelry, home décor, candles, floral, lamps, linens,
seasonal décor. A must to visit while in Fairhope. Come in Today!
40) Village Peddler
251-928-4850
418 Fairhope Avenue
www.villagepeddlerfairhope.com
Peddlin’ gifts that are FUN and Unique for 20 years now!
Women’s apparel, accessories and kitchen supplies. Cooking
classes are offered seasonally and available for special parties.
Jewelry & Accessories
41) Analece Design
251-929-3620
395 A Fairhope Ave
Handcrafted fine and artisan jewelry. Custom design, gemstones
and lapidary services. Beads, classes and repair. Goldsmith and
Silversmith on site.
42) Brenny’s Jewelry
251-928-3916
333 Fairhope Avenue
Fine and fashion jewelry, Pandora, Metalsmith, Sorrelli, Phillip
Stein, William Henry Knives, Antique and estate jewelry, since 1986.
43) Estate Jewelers of Fairhope
251-990-8854
Beautiful vintage and estate jewelry, from Diamonds to Pearls.
Unique Gifts. GIA certified appraisals of your treasured items.
44) Fairhope Estate Jewelry and Coin Company
251-990-3800
Unique one of a kind estate pieces, vintage, modern & unusual
in gold & silver & platinum. We also buy Gold, Platinum, Silver,
Rare Coin Collections & Accumulations.
45) Metal Benders Jewelry Gallery
251-928-5858
Handmade fine jewelry, custom design, showing work for over 20
award winning Jewelers. Owned by master Goldsmith Bill Wismar.
46) Stowe’s Jewelers
251-928-5349
393 Fairhope Avenue
A Fairhope tradition since 1960, family owned and operated,
one-of-a-kind custom designs, gifts and estate silver. Something for
every budget, bridal registry and appraisals.
GIA graduate gemologist.
Lodging & Recreation
47) Bay Breeze Guest House
251-928-8976
742 South Mobile Street
Beautifully landscaped 3-acre home-site on the shores of Mobile
Bay. Private pier and beach, guest suites. Walking distance to
downtown Fairhope. Full breakfast included.
48) Church Street Inn
251-928-8976
Historic lodging in the center of uptown Fairhope. Five generations of
antiques and memorabilia. Beautiful full seated breakfast. Leisurely
walk to quaint shops, restaurants, boutiques and galleries.
49) Grand Hotel Marriott Resort, Golf Club & Spa 251-928-9201
One Grand Boulevard
www.marriottgrand.com
Experience a stunning AAA Four Diamond Resort on 600 acres
overlooking Mobile Bay, since 1847. “The Queen of the Southern
Resorts”
50) Hampton Inn Fairhope-Mobile Bay
251-928-0956
www.fairhope.hamptoninn.com
The perfect place to stay in the heart of downtown Fairhope.
Steps away from dozens of boutiques, galleries and restaurants.
51) Quail Creek Golf Club
251-990-0240
East of Fairhope on Highway 181
18-hole championship cours, full-service grill, new greens in
fall 09’, pro-shop, driving range, managed by PGA staff.
Open Air Market
52) Fairhope Farmer’s Market
251-929-1466
Behind the Fairhope Public Library on Bancroft
Thursday afternoons
Summer Market, May 23-July 11, 3 p.m.-6p.m.
Fall Market, September 26-November 7, 3 p.m. - until sundown
53) Windmill Market
251-990-8883
85 North Bancroft
A local market in downtown Fairhope selling art, crafts, produce,
jewelry and more. Three restaurants, live music, family fun!
Professional Offices
54) Eastern Shore Chamber of Commerce
251-928-6387
327 Fairhope Avenue
Providing information on our area, tourism and relocation. For
more information visit www.eschamber.com
55) First National Bank of Baldwin County
251-517-5336
408 Fairhope Avenue
www.firstbaldwin.com
Bank, checking, savings, CDs, money markets, auto loans,
personal loans, home mortgages.
Real Estate
56) Fairhope Realty Group
251-990-8838
www. FairhopeHomeSearch.com
Don’t you just LOVE Fairhope, why not live here? Let us
find your next home or Investment –vacation property on the
Eastern Shore, beaches or anywhere in Baldwin County.
57) Bay Breeze Café
Restaurants
251-990-0294
50 South Church Suite D
Soups, salads, wraps, panini’s and specials, made fresh daily.
Wonderful Homemade desserts!
58) Buck’s Diner 251-928-8521
An eclectic mix of Southern comfort food, fresh vegetables and
sophisticated southern Entrees. Open 7 days a week for breakfast
and lunch and Tuesday-Saturday for dinner.
59) Courtyard @311
251-928-2032
311 Fairhope Avenue
[email protected]
Casual dining featuring unique sandwiches, burgers and seafood.
Live Music. Full Bar. Three Private Party Room and open air
courtyard. Large TVs.
60) Dragon Fly
251-990-5722
319 Fairhope Ave Fairhope’s premier spot for exploding flavors and creative cuisines,
serving only the freshest tacos and Asian inspired noodle and rice
bowls! Open Tues. thru Sat. 11 till.
Check out dragonflyfoodbar.com and Dragonflyfoodbar@facebook
61) Fairhope Inn and Restaurant
251-928-6226
Fine dining and lodging amid casual elegance in the heart of
downtown Fairhope served with classic Southern Hospitality.
62) Gumbo Shack
251-928-4100
212 ½ Fairhope Avenue
Lunch specials, great food and friendly staff. Wraps, sandwiches,
salads, gumbo, red beans & rice, jambalaya, homemade dessert,
Royal reds, beer specials, live entertainment, all meat smoked in
house. Featured on the Food Network.
63) Honey Baked Ham Co. & Café
251-928-7262
426 Fairhope Avenue
Always fresh sandwiches, soups, salads and desserts. Delicious
take-home meals and catering. Ham, turkey, ribs and more! 64) Mary Ann’s Deli & Catering
251-928-3663
85 North Bancroft
Open daily 10 to 3 - Feeding Fairhope since 1984-we offer a variety
of homemade soups, salads, quiches & sandwiches.
95) McSharry’s Irish Pub
(251) 990-5100
101 North Bancroft Street
Food from 3 pm until 10pm.
A wee bit of Ireland. Great food & friendly service. Wide selection of
spirits & imported beer, hi-def big screens, smoke-free interior,
garden “paddy-o”. Open Tuesday-Sunday 3 pm until 2am.
65) Master Joe’s Sushi
251-928-8668
Downtown Fairhope’s hot spot for Sushi and Asian cuisine.
Innovative, New York Style restaurant, voted best sushi restaurant in
Mobile area.
66) Old 27 Grill
251-281-2663
19992 HWY 181
Breakfast, lunch and dinner 7 days a week, 27 beers and wines
and the best hamburgers, hot dogs, and steaks on the Eastern
Shore. Outdoor patio for groups and live music.
67) Panini Pete’s Café and Bakeshoppe
251-929-0122
42 ½ South Section Street
www.paninipetes.com
Hot beignets every morning! Great lunches featuring paninis, dogs,
burgers, soups, salads and sweets. Indoor and beautiful outdoor
dining. Featured on the Food Network. Open for Sunday Brunch!
68) Pinzones Italian Downtown
251-990-5535
312 Fairhope Avenue
www.italiandowntown.com
Honest Italian comfort food served in an authentic Italian setting.
69) R Bistro & Pastry
251-928-2399
334 Fairhope Avenue
Boutique bistro servinf French, Cajun & Southern cuisine. Gumbo,
soups, sandwiches and signature crayfish gravy. Delectable desserts,
gourmet dinners & private parties/events.
70) Red or White Wine
251-990-0003
323 A De La Mare Avenue www.redorwhitewine.com
Retail wine store and wine bar. Handmade pizzas, cheese boards,
bruschetta boards, antipasto boards and great wines by the glass!
71) Sandra’s Place Deli
251-990-3344
218 Fairhope Avenue
Small, corner café serving lunch and desserts. Enjoy patio dining on
Fairhope Avenue. Satisfying Eastern Shore diner for 17 years.
72) Shanghai Cottage
251-928-6668
22530 Highway 98 #250
Intimate casual fine dining restaurant serving unique Thai, Chinese
and Japanese cuisines. A dining experience the whole family
will enjoy.
73) Two Sisters Bakery and Deli
251-517-0622
19452 Scenic HWY 98/Mobile Street
Breakfast, lunch, catering, desserts—outdoor seating underneath our
twin oak trees. Bridesmaid luncheons, King Cakes, Boar’s Head
meat, cheese. www.twosistersbakeryanddeli.com
Specialty Stores
74) 4 Bags Boutique
251-990-8858
4 Bags Boutique- Featuring one-of-a-kind accessories from handbags
and jewelry to clothing and unique gifts! Our focus- always great
prices and a fun shopping experience!
75) A Place Remembered
251-928-8948
A charming French country boutique specializing in home accents,
fine linens, bridal Gifts, beautiful sleepwear and fabulous keepsakes.
76) Boxwood Home and Garden
251-990-5058
Breathtaking upscale home furnishings store, interior design
consultation, antiques, famous artworks, accessories & lighting.
Custom upholstering/slipcovers and fabulous keepsakes.
77) Bouch’s Premium Cigars, Accessories & More 251-517-9526
Largest walk-in Humidor in Baldwin County. Over 300 different
“faces” of cigars. Cigar smoking allowed inside and outside.
78) Church Mouse
251-928-1619
14 S Church Street
www.thechurchmouse.com
English Antiques, Food, Fly-fishing equipment, Columbia Shirts,
AFTCO shorts, Fishpond and Lilypond bags.
79) Fairhope Pharmacy, Inc
251-928-8822
398 Fairhope Avenue
A downtown Fairhope landmark since 1904. Hours: 8:30-6:30.
The place to pick up your prescriptions and other miscellaneous.
We are here for you! Also great gift selection.
80) Fantasy Island Toys
251-928-1720
335 Fairhope Avenue
www.fantasyislandtoys.com
For over 40 years, the place where kids of all ages go…WOW!
Games, dolls, outdoor toys, swim, dress-up, books and more!
81) JJ Eyes
251-929-0015
Designer eyeglass frames and sunglasses for men and women. RX’s
filled and eye exams available. Chanel, Barton Perreira, Oliver
peoples, Tod’s, Prada, Maui Jim and more!
82) Mini War Game
251-279-0204
210 Fairhope Avenue Suite A
The Eastern Shores’ premier social venue and retail source for
roleplaying, board games, miniatures, collectible card games and fun!
83) Running Wild
251-990-4412
214 Fairhope Avenue
A fitness store specializing in fitting every person to the proper
running shoe, apparel, and training designed for their needs.
84) Street’s Exquisite Plants & Aquatic Gardens Inc. 251-990-0901
17750 S Greeno Road
www.streetsoffairhope.com
Garden, fountain and gift boutique with unique and unusual items
that will leave you smiling. Three miles South on Highway 98.
85) The Fairhope Brewing Company
251-279-7517
914 Nichols Avenue
www.fairhopebrewing.com
Working brewery and taproom with at least four beers on tap.
Open six days every week (closed Tuesday). Bring your own food!
86) The Happy Olive
251-929-0711
314 B De La Mare Avenue
Specializing in extra virgin olive oils, balsamics, gourmet mustards,
olive salads, honeys & unique gifts & providing healthy options to
Fairhope!
87) Give A Dog A Bone
251-929-1800
59 S Church St. Suite B
DIY Dog Wash. We provide everything you need for bathing and
grooming your pet. Fun retail items. No appointment needed.
88) Sew Unique Monogramming and Gifts
251-928-0220
314 C De La Mare Avenue
www.sewuniquefairhope.com
A gift boutique with items for every reason and season. Home
décor, bedding, pottery, traditional children’s clothing (Newborn-6x),
gifts and onsite monogramming. 89) Tallulah’s Gallery & Unique Gifts
251-753-0015
58 S Section Street
www.tallulahsgalleryfairhope.com
“Expect the Unexpected”. Flirty fashion, hats, local art, jewelry,
word signs. See the smallest door in Fairhope!
You can color outside the lines here!
90) Villa Décor Rugs &Interiors
251-928-9295
306 Fairhope Avenue
HANDWOVEN RUGS! Contemporary, Traditional &Antique RUGS!
Muted colors and incredible patterns. Upscale accessories, mirrors,
lamps, furniture, pillows, original art, chandeliers.
91) Village Peddler
251-928-4850
418 Fairhope Avenue
Peddlin’ Gifts that are Fun and Unique for 20 years now! Women’s
apparel, accessories and kitchen supplies. Cooking classes are
offered seasonally and available for special parties.
92) The Yarn Cottage
251-928-4046
9 North Church Street
A fun funky knit shop to deal with all your string needs.
Photo & Production Credits
Thigpin Photography, Baldwin Pops, pg. 5 • The City of Fairhope
Graphic Design & Layout by Office Solutions and Innovations, Inc.
1. ELAN VITAL by John Medwedeff of Carbondale, Ill. was
2. APRIL by Jo Hess of Mobile, AL. is bronze and was
funded by local art patrons. Placed in front of the Fairhope
Welcome Center in 2003 (Section St)
4. MULLET RUN by Ameri´ca Jones Gallaspy of Fairhope,
AL won a competition sponsored by COPA to design and
fabricate a fountain in the Museum Plaza Park. The fountain
with its curved bronze bowl lined with river pebbles sporting
bronze mullets on rods was completed in the summer of
2009. The area around the fountain is decorated with pavers
designed and fabricated with clay indigenous to Baldwin
County by John Rezner of Fairhope. (Museum Plaza Park
Bancroft St.)
5. GENERATING READERS by Brad Morten,
Birmingham, AL. was the recipient of the COPA Purchase
Prize from exhibitors at the 2007 Alabama sculptors at
Eastern Shore Art Center. (Fairhope Ave. on the grounds of
the Fairhope Public Library)
6. CELEBRATION OF LIFE by Craig Sheldon of
Fairhope, AL. represents the return of the brown pelican
to Mobile Bay . Installed in 1990 (corner of Bancroft St. &
Fairhope Ave.)
7. CRAIG SHELDICAN by Dean Mosher of Fairhope, AL.
13. BOTTLE TREE by students of Joan Ross of
Fairhope, AL. (Oak St. in front of ESAC parking lot
TOTEM POLE by students of Joan Ross. (Oak St. grassy
area to rear of ESAC parking lot).
14. LUNAR RESPONSE by William Keating who is
known for his aluminum abstract sculptures, was a private
gift to the Eastern Shore Art Center. (N. Section St. on hill
behind ESAC)
15. ALLIGATOR by Bruce Larson of Fairhope, AL. is
constructed of found metal, wood, and other objects.
Thomas Hospital and COPA funded this piece in 2005
(Hwy 98 in front of Thomas Hospital.) FISH by Bruce
Larson of Fairhope, AL is an interactive wall hanging made
of assorted objects including yard rakes. Thomas Hospital
and COPA funded this piece in 2005. (Hwy 98 Thomas
Hospital patient check-in area)
16. TWO HERONS by Walter Matia of Dickerson, MD. is
a bronze work purchased by the McLean family in memory
of James K. McLean, Jr. and Sarah Elliot McLean and
given to COPA for display at the Eastern Shore Art Center.
(Oak St.)
17. DIVERSITY by Leonard Cave of Orangeburg, SC,
is a multi-stone sculpture given to COPA by Don and
Maribeth Malton in 2009. (On front lawn of Eastern Shore
Art Center on Oak St.)
Fairhope
Public Art
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N. School St.
N. Bancroft St.
is a six-foot bronze piece resting on a three foot slab of
Bahama Blue Granite. Art patrons and COPA funded this
sculpture dedicated in 2005. The granite benches were
purchased by families and friends in memory of loved ones.
(S. Mobile St. at the Orange Ave. Pier park).
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S. Section St.
11. DOLPHIN FAMILY by Jim Sardonis of Randolf, Vt.
N. Section St.
Fairhope, AL. is a metal sculpture funded by FEEF. (S.
Mobile St. on bluff)
Farihope Ave.
S. Church St.
10. SEA HORSE by Bruce Larsen and John Rezner of
MagnoliaAve.
S. Summit St.
9. MARIETTA JOHNSON MEMORIAL by Fran
Neumann, Barbara Casey and Richard Arnold, a gift to the
city by the Marietta Johnson Museum in honor of Marietta
Johnson, the progressive teacher who started the Organic
School. This bronze sculpture was dedicated in1997. (S.
Mobile St. on bluff)
N. Church St.
8. ABORIGINAL SEA LIFE by Ameri´ca Jones Gallaspy is
a mural funded by FEEF (Fairhope Educational Enrichment
Fund) in 2002. (Corner of Fairhope Ave. & Church St.)
N. Summit St.
was created in honor of Dean’s father-in law Craig Sheldon
as an entry in the 2007 ART TAKES FLIGHT art project
sponsored by COPA. COURIER PELICAN by Megrez
Rudolf of Fairhope, AL. was created in honor of her father
Craig Sheldon, writer of “Knee Deep in Fly Creek” for the
Fairhope courier, for the 2007 ART TAKES FLIGHT project
sponsored by COPA. (Single Tax Corporation Fairhope Ave.)
AL. were privately funded. (Oak St. in front of Easter
Shore Art Center).
N. Bay View Ave.
P u b l ic A r t i n Fa i r hop e
3. CRAIG SHELDON by Stephen Spears of Fairhope, AL
is a work in bronze which was privately funded including
donations by COPA and installed behind the History
Museum in 2008, Sheldon was an artist with eclectic
interests including sculpting, woodcarving, building the castle
on Oak St. and political commentary. (Bancroft St.)
12. METAL FLOWERS by William Colburn of Fairhope,
P u b l ic A r t i n Fa i r hop e
funded by COPA and installed in 2003. This sculpture is
forged and fabricated steel. (Corner of Section St. and Oak
st.)
For over
40 years,
The Eastern Shore Art Association’s Committee on Public Art
(COPA) holds public art projects to raise funds with which to
purchase public art objects that are given to the City of Fairhope.
The committee and its projects have been an integral part of the
Eastern Shore Art Association.
For further information about COPA contact its chairman, Clay
Swanzy, at [email protected]
or [email protected]
Fantasy Island Toys has been the South’s favorite
neighborhood toy store. Loved by locals and hailed a “must experience” by people from around the country, this family owned toy store is dedicated to providing the best toys for fun and healthy play!
THE PLACE
WHERE KIDS GO
…WOW!
(251) 928-1720
335 Fairhope Avenue
•
www.fantasyislandtoys.com
A Purr-fectly Charming Boutique
THE CAT’S MEOW
251.990.0061 | www.CatsMeowNet.com
395-B Fairhope Avenue | Fairhope
Mon–Sat 9-8 | Sunday 1-5
:
Located near the heart of downtown Fairhope, Bouch’s
Premium Cigars, Accessories, & More is a paradise for the
cigar smoker to whom we offer premium cigar brands and
accessories and the perfect smoking areas to enjoy them.
We have the largest walk-in, self-contained humidor
in Baldwin County with over 300 different cigar faces.
We also have the broadest collection of LAMPE BERGER
lamps and fragrances in Fairhope.
Bring your own libations to compliment your cigar and
join us in our outdoor New Orleans-style courtyard.
Gene “Bouch” Bouchillon, Owner & Purveyor
77 South Section Street, Fairhope, Alabama 36532
251.517.9526 • bouchs.com • Like us at facebook.com/BouchsCigars
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380 Fairhope Ave
Fairhope, AL
(251) 928-5564
Monday - Saturday
9:30am - 5:30pm
Classic and casual.
When it comes to dining options, the Grand Hotel
Marriott Resort, Golf Club & Spa has it all. Try the
Grand Dining Room’s Classic Steakhouse for nightly
dinners from 6 – 9 p.m. and watch the sunset over
Mobile Bay. You can also enjoy a casual and upbeat
atmosphere at the Saltwater Grill with fresh, local
seafood. Complimentary valet parking is offered
for both restaurants.
To learn more or to make reservations, call 251.928.9201
or visit MarriottGrand.com.
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One Grand Boulevard
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