When: 2 p.m. Sunday, November 11
Where: Mobile Memorial Gardens, 6100 Three Notch Road, Mobile
Mobile Memorial Gardens hosts a week-long Veterans Day event that features more than 250 full-size American flags placed along the central roadway. Flags can be sponsored in honor of specific veterans. Funds raised will be used to address those affected by PTSD.
For more information or to sponsor a flag call 661-1333 or
Click Here.
MOBILE COUNTY BICENTENNIAL VETERANS DAY CONCERT AND PAVILION DEDICATION
When: 3:30 p.m. Sunday,
November 11
Where: Mobile County Bicentennial Pavilion, Medal of Honor Park, Mobile
The Mobile Symphony Orchestra will perform a patriotic musical tribute to our nation's veterans in the new Mobile County Bicentennial Pavilion at Medal of Honor Park off Hillcrest Road. The Pavilion is one of the legacy projects for the Mobile County Bicentennial commemorating the 200th Anniversary of the founding of Mobile County on December 18, 1812. Title Sponsor; Austal USA. Supporting Sponsors; The City of Mobile, International Shipholding Corp., Adams and Reese LLP, The Atchison Firm P.C., Burr Foreman LLP, Hand Arendall LLC, Volkert & Associates Inc., Johnstone Adams LLC, and The Mobile County Bicentennial Commission. The event is free to the public. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets and enjoy an afternoon of patriotic music with a spectacular finale.
For more information Click Here to view the Mobile Symphony Website or Click Here to find the Mobile County Bicentennial Commission on Facebook.
CITY OF MOBILE VETERANS DAY PARADE
When: 10 a.m. Monday, November 12
Where: Downtown Mobile
Come join the City of Mobile as we honor our nation's veterans with a parade celebrating our freedoms as Americans and also as we honor the Mobile Bay Patriot of the Year and the Mobile Bay Veteran of the Year.
For more information call 208-7812.
MOBILE POPS ANNUAL VETERANS DAY CONCERT
When: 7 p.m. Monday, November 12
Where: USS Alabama Memorial Battleship Park, Aircraft Pavilion, 2703 Battleship Parkway, Mobile
The program includes patriotic selections, as well as swing music from the WWII era in memory of one of the founders of the Mobile Pops, Jimmie Morris. This is a free family-friendly event.
For more information Click Here to view the Mobile Pops website.
