Sunday In New York Performed in cooperation with Dramatists Play Service Inc.
May 2-4th
Fairhope~ See Southern Living Magazine's top pick for a coastal gem of a city - new article on Fairhope coming out soon ~A 40 minute drive (hwy 59 north to hwy 98 west. At split take scenic 98 into downtown) First Friday Artwalks (all shops open late till 8pm, they usually close at 5pm sharp) on the first friday of every month. (www.cofairhope.com)
Ikes Beach Service: Provides sand/beach wheelchairs, beach strollers, jogger strollers full sized high chairs and cribs, jet skis, you name it. They even have a water slide that they'll set up on the beach for you!
Ask Dana for Massage Therapists who will come directly to you and give you a massage on your balcony (weather permitting). What better way to relax than a massage to the sound of the surf?
Dining
The Original Oyster House on Hwy 59 continues to win accolades with Southern Living Readers -- and for a good reason. They have great fresh seafood and some of the best cheese grits you'll ever eat.
Mikee's has great fried pickles. To some that isn't appealing, but one of those pickles and you'll eat the entire helping.
Papa Rocco's has a great BBQ beef sandwich and also potroast and dumplings (in the winter months)
STACEY's REXALL Drugs in Foley is a gem! It is truly from the 50's and so are the prices. It is on HWY 98 just west off of Hwy 59 near another favorite -- the GIFTHORSE Restaurant.
Gulf Shores Steamer -- Royal Reds in season can't be beat and also the best hamburger (in my opinion on the island)
The Wharf -- thewharfal.com -- check it out for great places to eat and shop. Ginny Lane will never disappoint for seafood that is not fried -- good healthy foods.