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When it comes to Halloween traditions, it's not just about trick or treating. {Well, it's mostly about trick or treating.} Carving pumpkins with your family and friends is a pretty special tradition, too.

This year, when you are carving your pumpkins, put a little Mobile in them. Or, in this case,

Mobile has more than 300 years of hauntings that are just waiting to be explored by those brave enough to dare! From ghost hunts to the dark secrets woven into Mobile's history, the Azalea City has no shortage of spine-tingling experiences. Here are some suggestions to get your spooky season started:

From pole vaulting in downtown and fishing tournaments to classic movies and more - July is going to heat up Mobile!

We've made a list of some July highlights, but don't worry - you can find all the awesome activities happening this July (and year round) in Mobile here!

Alabama Deep Sea Fishing

Mobile is home to a thriving LGBTQIA+ community of locals and visitors alike. We embrace all love, and our inclusive culture is sure to let everyone experience genuine southern hospitality while visiting the Azalea City. Mobile offers many LGBTQIA+ establishments and events year-round.

While

Our museums and attractions are great year round- but this spring and summer are lined up with great exhibits! From the Mobile Museum of Art to the Exploreum Science Center, there’s something for everyone this season. Check out these special exhibits below!

Nothing says fall like pumpkin spice. And, nothing says Mobile like a Moon Pie. So, when the iconic Mardi Gras treat came out with a pumpkin spice flavor, we knew we had to try it. But, why not take it up a notch and make it truly Mobile?

The Story of Juneteenth
Juneteenth is a celebration that honors the end of slavery in the United States, and formally marks the day when federal troops arrived in Galveston, Texas to ensure that all slaves were finally free. Their arrival came two and a half years after the signing of the

The importance of Juneteenth is the lens through which the past can be assessed, present redefined, and future transformed regarding race relations and the possibilities for all Black people. Navigating through the historic and cultural landscape of Mobile in the deep south provokes powerful

• Originated in 1703, Mobile is THE birthplace of America's original Mardi Gras.

• Joe Cain is the man. He brought Mardi Gras back to life after the Civil War by leading an impromptu parade down the streets of Mobile and we've been doing it ever since. He has a whole day dedicated to him during

For us locals, Mobile Mardi Gras is a sport and knowing the ins, outs, and everything in between is all part of the fun! So for you first-timers, let us bring you up to speed. Here's what you need to know if you're a first-timer to Mobile Mardi Gras:

We love Moon Pies— Banana, chocolate, peanut