by Rose Ann Haven, Emily Forrester
Published: Fri, November 13, 2009 - 5:41 pm CST
Last Updated: Fri, November 13, 2009 - 10:19 pm CST
MOBILE, Alabama - We kick off Free Friday with some high flying fun. All eyes will be on the skies in Pensacola. The blue Angels are home for their last show of the season. Thousands are expected to catch the show at Naval Air Station Pensacola. The air show is free and so is parking! Today was a practice day for the high-flyers. The big show tomorrow starts at ten and The Angels hit the sky at 2 pm.The City of Mobile wants to invite you to take in an outdoor movie... for free! The city's Neighborhood and Community Services Department continues it's Friday Night Flicks Program tonight. You can watch Indiana Jones and The Kingdom of The Crystal Skull on an inflatable screen. The movie starts at six thirty at public safety park on Airport Boulevard.
The Mobile Regional Senior Community Center wants everyone to come out and celebrate their first anniversary. The city is throwing a big party at the center on Hillcrest Road tomorrow. It runs from eleven to four. There will be lots of games, food, an art exhibit, and class demonstrations. A pet food drive will also be held.
Pets will be on parade tomorrow morning at Medal of Honor Park in Mobile.. Pets in The Park starts at ten. There will be a parade, best animal costume contests, children's activities,live music and more. Pets from the City of Mobile Animal Shelter will be available for adoption.
New moms listen up! A big baby shower bash takes place tomorrow in Molino, Florida. It will be held at Molino Park Elementary school on highway 97. The shower runs from ten until one... The shower is geared towards helping moms and babies get off to a healthy start.
The day will include educational speakers, exhibitions, and door prizes. All new moms are invited.
Fairhope's heritage will be celebrated this weekend at The Museum of History. Round Up Day is planned for Sunday. The city was founded 115 years ago... Everyone is encouraged to dress up from the early 1900's. the fun starts at three and runs until six..
the museum's curator says it's going to be a big hoedown..fun for all ages..he says there will even be a scavenger hunt through the museum.. There is no cost to check out the Fairhope Museum of History.
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