Old Spanish Fort Museum

Generated from the website:The Mobile Arts Council Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the arts in Mobile, AL. Through its wide range of programs, the Council provides educational opportunities, awards and grants, and local arts resources to the community. The Council is located in downtown Mobile, next to the Saenger Theater, and is open Monday-Friday from 9 AM-4 PM and Saturday from 11 AM-2 PM. The Council is staffed by Executive Director Lucy Gafford, Program Advocacy Manager Sydney Cramer, Development Director Angela Montgomery, and Education Outreach Coordinator Kathleen Kirk Stoves. Generated from their business information

Generated from the website:The Center for the Living Arts is an independent, nonprofit organization dedicated to creating experiences that enrich the culture of Mobile, AL. Through event planning and decorative works of art, the Center brings together artists and supporters to foster a vibrant arts community. With performances from renowned musicians such as Aaron Neville and Keb' Mo' and poetry readings with Georgia Pearle, the Center for the Living Arts is a hub for creative expression and cultural exchange. Generated from their business information

The Hancock County Historical Society, founded in 1977, is dedicated to researching and preserving the rich history of Hancock County, Mississippi. Their headquarters, the Kate Lobrano House, is a charming 1896 shotgun cottage that serves as a turn-of-the-century museum and also provides office and storage facilities for research and social functions. With a vast collection of records, photographs, and documents, the society aims to create a comprehensive database that offers instant access to valuable historical information. Their mission is to gather and consign all written documents on Hancock County history, ensuring the preservation and accessibility of this important heritage for future generations.Generated from the website