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Home My WebLink About2026 MayJuneHurricane season begins June 1 — and preparation can make all the difference. Join us for a free Hurricane Preparedness Event on Saturday, May 30, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Fairhope Civic Center. Renowned meteorologist James Spann returns to Fairhope to share practical tips on how to prepare your home, protect your family, and stay informed during severe weather. His keynote presentation begins at 10:00 a.m. This family-friendly event will also feature: • Safety demonstrations • First responder meet-and-greets • Touch-a-Truck for kids • Prizes and giveaways • Light lunch Learn how to prepare ahead of the storm and help keep your household—and our community—safe this hurricane season. City Sketches MAY / JUNE 2026 Glow in the Park Summer Movie Coffee with the Mayor Tee Up for Girls Night Out Prepare for Hurricane Season with Meteorologist James Spann NEWS HIGHLIGHTS M A Y / J U N E 2 0 2 6 City Sketches MAY / JUNE 2026 Kick off summer with a classic movie under the stars. The Downtown Fairhope Business Association, in partnership with the City of Fairhope, invites the community to an All-American Movie in the Park as we celebrate America’s 250th birthday. Join us on Friday, May 29 at 7:30 p.m. for a showing of the beloved family favorite The Sandlot. Bring your blankets and lawn chairs and enjoy a fun evening with family and friends at Fairhoper’s Community Park (105 S. Church Street). Free popcorn will be provided while supplies last. Residents are invited to join Mayor Sherry Sullivan for Coffee with the Mayor, an informal opportunity to ask questions, hear updates, and connect with city leadership. Representatives from the City’s Park and Recreation Department will also be available to discuss services and answer questions. Friday, May 8 9:00 a.m. Quail Creek Clubhouse Coffee and light refreshments will be provided. We hope you’ll join us for this open community conversation. The Downtown Fairhope Business Association and the City of Fairhope invite you to the 12th Annual Fairhope Girls Night Out on Thursday, May 7, 2026, from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. in beautiful Downtown Fairhope. This year’s theme, “Masters: A Night Unlike Any Other,” brings a golf-inspired twist to one of Fairhope’s most popular events. Gather your girlfriends and enjoy an evening of shopping, sipping, and celebrating throughout downtown. More than 100 downtown businesses will participate, offering exclusive discounts, door prizes, complimentary refreshments, and live entertainment. Your $35 ticket includes: • Official Girls Night Out T-shirt • Exclusive coupon book • Swag Bag with themed goodies Grab your friends and get ready for a night unlike any other in Downtown Fairhope. For more information and to purchase your tickets, visit Eventbrite. Glow in the Park Summer Movie Coffee with the Mayor Tee Up for Girls Night Out Holiday Trash Schedule There will be no garbage, trash, or recycling collection on these days. Service will resume on your next regularly scheduled pickup day. Monday, May 25: Memorial Day Friday, June 19: Juneteenth Contact your elected officials LETTER FROM THE MAYOR Public MeetingsListings The Fairhope Planning Commission MEETS AT 5pm | City Council chambers FIRST MONDAY OF EACH MONTH The Fairhope City Council MEETS AT 6pm | City Council chambers THE SECOND AND FOURTH MONDAYS FairhopeAL.gov | 251-928-2136 Sherry Sullivan, Mayor Sherry.Sullivan@FairhopeAL.gov Jimmy Conyers, City Council President Jimmy.Conyers@FairhopeAL.gov Andrea Faust Booth, City Councilmember Andrea.Booth@FairhopeAL.gov Jack Burrell, City Councilmember Jack.Burrell@FairhopeAL.gov Joshua Gammon, City Councilmember Joshua.Gammon@FairhopeAL.gov Jay Robinson, City Councilmember Jay.Robinson@FairhopeAL.gov Mayor & City Council mailing address: City of Fairhope P.O. Drawer 429 Fairhope, AL 36533 Summer has arrived in Fairhope, bringing with it longer days, warm coastal breezes, and plenty of reasons to gather, explore, and enjoy everything our beautiful city has to offer. This year is especially meaningful as communities across the nation celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States—a wonderful reminder of our shared history and the spirit that brings us together. Throughout June and July, we’re excited to host a variety of events designed to bring neighbors, families, and visitors together. From relaxing evenings outdoors with a movie under the stars to the 12th Annual Girl’s Night Out, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. These moments are what make Fairhope so special—simple, meaningful experiences shared with the people around us, and a chance to celebrate both community and country. Our local Farmers Market continues to be a summertime favorite, offering fresh flavors, friendly faces, and a great way to start your day while supporting local growers and makers. And if you’re looking to stay in the loop on everything happening around town, our City E-Newsletter is an easy way to keep up with upcoming events and community news. Summer in Fairhope is all about connection—whether you’re spending time downtown, visiting a park or the Fairhope Pier, or attending one of our many community gatherings. I encourage you to invite a friend, bring your family, and make the most of these sunny days and lively evenings. There’s no better time to experience the charm, hospitality, and spirit that make Fairhope such a wonderful place to call home. Wishing you a joyful and memorable summer! Sherry Sullivan, Mayor Are you receiving the City of Fairhope bi-weekly e-newsletter? Get signed up today so you don’t miss out! Each newsletter features important updates and announcements from City departments, project updates, construction progress, upcoming meetings, events and more. Visit fairhopeal.gov to sign up today!