March Community Events You Don’t Want to Miss – March 2026
March Community Events You Don’t Want to Miss – March 2026
Spring brings a vibrant lineup of community events in March, offering opportunities to support women entrepreneurs, boost family wellness, learn healthy habits, meet local authors, and enjoy community gatherings for all ages.

Across Mobile, organizations and local leaders are welcoming people to connect through education, wellness, empowerment, and community. These events let you learn new things, meet inspiring people, support local businesses, and spend quality time with loved ones.
Below are several exciting events happening this March that highlight the power of community engagement and collaboration.
Community Day – A Day of Inspiration and Fun
Saturday, March 14 | 12 PM – 4 PM
1850 Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue

TrueVine Missionary Baptist Church invites the community to an afternoon of inspiration and entertainment. Attendees will gain access to motivational talks, family-friendly activities, and valuable local resources that can support growth and well-being.
Community leaders like Councilman Corey Penn and Dr. Tasha Jones Nelson will speak to inspire growth and wellness.
In addition to motivational speakers, guests can enjoy a wide range of activities designed for people of all ages. The event will feature:
- Motivational speakers sharing messages of empowerment
- Free food for attendees
- Games and activities for families and children
- Community resources and information
- Music provided by DJ J-Walk
- Kids’ entertainment, including Bubbles the Clown
- A special guest appearance by a horse named Benji
Community Day unites families, fosters conversation, and offers resources in a fun setting.
Don’t miss out—join us this Saturday for inspiration, family fun, and new community connections!
Meal Prep 101 Workshop
March 19 | 6 PM
The Continental Kitchen

Allyaned X Rose Catering’s Meal Prep 101 Workshop helps individuals and families build healthy kitchen habits.
This workshop teaches participants how to plan meals, prepare food efficiently, and build sustainable healthy-eating habits.
Meal prepping can save time, reduce stress during busy weeks, and help individuals stay committed to healthier eating habits. This workshop is ideal for beginners just starting their wellness journey, as well as for individuals looking to improve their current routines.
Register today and take your first step toward healthier, more practical meal-prep routines! REGISTER HERE
Black Family Wellness Expo
Saturday, March 21, 2026 | 10 AM – 1 PM
Shoppes at Bel Air
3299 Joe Treadwell Dr., Mobile, AL 36606

The Black Family Wellness Expo, hosted by The Links, Greater Mobile Chapter, strengthens families by offering free health screenings, educational workshops, and connections to local wellness resources and support services.
This free event as part of National Impact Day promotes overall well-being, emphasizing physical, mental, and financial health for stronger communities.
Attendees will have access to a wide range of resources and activities, including:
- Free health screenings, including blood pressure, diabetes, obesity, vision, and colon cancer awareness
- Health and wellness resources for families
- Ask-the-doctor panel discussions
- Nutrition education sessions
- Stress management and fitness activities
- Financial literacy and empowerment resources
- Community resource connections
- Entertainment, door prizes, and giveaways
Open to all, this event offers health info, connections, and useful wellness strategies.
Book Signing with Author Khaliyah Berry
Saturday, March 28 | 10 AM – 2 PM
Mobile Bookseller
3990 Government Blvd
Mobile, AL 36693

Meet author Khaliyah Berry at a special book signing hosted by Mobile Bookseller.
Berry presents her children’s book “Scared to Strong: The KBreezy Swim Story,” which encourages overcoming fear and building confidence.
The story highlights how courage transforms fear into confidence, offering an uplifting message for children.
Attendees can meet the author, purchase signed books, and learn about her inspiration.
- Purchase and have their books signed
- Learn about the inspiration behind the story.
- Support a local author and creative voice.
- Bring your family and experience this inspiring event—meet the author and leave with a signed book!
Events like this support literacy, inspire children, and highlight local authors.
For more information about the event, visit:
www.mobilebookseller.com
Strong Women Shopping Experience
March 28 | 11:30 AM – 2:30 PM
Great Day Latte 10 South Conception Street, Mobile, Alabama

Great Day Latte’s event empowers women-owned businesses, giving guests the chance to meet entrepreneurs, discover new products, and support innovative local talent in a dynamic setting.
This lively event invites guests to sip, shop, and support women-owned businesses while enjoying a welcoming atmosphere filled with creativity, inspiration, and connection.
Support women entrepreneurs—visit the Strong Women Shopping Experience and shop local!
Celebrate, Learn, and Connect This March
March is filled with moments that bring people together—moments that encourage learning, growth, and connection within our community.
Each event offers something meaningful, whether it’s improving your health, learning new skills, meeting inspiring leaders, supporting local authors, or celebrating women entrepreneurs.
Attending local events builds relationships and networks, while also offering direct opportunities for new collaborations and ongoing support among community members.
Mark your calendar, invite others, and actively participate in these March community events!
Stay Connected with Vivian’s Door
Looking for even more community events?
Visit the Vivian’s Door Event Calendar now to discover upcoming workshops, pop-ups, networking events, festivals, and community gatherings near you.
If you are hosting an upcoming event, feel free to submit it to Vivian’s Door calendar so others in the community can discover and support it.
Together, we can keep our community informed, connected, and thriving.
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