Each Tuesday afternoon at 2 p.m., the Museum hosts a 'tea' where guests enjoy a cup of delicious Baldwin County tea, cookies and a lecture on an interesting aspect of Fairhope history. These very popular afternoon events are sponsored by the Friends of the Museum group. The Fairhope Museum of History invites everyone to attend for colorful, interesting and entertaining afternoons at the museum. For more information on the upcoming “Tea for Two” programs, call the Fairhope Museum of History at 929-1471.

Upcoming Programs

January 5 – John Reno – John has lived in Fairhope with his family for 20 years.  He will tell us about himself, play his guitar and sing many delightful songs.  

January 12 – Jaca Hicks McLaren – Jaca’s grandparents (the Fondreau family) owned land in Point Clear.  Her family moved her around the country until she was in high school.  She is past chairman of the Arts & Crafts Festival and is now a Fairhope ambassador at the Welcome Center.    

January 19 – Curt Cochran – Curt has taught an ESILL class on the Single Tax Colony and Henry George.  He has a slide show of many historical photos and political cartoons.  Good Fairhope history!

January 26 – George Fuller – George’s grandfather, George Sr., started Spanish Fort Estates where George grew up and attended Fairhope High School.  He has always been very creative, light-hearted and a lively character.  He made his career in the advertising industry and has now moved back to Fairhope.