Wednesday: 11–5
Thursday: 11–7
Friday: 11–7
Saturday: 11–5
Standard: $5 (pay what you can)
Members: Free
Children under 12: Free
Group Tours (10+ people):
Students Under 18: $3
Adults: $5
ACAC is represented in spaces across Alabama, continually expanding into new locations to create, present, and connect through art.
301 Conti St. Mobile, AL 36602
Currently under renovation. Located in the historic Press Register building in downtown Mobile, the center offers expansive gallery space for exhibitions alongside areas dedicated to education, performances, and public programming.
561 Saint Francis St. Mobile, AL 36602
AC Satellite will function as short-term office space for our staff while our main galleries at 301 Conti Street undergo redevelopment, and long-term as a collaborative community studio space that houses Alabama Contemporary's Artist in Residence program, education programs, and pop-up exhibitions.
501 Congress St, Mobile, AL 36603
Located on "the Avenue," the Ace Theatre is one of the last surviving movie theaters that served all-Black audiences in Mobile. It was built in 1943 by James Huestis King, who operated King, Inc. and Southern Theaters, Inc. which also operated Pike and Crown Theaters.
564 Dr Martin Luther King Jr Ave, Mobile, AL 36603
A community-rooted cultural center on Mobile's historic Avenue, programmed in partnership with Alabama Contemporary to host exhibitions, residencies and gatherings that center the neighborhood's living artistic legacy.
For dining, shopping, events, and places to stay in Downtown Mobile, visit the Downtown Mobile Alliance and Visit Mobile. They offer helpful resources for exploring the city before or after your visit.
