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Orange Beach Families Invited to Summer Soirée
R. Ken Cooper • March 25, 2025
The night includes dinner, photos, prizes and dancing.
Orange Beach, Ala. – (OBA) – The City of Orange Beach is planning a fancy evening of fun for local families. The Summer Soirée will feature dinner, a DJ, dancing, professional photos, and door prizes.
The event will take place at the Orange Beach Event Center on Friday, July 25. Guests are encouraged to wear semiformal or “Sunday Best” attire.
Organizers hope the Soirée becomes a new tradition for families to enjoy each summer. It's designed to create lasting memories in a fun, family-friendly setting.
The event is hosted by Orange Beach Athletics, Orange Beach Parks and Recreation, and the Expect Excellence Program.
Tickets will be limited and go on sale after Memorial Day weekend.
For updates, follow Orange Beach Parks & Recreation on
Facebook. For more information,
click here to visit the Facebook event page.
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