Discover Mobile, Alabama
The Heartbeat of African American HeritageStay Where the Legacy Lives!
Step into elegance at The Battle House Renaissance Mobile Hotel & Spa—the official host hotel for the Fourth Annual Miss Juneteenth America Scholarship Pageantry Program® and the beating heart of this year’s unforgettable experience!
Nestled in the heart of Mobile’s vibrant, historic downtown, this legendary hotel blends classic Southern charm with modern luxury. Enjoy 238 beautifully appointed rooms, a world-class spa, and top-tier amenities—all just steps away from the pageantry program, Scholarship Brunch, and the iconic Second Line Parade.
Battle House Renaissance Mobile Hotel & Spa
26 N Royal Street, Mobile, AL 36602
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(251) 338-2000
Event Dates: June 18 -22, 2025
Exclusive Attendee Rates Available Until: May 23, 2025
Why Stay at the The Battle House?
- Be at the center of the Miss Juneteenth America experience!
- Indulge in luxury accommodations & full-service spa treatments.
- Immerse yourself in Southern hospitality with historic elegance.
- Stay where legacy meets celebration!
Standard King Room - $219/night
Beds and Bedding:
Maximum occupancy: 3
1 King
Rollaway beds permitted: 1
Cribs permitted: 1
Maximum cribs/rollaway beds permitted: 1
Duvet
Bath and Bathroom Features:
Separate bathtub and shower
Hair dryer
Kitchen Features:
Mini fridge
Double Queen Room - $229/night
Beds and Bedding:
Maximum occupancy: 4
2 Queen(s)
Rollaway beds not permitted
Cribs permitted: 1
Duvet
Bath and Bathroom Features:
Separate bathtub and shower
Hair dryer
Kitchen Features:
Mini fridge
Limited rooms available!
Welcome to Mobile, Alabama – A City of Legacy, Culture, and Celebration
Step into Mobile, Alabama, the proud home of the Miss Juneteenth America Scholarship Pageantry Program®—where history, culture, and heritage come alive. With over 300 years of rich history, Mobile is a city shaped by resilience, creativity, and the unbreakable spirit of the African American community.
From the echoes of the first-known Mardi Gras to the deep-rooted traditions of Black excellence and empowerment, Mobile stands as a living testament to progress and pride. Walk its storied streets, explore its vibrant arts scene, and experience the warmth of Southern hospitality infused with cultural legacy.
Here, we don’t just celebrate history—we honor it, elevate it, and pass it forward to future generations.
A Tapestry of History and Culture
Mobile’s streets echo with stories of the past, offering visitors a unique journey through time:
Africatown Heritage House: A Chronicle of Courage
Delve into the profound narrative of Africatown at the Africatown Heritage House. This museum illuminates the journey of 110 African captives aboard the Clotilda—the last known slave ship to arrive in the United States in 1860. Through poignant exhibits and artifacts, visitors gain insight into the strength and optimism that forged a unique and enduring community.
Historic Avenue Cultural Center: Preserving the Past
Opened on October 4, 2023, the Historic Avenue Cultural Center engages the community with exhibits like “Remembering the Avenue,” which chronicles the evolution of Davis Avenue. Housed in a building listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the center serves as a beacon of cultural preservation and education.
Dora Franklin Finley African-American Heritage Trail
Embark on a journey through Mobile’s multicultural legacy with the Dora Franklin Finley African-American Heritage Trail. Featuring over 40 historic sites, this trail narrates stories of courage and contributions from unsung heroes, including the early Creoles de Color and survivors of the Clotilda. It’s a vivid exploration of the African American experience in Mobile.
Unity Point Park: A Tribute to Unity and Leadership
In downtown Mobile, Unity Point Park features a statue honoring civil rights leader John LeFlore and former Mayor Joseph Langan. This monument symbolizes the collaborative efforts that propelled the civil rights movement in Mobile, standing as a testament to unity and progress.
A City of Firsts
Mobile is home to the oldest Mardi Gras celebration in the United States, a vibrant tradition that began in 1703. The city’s rich tapestry ofnd music reflects its deep-rooted cultural heritage.
Culinary Delights and Southern Hospitality
Indulge in Mobile’s diverse culinary scene, renowned for its fresh Gulf seafood and Southern delicacies. From historic eateries like The Dew Drop Inn (see food image below) to contemporary dining experiences, the city’s flavors are as dynamic as its history.
Join Us in Mobile
As the host city for the Miss Juneteenth America Scholarship Pageantry Program®, Mobile invites you to experience its unique blend of history, culture, and community. Whether you’re here to support our participants or explore the city’s landmarks, Mobile offers an unforgettable journey through the heart of African American heritage.
Come and be a part of our story. Experience Mobile, where the past and present unite to inspire the future.