Nestled within the undulating curves of the Magnolia River, is the beautiful town of Magnolia Springs. For more than one hundred years, the Springs has maintained a Community Association housed in the historic Community Hall. Built in 1894 from heart pine brought up river by sailboat, the Hall continues to be the center for community life.

our mission

bullet imagebullet imageMagnolia Springs Community Association‘s mission is to preserve the character of our century old hall; maintain and enhance community spirit; and advance the social, civic, education,and physical welfare of our members.

about us

Located in Magnolia Springs, Baldwin County, Alabama
The Association was formed in 1927 and incorporated under the laws of the State of Alabama in 1953. MSCA received its IRS-tax exempt status under section 501 (c) (3) in April 2008.

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our history

In 1893, Otis Lyman conveyed property, now known as the Community Hall property, to the people of Magnolia Springs.  The Circuit Court of Baldwin County, Alabama, in a decree dated January 3, 2001, deemed the property to be owned by the “people of Magnolia Springs” with the Magnolia Springs Community Association (MSCA) appointed as trustee.


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COME JOIN THE FUN! PURCHASE YOUR 2019 MADRIGAL DINNER TICKETS   BY CLICKING ON THE PHOTO ABOVE

 Cast of the 2017 Madrigal Dinner 

The MSCA second Madrigal Dinner December 13 and 14, beginning at 6:00 p.m. This fun and entertaining fund-raising event takes place in our century-old Community Hall. Guests of King Henry and Queen Isabelle will be transported to England in 1475 to enjoy a five-course meal, humorous skits, Wassail toasting and holiday music by Madrigal Singers and guests.

 This year’s menu is a hearty and delicious five-course meal consisting of a table cheeseboard, mixed green salad with vinaigrette dressing, French onion soup, beef tenderloin served with roasted potatoes and green beans, rolls, and a delicious dessert of Cherries Jubilee.

Tickets are $50 per person and may be purchased by calling Helen Soule @703-473-6944 or by clicking on the link in the photo above. Seating is limited, so call today to avoid disappointment. Dinner guests may also bring their own wine; a corkage fee of $5 will be charged.

   potlucks & Events           2019/2020        

  November 2, 2019  Potluck 5 PM                   Honoring Veterans                              and First Responders                                         Program:                                “Normandy- Then and Now”

   CHRISTMAS IN THE SPRINGS  

      December 7    7:30 - 10:30 AM                 Breakfast with Santa                           

             December 8  5:00 PM                        Christmas Tree Lighting                

        December 13 & 14  6:00 PM          Madrigal Dinner

         

     January 4, 2020 Potluck 6 PM      Game Night

    February 1, 2020 Potluck 6 PM    French Cafe

       March 7, 2020 Potluck 6 PM        Italian Night

       April 4, 2020 Potluck 6 PM             Nature's Bounty

        May 9, 2020 Potluck   6 PM                  (second Saturday in May )                     Low Country Boil               Scholarship Award

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