Cleon Jones Celebrated at Kazoola Restaurant in Downtown Mobile

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Mobile’s own Cleon Jones was the guest of honor at Kazoola “After 5” Seafood Fest this past weekend. On Sunday, July 5th, the downtown spot hosted a special community meet-and-greet dedicated to the hometown hero.

Mobile baseball legend Cleon Jones stands for a photo with a fan inside Kazoola, positioned next to the framed "Kazoola Menu" sign. Jones is wearing a black fedora, and the fan holds a small plate of food.
Mobile legend Cleon Jones (right), wearing a black fedora and grey button-down shirt, poses for a photo with an attendee at the Kazoola After 5 Seafood Fest.

For Mobilians ,Jones remains a foundational pillar of the community . Beyond famously catching the final out for the 1969 “Miracle Mets” World Series championship team, his enduring legacy is his decades-long dedication to civic leadership and neighborhood restoration right here at home.

A lively scene inside a crowded venue where attendees stand in line near a food service station. On the left, a man wearing a black cap and gloves carries a tray of seafood. In the background, a framed sign displaying "Kazoola Menu" hangs on a vibrant red wall near a doorway beneath an exit sign.
Guests line up to enjoy fresh seafood and community vibes at the packed Kazoola “After 5” celebration in downtown Mobile.

The event paired the celebration with a heavy kitchen layout , serving up fresh fish, shrimp, and oysters while a live DJ played throughout the evening.

A collage of nine photos from a community gathering featuring baseball legend Cleon Jones posing with various attendees. He is seen wearing a grey button-down shirt and a black fedora in multiple frames, smiling alongside fans. Other photos show small groups of smiling guests posing together at the indoor venue.
A collection of memorable moments showing hometown hero Cleon Jones and local residents sharing smiles at the Kazoola “After 5” Seafood Fest.

It gave locals a chance to share space, take photos, and celebrate a living icon whose impact on and off the field continues to shape the city.

 

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