The Poarch Creek Indians Annual Thanksgiving Pow Wow is a 2-day homecoming celebration of our rich cultural heritage with families, friends and neighbors. Visitors enjoy unique crafts and goods for sale by local artisans and vendors, and we have festival favorite foods such as barbeque, oak wood fire-roasted corn, buffalo burgers, ham, and fried chicken. […]
This one-day event in historic downtown Pine Apple offers fun for the whole family, featuring arts and crafts, an antique car show and parade, children’s activities, and live entertainment. Hunters can compete in the Big Buck Contest with categories for men, women, and youth or the Big Hog Contest, where the heaviest hog takes the […]
A festive tree, mistletoe hanging from above, and the exchange of presents are all customary for a warm, family Christmas. Was Christmas at Cahawba any different? Many of these essential customs were brought over from the old country by Cahawba's diverse immigrant population. Join us at the Visitor Center for some holiday fun as we […]
Located across from the Tuscaloosa Farmers Market, this free outdoor event showcases local artists and interactive activities. Visitors can also stop by Kentuck at Queen City to explore the latest exhibitions!
Since its inaugural event in 1998, the Monroeville Literary Festival has brought together Alabama’s most celebrated writers and scholars for readings, workshops, and discussions on topics ranging from Literary Gumbo to Murder, Mystery, and Mayhem. Past participants include renowned authors such as Fannie Flagg, Rick Bragg, Kathryn Tucker Windham, and Yaa Gyasi. Each year, the […]
Set in historic Furman, Alabama, the Wilcox Historical Society’s annual Tour of Homes will take place on Saturday, March 28, 2026. This year’s tour features ten private homes, two historic churches, and several notable landmarks that highlight the charm and heritage of Alabama’s Black Belt. Visitors can enjoy exploring beautifully preserved sites such as Wakefield […]