Discover the Beauty and History of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church: Free Guided Tour by Jacksonville Public Library

Jacksonville, AL – The Jacksonville Public Library is inviting everyone to a fascinating guided tour of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church on September 16th at 10:00 am. It’s a wonderful opportunity to explore the rich history and architectural beauty of this iconic place of worship. Best of all, this event is entirely free to the public. […]
Fall Senior Adult Day at the Oxford Civic Center

On Monday, September 11th, 2023 All senior adults are invited to the Oxford Civic Center for a Fall Senior Adult Day. This is a free event with a special performance by the Ryan Robertson Band. There will be door prizes and a free sack lunch for those that attend. In-person registration begins at 8:00 am. The program […]
Unleash Your Inner Artist: Butterfly Wing Symmetry Workshop at Anniston Museum Gardens

Anniston, AL – On Saturday, September 16th from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm the Anniston Museum Gardens is holding a class on creative nature inspiration. Most butterflies have near-perfect bilateral symmetry. This term means the body can be divided into symmetrical halves, and the patterns on the wings are identical. Drop into the AMNH classroom anytime between […]
6th Annual Ride for a Cure 2023: Revving Up for a Weekend of Thrills and Giving Back in Piedmont

Piedmont, AL – Starting on September 14th and going through the 17th the 6th Annual Ride for a Cure 2023 is almost here. Ride for a Cure 2023 is the can’t miss event of the year located at Indian Mountain ATV Park. The entertainment never stops and never disappoints. Some of the highlighted events that […]
Texas Guitar Quartet: A Night of Dazzling Virtuosity at the Oxford Performing Arts Center

Oxford, AL – On Sunday, September 17th at 7:00 pm the Texas Guitar Quartet comes to the Oxford Performing Arts Center. Formed in 2008, the Texas Guitar Quartet is renowned for their impeccable performances, captivating audiences across the United States, Central America, Spain, and China. With daring programs and dazzling virtuosity, they have received acclaim for […]
Invitation to Constitution Day at Jacksonville State University

Jacksonville, AL – On Friday, September 15th from 2:00 am to 4:00 pm JSU will be offering a public event at Merrill Hall Room B01 or through zoom (link below). This is a return of the Tocqueville Lecture Series. This event features Dr. Jane Kamensky (Harvard University, Department of History) and Dr. Paul Caresse (Director […]
Iconic Evening of Music: The Pointer Sisters Live at the Oxford Performing Arts Center

Oxford, AL – On Friday, September 8th at 7:30 pm the Oxford Performing Arts Center will welcome the Pointer Sisters. The Pointer Sisters, a dynamic female group, gained worldwide fame after their formal vocal training in California. Their debut album in 1973 produced the hit single “Yes We Can, Can,” and they became the first black […]
Join the Excitement: Ohatchee Cross Country Team’s 5k Glow Run/Walk

Ohatchee, AL – On Saturday, September 9th, don’t miss the chance to have a blast while supporting the Ohatchee Cross Country Team. Starting at 6:00 pm at Ohatchee High School, Shannon N Joanie Easterwood and Tradeline @ WCKA Radio will be hosting the electrifying 5k Glow run/walk. Participants can look forward to not only a […]
Weaver Heritage Set to Return for Annual Event

Weaver, AL – The Weaver Lions Club invites the public to Weaver Heritage Day 2023 on Saturday, September 9th from 8:00 am – 3:00 pm at Weaver’s Elwell Park. There will be crafts, food, games, & live music. This event is sponsored by the Weaver Lions Club, City of Weaver, and Representative (R) Randy Wood […]
Supporting Pregnant Women and New Mothers: Oxford, AL Community Event Tackles Substance Misuse

Oxford, AL – On September 9th at 11:00 am SAFE Care is hosting a community event to provide resources for pregnant women or new mothers who may be experiencing Substance misuse. This event will be held at the Oxford Civic Center. This event is cohosted by the Agency for Substance Abuse Prevention.