Join the Alabama 250 Coalition for Steps of Honor: 9/11 Memorial Step Challenge on September 11, 2026, at Weaver Stadium in Weaver, Alabama. Together, participants will take 2,977 steps in honor of the 2,977 lives lost on September 11, 2001. Each step is an opportunity to remember those we lost, honor their lives, and reflect […]
Lana White & The Heights heads to Oxford to kick off our 2026-27 10x10 Series. Originally from Oxford, Alabama, Huntsville-based singer-songwriter Lana White delivers a soulful blend of Indie soft-rock. Since beginning her career in the early 2000s, Lana has built an extensive catalog, including five LPs and three EPs. Her 2024 release, Be My […]
SAVE THE DATE for Saturday, September 12th, as you are invited to come join the Weaver Lions Club at Weaver's Heritage Day at the park to the rear of Weaver City Hall! There will be vendors, live music, and food trucks. A free petting zoo will be provided for the kids, and the best part […]
Join us for A Ride to Remember, a free community event honoring the police officers, firefighters, EMS personnel, and first responders who courageously served on September 11, 2001, and remembering the lives that were lost. The event will begin at the Jacksonville Community Center on September 12. Schedule: • 8:00 AM – Check-in • 8:30 […]
Did you know that Anniston Museums and Gardens is home to a variety of live reptiles, mammals, and birds? Make plans to join us in the exhibit halls on the 2nd Saturday of each month between 1:00 pm and 2:00 pm to meet and learn about one of our animal ambassadors. You never know who […]
Plant Sale Third Thursday is Plant Sale day! Support the growth of the Longleaf Botanical Gardens and your gardening green thumb by purchasing plants! We have a variety of trees, shrubs, natives, tropicals, and more! Plant Sales are at the LBG Greenhouses from 10:00am – 5:00pm. Directions: Drive up Museum Drive. Pass the Anniston Museum […]
Drake White doesn’t just sing. He testifies. The Alabama-born singer-songwriter delivers Livin’ the Dream and It Feels Good with a preacher’s conviction and an open heart, blending Southern rock, country, and gospel into something entirely his own. After surviving a complex brain procedure in 2017, his music carries even more weight. A man who came […]
Meet Hank Williams IV—or as some call him, Ricky Fitzgearld—but let’s be real, "The Black Sheep" of country music’s most legendary bloodline sounds way cooler. The world may not have fully uncovered his story yet, but make no mistake—his DNA practically yells in a Southern drawl. The raw grit of Hank Sr., the outlaw fire […]
There’s a bad moon rising over the stage, and you’re gonna love it. Ramble Tamble brings the swampy, roof rattling sound of Creedence Clearwater Revival back to electrifying life, from the searing guitar of Fortunate Son to the murky bayou groove of Born on the Bayou. Meticulous in craft and explosive in performance, they don’t […]
Henry Coleman and Friends Comedy Show Phil & Denide Webb Concert Hall @ The ROC 9/18/26 8:00 PM
Event Details "I chose to survive," Melissa Etheridge declares on "Being Alive," the jubilant opening track of her 17th studio album, Rise, and the sentiment carries the weight of everything that followed her last record of new material, 2019's The Medicine Show. The years in between were anything but quiet. Unable to tour during the pandemic, […]