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17th Annual Butler Fest
A “parade of pigs” leads up to the Memphis in May Sanctioned BBQ Cook-Off. A two day carnival does charge admission but provides family fun. For two days over 75 food and craft vendors display their wares around Courthouse Square. Friday night will have a street dance. All day Saturday we display local talent. We kick off the morning with a 5K run, 2K and children's walk. We have something for everyone! Come out to Butler and get Jiggy with…
Hiram Becoming Hank
Monroe County Museum will produce the stage play Hiram Becoming Hank, which depicts the evolution of Hiram King Williams into the country music star Hank Williams, written by longtime Atlanta Journal and Constitution journalist and author Rheta Grimsley Johnson, along with retired LaGrange (GA) College English professor and Georgia Author of the Year in Fiction John M. Williams. Hiram Becoming Hank is scheduled for performance on October 16, 17, 18, 23, 24 & 25, 2020 at the Old Courthouse Museum in Monroeville.
2020 Pine Hill Depot Day
The Town of Pine Hill will be holding this event at the Pine Hill Municipal Complex. This event centers around the restored Depot building. It is a family-friendly event with plenty of food, entertainment by local talent, arts and crafts, as well as a time to vist with friends and family. The children will be well-entertained so that the adults can browse and visit. The Town of Pine Hill extends an invitation to all to come and participate in a…
Conecuh Sausage Festival 2020
Arts & Crafts Festival with live music all day, delicious food - featuring Conecuh Sausage, Car Show, SERFI, & PCA Rodeo that night. Children’s Area with Slides, Bounce house, Mechanical Bull, etc. Admission is free to the festival and armbands for the Rodeo can be purchased at the gate. If you are interested in becoming a Vendor , please contact the Chamber of Commerce office at 251-578-1707 or visit our website at www.evergreenareachamber.com for an application. Hope to see you…
Hiram Becoming Hank
Monroe County Museum will produce the stage play Hiram Becoming Hank, which depicts the evolution of Hiram King Williams into the country music star Hank Williams, written by longtime Atlanta Journal and Constitution journalist and author Rheta Grimsley Johnson, along with retired LaGrange (GA) College English professor and Georgia Author of the Year in Fiction John M. Williams. Hiram Becoming Hank is scheduled for performance on October 16, 17, 18, 23, 24 & 25, 2020 at the Old Courthouse Museum in Monroeville.
Haunted History Tours
At Old Cahawba, you don’t have to believe in ghosts to hear the past speaking to you. On this rare, moon lit tour you will be shuttled to this ghost town’s most haunted locations. Historical accounts of sightings and personal experiences will be shared by your hosts, setting the stage for Alabama Paranormal Research to demonstrate the art of “ghost hunting.” If you come in contact with a spirit at Old Cahawba, join us at the bonfire to share your…
Hiram Becoming Hank
Monroe County Museum will produce the stage play Hiram Becoming Hank, which depicts the evolution of Hiram King Williams into the country music star Hank Williams, written by longtime Atlanta Journal and Constitution journalist and author Rheta Grimsley Johnson, along with retired LaGrange (GA) College English professor and Georgia Author of the Year in Fiction John M. Williams. Hiram Becoming Hank is scheduled for performance on October 16, 17, 18, 23, 24 & 25, 2020 at the Old Courthouse Museum in Monroeville.
Hiram Becoming Hank
Monroe County Museum will produce the stage play Hiram Becoming Hank, which depicts the evolution of Hiram King Williams into the country music star Hank Williams, written by longtime Atlanta Journal and Constitution journalist and author Rheta Grimsley Johnson, along with retired LaGrange (GA) College English professor and Georgia Author of the Year in Fiction John M. Williams. Hiram Becoming Hank is scheduled for performance on October 16, 17, 18, 23, 24 & 25, 2020 at the Old Courthouse Museum in Monroeville.
Tombigbee Haints & Haunts
Come aboard if you dare for an evening excursion through the darker side of 'the people's city.' Join us for Tombigbee Haints and Haunts itombi ikbi: a coffin maker's tale, a spine-tingling presentation of stories about real people, true history, and ghosts! Tickets are available for $15 per person at the Canebrake Craft Corner next to Bluff Hall. Seating for each tour is limited, so please call the Canebrake Craft Corner at 334-289.9644 or email marengohistory@bellsouth.net for tickets and more…
William Station Day
Celebrate Atmore's founding in 1866 as a supply stop along the railroad. Enjoy fine arts, original crafts, food, children's activities, live music under the fiddlers' tent, heritage demonstrations including an old-time cane mill, antique car show, 5k run and live entertainment featuring blues, gospel, country music and more. For more information, call 251-368-3305.
