History First: Old Town’s African American Church History
Seating is limited. Pre-registration required.Speaker: Pastor Daylan Woodall
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The Civil War in Huntsville
Downtown Huntsville Library 915 Monroe St Southwest, Huntsville, United StatesLearn about the events in Huntsville and Madison County during the American Civil War. HMCPL Archivist Emily Seibel will discuss the lives of Madison County federal spies, local guerillas, and loyalists during the Civil War, highlighting stories from local author Nancy's Rohr's book Rascality in Huntsville 1861-1865: The Spies Among Us. The sessions will be...
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Stars and Guitars: Iron Horse
Wilson Park 250 E Tuscaloosa St, Florence, United StatesJoin us for an unforgettable evening of bluegrass magic with IRON HORSE! Get ready for a spectacular night of music under the stars! Iron Horse will be bringing their incredible talent and energy to Wilson Park for a FREE concert you won't want to miss.
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USS Alabama Battleship Living History Crew Drill
Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/USSALABAMABattleshipMemorialPark/
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2026 Alabaster CityFest
Thompson High School 1921 Warrior Parkway, Alabaster, United StatesSaturday, June 6, 2026. 9AM - 11PM. Free Admission, free parking, free shuttle buses. Live music from local, regional and nationally recognized artists. Hundreds of vendors and food trucks. Dedicated KidsFest area with 20+ inflatables and children's activities. Car Show.
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America 250 Talk – The Constitution of the United States: A Medieval Document?
Pelham Public Library 2000 Pelham Park Blvd, Pelham, United StatesFree entryPresenter: Michael Burger, professor of history at Auburn University at Montgomery We often like to think that the U.S. Constitution was a revolutionary document, created for a fundamentally new country. While there is something to be said for that view, in fundamental respects the framers of the Constitution were influenced by developments in a...
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Celebrate America’s 250th Birthday with Niki Sepsas: America’s Atlantic Seaboard: Treasure Trove of History
Homewood Public Library 1721 Oxmoor Road, Homewood, United StatesThis history series presented by Niki Sepsas tells the remarkable story of American Independence and celebrates our 250th anniversary. Provided through a grant from America 250 Alabama. A ramble along the eastern coast of North America to trace the evolution of the earliest English settlements on the continent and their role in shaping the history...
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“Give Me Liberty, Or Give Me Death” Patrick Henry’s Famous Speech and Program
Belle Mont Mansion 569 Cook Ln, Tuscumbia, United StatesThis program will take place at historic house museum Belle Mont Mansion. It will feature a Patrick Henry interpreter from American Village giving Patrick Henry's famous speech and a program on his life, legacy, and connection to Belle Mont by Mindy Bates, President of the Chief Colbert Chapter of the DAR. It will be free...
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Hannah White Arnett, NSDAR “America 250 Quilt Traveling Exhibit”
Exhibit followed by program for the DeKalb Library’s children’s reading program. 38 Children and parents attended. Questions and answers were shared about the American Flag and the America 250 Celebration.. Hannah White Arnett. Halter member read a book to children about the Declaration of Independence.
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Watch Party for The American Revolution Documentary by Ken Burns: Episode 3
Downtown Huntsville Library 915 Monroe St Southwest, Huntsville, United StatesWe will watch one episode each week and finish on July 1, just in time to celebrate America 250. The American Revolution Series: May 27 - Episode 1: In Order to Be Free (May 1754-May 1775) June 3 - Episode 2: An Asylum for Mankind (May 1775 – July 1776) June 10 - Episode 3:...
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Rock The South
The Fields at Decatur 3453 Gordon Terry Pkwy, Decatur, United StatesFacebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/RockTheSouth
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2026 Alabama State Games
Legacy Arena at the BJCC 1898 9th Ave N, Birmingham, United StatesThe Alabama State Games was established in 1982 at the request of the United States Olympic Committee to give athletes exposure to Olympic-style sports. What started with 600 athletes competing in 4 sports has grown into the largest annual multi-sport event in Alabama with 5,000 athletes competing in 20+ sports. The 43rd Alabama State Games...