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Charters of Freedom
Elmore County Courthouse 100 E Commerce Street, Wetumpka, United StatesJoin us on May 17, 2026, at 2:30 PM for a special event in Wetumpka, Alabama, as we celebrate the state's first "Charters of Freedom" setting. This inspiring outdoor exhibit, located on the lawn of the historic Elmore County Courthouse, features life-size replicas of the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights....
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Gulf Coast Caribbean Carnival 2026
The Caribbean Culture on the Gulf Coast will be celebrated!With the backing of the backing of Mobile Parks and Recreation, Level Up Entertainment and the Gulf Coast Caribbean Carnival Association, the streets of Downtown Mobile will be the scene of beautiful Caribbean costumes, music and good clean family fun.A parade through downtown will end at...
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Remembering Our Veterans
McFarland Park 1000 Jim Spain Dr, Florence, United StatesRemembering Our VeteransMay 24, starts @ 3pmFree outdoor event
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Watch Party for The American Revolution Documentary by Ken Burns: Episode 1
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. Episode One: In Order to Be Free (May 1754-May 1775) covers the French and Indian War, conflicts over taxation in the following years, and the formation of new groups like the Sons of Liberty and Daughters...
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Auburn-Opelika Historic Trail
This self-guided trail highlights key locations that showcase Auburn-Opelika’s rich history, beloved traditions, and deep community roots. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a lifelong resident, the trail offers a unique way to connect with the people and places that make this area special.
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We the Readers – Ceremony
Celebrate the 250th anniversary of The Declaration of Independence this year at the Downtown Huntsville Public Library with a search for The Great American Novel. This month we are reading Ceremony by Leslie Marmon Silko, published 1977. Nearly fifty years since its original publication, Ceremony remains one of the most profound and moving works of...
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Pleasant Grove Veterans Resource Fair
Pleasant Grove Community Center 501 Park Rd, Pleasant Grove, United StatesFree event to all Veterans in Pleasant Grove and surrounding areas. Resources Available:Disability Claim ProcessAppeal Claim ProcessService VerificationAccessing The VA Website for AssistanceEnrollment Eligibility for TreatmentMedications QualificationsHealth Care ScreeningsEligibility RequirementsDiscuss Burial CeremonyDisabled American VeteransAlabama Department of Veterans AffairsAnd Others
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Little Known History of Martha Washington’s Life and Times
Community Room at Decatur Public Library 504 Cherry St NE, Decatur, United StatesDid you know that the eighteenth century was a time of innovation and discovery? Martha Washington saw a lot of interesting, entertaining, and surprising events and exhibits during her life though most people are unaware of them. Author Betty Bolté will share some of the rather surprising events and innovations Martha witnessed that Betty uncovered in...
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Watch Party for The American Revolution Documentary by Ken Burns: Episode 2
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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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...
