
T-Town remains a haven for outdoor enthusiasts with warm temperatures lasting into fall with fun water activities in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Locals and visitors alike can enjoy Tuscaloosa’s unique water activities, highlighting its natural charm without the need for beaches or mountains. Dive into our list of five exciting water activities to create lasting memories and…

Written By: Elisa Johnson It’s tee time in Tuscaloosa. The greens are at peak emerald, the trees have leafed out into the perfect pools of shade along the fairways, and it’s warm enough to appreciate a crisp sip of a cold beverage while someone else takes a swing. Grab your three best friends for three…

Fishing in Tuscaloosa County Editor’s Note: 34-year-old Adam Hollingsworth is the President of the University of Alabama Fishing Team and explains, “I went back to college because I spent the first years of my life after high school in the military and as a police officer and eventually wanted to become a U.S. Marshal. I…

Tuscaloosa, Alabama, is a city rich in history. During Black History Month, Tuscaloosa has unique opportunities to explore its pivotal role in the Civil Rights Movement, support local Black-owned businesses, and immerse yourself in the vibrant culture that has shaped the community. Whether you’re a resident or a visitor, here are some of many ways…

Written by: Olivia Carpenter Tuscaloosa is full of unique coffee spots whether you are looking for a quick grab-and-go coffee or a place to sit down and stay a while. From drive-thrus with custom drinks to cafés perfect for grabbing a quick cup or catching up with friends, there’s a local favorite for everyone. Here…

As you prepare to help your college student settle into their new home at The University of Alabama, Stillman College or Shelton State Community College, why not take the opportunity to explore Tuscaloosa and make the most of your visit? After all, this will be an extension of your home during their time here! Our…

Tuscaloosa, AL – Visit Tuscaloosa is excited to announce the launch of the Tuscaloosa Civil Rights Trail Digital Passport. This is a new way for residents and visitors to discover the historic landmarks that shaped the Civil Rights Movement in the city. This digital passport offers a self-guided, interactive experience. It allows users to explore…

Written by Heather Montgomery, Travel Writer and Content Creator Specializing in Family Adventures Think Tuscaloosa is just for game days? Think again! Nestled along the Black Warrior River, this vibrant Alabama city has so much more to offer than football. With delicious dining, outdoor adventures, and hands-on activities for kids, Tuscaloosa makes the perfect family…

Whether you live in Tuscaloosa or Northport or are visiting, we want to make sure you know all about our vast scene of family-friendly activities.

Fishing Black Warrior River Tailraces in Tuscaloosa County when the Spillways are Running Editor’s Note: Russell Jones of Coker, Alabama, is a USCG Certified Guide on the Black Warrior River in Tuscaloosa County, as part of the Alabama Guide Service. Tailrace fishing below Bankhead and Holt dams can be outstanding during certain times of the…

Written by: Colin Dowling Whether you’re stepping out of a concert downtown, wrapping up a campus tour, or gathering friends for a low-key night, pizza is always the right call. Think about it? Who doesn’t love, or at least LIKE, pizza? While most other cuisines can be debated, very rarely does someone say, “You know…pizza…

Are you ready for an unforgettable football weekend in Tuscaloosa? Whether you’re a die-hard Alabama fan or just in town for the excitement, our city offers a perfect blend of sports, history and Southern charm. From iconic local eats to exploring sports legendary memorabilia, here’s your ultimate guide to making the most of your weekend.…