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Alabama football is back in Tuscaloosa! The Crimson Tide is 1-0 after absolutely destroying Louisville behind an impressive performance from dynamic signal-caller Tua Tagovailoa. Tuscaloosa will be electric this weekend as Tua gets his first start, and we have a ton of great events to fill up your weekend before and after the 2:30 game on Saturday against Arkansas State.
Kentuck Art Night 🖼
Just over the river from downtown Tuscaloosa rests Kentuck Art Center, the centerpiece of the local art community. One the first Thursday of each month they host a quaint little shindig to help you relax and explore their unique scene. They have live music, light hors-d’oeuvres and a chance to interact with a local artist and even purchase some of their beautiful art. Art night runs from 5-8, but it will be the best three hours of your month, guaranteed. Check out their Facebook event to share this information with your friends!
First Friday Art Walk 🎨
The first Friday of the month is a special evening in downtown Tuscaloosa. Local art galleries open their doors late and invite the public in for a night of fun and exploration. With downtown being an entertainment district on Friday evenings, you can now grab your favorite drink from a local bar or restaurant and dig the local art scene. Galleries on your tour include Harrison Galleries, the Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center, and local artist Caleb O’Connor’s studio. For more information and hours visit http://firstfridaytuscaloosa.com/
St. Paul and the Broken Bones at DCMH 🎶
St. Paul and the Broken Bones are back in Tuscaloosa. The Alabama natives will have Druid City Music Hall rocking on Friday night to celebrate the release of their new Album, titled Young Sick Camilla. The album drops Friday evening, so be there to experience something new and exciting from one of Alabama’s best local groups. Visit https://druidcitymusichall.com/ for ticket info.
The Orange Constant at Green Bar 🎸
If you recognize the name “Orange Constant” then you may remember this southern jam band from Tuscaloosa’s Live at the Plaza series earlier this year. This time they will perform at the more intimate venue Green Bar. This venue has hosted great acts such as the Alabama Shakes and St. Paul and the Broken Bones so you know you will experience a quality act. The show begins at 10pm, so don’t miss out on some great live music.
Alabama Women’s Soccer vs. Troy ⚽️
The Alabama Women’s Soccer team has heated up and is currently on a three-game winning streak right now. Look for them to carry that momentum into Sunday’s game vs. the in-state Troy Trojans. The ladies tend to win at home, so continue watching Alabama roll over opponents after your gameday Saturday. Visit rolltide.com for more info.
Alabama football is back! The Crimson Tide take on the Louisville birds-with-teeth this Saturday in Orlando to kick off their 5th title defense season under Coach Nick Saban. Alabama’s first home game in Tuscaloosa is next Saturday, September 8 at 2:30 p.m against Arkansas State. Follow @VisitTuscaloosa on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to see what else is going on while you’re in town for the game!
Papadosio at Druid City Music Hall 🎶
Druid City Music Hall has an incredible lineup of concerts this fall including St. Paul & The Broken Bones and Lil Yachty. Kicking it off this Thursday, August 30 is Papadosio. Falling somewhere between rock, jazz and electronic mayhem we find space rock. Papadosio strives to create music that is strangely familiar and calls all walks of humanity to bask in a unique experience celebrating the one constant in an ever-changing world: music. Get your $15 general admission tickets at druidcitymusichall.com. Doors at 7:30. Music starts at 8:30.
Mama Dixie & The Prize Inside 🎸
The Music Hall isn’t the only venue with live music for you this weekend. The Lookout (Hotel Indigo’s rooftop bar) plays host to Mama Dixie & The Prize Inside Thursday evening from 6:30-8:30. Grab a drink, enjoy the view of the river and relax to some smooth jazz in one of Tuscaloosa’s coolest venues.
Reach for the Stars at CHOM 💫
If you are looking for something fun for the kids this Saturday, look no further than the Children’s Hands-On Museum. From 9-4:30 children can “reach for the stars” by creating space crafts, gaze at the stars, and enjoy a planetarium show. All activities are included in the price of admission. Visit chomonline.org for more info and other events going on.
Farmer’s Market at the Tuscaloosa River Market 🍉
If you haven’t been to the Tuscaloosa Farmers Market yet, you should consider going this Saturday for a day filled with community, unbeatable prices, and one of a kind merchandise. From fresh produce to unique art, there is something for everyone to enjoy. The Farmers Market is held at the River Market every Saturday from 7 am to noon. Wake up, grab a cup of coffee and head out for a beautiful day at the Tuscaloosa Farmers Market.
VisitTuscaloosa has recently announced the Druid City Music Festival coming August 23-24, 2019. We are excited to bring you this exciting brand new music festival. Like our page on Facebook for the latest updates, and get ready for some big announcements coming in September.
Charlie Wilson at the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater 🎶
For you live music fans around Tuscaloosa, get your tickets to see 11-time Grammy-award- nominated Charlie Wilson, right here at the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater. The show is Friday, August 10th at 7:30 PM. You don’t want to miss this energetic performance full of funk and R&B. You can purchase your tickets on Ticketmaster starting at just $15.
Screen on the Green 🎥
This Saturday, August 11th will be Tuscaloosa’s last Screen on the Green of the summer. Get to the green at midtown village for a free movie at 8 PM. Featured this Saturday is “The Greatest Showman.” Come to see Hugh Jackman star in the story of a visionary who rose from nothing to becoming a worldwide sensation. Bring the whole family and come enjoy this American musical, which was nominated for best motion picture.
Family Fun Day at Randall-Reilly 🎈
In support of Type-I diabetes research, Randall-Reilly is hosting a family fun day fundraiser. Come by Randall-Reilly Saturday, August 11th from 10 AM to 2 PM. The event will include music, craft vendors, bounce houses, games with prizes, face painting, balloons and much more. There will also be a handful of food trucks as well as a hot dog and hamburger grill-out. Don’t miss this opportunity to fill your day with fun all for a good cause.
Super Mario Blowout at CHOM 🎮
This weekend at the Children’s Hands-On Museum they will be hosting a Super Mario Blowout. All day Saturday from 9 AM to 4:30 PM come by and show your platforming skills. You’ll have the opportunity to collect coins for prizes, play Mario games, and craft your own power-up item!
This summer really has flown by! ✈ The last weekend of July is rapidly approaching, and there are still a handful of exciting events going on around the Tuscaloosa area to look forward to. Most events this week take place on Saturday, July 28th.
Screen on the Green 🎥
First and foremost is the weekly “Screen on the Green” free movie series. This Saturday at 8 P.M. the movie “Ferdinand” will be broadcasted on the Green at Midtown Village. This film is rated PG and is one enjoyable for all ages. Get your snacks, blankets, and bring the whole family for an outdoor movie, free of charge.
Blues, Brews, and BBQ 🍻🐷
For adults who are 21 and up you can look forward to Band of Brothers, “Blues, Brews, and BBQ.” This Saturday starting at 4 PM, come by for some BBQ at Band of Brothers Brewing. As the evening continues, enjoy free music starting at 7 PM provided by BJ Miller and the Mac Davis Jr. Blues Band.
Moth Week 🦋
Also, for those science fans out there, you can enjoy “Moth Week” with the Alabama Museum of Natural History. On Saturday, July 28th, come by the Warner Transportation Museum to get a glimpse of the amazing diversity of moths that are found around Tuscaloosa and other parts of Alabama. There will be various activities for all ages as well as food trucks such as Local Roots, La Mexicana, and Grampy’s Food Truck.
Hogwarts Day 🔮
Calling all Harry Potter fans! Last but not least, also going on this Saturday is “Hogwarts Day” at the Children Hands-On Museum. Wear your costume and get to the CHOM between 9 AM and 4 PM to become a wizard for the day. You will get the opportunity to design your own wand, create your own house tie, and much more. You don’t want to miss this awesome opportunity to experience what it’s like to be a wizard at Hogwarts for the day.
Written by Cain Poynor
Don’t get the blues! Alabama Blues Week is back in Tuscaloosa. The fun continues with the weekly Live at the Plaza, Black Warrior Brewery tour, and CHOM’s special event. Fill your weekend with our exciting and entertaining events.
Alabama Blues Week
Alabama Blues Week 2018 includes multiple live blues performances at area venues. The Alabama Blues Project is collaborating with the University of Alabama’s School of Music faculty and College of Continuing Studies to help keep the blues alive through this annual event. Not to toot our own horn, but the areas most talented blues musicians are here to perform for you! A detailed schedule can be found at http://alblues.com/. The community events do not require registration.
Some end of the week Blues Week events are:
DieDra and The Ruff Pro Band play on Thursday, July 12th, at Band of Brothers from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Live at the Plaza is another free event on Friday, July 13th, at Government Plaza from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. The Alabama Blues Week Concert is the exception to community events. Register to see the culmination of the weekend’s hard work put in by talented area students, renowned musicians, UA music faculty, and the Alabama Blues Project Advanced band. The concert will be held on Saturday, July 14th from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. The doors of Moody Music Concert Hall will open at 7 p.m.
Blues, Bloody’s & Brunch is the last community event of Alabama Blues Week. FIVE bar opens at 9 a.m. on Sunday, and the band will perform from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Live at the Plaza
Tuscaloosa continues its Live at the Plaza summer concert series. Every Friday throughout the month of July, Government Plaza features local bands from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. The family-friendly environment also encourages pets, so make sure to bring your furry friend to this free and public event! Check out the entertainment line-up at https://www.tuscaloosa.com/latp. This site also provides information on this year’s special additions: the downtown entertainment district, food vendors, and exhibitors.
Black Warrior Brewery Tours
Every Saturday from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Black Warrior Brewery offers a public tour. This is a chance to learn about the history and magic behind the brewing process. Tours are $10 per person which includes the tour, beer, and a souvenir pint glass. Sign up for a tour or request a private tour at http://www.blackwarriorbrewing.com/brewery-tours. Check in with the bartender and get your day going! Each tour is roughly 45 minutes long.
Inspect Insects at CHOM
Inspect insects at the Children’s Hands-On Museum this Saturday, July 14th, anywhere between 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Examine specimens from all over the world, make a bug hat, and decorate a bug. CHOM is the Children’s Hands-On Museum of Tuscaloosa. Three floors of fun for families, school groups, and more for children to explore, create and discover. Admission is $9 for everyone, with the exception of one-dollar off for those sixty-five and older, then free admission for any child under the age of one. Find a number of fast food and fine dining restaurants located within walking distance of the museum.
Written by Victoria Morris
Looking for some fun in the sun? Tuscaloosa offers several opportunities for families, friends, and pets to get outside and enjoy the warm weather.
Paddle Board Rental
Paddleboard rentals are available on the docks by Riverwalk Condominiums and at Lake Nicol State Park. This is a fun and affordable activity for individuals, groups, or parties. Business hours can be found at https://tuscaloosapaddleboard.com. You can find workers at the locations, call ahead for reservations, or call for a delivery. In other words, paddle boarding is an easily accessible activity for all ages.
Lake Adventures
Lake Nicol, Lake Harris, and Lake Lurleen offer incredible views, safe hiking trails, and picnicking environments. Lake Nicol and Lake Lurleen offer additional water activities. You can rent paddle boards on Lake Nicol and paddleboats on Lake Lurleen. Along with that, Lake Nicol and Lake Harris provide picnic tables. However, don’t be afraid to just lay down a blanket or set up an ENO to relax at any of these beautiful family-friendly lakes. Lake Lurleen will be closed until Summer of 2025 for renovations!
Walk the River
The Riverwalk is one of the most popular places in Tuscaloosa. It is the perfect running, biking, walking and dog walking trail. The path is divided by a painted line for all walkers, runners, and bikers to enjoy their experience safely. Street lamps line the trail for people to visit at any time. The Riverwalk runs between Jack Warner Parkway and the beautiful Black Warrior River. Playgrounds, picnic tables, benches, and gazebos are found along the path of this family-friendly zone. In addition, the Riverwalk will lead you to food and shopping locations; including Orange Leaf Frozen Yogurt to cool down your hot summer day.
Bower’s Park
Bower’s Park offers unlimited family fun! At 1600 James I Harrison Jr. Pkwy E, you can play numerous sports. Sports court gyms, lighted athletic fields, and tennis courts are made available for family-friendly activities. Find more options and activities at http://www.tcpara.org/parks/view/bowers-park. In addition, the Bower’s Park pool is a popular place to explore the poolside rock wall, giant slides, and more. With as many fun activities going on at Bower’s Park, you still have the opportunity to for a relaxing outing. Grill out and find a picnic table for your friends and family to relax and enjoy a summer meal.
Hit the Links
Tuscaloosa has several golf course options: Ol’ Colony, North River Yacht Club, Links at Tuscaloosa, Indian Hills Country Club, Tall Pines, and Hidden Meadows. All courses are available on weekends. At Ol’ Colony Golf Complex you can find an 18-hole course, driving range, and a free 3-hole course with balls available to purchase on site. The North River Yacht Club provides an 18-hole course with an exceptional putting surface. Indian Hills Country Club offers a summer camp for junior golfers of all ages and abilities. Tall Pines Golf Club is Tuscaloosa newest public golf course. It is an 18-hole course with an available cart. Lastly, Hidden Meadows Golf Course provides an 18-hole course and includes a driving range and a large putting green.
Explore Campus
The University of Alabama is known to have one of the most beautiful college campuses in the country. At the center point of campus is the University’s quad. This is a perfect place to picnic, throw a Frisbee, take your dog, or just hang out. The quad is surrounded by an incredible view of historic landmarks. From the quad, you can see the President’s Mansion, Gorgas Library, Denny Chimes and more! At Denny Chimes, you will find why the University of Alabama is where legends are made. Hand and footprints of some of Alabama’s most legendary football players are found surrounding the monument. But don’t stop there! The Walk of Champions at the front of the stadium is where you can find statues of Nick Saban, Bear Bryant, and several other legendary Alabama football coaches. Explore campus for a historic and beautiful experience.
Victoria Morris
June has flown by, and this weekend we welcome July and all the excitement that comes with it. We have seen tons of action in Tuscaloosa over the course of this summer, and this weekend is no exception. From fine art to live music, keep reading to find out what the buzz is all about this weekend. 🎶
Live at the Plaza
Every Friday night in June and July, the Government Plaza will host live music by the best performers and bands in our area. So far, Tuscaloosa locals have come out each Friday night to enjoy the talent, delicious food, and lively atmosphere. This Friday, June 29th from 6-9 pm, The Lamont Landers Band will be performing. The event is free and will be accompanied by various food truck and vendors. Audience members will be able to purchase alcohol from local bars and restaurants surrounding the plaza, so be sure to pop in to your favorite venue and take a look at what’s offered! Bring a picnic blanket or lawn chair, gather up your friends and family and head out to the plaza for an evening of live entertainment. And don’t forget to bring your pets!
Tedeschi-Trucks at the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater
We are thrilled that the Tedeschi Trucks Band will be in town this weekend performing at the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater! The Tedeschi Trucks Band is a blues-rock group that has released three albums and won a Grammy award for the Best Blues Album for their 2011 release of Revalator. In the south, we love nothing more than to sit back, enjoy a drink, and listen to the soulful melody of the Blues. For tickets to the Saturday evening show, you can visit the amphitheater’s website at www.tuscaloosaamphitheater.com. Another piece of info that might push you over the edge to attending this show is that the Drive-By Truckers will be the opener! If you’ve never seen this Athens, GA based band that is all about the South then you simply must. This is the show of the summer!
Soul in the South at Hotel Indigo’s Lookout
Powerhouse soul singer and The Voice contestant Amber Sauer will visit Tuscaloosa on Thursday evening to perform at the rooftop bar of Hotel Indigo along with former American Idol contestant Justin Oliver. This is a unique combination of a great performer combined with an incredible live music venue that sets Tuscaloosa apart from other cities in the South. We have also heard word that Lamont Landers will be opening for Ms. Sauer in preparation for their Friday night Live at the Plaza set. Get tickets here, and don’t miss this incredible live music set.
This is what we call an eventful weekend in T-town! Tuscaloosa offers a range of entertainment: from food, to music, museums, and sports. You can never go wrong with our weekly events at the Farmer’s Market and Live at the Plaza. With that being said, we have some new opportunities for fun. This weekend Druid City presents the Songwriter’s Festival and Dames roller derby.
Farmer’s Market
The Farmer’s Market can be found at the River Market located on Jack Warner Parkway. It is open every Saturday from 7 p.m. till noon. The event gladly accepts EBT/SNAP, WIC & SFMNP. If you use your EBT card to purchase tokens which can be exchanged from food and other eligible items from the vendors. It’s a great way to please the entire family with fresh produce, grass fed beef, artisan crafts, and more!
Live at the Plaza
If you haven’t already, you need to check out this family-friendly atmosphere at Government Plaza. This is the fourth annual Live at the Plaza summer concert series that goes on every Friday from 6 p.m. till 9 p.m. As usual, great entertainment is lined up once again for the public to enjoy this weekend. Kick back and relax to music from Druid City Songwriters followed by the Mulligan Brothers.
Druid City Songwriters Festival
Get ready for a Tuscaloosa takeover of the Druid City Songwriters Festival! Venues all over downtown Tuscaloosa are preparing to welcome over forty songwriters for a special “in-the-round” experience. You will have the opportunity to enjoy performances of multi genres in some of Tuscaloosa’s favorite venues. Performances occur from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. on June 21st-22nd, and from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. on June 23rd. Visit druidcitysongwritersfest.com for more information
Druid City Dames Roller Derby
The Druid City Dames will take on the SouthernHarm Dames Derby this weekend on June 23rd. Come out and see athletes like Assault E. Senorita and Hannibul Wrecker in a thrilling and competitive bout. Tickets and location details can be found at http://www.druidcitydames.com.
Children’s Hands On Museum
The Children’s Hands On Museum is a place of curiosity, creativity, and discovery! Three floors of fun where visitors are encouraged to touch, feel and play in our exhibits. This weekend is National Ratcatcher’s Day! On June 23rd you have the opportunity to “catch” the rats in CHOM for a prize. The event runs from 9am to 4:30pm.
Written by Victoria Morris
The weekend is approaching, and as always, Tuscaloosa has plenty of opportunities to make this weekend a memorable one. From concerts at our finest local venues, to brewery tours at the Black Warrior Brewery, there are a handful of options to help make your weekend more enjoyable. In addition to the events below, we have another great installment of Live on the Plaza this Friday night from 6-9pm. Tuscaloosa will have an entertainment district in effect downtown during these hours, so grab your favorite libation from Cravings, Heat, Catch-22, or any of the wonderful downtown bars/restaurants and enjoy the tunes from Jake Austell and 4G.
“Blind Love” at the Bama Theatre
The popular stage play makes its appearance at Tuscaloosa’s very own Bama Theatre. Filled with Comedy, Love, and Suspense, the “Blind Love” cast plans to amaze audiences. Get your tickets now to one of the 5 shows planned for the weekend ahead at bamatheatre.org. Show times are as follows: Friday: 7 P.M. Saturday: 1:00, 4:00, 7:30 P.M and Sunday: 3:00 P.M. You are also invited to the show’s afterparty at Band of Brothers on Saturday night from 7-11pm. We will have Houndstooth Food Truck, live music, and great beer!
Universal Sigh
Looking for some high-energy Rock N’ Roll this weekend? Swing by Green Bar on Friday, June the 15th to see Universal Sigh. From Athens, GA, the 4-piece band features an abundance of compositions to get the crowd moving. The band has been known to show similarities from well-known artists such as Umphrey’s McGee and Radiohead. Expect the show to start around 10 P.M.
Cookie Throw Down and Bake Sale
If you love cookies, cake, or just love to bake, you can participate for a worthy cause this Saturday, June the 16th at the downtown YMCA. The event helps support the YMCA’s Kid’s First Annual Campaign. From 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. you can swing by the bake sale sponsored by Mary’s Cakes and Pastries to show some support. Then, from 10-12 A.M. feel free to participate in the cookie decorations contest to show off your skills, and more importantly, to support the YMCA.
Black Warrior Brewery Tour
Go behind the scenes this weekend at Black Warrior Brewing Company. On Saturday, June 16th you can participate in one of the two tours that occur each Saturday at 1 or 3 P.M. you can join a group on the 45-minute tour of the brewery and taproom. The tour is $10 and includes a souvenir glass and brew.
HARD
Do you want more music to fill your weekend schedule? The band, “Hard” makes its return to Alcove Tavern on Saturday, June 16th. Known for “denim, sweet riffs, and leg kicks,” the band “Hard” passes through Ttown on an early leg of their summer tour. Catch them around 10 P.M. Saturday at Tuscaloosa’s one and only Alcove Tavern, one of Tuscaloosa’s most popular beer bars.
As the weekend approaches, we say goodbye to the month of May and hello to June. Fortunately for our community, this weekend is packed with exciting events to start the month out right. From live music, crawfish boils, and art walks, we’ve got it all covered. We love summer because it provides the freedom to enjoy time spent with friends and loved ones. This weekend in Tuscaloosa is full of opportunity for you to do so.
Live at the Plaza
What a wonderful way to spend a summer evening! Every Friday night in June and July, Government Plaza will host live music by the best performers and bands in our area. The first concert of the summer will be this Friday, June 1st, from 6-9 pm featuring the John Wilson Band. The event is free and will be accompanied by various food truck and vendors. Bring a picnic blanket or lawn chair, gather up your friends and family and head out to the plaza for an evening of live entertainment. Oh, and don’t forget to bring your pets!
First Friday
For all of the art lovers out there, this event is just for you. “First Friday” is held on the first Friday of each month in downtown Tuscaloosa. Local art galleries, businesses, and restaurants are open in the evening for the community to enjoy. You can hop from gallery to gallery, stop for a bite to eat, and enjoy the nightlife that Tuscaloosa has to offer. First Friday not only showcases the work of professional artists but of local and regional artists as well. This is a way for Tuscaloosa locals to come together and enjoy a night of art and community. The event will begin the evening of Friday, June 1st.
The Little Mermaid
The beloved story of The Little Mermaid will be sweeping the stage this weekend in Tuscaloosa. The Actor’s Charitable Theatre (ACT) will be putting on the production this weekend at The Bama Theatre. ACT is known for their exceptional quality of performances, and their newest production will be no exception. Come see Ariel and her friends this weekend June 1-4. The performance times are as follows: Friday, June 1st at 7:30, Saturday, June 2nd at 2:00 and 7:30, Sunday, June 3rd at 2:00 and 7:30, and Monday, June 4th at 7:30.
Low Country Boil
The Bama Belle is a riverboat attraction that has been operating in Tuscaloosa since 2001. The Bama Belle hosts a series of events for the community- just last week was the Bama Belle BBQ cruise. This weekend, The Bama Belle is hosting the Low Country Boil. While you eat, you’ll get to enjoy live music and a scenic cruise down the river. Make reservations at www.bamabelle.org for the Low Country Boil on Friday, June 1st from 7:00PM-9:30PM for $35.
Women of Color Art Exhibit
This Friday will mark the opening of the “Women of Color” exhibit by local artist LaShonda Scott Robinson at the Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center. The exhibit will display Robinson’s work in watercolor on paper. As a self-taught artist, all of Robinson’s work is inspired by personal experience. Robinson’s work has been displayed in art galleries all over the world, from Switzerland to New York City. Additionally, a reception honoring Robinson will take place on June 1 from 5-8 pm during the First Friday art walk.
Spring is in full swing in Tuscaloosa. This weekend (and through Tuesday) has some incredible local and national musical acts rocking the town. This includes a visit from one of Rolling Stone’s greatest guitarists of all time. Literally. Ranked. Also, now is the perfect time to experience this type of weekend because it won’t be absolutely blazing hot like Alabama will become in the near future. Without further ado, we present Tuscaloosa’s upcoming events! To prepare your heart and mind for all of the incredible upcoming musical performances this spring and summer just listen to our weekly curated Spotify playlist here.
Alabama Roots Fest
Alabama Roots Fest is back for a second round and bigger than ever. This year the Fest is taking over all of Government Plaza and will have three bands for your listening pleasure. Think of this as the beloved Live in the Plaza series on steroids. Headlining the night is Robert Randolph and the Family Band. Randolph has been named by Rolling Stone as one of the 100 greatest guitarists of all time, so you won’t want to miss his fiery brand of pedal steel guitar work. Also on deck are Adam Hood and Will Hoge. This event is free to attend, so you have literally no reason not to head to Government Plaza from 4-10 this Saturday, and enjoy a beautiful spring evening of music and fun in Tuscaloosa. You can purchase wristbands that get you free food from Local Roots and Frutta bowls at the event and a no-cover entry into the post-event party at Rounders. Grab your wristband at Local Roots or Frutta Bowls before the event and take your experience to the next level.
Doobie Wilson Album Release Party at Band of Brothers
Join us Saturday, April 28th at Band of Brothers Brewing Co. as Doobie ‘Doghouse’ Wilson and some of his closest musician friends celebrate Doobie’s latest album release. This is guaranteed to be one of the most fun musical extravaganzas you have ever experienced, and you have the added benefit of Band of Brothers’ tasty libations and inviting atmosphere. Also performing is UA’s newest, hippest band The Cats of Kentuck. We will see you there from 7-10. Come ready to get down!
Jack Johnson at the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater
Jack Johnson with his ever chill brand of acoustic tunes is coming to the Tuscaloosa Amphitheater this Tuesday evening. Tuscaloosa will be swaying to classics like “Banana Pancakes,” “Do You Remember,” and “Upside Down.” Tickets are still available, and the get-in price is on $32, so grab these tickets before they sell out!
Duck Derby Day by the Children’s Hands-On Museum
The ducks are coming! Tuscaloosa’s Children’s Hands-On Museum is hosting its 11th Annual Duck Derby this Sunday, April 29, 2018, from 1-3 pm at Annette Shelby Park. This is an annual fundraiser for CHOM and will be a quacking good time for kids of all ages. Head to chomonline.org for information on tickets!
Soaring into the Weekend in Tuscaloosa
Not only is “The Greatest Show Above Earth” coming to Tuscaloosa this weekend, but we have a swarm of great events taking off. The Turnpike Troubadours will be at Druid City Music Hall on Friday night. Saturday is a big day in Tuscaloosa. The Children’s Hands-On Museum is starting the day off with a huge pizza party, and what kid can resist pizza? Then, The Druid City Dames are taking on the Montgomery Roller Derby team at the Super Skate in their second home bout of the season. Finish off your weekend at the Tuscaloosa Regional Airshow featuring the Blue Angels on Saturday and Sunday. You don’t want to miss seeing the Blue Angels in person as they always put in an aerial spectacular in Tuscaloosa!
Turnpike Troubadours at Druid City Music Hall
The Turnpike Troubadours will be in town on Friday night. Head to Druid City Music Hall to hear deep-rooted soul music that’s impossible to resist. We also hear that a video crew will be in attendance, so show up and show out if you want a chance to be featured in a Tuscaloosa Tourism video about the local music scene. The doors open at 7:30 pm and the music starts at 8:30 pm. It’s going to be a good time as Turnpike Troubadours always put on a great show, so visit druidcitymusichall.com to purchase tickets!
Pizza Party at CHOM!
The best kind of party is a pizza party. Spend your Saturday afternoon at the Children’s Hands-On Museum making a pizza hat, playing pizza games, sling-shotting pizza and best of all, sampling pizza! CHOM’s events are always a good time. The fun begins at 10:00 am and goes until 4:00 pm. This is an event that you don’t want to miss!
Druid City Dames Roller Derby
The Druid City Dames are Tuscaloosa’s premiere roller derby team. They are back in town this weekend against the Montgomery Roller Derby. They compete on Saturday at the Super Skate on McFarland Boulevard at 5:30 pm. Come out and support them this weekend as they compete to be another title-winning team in our city of champions. Visit druidcitydames.com to view to buy tickets or for more information.
The Tuscaloosa Regional Airshow featuring the Blue Angels
The Tuscaloosa Regional Airshow is Saturday and Sunday and it is going to be a blast. Gates open at 10:00 am and there will be concessions, kids zone and an aviation display area throughout the day. The show begins at 12:00 pm and the action lasts until 4:00 pm. There will be helicopter rides available after the show. If you are worried about parking, there will be shuttles available to jet you over to the event. Visit tuscaloosaregionalairshow.com to see all the shuttle locations and to view the complete schedule. The Blue Angels always put on a great show in Tuscaloosa, so don’t miss out!
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