The Old Post Office event room, 633 11th Avenue SW, Alabaster. $15 covers dinner, program, door prizes, inspirational speaker and demonstration of Christmas decorating. Reservations required by Nov. 4, email [email protected].
Opportunity to support Breast Cancer Survivors and their loved ones. Sessions include practical support for survivors, psychosocial and spiritual support for survivors, caring for breast cancer survivors, insurance and financial impact of breast cancer and effective communication. Friday, 4-8pm and Saturday, 9am-1pm, Oasis Counseling for Women & Children, 1900 14th Avenue South, 35205. For more ...
Experience an indoor winter wonderland. Come play in the snow (a non-toxic polymer)- sure to bring out the kid in everyone! 256-543-2787, www.culturalarts.com/imagination-place. (Closed Dec. 25)
Over 30 Christmas trees decorated by local school children- each tree celebrates a different First Lady of the U.S. 256-543-2787. (Closed Dec. 25)
As part of admission to the Children’s Hands on Museum, children can make a card to send to the Tuscaloosa Veterans Affairs Medical Center or to a Veteran they know, www.chomonline.org.
A Veterans Day Service of Thanksgiving and Remembrance for all who served our country, 2pm in the Colonial Chapel, The American Village, Montevallo, Ala. Followed by a wreath laying at the National Veterans Shrine. Free event, gates open at 1 p.m., www.veteransregisterofhonor.com.
The Gadsden Symphony Orchestra kicks off the 2018-2019 season with a program of light classical and popular music for symphony-goers of all ages. 256-344-7358
Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker is one of the most widely performed ballet and musical scores in the world. Artistic Director of the Downtown Dance Conservatory, Linze McRae, has taken inspiration from the original Marius Petipa choreography and story from E.T.A Hoffman by adding a Russian flare with an interesting twist on the origins and culture of the Nutcracker tradition. www.culturalarts.com/ddc
Play Roll-A-Turkey, make a “good luck” football turkey, and pin your feather on a turkey as a part of admission to Children’s Hands On Museum, www.chomonline.org.
The Alabama Civic Chorale will present their 71st annual performance of Handel's MESSIAH with soloists and orchestra. The chorus is comprised of approximately 100 people from all over the Birmingham area and throughout the state. The performance is free to the public. Seats are a first come, first serve basis and will fill up quickly. ...
This master of “football” comedy, best known for his viral videos related to college football in the South, performs at the StarDome Comedy Club, Hoover. For tickets, visit www.stardome.com or call 205-444-0008.
This master of “football” comedy, best known for his viral videos related to college football in the South, performs at the StarDome Comedy Club, Hoover. For tickets, visit www.stardome.com or call 205-444-0008.
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