Coastal Town Events

Renew Our Rivers began in 2000 as a community river cleanup organized by Alabama Power employees from Plant Gadsden concerned about litter found along the Coosa River. Today, Renew Our Rivers is one of the nation’s largest river cleanups. With the help of local community partners, volunteers and organizations, Alabama Power has coordinated more than 117,000 volunteers and removed 15.5 million pounds of trash from Southeastern waterways. This year more than 30 cleanups are planned through November on the Alabama, Black Warrior, Cahaba, Chattahoochee, Coosa, Mobile and Tallapoosa rivers.

Description

The fairy tales of the Brothers Grimm are turned on their heads in this fast-paced, rollicking ride as two narrators and several actors attempt to combine all 209 stories ranging from classics like Snow White, Cinderella, and Hansel and Gretel to more bizarre, obscure stories like The Devil's Grandmother and The Girl Without Hands. A wild, free-form comedy with lots of audience participation and madcap fun.

Performances

• Thursday, April 16 @ 7:30 p.m.
• Friday, April 17 @ 7:30 p.m.
• Saturday, April 18 @ 7:30 p.m.
• Sunday, April 19 @ 2:00 p.m.

Renew Our Rivers began in 2000 as a community river cleanup organized by Alabama Power employees from Plant Gadsden concerned about litter found along the Coosa River. Today, Renew Our Rivers is one of the nation’s largest river cleanups. With the help of local community partners, volunteers and organizations, Alabama Power has coordinated more than 117,000 volunteers and removed 15.5 million pounds of trash from Southeastern waterways. This year more than 30 cleanups are planned through November on the Alabama, Black Warrior, Cahaba, Chattahoochee, Coosa, Mobile and Tallapoosa rivers.

register.alabamabasstrail.org

(Winston County)

Renew Our Rivers began in 2000 as a community river cleanup organized by Alabama Power employees from Plant Gadsden concerned about litter found along the Coosa River. Today, Renew Our Rivers is one of the nation’s largest river cleanups. With the help of local community partners, volunteers and organizations, Alabama Power has coordinated more than 117,000 volunteers and removed 15.5 million pounds of trash from Southeastern waterways. This year more than 30 cleanups are planned through November on the Alabama, Black Warrior, Cahaba, Chattahoochee, Coosa, Mobile and Tallapoosa rivers.

(Cullman County)

Renew Our Rivers began in 2000 as a community river cleanup organized by Alabama Power employees from Plant Gadsden concerned about litter found along the Coosa River. Today, Renew Our Rivers is one of the nation’s largest river cleanups. With the help of local community partners, volunteers and organizations, Alabama Power has coordinated more than 117,000 volunteers and removed 15.5 million pounds of trash from Southeastern waterways. This year more than 30 cleanups are planned through November on the Alabama, Black Warrior, Cahaba, Chattahoochee, Coosa, Mobile and Tallapoosa rivers.

register.alabamabasstrail.org

Renew Our Rivers began in 2000 as a community river cleanup organized by Alabama Power employees from Plant Gadsden concerned about litter found along the Coosa River. Today, Renew Our Rivers is one of the nation’s largest river cleanups. With the help of local community partners, volunteers and organizations, Alabama Power has coordinated more than 117,000 volunteers and removed 15.5 million pounds of trash from Southeastern waterways. This year more than 30 cleanups are planned through November on the Alabama, Black Warrior, Cahaba, Chattahoochee, Coosa, Mobile and Tallapoosa rivers.

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Rain or Shine Flea Market Event open 6 am - 2 pm - GREAT FOOD & SHOPPING! Plan on eating breakfast, lunch and taking something home for dinner! A great variety of food and snacks! No dogs allowed

Competition is going to be fierce! Come enjoy some great food! Ample servings of great food are always featured, including entrees such as venison, duck, dove, pheasant and so much more! the event is the perfect opportunity for sportsmen and women and outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy some good ol' fashion fun, fellowship, and for backyard chefs to show off their culinary skills.

Live Music!   Silent Auction!

Cook Teams Needed!
For ticket or Cook Team information contact:
Catherine's Market (256) 215-7070
The Sure Shot (256) 329-0080
AWF Headquarters (334) 285-4550

Sample some of the "Best Wild Game" in Alabama.
$40.00 Admission for up to 2 adults prior to event.
or $50.00 Admission for up to 2 adults at the door.
Free for Cook Teams and youth under 15.

Competition is going to be fierce! Come enjoy some great food! Ample servings of great food are always featured, including entrees such as venison, duck, dove, pheasant and so much more! the event is the perfect opportunity for sportsmen and women and outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy some good ol' fashion fun, fellowship, and for backyard chefs to show off their culinary skills.

Live Music!   Silent Auction!

Cook Teams Needed!
For ticket or Cook Team information contact:
Catherine's Market (256) 215-7070
The Sure Shot (256) 329-0080
AWF Headquarters (334) 285-4550

Sample some of the "Best Wild Game" in Alabama.
$40.00 Admission for up to 2 adults prior to event.
or $50.00 Admission for up to 2 adults at the door.
Free for Cook Teams and youth under 15.

register.alabamabasstrail.org

Mr. Perry Austin will teach a 3-day studio workshop on Lake Martin this May12-14. We have room for you. Mr. Perry Austin is a wonderful teacher!

Announcing a workshop at The Tallapoosa School of Art, near Dadeville, AL. May 12 - 14, 2020. All inclusive packages available. Tuition only: $450.00. I've taught here before and it is a really unique and functional space with plenty of room in a great studio. This will be an in studio workshop.
Contact; Dorothy Littleton at 334-332-8457

www.tallapoosaworkshops.com

www.perryaustinfineart.com

2020 Marks Dixieland Chapters return to Lake Guntersville Yacht Club.

Alabama's largest in-water boat show and festival is back May 15-17, 2020. There will be raffle giveaways every hour on the hour that LakeFest is open.

May 15: 2:00 PM – 9:00 PM
7 am – 1 pm: Vendor Setup
2 pm: LakeFest open to the public
2 pm- 9pm: Beginning GIVEAWAYS on the hour, EVERY HOUR!
2pm- 9 pm: Live music on the TRACKER OFF ROAD stage
Soon after dark (estimated around 8 PM): FIREWORKS show honoring veterans from the Colonel Robert L. Howard State Veterans Home
9 pm: LakeFest closes for the evening

May 16: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
7am – 8:30am Vendor Setup
9am: LakeFest Day 2 Open!
11 am- 9 pm: GIVEAWAYS on the hour, EVERY HOUR
11 am: Boat safety seminar hosted by Coast Guard Auxillary
12 pm – 9 pm: Live music on the TRACKER OUTDOORS stage
9pm: Lakefest closes for the evening

May 17: Noon – 5 PM
12 pm: LakeFest Day 3 Open!
12pm – 5pm: Giveaways on the hour, EVERY HOUR.
5pm: LakeFest 2020 ends!

www.loganmartinlakefest.com

Alabama's largest in-water boat show and festival is back May 15-17, 2020. There will be raffle giveaways every hour on the hour that LakeFest is open.

May 15: 2:00 PM – 9:00 PM
7 am – 1 pm: Vendor Setup
2 pm: LakeFest open to the public
2 pm- 9pm: Beginning GIVEAWAYS on the hour, EVERY HOUR!
2pm- 9 pm: Live music on the TRACKER OFF ROAD stage
Soon after dark (estimated around 8 PM): FIREWORKS show honoring veterans from the Colonel Robert L. Howard State Veterans Home
9 pm: LakeFest closes for the evening

May 16: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
7am – 8:30am Vendor Setup
9am: LakeFest Day 2 Open!
11 am- 9 pm: GIVEAWAYS on the hour, EVERY HOUR
11 am: Boat safety seminar hosted by Coast Guard Auxillary
12 pm – 9 pm: Live music on the TRACKER OUTDOORS stage
9pm: Lakefest closes for the evening

May 17: Noon – 5 PM
12 pm: LakeFest Day 3 Open!
12pm – 5pm: Giveaways on the hour, EVERY HOUR.
5pm: LakeFest 2020 ends!

www.loganmartinlakefest.com

Alabama's largest in-water boat show and festival is back May 15-17, 2020. There will be raffle giveaways every hour on the hour that LakeFest is open.

May 15: 2:00 PM – 9:00 PM
7 am – 1 pm: Vendor Setup
2 pm: LakeFest open to the public
2 pm- 9pm: Beginning GIVEAWAYS on the hour, EVERY HOUR!
2pm- 9 pm: Live music on the TRACKER OFF ROAD stage
Soon after dark (estimated around 8 PM): FIREWORKS show honoring veterans from the Colonel Robert L. Howard State Veterans Home
9 pm: LakeFest closes for the evening

May 16: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
7am – 8:30am Vendor Setup
9am: LakeFest Day 2 Open!
11 am- 9 pm: GIVEAWAYS on the hour, EVERY HOUR
11 am: Boat safety seminar hosted by Coast Guard Auxillary
12 pm – 9 pm: Live music on the TRACKER OUTDOORS stage
9pm: Lakefest closes for the evening

May 17: Noon – 5 PM
12 pm: LakeFest Day 3 Open!
12pm – 5pm: Giveaways on the hour, EVERY HOUR.
5pm: LakeFest 2020 ends!

www.loganmartinlakefest.com

Alabama's largest in-water boat show and festival is back May 15-17, 2020. There will be raffle giveaways every hour on the hour that LakeFest is open.

May 15: 2:00 PM – 9:00 PM
7 am – 1 pm: Vendor Setup
2 pm: LakeFest open to the public
2 pm- 9pm: Beginning GIVEAWAYS on the hour, EVERY HOUR!
2pm- 9 pm: Live music on the TRACKER OFF ROAD stage
Soon after dark (estimated around 8 PM): FIREWORKS show honoring veterans from the Colonel Robert L. Howard State Veterans Home
9 pm: LakeFest closes for the evening

May 16: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
7am – 8:30am Vendor Setup
9am: LakeFest Day 2 Open!
11 am- 9 pm: GIVEAWAYS on the hour, EVERY HOUR
11 am: Boat safety seminar hosted by Coast Guard Auxillary
12 pm – 9 pm: Live music on the TRACKER OUTDOORS stage
9pm: Lakefest closes for the evening

May 17: Noon – 5 PM
12 pm: LakeFest Day 3 Open!
12pm – 5pm: Giveaways on the hour, EVERY HOUR.
5pm: LakeFest 2020 ends!

www.loganmartinlakefest.com

Mr. Banks runs a tight household until his daughter Kay surprises everyone with the announcement that she is engaged. The couple doesn’t want a “big” wedding—just a simple affair with a few friends. Before long, though, Mr. Banks’ life becomes a sprawling circus of caterers, florists, and furniture movers, in this comedy that inspired both the 1950 Spencer Tracy movie and the 1991 Steve Martin reboot.

• Thursday, May 14 @ 7:30 p.m. *Pay-What-You-Can Dress Rehearsal
• Friday, May 15 @ 7:30 p.m.
• Saturday, May 16 @ 7:30 p.m.
• Sunday, May 17 @ 2:00 p.m.
• Wednesday, May 20 @ 2:00 p.m.
• Thursday, May 21 @ 7:30 p.m.
• Friday, May 22 @ 7:30 p.m.
• Saturday, May 23 @ 2:00 p.m.
• Sunday, May 24 @ 2:00 p.m.

register.alabamabasstrail.org

Register at this link:  secure.touchnet.net

Guidelines for Participation (please keep this page)

•Participants assume personal liability and must sign liability waiver statement

•No alcohol, firearms or pets•Coast Guard regulations require an approved personal flotation device
•Closed toe shoesrequired–no flip flops or bare feet
•All trash must be packed out (trash cans available at venue)
•The event will proceed rain or shine with no registration refunds
•Dinner will be provided –participants must provide their own snacks and drinks during thefloat. No special dietary meals provided.

•Risks and Hazards (included but not limited to the following) drowning, sunburn, dehydration, slippery rocks, snakes, stinging insects, poisonous plants, overhanging limbs, cuts, abrasions, bumps,head injuries, difficult access for rescue vehicles, and other risks associated with outdoor activities in remote areas.
•Experienced “safety paddlers’ will be available to provide assistance along the float but they are not responsible for your safety.

Suggested Items to Bring
•Canoe or kayak (no flat bottom boats, innertubes, etc.)
•Snacks/Water
•Dry Change of Clothes & Towel
•Camera with Waterproof Boxor Dry Bag
•Hat, Long Sleeve Shirt, and Sunglasses for Sun Protection
•Sunscreen•Bug Repellant
•Dry Bag, Zip Lock Bags, Trash BagSchedule

•You can arrive at Kylee Cooper Farm as early as 7:30 a.m. on May 16th.
•You will need to sign-in at registration table when you arrive.
•Canoes/Kayaks will be unloaded and loaded onto transportation trailers.
•Paddlers will be loaded onto shuttles and shuttled along with their boat to launch location.
•Shuttles will be provided to and from put-in and take-outlocations.
•Once you arrive back at venue, you are welcome to begin eating and enjoying activities (listed below).
•Restrooms and changing rooms are available at venue you will meet at and return.

.Activities
•Kayaking/Canoeing, Cookoff, Music, Horseshoes, and Corn Hole.

(Walker County)

Renew Our Rivers began in 2000 as a community river cleanup organized by Alabama Power employees from Plant Gadsden concerned about litter found along the Coosa River. Today, Renew Our Rivers is one of the nation’s largest river cleanups. With the help of local community partners, volunteers and organizations, Alabama Power has coordinated more than 117,000 volunteers and removed 15.5 million pounds of trash from Southeastern waterways. This year more than 30 cleanups are planned through November on the Alabama, Black Warrior, Cahaba, Chattahoochee, Coosa, Mobile and Tallapoosa rivers.

Register here:  https://www.active.com/alexander-city-al/running/distance-running-races/patriots-run-5k-2020?int&fbclid=IwAR2S8xmj9JiLrgCLtE1iKYfxxFKCDlyHAMZLuyOFDUd6ZruDR6_pQkarLOA

Smith Lake Memorial Festival 

Venders Wanted:  

www.cullmancountyparks.com

Smith Lake Memorial Festival 

Venders Wanted:  

www.cullmancountyparks.com

National Marina Days is a nationwide boating event dedicated to grow boating participation across North America. Marinas collaborate to hold events to introduce the public to boating through on-water and land-side activities at marinas in every corner of the country.

Rain or Shine Flea Market Event open 6 am - 2 pm - GREAT FOOD & SHOPPING! Plan on eating breakfast, lunch and taking something home for dinner! A great variety of food and snacks! No dogs allowed

register.alabamabasstrail.org

https://marshallcountycvb.com/on-the-lake/hydrofest?fbclid=IwAR3tG5d0mwEdbRL4lc6xaQ150igGgtaZ1KWzSn7Tir3zdBa6A9zmjZ2XykU

https://marshallcountycvb.com/on-the-lake/hydrofest?fbclid=IwAR3tG5d0mwEdbRL4lc6xaQ150igGgtaZ1KWzSn7Tir3zdBa6A9zmjZ2XykU

Rain or Shine Flea Market Event open 6 am - 2 pm - GREAT FOOD & SHOPPING! Plan on eating breakfast, lunch and taking something home for dinner! A great variety of food and snacks! No dogs allowed

In this unforgettable show that inspired a movie and a sequel, the story-telling magic of ABBA's timeless songs propels an enchanting tale of love, laughter, and friendship. When a young woman wants to invite the father she’s never known to her wedding, she hatches a plan to uncover the mystery of her origins. Together, a mother, a daughter, and three possible dads, find themselves taking a trip down the aisle you'll never forget!

• Thursday, July 16 @ 7:30 p.m. *Pay-What-You-Can Dress Rehearsal
• Friday, July 17 @ 7:30 p.m.
• Saturday, July 18 @ 7:30 p.m.
• Sunday, July 19 @ 2:00 p.m.
• Wednesday, July 22 @ 2:00 p.m.
• Thursday, July 23 @ 7:30 p.m.
• Friday, July 24 @ 7:30 p.m.
• Saturday, July 25 @ 2:00 p.m.
• Sunday, July 26 @ 2:00 p.m.

Rain or Shine Flea Market Event open 6 am - 2 pm - GREAT FOOD & SHOPPING! Plan on eating breakfast, lunch and taking something home for dinner! A great variety of food and snacks! No dogs allowed

Rain or Shine Flea Market Event open 6 am - 2 pm - GREAT FOOD & SHOPPING! Plan on eating breakfast, lunch and taking something home for dinner! A great variety of food and snacks! No dogs allowed

Our Derby Day party is like none other. We encourage everyone to wear some Derby attire, from sear sucker suits and buckskin shoes to unique hats, there are prizes for great all! We have the most awesome mint juleps, pimento cheese stuffed eggs, a sweet or two and more. If you haven’t been to Derby Day at The Stables, why not give it a try! It is fun, we do raise money for our friends at Children’s Harbor (Ask for details, but it involves you bringing a few five-dollar bills along.), and if you choose, you don’t have to spend a dime.

(Walker County)

Renew Our Rivers began in 2000 as a community river cleanup organized by Alabama Power employees from Plant Gadsden concerned about litter found along the Coosa River. Today, Renew Our Rivers is one of the nation’s largest river cleanups. With the help of local community partners, volunteers and organizations, Alabama Power has coordinated more than 117,000 volunteers and removed 15.5 million pounds of trash from Southeastern waterways. This year more than 30 cleanups are planned through November on the Alabama, Black Warrior, Cahaba, Chattahoochee, Coosa, Mobile and Tallapoosa rivers.

(Cullman County)

Renew Our Rivers began in 2000 as a community river cleanup organized by Alabama Power employees from Plant Gadsden concerned about litter found along the Coosa River. Today, Renew Our Rivers is one of the nation’s largest river cleanups. With the help of local community partners, volunteers and organizations, Alabama Power has coordinated more than 117,000 volunteers and removed 15.5 million pounds of trash from Southeastern waterways. This year more than 30 cleanups are planned through November on the Alabama, Black Warrior, Cahaba, Chattahoochee, Coosa, Mobile and Tallapoosa rivers.

(Winston County)

Renew Our Rivers began in 2000 as a community river cleanup organized by Alabama Power employees from Plant Gadsden concerned about litter found along the Coosa River. Today, Renew Our Rivers is one of the nation’s largest river cleanups. With the help of local community partners, volunteers and organizations, Alabama Power has coordinated more than 117,000 volunteers and removed 15.5 million pounds of trash from Southeastern waterways. This year more than 30 cleanups are planned through November on the Alabama, Black Warrior, Cahaba, Chattahoochee, Coosa, Mobile and Tallapoosa rivers.

Workshop with local artist Mr. Perry Austin.

www.perryaustinfineart.com

Rain or Shine Flea Market Event open 6 am - 2 pm - GREAT FOOD & SHOPPING! Plan on eating breakfast, lunch and taking something home for dinner! A great variety of food and snacks! No dogs allowed

Renew Our Rivers began in 2000 as a community river cleanup organized by Alabama Power employees from Plant Gadsden concerned about litter found along the Coosa River. Today, Renew Our Rivers is one of the nation’s largest river cleanups. With the help of local community partners, volunteers and organizations, Alabama Power has coordinated more than 117,000 volunteers and removed 15.5 million pounds of trash from Southeastern waterways. This year more than 30 cleanups are planned through November on the Alabama, Black Warrior, Cahaba, Chattahoochee, Coosa, Mobile and Tallapoosa rivers.

Marlin Glover at
770-445-0824

Renew Our Rivers began in 2000 as a community river cleanup organized by Alabama Power employees from Plant Gadsden concerned about litter found along the Coosa River. Today, Renew Our Rivers is one of the nation’s largest river cleanups. With the help of local community partners, volunteers and organizations, Alabama Power has coordinated more than 117,000 volunteers and removed 15.5 million pounds of trash from Southeastern waterways. This year more than 30 cleanups are planned through November on the Alabama, Black Warrior, Cahaba, Chattahoochee, Coosa, Mobile and Tallapoosa rivers.

HOST: Alexander City Chamber of Commerce

Renew Our Rivers began in 2000 as a community river cleanup organized by Alabama Power employees from Plant Gadsden concerned about litter found along the Coosa River. Today, Renew Our Rivers is one of the nation’s largest river cleanups. With the help of local community partners, volunteers and organizations, Alabama Power has coordinated more than 117,000 volunteers and removed 15.5 million pounds of trash from Southeastern waterways. This year more than 30 cleanups are planned through November on the Alabama, Black Warrior, Cahaba, Chattahoochee, Coosa, Mobile and Tallapoosa rivers.

Renew Our Rivers began in 2000 as a community river cleanup organized by Alabama Power employees from Plant Gadsden concerned about litter found along the Coosa River. Today, Renew Our Rivers is one of the nation’s largest river cleanups. With the help of local community partners, volunteers and organizations, Alabama Power has coordinated more than 117,000 volunteers and removed 15.5 million pounds of trash from Southeastern waterways. This year more than 30 cleanups are planned through November on the Alabama, Black Warrior, Cahaba, Chattahoochee, Coosa, Mobile and Tallapoosa rivers.