Montgomery Events
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Saturday, February 16 2019
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From zoo animals to our pets at home and even including us, we all need enrichment.
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The Green Book: Navigating Jim Crow America
The exhibit “The Green Book: Navigating Jim Crow America” lays out the ways Black travelers used guides and networks to ensure that they could travel through segregated America safely, along with how the Freedom Rides and Civil Rights Movement changed interstate travel.
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Documentary Film Screening and Panel Discussion of Architects of Change.
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Love on the Harriott II Valentine’s Cruise
Sweethearts can enjoy a surf and turf dinner, roses, champagne and live entertainment on this romantic Valentine’s couples cruise.
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Take your marriage to the next level at a Weekend to Remember® Marriage Getaway!
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Through storytelling and song, this production celebrates how Nina Simone helped define the sound of the Civil Rights Movement.
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This autobiographical musical by Jonathan Larson, the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning composer of Rent, is the story of a struggling composer and the sacrifices that he made in pursuit of his dream.
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Intimate Valentine’s themed couples dessert cruise. This cruise is two hours long and includes light appetizers, complimentary glass of champagne and flute, live entertainment & cash bar.
Sunday, February 17 2019
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In honor or Black History Month, the Juliette Hampton Morgan Memorial Library will be showing a new film relating to the ongoing struggle for Civil Rights in America.
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Phantom of the Universe: The Hunt for Dark Matter
Come follow scientists as they try to solve one of the biggest mysteries in the cosmos.
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Take your marriage to the next level at a Weekend to Remember® Marriage Getaway!
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Through storytelling and song, this production celebrates how Nina Simone helped define the sound of the Civil Rights Movement.
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This autobiographical musical by Jonathan Larson, the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning composer of Rent, is the story of a struggling composer and the sacrifices that he made in pursuit of his dream.
Monday, February 18 2019
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Roots & Wings Collection Exhibition
Celebrating Alabama’s history and our most notable African-Americans who made it!
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Phantom of the Universe: The Hunt for Dark Matter
Come follow scientists as they try to solve one of the biggest mysteries in the cosmos.
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Montgomery Symphony Orchestra Presents A Night at the Opera
Join the Montgomery Symphony Orchestra as they present A Night at the Opera, February 18.
Tuesday, February 19 2019
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Roots & Wings Collection Exhibition
Celebrating Alabama’s history and our most notable African-Americans who made it!
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The Green Book: Navigating Jim Crow America
The exhibit “The Green Book: Navigating Jim Crow America” lays out the ways Black travelers used guides and networks to ensure that they could travel through segregated America safely, along with how the Freedom Rides and Civil Rights Movement changed interstate travel.
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Phantom of the Universe: The Hunt for Dark Matter
Come follow scientists as they try to solve one of the biggest mysteries in the cosmos.
Wednesday, February 20 2019
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Roots & Wings Collection Exhibition
Celebrating Alabama’s history and our most notable African-Americans who made it!
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The Green Book: Navigating Jim Crow America
The exhibit “The Green Book: Navigating Jim Crow America” lays out the ways Black travelers used guides and networks to ensure that they could travel through segregated America safely, along with how the Freedom Rides and Civil Rights Movement changed interstate travel.
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Phantom of the Universe: The Hunt for Dark Matter
Come follow scientists as they try to solve one of the biggest mysteries in the cosmos.
Thursday, February 21 2019
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Roots & Wings Collection Exhibition
Celebrating Alabama’s history and our most notable African-Americans who made it!
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The Green Book: Navigating Jim Crow America
The exhibit “The Green Book: Navigating Jim Crow America” lays out the ways Black travelers used guides and networks to ensure that they could travel through segregated America safely, along with how the Freedom Rides and Civil Rights Movement changed interstate travel.
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Food for Thought Lunchtime Lecture Series
Lunchtime Lecture Series at the Alabama Department of Archives and History.
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EARTH’S HEART: Connecting Cultures
Visit ARTWORKS on Thursday afternoons to learn about the art of different countries.
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Phantom of the Universe: The Hunt for Dark Matter
Come follow scientists as they try to solve one of the biggest mysteries in the cosmos.
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In honor of Black History Month, Rufus A. Lewis Regional Library is showcasing Alma Thomas, who is an African American Expressionist painter best known for her colorful abstract paintings.
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Drink For a Cause: Montgomery Habitat for Humanity
Common Bond is teaming up with Montgomery Habitat for Humanity for February’s Drink for a Cause Night!
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This autobiographical musical by Jonathan Larson, the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning composer of Rent, is the story of a struggling composer and the sacrifices that he made in pursuit of his dream.
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Our Town follows young lovers Emily and George and their neighbors through a life journey that delivers universal truths about what it means to be human.
Friday, February 22 2019
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Roots & Wings Collection Exhibition
Celebrating Alabama’s history and our most notable African-Americans who made it!
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The Green Book: Navigating Jim Crow America
The exhibit “The Green Book: Navigating Jim Crow America” lays out the ways Black travelers used guides and networks to ensure that they could travel through segregated America safely, along with how the Freedom Rides and Civil Rights Movement changed interstate travel.
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This autobiographical musical by Jonathan Larson, the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning composer of Rent, is the story of a struggling composer and the sacrifices that he made in pursuit of his dream.
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Our Town follows young lovers Emily and George and their neighbors through a life journey that delivers universal truths about what it means to be human.
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Wind Down Downtown with Windsync
Wind Down in Downtown Montgomery with Windsync, a dynamic wind quintet, dazzling in concert.
Saturday, February 23 2019
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The 63rd Rummage Sale presented by Junior League
Join the Junior League of Montgomery for their annual rummage sale offering new and gently used items.
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Roots & Wings Collection Exhibition
Celebrating Alabama’s history and our most notable African-Americans who made it!
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The Green Book: Navigating Jim Crow America
The exhibit “The Green Book: Navigating Jim Crow America” lays out the ways Black travelers used guides and networks to ensure that they could travel through segregated America safely, along with how the Freedom Rides and Civil Rights Movement changed interstate travel.
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6th Annual Mardi Gras Block Party & Cajun Cook-off
Grab your beads and come out for DBA Montgomery’s 6th Annual Mardi Gras Block Party & Cajun Cook-off!
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Come join in a play along with some of the area’s greats or just come hang out and listen to some good ole bluegrass music.
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Come celebrate Mardi Gras in downtown Montgomery with a cruise on the Alabama River.
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This autobiographical musical by Jonathan Larson, the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning composer of Rent, is the story of a struggling composer and the sacrifices that he made in pursuit of his dream.
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Our Town follows young lovers Emily and George and their neighbors through a life journey that delivers universal truths about what it means to be human.
Sunday, February 24 2019
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Phantom of the Universe: The Hunt for Dark Matter
Come follow scientists as they try to solve one of the biggest mysteries in the cosmos.
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This music competition is open to artists of all ages and musical genres, individuals and groups alike. Invite your friends to come out and vote!
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This autobiographical musical by Jonathan Larson, the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award-winning composer of Rent, is the story of a struggling composer and the sacrifices that he made in pursuit of his dream.
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Monday, February 25 2019
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Roots & Wings Collection Exhibition
Celebrating Alabama’s history and our most notable African-Americans who made it!
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Phantom of the Universe: The Hunt for Dark Matter
Come follow scientists as they try to solve one of the biggest mysteries in the cosmos.
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Chosen as an official event of The Alabama Bicentennial, Take My Seat presents a unique perspective on a crucial time in Alabama’s history.
Tuesday, February 26 2019
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Roots & Wings Collection Exhibition
Celebrating Alabama’s history and our most notable African-Americans who made it!
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The Green Book: Navigating Jim Crow America
The exhibit “The Green Book: Navigating Jim Crow America” lays out the ways Black travelers used guides and networks to ensure that they could travel through segregated America safely, along with how the Freedom Rides and Civil Rights Movement changed interstate travel.
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Phantom of the Universe: The Hunt for Dark Matter
Come follow scientists as they try to solve one of the biggest mysteries in the cosmos.
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The Drowsy Chaperone is a musical with book by Bob Martin and Don McKellar and music and lyrics by Lisa Lambert and Greg Morrison. It is a parody of American musical comedy of the 1920s.
Wednesday, February 27 2019
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Roots & Wings Collection Exhibition
Celebrating Alabama’s history and our most notable African-Americans who made it!
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The Green Book: Navigating Jim Crow America
The exhibit “The Green Book: Navigating Jim Crow America” lays out the ways Black travelers used guides and networks to ensure that they could travel through segregated America safely, along with how the Freedom Rides and Civil Rights Movement changed interstate travel.
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Phantom of the Universe: The Hunt for Dark Matter
Come follow scientists as they try to solve one of the biggest mysteries in the cosmos.
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Join Forward South for “Celebrating Black Makers” on Wednesday, February 27 from 6-8 pm at the Biergarten.
Thursday, February 28 2019
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Roots & Wings Collection Exhibition
Celebrating Alabama’s history and our most notable African-Americans who made it!
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The Green Book: Navigating Jim Crow America
The exhibit “The Green Book: Navigating Jim Crow America” lays out the ways Black travelers used guides and networks to ensure that they could travel through segregated America safely, along with how the Freedom Rides and Civil Rights Movement changed interstate travel.
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EARTH’S HEART: Connecting Cultures
Visit ARTWORKS on Thursday afternoons to learn about the art of different countries.
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Phantom of the Universe: The Hunt for Dark Matter
Come follow scientists as they try to solve one of the biggest mysteries in the cosmos.
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Shakespeare’s iconic story asks the question: What happens when a community fails its young people?
