Montgomery may be known for the role it has played in changing the world through the Civil Rights Movement, but it also has the cool, funky, cosmopolitan feel of a big city. Thanks to a dramatic downtown revitalization, this charming southern town is quickly becoming a must-see destination in the Southeast, offering everything from eclectic culinary experiences and world renowned arts and culture, to a hip nightlife scene and the best of family fun.
Overlooking the Alabama River, Freedom Monument Sculpture Park honors the lives and memories of Black people who were enslaved in America and celebrates their courage and resilience. At this 17-acre site, breathtaking art and original artifacts provide a unique experience.
Ravello, inspired and named for a small town off the Amal Coast, is a modern Italian restaurant housed in downtown Montgomery. Led by Executive Chef Eric Rivera, the menu is focused on ingredient driven, coastal cuisine, and features a variety of menu options.
Wildlife adventure, family fun, and educational experiences can be found daily at the Montgomery Zoo and Mann Wildlife Learning Museum. Discover more than 500 animals in natural habitats divided into ve continents or take a ride on the Zoofari SkyLift or the Zoo Train to get a bird's-eye view of the animals and exhibits.
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Those of us who live here have always known what a gem our city is, but now it seems the entire nation knows it too.
Montgomery was voted the Best Historic City by USA Today ...and named All-American City by the National Civic League
FIND YOUR INSPIRATION
Founded in 1930, the Museum’s collection consists of more than 4,000 objects, including important examples of American paintings and sculpture, self-taught and folk art, Studio Art Glass, and Old Master prints. Both the collection and annual schedule of changing exhibitions reflect the diverse experiences, lives, and interests of those who now call Montgomery and the River Region home.
Blount Cultural Park One Museum Drive Montgomery, AL 36117
Open Tuesday through Sunday Free Entry + Parking mmfa.org @MontgomeryMFA
ARTWORKS
An engaging gallery where visitors can connect with art through interactive elements or enjoy the spaces set aside for quiet reading and imaginative play.
VERDE
Featuring stunning views of Blount Cultural Park, Verde offers a variety of delicious options made from fresh, seasonal, and local ingredients.
MUSEUM SHOP
Stop in and shop the diverse selection of fine, decorative, and functional arts—and support our local artists!
Above: Cappy Thompson (American, born 1952), Stars Falling on Alabama: We Are Enraptured by the Celestial Fireworks of the Muses (detail), 2005, vitreous enamel on glass, Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts Association Commission, 2006.2
EVENTS CALENDAR
MONTGOMERY WHITEWATER
A 120-acre world-class outdoor adventure center offering rafting, kayaking, and a unique mix of adventurous outdoor activities, festivals, and competitive events designed for all ages and abilities. montgomerywhitewater.com
SUMMER JULY-SEPTEMBER
4th of July Celebration montgomeryal.gov
ASU Labor Day Classic alasu.edu
Annual Red Tails Classic Football Game tuskegee.edu
Biscuits Baseball 20th Season biscuitsbaseball.com
Broadway Under the Stars montgomerysymphony.org
Buckmasters Expo buckmasters.org
Guardian Kicko Classic guardiankicko classic.com
Hank Williams
Birthday Celebration thehankwilliamsmuseum.net
HBCU Classic Weekend montgomeryal.gov
Hog Days of Summer hogdays.org
Oyster Festival facebook.com/lightninglinemgm
Second Saturdays montgomeryal.gov
Summer Nights at The Shoppes theshoppesateastchase.com
Tavern Fest landmarksfoundation.com
FALL OCTOBER-DECEMBER
7th Annual River Region
Ballet Nutcracker alabamariverregionballet.com
Alabama National Fair alnationalfair.org
All is Bright theshoppesateastchase.com
AWF Wild Game Cooko alabamawildlife.org
Camellia Bowl camelliabowl.com
Capital City Christmas Parade montgomeryal.gov
Christmas Lights Festival montgomeryzoo.com
Downtown New Year's Celebration montgomeryal.gov
Fitzgerald Museum New Year's Gala the tzgeraldmuseum.org
Catch it before it’s gone! Head on over to the fairgrounds for the best ten days of Fall at the Alabama National Fair. Catch live music, pig racing, carnival rides, the ferris wheel or one of the many art or livestock exhibits. And, there’s a circus! 334-272-6831 • alnationalfair.org
FITZGERALD NEW YEAR’S EVE GALA
This Annual Gala is the Museum's largest annual fundraiser and is a "Jazz Age" party of epic apper proportions. Hundreds of guests attend, all arrayed in 1920s (or '30s) costume. Heavy hors d'oeuvres, complimentary wine and cash bar, live period music, antique cars, and a jaw-dropping Silent Auction make this event Montgomery's affair of the year. Double your fun and attend the Spring Gala at The Fitzgerald Museum. 334-264-4222 • the tzgeraldmuseum.org
ZOO WEEKEND
This action-packed weekend is the perfect opportunity to get up close and personal with over 500 animals from ve continental realms, plus there will be live entertainment, games, rides, bouncy houses, big slides, in atables, pony and camel rides, a petting zoo, karate demos, Montgomery Police K-9 presentation, live animal presentations, and plenty of concessions. 334-625-4900 • montgomeryzoo.com
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RED BLUFF MUSIC, ARTS & FOOD FESTIVAL
Montgomery’s newest premier cultural event held each May by Vintage Hospitality Group along the city's historic waterfront draws in performers and music enthusiasts far and wide. The festival honors Montgomery's rich musical legacy by featuring top-tier artists in uenced by blues, country, jazz, and the soulful Southern sounds of our region. redblu est.com
WINTER JANUARY-MARCH
Black History Month Events experincemontgomeryal.org
Martin Luther King Celebration montgomeryal.gov
Montgomery Whitewater St. Patricks Day Festival montgomerywhitewater.com
Selma to Montgomery March Commemoration montgomeryal.gov
Selma to Montgomery 51 Mile Relay and Bike Ride montgomeryal.gov
Join the Alabama Cattlemen’s Association for the Annual Southeast Livestock Rodeo at Garrett Coliseum featuring the best of buckin’ broncos, barrel racing and burly bulls. And, don’t forget the Downtown Parade, Stick Horse Rodeo for the kids, or the Western Festival. 334-265-1867 • slerodeo.com
EVENTS CALENDAR
SPRING APRIL-JUNE
Biscuits Baseball milb.com/montgomery
BrewFest & RiverJam montgomeryal.gov
Cloverdale-Idlewild Park Concert Series montgomerycia.com
Dragon Boat Festival montgomerydragonboats.com
Fitzgerald Gala & Silent Auction the tzgeraldmuseum.org
Flimp Festival mmfa.org
Gun Island Chute Sup Cup experiencemontgomeryal.org
Jazz on the Riverfront montgomeryal.gov
Juneteenth montgomeryal.gov
Montgomery Whitewater Spring Festival montgomerywhitewater.com
Puppy Palooza theshoppesateastchase.com
Red Blu Art & Music Festival redblu mgm.com
Second Saturdays montgomeryal.gov
Seafood & Arts Festival montgomeryal.gov
Tri Montgomery letsdothis.com
Walk of Life events.joytolife.org
Zoo Weekend montgomeryzoo.com
BISCUITS BASEBALL
Batter up! Join the Montgomery Biscuits for an exciting season at Riverwalk Stadium. Each game will feature an exciting promotion and there will be tons of reworks. Plus, there are tons of activities happening inside the ballpark, so it’s the perfect venue for any group and occasion. 334-323-2255 • milb.com/montgomery
ASF’S SEASON
The Alabama Shakespeare Festival is the center of storytelling in Montgomery. Their stages offer plays and theatre experiences that include works by its beloved namesake, contemporary dramas and comedies, musicals, brand-new works by emerging Southern voices, and timeless classics. Live theatre returns for the 2023-2024 season.
See what’s on stage at asf.net! 334-271-5300 • asf.net
FIRST MILITARY ACTION OF THE CIVIL WAR
Confederate Secretary of War Leroy Pope Walker sends a telegraph from the Winter Building authorizing Confederate Gen. P.G.T. Beauregard to fire on Fort Sumter. Stop by and read the marker at the Winter Building.
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Visit Court Square Fountain located in the Court Square-Dexter Avenue Historic District where Alabama Town and New Philadelphia merged to become Montgomery.
ROSA PARKS REFUSES TO GIVE UP HER BUS SEAT TO A WHITE MAN AND SPARKS THE MONTGOMERY BUS BOYCOTT
Learn about Rosa’s life and legacy at The Rosa Parks Museum at Troy University downtown and take a picture with her statue located at One Court Square near the spot where she was arrested.
WHITE MOB ATTACKS FREEDOM RIDERS IN MONTGOMERY
Tour the Greyhound Bus Station turned Freedom Riders Museum where a group of brave students stood up against violence.
THE SELMA TO MONTGOMERY VOTING RIGHTS MARCH ENDED AT THE CAPITOL STEPS Join in on the Selma to Montgomery Annual 51 Mile Relay Race in March.
NAT KING COLE IS BORN ON MARCH 17
Have your camera ready and take a photo in front of Nat King Cole’s urban mural located on Maxwell Blvd.
1846 1918 1937 MONTGOMERY IS INCORPORATED
THE CITY BECOMES THE CAPITAL OF ALABAMA
Explore the complete history of the people of Alabama through records and artifacts at the Alabama Department of Archives.
F. SCOTT AND ZELDA FITZGERALD MEET AND FALL IN LOVE IN MONTGOMERY
Rent out one of the rooms in the F. Scott & Zelda Fitzgerald’s historic Old Cloverdale home and museum on Airbnb and attend one of the museum’s galas hosted throughout the year!
HANK WILLIAMS WINS A TALENT SHOW AT THE AGE OF 13 AT THE EMPIRE THEATER
Be captivated by the southern charm of the Hank Williams Museum! Hank’s music fills the museum and the artifacts will transport you into the musical legacy of Hank Williams.
2004
MONTGOMERY BISCUITS BASEBALL BEGINS AT THE BRAND NEW, YET HISTORIC, RIVERWALK STADIUM
Catch a game during the season or try one of the many off season events at Riverwalk Stadium.
THE LEGACY PAVILION BY THE EQUAL JUSTICE INITIATIVE OPENS
INCLUDING A RENOWNED RESTAURANT AND NEW EXHIBITS
Reflect on the Legacy Museum over comfort food at Pannie George’s inside the Pavilion.
2024
FREEDOM MONUMENT SCULPTURE
PARK OPENS CREATING THE THIRD INSTALLMENT OF THE EQUAL JUSTICE INITIATIVE'S LEGACY SITES
Experience contemporary artworks with historical artifacts and narrative, animating the humanity and struggle of enslaved Black Americans, shedding light on our nation's history.
2017
MONTGOMERY SELECTED TO RECEIVE THE F-35 LIGHTNING II FIGHTER JET
2018 2020
2023
MONTGOMERY WHITEWATER AND RECREATION PARK IN WEST MONTGOMERY OPENS SUMMER 2023
Visit Montgomery and experience the new 120-acre whitewater adventure and outdoor activity center!
1989 2002
HYUNDAI MOTOR MANUFACTURING ALABAMA MAKES MGM HOME
Experience one of the world’s most advanced automotive plants and watch Alabama team members and amazing robots assemble the Hyundai Sonata, Elantra, Santa Fe, Tucson, and Santa Cruz on a plant tour.
THE ALABAMA SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL OPENS A WORLD-CLASS $21 MILLION THEATRE FACILITY
Take in ASF’s 50th season with nine productions including everything from contemporary culture to heroic activists and people in extraordinary times.
Enjoy a picnic at Wright Brother’s park near where Wilbur and Orville Wright opened the nation’s first civilian flying school, what is now Maxwell Air Force Base.
2009
THE ALLEY ENTERTAINMENT
DISTRICT OPENS
Experience the restaurants and nightlife in downtown Montgomery.
THE NATIONAL MEMORIAL FOR PEACE AND JUSTICE AND THE LEGACY MUSEUM BY THE EQUAL JUSTICE INITIATIVE, OPENS TO NATIONAL ACCLAIM
Experience the expanded Museum that provides an opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of how slavery in America created lasting effects on our nation and culture.
WHAT’S NEW IN MGM
Come explore some of the exciting new additions to Montgomery’s tourism and retail scene! Montgomery’s historic district, which is full of local restaurants, bars, and shopping, welcomed a new luxury hotel. The newly opened Trilogy is a Marriott Autograph Collection Hotel with 117 boutique-style rooms, interesting common spaces, food and drinks with a view at the Waterworks Montgomery Rooftop Bar and Montgomery’s newest destination for ne dining, Kinsmith restaurant.
In addition to ideal places to stay, Montgomery has been adding to it’s portfolio of prime shopping with recent exciting additions. BeYOUtiful Boutique and Besties in downtown Montgomery offer chic and trendy styles. On the east side of town, The Shoppes at EastChase have been growing tremendously in recent months with the opening of South Boutique, Lululemon, and Aerie.
New Places to Stay, Shop & Entertain
WHERE TO DRINK & DINE:
Immerse yourself in the avor of Montgomery and relax at some of our nest bars and breweries. The hospitality scene is growing! New places to visit for a drink or unique dish are popping up everywhere.
If you have a love for the ner things, stop in and stay awhile at 23 Court Cigar Bar to enjoy an upscale evening of dress codes, premium cigars, ne spirits, and hand-crafted cocktails. Located on 23 South Court Street, this cigar bar offers the perfect atmosphere to don your sport’s coat or cocktail dress and indulge in the lavish experience that is 23 Court.
For a more family-friendly outing, hop on over to Red Bluff Bar at The Silos. The historic location previously served as an old train station, the Silo Depot, until 1995. Vintage Hospitality's recently opened bar offers a rotating draft selection, a variety of wine and cocktails, and family-friendly games including horseshoes and cornhole. The best part? Red Bluff is pet-friendly so your pup can tag along! Or head over to The Statesman and enjoy craft cocktails, mocktails, a beer and wine bar, and live music.
When it comes to upscale dining, there is no better place than the newly opened Ravello Ristorante whose name and menu is inspired by a small town
off the Amal Coast. Ravello is led by award-winning Executive Chef Eric Rivera and the seating is in high demand, so make sure you make your reservation in advance! If drinks with a view are more what you’re looking for, check out the new, cool vibe of Waterworks Montgomery, a rooftop bar located in the Trilogy Hotel downtown. Or check out their interior bar and restaurant Kinsmith, in the old water works building.
You can’t beat a good brunch, The Bubbly Hen is a locally owned full-time brunch eatery on the East side of Montgomery that serves breakfast, lunch, and everything in between—from creative coffees to build your own bloody marys!
Keep it casual at Hilltop Public House—a local coffee shop and bar located in the historic Cottage Hill neighborhood near downtown Montgomery. A great spot for locals and visitors alike to grab a cup of coffee to kick start the day or a drink to winddown afterwards. Their menu offers a wide variety of espresso beverages, beers, cocktails, and wine. Plus, you can often nd The Funky Forte food truck parked out front of Hilltop Public House. The Funky Forte serves elevated gastropub foods. To go along with their fun name, the locations and menu change weekly, so be sure to check their Facebook page to nd where and what they are serving this week!
DOWNTOWN SUGAR HAVEN
Downtown Montgomery welcomes a delightful addition: Lorraine’s Bake Shop, conveniently situated at 22 Dexter Avenue, is a must-visit destination. This cozy bakery sets the stage for indulging in Lorraine's scrumptious treats. They excel in crafting customized, beautifully decorated sugar cookies available in a range of avors, suitable for occasions such as weddings, birthdays, and corporate events. Don't miss the chance to savor one of their oatmeal cookie pies; they've become the talk of the town.
NEW ATTRACTIONS:
Did you know you can go whitewater rafting right in the heart of Montgomery? The city’s newest and biggest addition, is Montgomery Whitewater—a world-class outdoor recreation and entertainment facility situated on the banks of the Alabama River. The Montgomery Whitewater facility offers a stateof-the-art, man-made whitewater for rafting and paddling, an outdoor amphitheater and endless outdoor activities like a ropes course, zip line, hiking trails, and more!
Come to Montgomery for a truth telling journey through American history at the newly installed Freedom Monument Sculpture Park. Overlooking the Alabama River, Freedom Monument Sculpture Park honors the lives and memories of the 10 million Black people who were enslaved in America and celebrates their courage and resilience. At this 17-acre site, breathtaking art and original artifacts invite an immersive, interactive journey
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and provide a unique view into the lives of enslaved people. The monument park is one of the three Legacy Sites developed by the Equal Justice Initiative in Montgomery.
Shady Street Trailhead Park is part of a larger plan to expand downtown riverfront activities. The plan is to eventually connect a series of green spaces through ve miles of gardens and walking-biking paths that stretch from north Montgomery to Maxwell Air Force Base along the riverfront.
Go check out Montgomery’s latest mural, “DNA”, at the intersection of Lee and Montgomery Streets. JonOne, an international graffiti artist created the colorful abstract piece in the hopes of bringing people together and creating a brighter and more colorful world.
EMBRACING TRUTH
Exploring Freedom Monument Sculpture Park
The Equal Justice Initiative recently added Freedom Monument Sculpture Park to its narrative of telling America’s true history. The park rounds out the now called Legacy Sites which also include the nationally acclaimed Legacy Museum and The National Memorial for Peace and Justice.
“Places to go in 2024”
FREEDOM MONUMENT SCULPTURE PARK
Built on the banks of the Alabama River, this 17-acre site explores the lived experience of enslaved people in America. World-class structures animate an unforgettable journey through history that culminates in a rstof-its-kind monument honoring enslaved people in the U.S.
PLAN YOUR VISIT
Three spaces. One powerful experience.
Recommended Experience
Start your journey at the Legacy Museum, then proceed to the National Memorial for Peace and Justice, and nally, immerse yourself in the beauty of Freedom Monument Sculpture Park. Allocate 3-5 hours for an enriching experience at the Legacy Museum, and reserve 1-2 hours for contemplation and re ection at the memorial and monument. Feel free to spread your exploration across multiple days; your ticket grants you the exibility of same-day re-entry to the Legacy Museum and admission to the memorial and monument on any date.
Enjoy the convenience of free parking at all three sites, coupled with the shuttle service connecting each location. This ensures you can navigate between them effortlessly, enhancing your overall experience.
“The history and life stories of enslaved and Indigenous people are told alongside beautiful works of art.”
“Visitors of the breathtaking Freedom Monument Sculpture Park will be treated to ‘an immersive experience’ along 17 acres above the Alabama River, which was a primary route to transport enslaved Africans during the slave trade.”
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MONTGOMERY WHITEWATER
Montgomery Whitewater is a 120-acre outdoor recreation and entertainment complex off the bank of the Alabama River on the edge of downtown Montgomery. Designed to be completed in multiple phases, phase I of Montgomery Whitewater opened in July 2023. It includes the park’s main attraction, two manufactured whitewater channels, where 12 million gallons of water are continuously pumped and recirculated to create more than 310,000 square feet of rolling "river" rapids. Additionally, there is a restaurant and bar overlooking the Competition Channel, paved walking and bike trails alongside both channels, multiple greenspaces, a fully-stocked retail store, and an outdoor concert venue.
Montgomery Whitewater's massive river system is divided into two channels: Adventure and Competition. The adventure channel is for novice or intermediate skill
levels, and participants can be as young as eight. It’s an excellent introduction to whitewater but also offers enough action to entice those with paddling experience to steer a kayak, in atable kayak, or unguided raft through its rapids. The Competition Channel is more challenging and designed to mimic Olympic-standard competition channels, challenge expert paddlers, as well as host kayak races (like the Alabama Cup series in October) and other competitive events. Guided rafting trips are available on both channels.
Phase II of the outdoor recreation and entertainment complex will include ropes and zip-lining courses, hiking and bike trails, a rock-climbing wall, and access to explore the Alabama River on atwater kayaks and standup paddle boards.
BETTER BY DESIGN
Montgomery Whitewater's channels were designed by engineer Scott Shipley and his rm S20. In combination with S20's years of experience, Shipley brings his insight and expertise to the project. A veteran of three Olympic games ('92, '96, '00) and holder of four world titles, he was one of the world's leading paddling competitors for over 25 years.
This combined skill set has made Shipley the go-to designer for some of the world's most demanding whitewater design projects. He's also credited with innovations in the eld, such as a patented Whitewater Terrain Park system that rede nes whitewater recreation and a patented moveable obstacle system that is the world's rst three-dimensional modular obstacle allowing for complete recon guration of an existing whitewater park.
MORE ADVENTURE, MORE FUN!
The park is packed with activities and amenities, including Eddy's full-service restaurant and bar, an outdoor concert venue, trails, and more.
Approximately 2,000 people can paddle the channels each day. Twelve million gallons of water are continually recirculated, resulting in an alwaysexciting over ow of whitewater fun.
READY TO PLAN YOUR VISIT?
A Day Pass gets you access to all of the parks current activities, such as rafting, the park is free to enter for those wanting to enjoy a drink or meal, shop the out tters store, climb the bouldering wall or simply catch the best sunset in town. Book your Day Pass or rafting trip online now at montgomerywhitewater.com.
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CATCH THE WAVE
Grab some friends and climb in a raft to enjoy every dip, spin, and bounce under an expert's instruction and watchful eye. The outdoor recreation and entertainment complex's expert raft guides help guests navigate the channels so they can safely experience the maximum amount of fun from their adventure. If your skills are more advanced, rent a raft, in atable kayak, or standup paddleboard and guide yourself down the whitewater channels. Whether you're a whitewater pro or never picked up a paddle, Montgomery Whitewater is for you.
COME PLAY OUTSIDE
Fun awaits all ages at Montgomery Whitewater Park! While you may not be tackling the rapids, there's plenty more to explore, especially designed with kids in mind. Rent bikes and enjoy a leisurely cruise through the park, a refreshing alternative if rafting isn't your thing. Watch as the kids test their skills on the bouldering wall and ropes course, ideal for ages 8 and up.
ENJOY RIVERSIDE RHYTHM
Experience live performances under the open sky at the picturesque Montgomery Whitewater Park. Delight in a myriad of concert series held throughout the season, including The Get Down Concert Series, Golden Hour Festival, and Friday Night Live just to name a few. From nationally renowned acts to emerging artists with local ties, each brings their unique melodies to accompany your adventures, whether it's rafting, outdoor pursuits, or simply savoring a sunset happy hour.
FAVORITES
Locals always know about their hometown’s best-kept secrets and hidden gems. Here are some local insights on the best places to eat, shop, and play in the area.
WEST MONTGOMERY
EAST MONTGOMERY
Favorite locally-owned shop: Provitt Prints is a custom T-shirt store that can turn any idea you have into something wearable. What's special about your neighborhood: The history stands out for us. We love being so close to the St. Jude campus—it is very historic and its story is not told often enough. We also love being near Maxwell AFB and its history—fun fact: I was actually born there.
Your area’s best-kept secret: King’s Canvas is a creative space providing opportunities and access to underexposed artists in West Montgomery.
Shop at Splurge, Sephora, and lululemon or Martial Arts Lessons at Docarmo's TKD.
Favorite locally-owned shop: There's this amazing hidden gem called Alabama Surgical Arts for a relaxing facial or some anti-aging services. What's special about your neighborhood: Everything is within a few minutes of driving distance which is so easy for families that are on the go!
Your area’s best-kept secret: The events at the Shoppes at Eastchase are for sure the area's best-kept secret. They are always so well put together and fun for friends, family, and even pets!
Favorite restaurant: Midtown Pizza Kitchen
Favorite thing to do: We love catching the spring and fall concerts in Cloverdale Bottom Park in Idlewild.
Favorite locallyowned shop: Peridot Home on East Fairview is a beautiful home décor and furnishings store that also sells original local art.
What's special about your neighborhood: It is a diverse, unique community with a lot of walkabilities. Midtown is also home to a large percentage of the best restaurants, bars, and shops in the area.
Your area’s best-kept secret: Derks Filet & Vine has their hot bar items discounted after 5 pm.
Favorite restaurant: Island Delight for a soulful meal and the best selection of protein shakes
Favorite locally-owned shop: You can always nd the cutest items at Patricia's Boutique on Coliseum Boulevard, and BeYOUtiful Boutique is just minutes away. What's special about your neighborhood: I think what's so special about my neighborhood is my neighbors. When we see each other outside, it's all smiles, waves, and greetings!
Your area’s best-kept secret: Dixie Hardware which I literally just discovered last year.
Favorite thing to do: I enjoy taking a walk downtown with frequent stops to grab a bite to eat, chat with my neighbors, and stumble upon a cool event. And, I constantly check the MPAC schedule for upcoming concerts!
Favorite locally-owned shop: I visit the Curb Market almost every Saturday, so I get to shop with a host of local vendors like Alana's Gourmet, Wild Yeast Kitchen, and others. What's special about your neighborhood: The magic in downtown Montgomery is that you'll run into everyone! I'll work from Prevail or Hilltop and spend the whole day catching up with old friends and past clients. With frequent interactions like that, all of downtown feels like home.
Your area’s best-kept secret: You really can work, play, and live
in downtown Montgomery.
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MIDTOWN Brennon Parker
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NORTH MONTGOMERY Lashana Summerlin
Favorite restaurant: Joe’s & Barbara Gail’s Favorite thing to do: We love Gateway Park because it has a great playground for the kids, and with the golf, shing, and trails, there is something to keep the entire family entertained!
Favorite restaurant: So many to pick from! Little Donkey, Osaka, or La Jolla Favorite thing to do:
Favorite restaurant: Potz and Panz, BTOPSpot or La Rue Favorite thing to do: My favorite thing to do in the area has to be going to the Montgomery Zoo.
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AT YOUR SERVICE
New to the culinary scene in MGM are several food delivery services - WAITR, DOORDASH, Grubhub, UberEats, and Adam DeliveryService. So, if you've been out sightseeing all day and are too exhausted to eat out, no worries. Download an app or look up a service on Facebook and get some of MGM's most popular restaurants delivered right to your door.
TASTE
This neighborhood gem combines a delectable array of culinary delights, a unique beverage menu, and a lively atmosphere all under one roof. As you sip from their expansive wine collection, accompanied by a tantalizing assortment of tapas, don’t miss the opportunity to savor their 8 oz Wagyu sirloin served with Alabama white BBQ sauce, fried okra, and mashed potatoes.
334-676-4333 • tastemgm.com
SA ZA SERIOUS ITALIAN
MEMBER J ALLERGY AWARE PRICE $$ DOWNTOWN
Sa Za merges an eclectic mix of high-quality food with the freshest ingredients to bring both old and new Italian avors to your taste buds. Make sure to try their spin on Chicken Parmesan, breaded chicken seasoned to perfection, fresh mozzarella, Sunday sauce, and basil served with a side of penne.
334-495-7292 • sazaseriousitalian.com
THE BUBBLY HEN
MONTGOMERY CHAMBER MEMBER J ALLERGY AWARE PRICE $$ EAST MONTGOMERY
Elevating the brunch experience to new heights, this hotspot presents a delightful array of brunch favorites. Among the standout offerings is their renowned signature dish, Bibimbap, where the freshness of ahi tuna, green onion, spinach, and cucumbers meets the savory avors of an over medium egg, marinated carrots, and mushrooms all served atop a bed of rice and seasoned to perfection with sesame oil and gochujang.
334-649-1111 • bubblyhen.com
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100 DISHES TO EAT IN ALABAMA
MONTGOMERY LIST
BAUMHOWER’S VICTORY GRILLE
A relaxed, sports-themed restaurant with a mouthwatering menu featuring their signature dish, the Alabama Hot Chicken® Platter, made with fresh southern fried chicken breast smothered with zesty made from scratch Alabama Hot Chicken® Sauce - served with smoked gouda cheese grits, homemade Ms. Mary’s southern greens, and garlic bread. 334-271-1831 • baumhowers.com
CHAPPY’S DELI
The Reuben
CHRIS’ FAMOUS HOTDOGS
Hot Dog with Chris’ sauce since 1917
CITY GRILL
Tuna Napoleon
DERK’S FILET & VINE
Veggies on the hot bar
EL REY BURRITO LOUNGE
BBQ Salad
LA JOLLA
Ahi Tuna Spring Roll with Soy Lime
Dipping Sauce, Pickled Ginger and Wasabi
LEK’S TASTE OF THAILAND
Spring roll with peanut sauce
MARTIN’S
Fried chicken
SINCLAIR’S
Fresca Salad with house dressing
VINTAGE YEAR
Classic Vintage Year Burger
THE CORK & CLEAVER
This charming family-owned gastropub guarantees a dining experience that caters to all tastes, be it breakfast, lunch, or dinner. The Lobster and Shrimp Pasta holds a special place in the hearts of many. A mouthwatering creation of lobster tail and gulf shrimp atop perfectly cooked cavatappi pasta and doused in the unbeatable smoked Gouda mornay sauce. Be sure to glance at their ever-changing weekly Chef Special menu. 334-676-2260 • thecorkcleaver.com
ONE 2 ZERO
A casual eatery inside the Doubletree Hotel downtown offering sophisticated, contemporary dishes. Start with an order of maple-glazed chicken wings, and then try the signature dish, Shrimp and Grits. A delicious plate of shrimp and grits doused in sauce, fresh ingredients, and topped with shaved parmesan cheese. 334-245-2320
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Brenda’s BBQ named a 50 in 50: Hottest Black Owned Restaurant in the Nation.
Alabama Restaurant and Hospitality Association Stars of the Industry Award Winners 2023
Justin Owen, Bartender of the Year
VINTAGE YEAR
For decades, Vintage Year has been a beloved xture in our city’s culinary landscape, upholding their timeless philosophy of crafting locally-sourced and fresh dishes. Their iconic signature dish, Gulf Red Snapper served with poached potatoes atop kale, sea fennel, and bow n caviar and enveloped in crab & vermouth cream is an ode to the avors of the region.
334-819-7215 • vymgm.com
RAVELLO
Embark on a journey into the heart of old-world Italian tradition, where the focus is on crafting dishes that embrace thoughtfully sourced ingredients. Let the scene whisk you away to the enchanting Amal Coast as you savor their signature creation, Risotto Di Astice a sophisticated spin on a classic lobster dish. 334-356-2852 • ravellomgm.com
JALAPENOS IN THE ALLEY
A full range of favorites can be found here, but its signature dish, the Classic Taco Salad, proves popular. Seasoned ground beef or chicken is piled high in a crisp tortilla bowl along with shredded lettuce, cheese, avorful salsa, chunky guacamole, and sour cream. 334-262-4939
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HOW TO SPEAK SOUTHERN
If you’re not from around here, some of the lingo you’ll read and hear at area restaurants may be confusing. Here’s a little dictionary to help decipher Southern food speak.
Meat & Three:
Usually refers to more casual “home cooking” spots and means the menu offers a plate with your choice of one meat (fried chicken, country fried steak, fried catfish — sensing a pattern here?) and three sides, usually Southern-style vegetables like fried okra, fried green tomatoes, squash casserole, creamed corn, collard greens and more. Often served with cornbread or a biscuit.
Grits:
A creamy, savory porridge-like dish made from ground hominy and often embellished with cheese. Shrimp & Grits is a favorite Dixie dish.
Sweet Tea:
The default setting when you order a glass of iced-tea down here. And sweet means S-W-E-E-T. Specify “unsweet” if you don’t want any sugar. Or ask for half-and-half for just a little sweetness.
FRENCHIE'S
MIDTOWN
CHAMBER MEMBER J ALLERGY AWARE PRICE $$
Transport yourself to the heart of France at Montgomery's latest cocktail bar and bistro where a carefully curated menu of French-inspired dishes and drinks awaits. Secure a reservation and be sure to indulge in their signature dish, Steak Frites, a culinary masterpiece of a succulent steak with a generous serving of golden, crispy fries. Elevate the experience by selecting a ne French wine from their exclusive and limited wine selection.
334-239-7119 • frenchiesmgm.com
WINTZELL’S OYSTER HOUSE
DOWNTOWN
CHAMBER MEMBER J ALLERGY AWARE PRICE $$
The signature dish lets you dig into four different variaties of oysters. The Oyster Sampler features 16 tender oysters, including four classic Rockefeller, four chargrilled, four Bienville (topped with shrimp, crab and parmesan), and four Monterey (topped with bacon, melty cheddar and spicy jalapenos).
334-230-9636 • wintzellsoysterhouse.com
CHRIS’ FAMOUS HOT DOGS
DOWNTOWN
CHAMBER MEMBER J ALLERGY AWARE PRICE $
For a bite of Montgomery, get your hands around a hot dog from Chris’ Famous Hot Dogs on Dexter Avenue. Get a taste of the fame with their signature dish, Chris’ Famous Hotdog. It is a dog drenched in Chris’ Famous Chili Sauce and lled with mustard, onions, and kraut. 334-265-6850 • chrishotdogs.com
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Let food be your tour guide through Alabama's Capital City.
EatMGM is a ten-day celebration and exploration of the bites, treats and plates that make Montgomery, Alabama one of the best places in the South to eat.
EatMGM aims to deepen and strengthen the food community in Montgomery between restaurants, diners, visitors and the media; raise awareness locally and beyond of the variety and quality of restaurants and food experiences in Montgomery; and increase business for local restaurants, during the Fall. experiencemontgomeryal.org
MOE’S ORIGINAL BAR-B-QUE
Experience a “Southern soul food revival” with the signature dish, Bama Style Pulled Pork Sandwich. Enjoy slow smoked pork shoulder dressed in a tangy sop sauce served on a toasted bun with house-made sweet and tangy BBQ sauce and pickles.
334-676-1978 • moesoriginalbbq.com
TOWER TAPROOM
DOWNTOWN
Priding themselves on naming their menu items with reference to pop-culture, Tower Taproom doesn’t shy away from putting a unique spin on both item names and recipes. Their McDowell’s Big Mick features all the burger necessities, American cheese, lettuce, tomato, onion, mayo, and Bern’s Pickles.
334-356-5929 • towertaproom.com
THE JUICY SEAFOOD
With its signature dish, Get Your Hands Dirty, this eatery lets you choose your aquatic creature of choice, from shrimp and crab to clams and lobster, then pick your seasoning (Cajun, lemon pepper, garlic butter) and spice level to create your custom dish.
334-676-2202 • thejuicyseafoodusa.com
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FOOD TRUCK EVENTS
MGM hosts several events around town where you can experience a diverse Food Truck scene. Most are local restaurants with mobile storefronts, but some are eclectic and in a category all their own. While you're in town, visit experiencemontgomeryal.org and experience MGM's food scene on the road.
Hampstead Food Truck
Take Overs – Spring & Fall hampsteadliving.com
Summer Nights
Puppy Palooza
Harvest Jam
Moonlight Movies
All is Bright theshoppesateastchase.com
Rotary Park Food Trucks
Changes Daily — Stop by and see what's cooking today!
VINTAGE CAFE
Housed in an old bank building, this cafe is bright and light with multiple options for seating both inside and out. For lunch, grab a seat on the patio and enjoy their signature Turkey Ranch BLT featuring smoked turkey, lettuce, tomato, peppered bacon, Vintage ranch, and focaccia. 334-356-1944 • vintagecafemgm.com
CENTRAL
Housed in an old warehouse with exposed brick walls, Central prides itself on delectable dishes that are unique to the palate. Combining a classic dish with ethnic in uences, Central’s Lamb Ribs are sure to wow. Sprinkled with candied pecans, fresh radishes, pickled onions, mint, and cilantro, this dish will awaken your senses. 334-517-1155 • central129coosa.com
CHAPPY’S DELI
This eatery considers its breakfast options its signature dishes. Find standard fare like omelets, bacon, waf es, and grits, or go for something special like the Blueberry, Pecan or Buttermilk Pancakes. Kids under six eat free! 334-279-7477 • chappysdeli.com
BRUNCH EVERY SUNDAY 11-3
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100+ YEARS
Chris’ Famous Hot Dogs has been a staple in downtown Montgomery now for over 100 years, and once you try one of their dogs loaded with sauerkraut and special chili sauce, you’ll understand why. This fourth generation establishment remains a crowd favorite due to its amazing customer service, great menu options, and history of celebrity encounters like Elvis Presley, Hank Williams, and Martin Luther King, Jr.
BIBB STREET PIZZA COMPANY
CHAMBER MEMBER J ALLERGY AWARE PRICE $$ DOWNTOWN
Break out of your basic pizza rut with the signature dish at Bibb Street Pizza Company, the Bibb St. Supreme. This pie piles every pizza lover’s favorites, pepperoni, sausage, mushrooms, and onions perfectly accented with avorful green peppers and black olives on top of a just-right crust.
334-274-7872 • bibbstreetpizza.com
DREAMLAND BAR-B-QUE
CHAMBER MEMBER J PRICE $$
End your quest for the perfect ‘cue at Dreamland BBQ downtown, famous for its succulent ribs and delicious sauce. Don’t miss ordering the Dream Wings. Their signature dish lls your plate with 10 wings seasoned in Dreamland Shake and garnished with Alabama Twang Sauce and green onions.
334-273-7427 • dreamlandbbq.com
THE SEAFOOD BISTRO
The fusion of fresh seafood and Cajun-in uenced avors at this popular restaurant yields delicious results all served in a casual atmosphere. Dig into shrimp and grits, NOLA-style BBQ shrimp, and cajun popcorn craw sh. Or opt for the signature dish, The Seafood Monica. 334-279-7500 • theseafoodbistro.com
KINSMITH AT TRILOGY
Kinsmith at Trilogy introduces memorable meals in a remarkable setting by centering their restaurant around history, community, and multicultural heritage. Falling under “contemporary Southern” this restaurant has an outstanding list of unique entrees, including their new Mardi Gras Mussels which feature fresh mussels, Conecuh sausage, garlic greens, and sweet corn in a Common Bond ale broth. 334-440-3550 • trilogyhotelmontgomery.com
BB KINGS BLUES CLUB
Indulge in BB Kings’ culinary prowess with their Famous Lip Smacking Ribs. Slow-cooked to perfection, these fall-off-the-bone pork ribs are seasoned with BB's spice rub blend, grilled to excellence, and generously glazed with BB's BBQ sauce. Served alongside baked beans and refreshing coleslaw, its avors de ne BBQ perfection at BB's.. 334-514-5247 • windcreek.com/montgomery
ITTA BENA RESTAURANT
CHAMBER MEMBER J ALLERGY AWARE PRICE $$
Delight in the savory artistry of Itta Bena where a harmonious blend of avors awaits in their signature dish, Grouper Florentine. Experience a fusion of blackened grouper, creamy spinach, and roasted red pepper, showcasing Itta Bena's commitment to culinary excellence. 334-514-5129 • windcreek.com/montgomery
IN GOOD SPIRITS
IN MGM FUN STARTS WHEN THE SUN GOES DOWN!
Whether you’re looking for a cool place to chill, have a night out with the boys or girls, or want to catch live music, MGM has just the spot for you, and most of them feature a signature cocktail . Be sure to check these out the next time you’re out and about.
1. Novakane Sa Za Serious Italian, 334-495-7292 DJ
2. Bushwacker Moe’s Original BBQ, 334-676-1978
3. The Bourbon Renewal Ravello, 334-356-2852 DJ
4. Railbender IPA Dreamland, 334-273-7427 DJ
5. Furui Tomodachi Central, 334-517-1155 DJ
6. Mai Tai The Juicy Seafood, 334-676-2202
7. Zelda Rum Punch The Cork & Cleaver, 334-676-2260
12. Lavendar Gin Fizz Lower Lounge, 334-356-5917 DJ
13. The Gin Blossom The Gin Montgomery, 334-593-4607
14. Margarita Mimosa Vintage Cafe, 334-356-1944 J
15. Pina Colada Jalapenos In The Alley, 334-262-4939 D
16. Taste Old Fashioned TASTE, 334-676-4333
17. Common Bond Rambler Bibb St Pizza Co, 334-274-7872 DJ
18. Mimosa Seafood Bistro, 334-279-7500
19. French 75 Frenchie's, 334-239-7119
20. Berry Bubbly Bubbly Hen, 334-649-1111 J
21. Blushing Señorita Waterworks Montgomery, 334-440-3550 DJ
22. Smoked Old Fashioned 23 Court, 334-356-0121 DJ
23. Blueberry Martini Itta Bena, 334-514-5129 J
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NIGHTTIME IS THE RIGHT TIME TO EXPERIENCE
MONTGOMERY’S BAR AND LOUNGE SCENE
From downtown's newest hotspots like rooftop gem Bar Attico and swanky 23 Court to Midtown’s eclectic Leroy and neighborhood watering hole, The Gin on the Eastside, Montgomery’s night is yours for the making. Find
TAP QUEST
Build lasting friendships over a few shared pints at Common Bond Brewers where great beer is being made! Montgomery has so many unique spots to grab a beer from the german inspired Goat Haus Biergarten to Tower Taprooms self-pour wall and neighborhood spots like Hilltop Public House and Dino’s. Don’t forget to check out Aviator Bar which is decorated with model airplanes to salute our local military connection.
WINE & DINE
Enjoy the sophisticated side of Montgomery’s nightlife at TASTE wine bar where you can explore ights or ask a knowledgeable server to pick out the perfect ‘taste’ for you! The area’s local ne dining scene from downtown's Central and Ravello to the eastside's City Grill and La Jolla has incredible selections that pair perfectly with their mouth watering dishes to create a truly unique dining experience.
CENTER STAGE
BREWS WITH VIEWS
Hank Williams and Nat King Cole didn’t call Montgomery home for nothing! The Capital City has everything from local jazz spots like Lower Lounge and BBKings to casual & cool hotspots where local artists frequent such as The Sanctuary and The Statesmen or Range 231, just outside of Montgomery. Live music is easy to nd throughout the city.
There’s nothing like an icecold beer or cocktail outside in the South! Relax along the river and catch a sunset and tunes at Red Bluff Bar at the Silos or Montgomery’s new downtown rooftop spots, Bar Attico and Waterworks Montgomery. Out east, you can enjoy a backyard vibe with the whole family at The Tipping Point. Or try the many patios perfect for that kicked back feel.
Montgomery Biscuits Baseball
n 200 Coosa St D J
334-323-2255
biscuitsbaseball.com
Montgomery’s minor league baseball team is located in Historic Riverwalk Stadium. Admission charge. Schedule varies. Call for schedule.
HOW IT WORKS
Hyundai Motor Manufacturing
Alabama n 700 Hyundai Blvd J
334-387-8019
hmmausa.com
Enjoy a guided tram tour while wearing safety glasses and a headset. Call for tour schedule. Free admission.
2211 Ultimate Play Zone
n 3541 McGehee Rd
334-593-7180
2211ultimateplayzone.com
The Ultimate Play Zone features fun for the whole family and includes a roller skating rink, a pretend play city, basketball and minisoccer areas, and sections for smaller children to play. Admission charge. Open Mon – Sun.
Alabama Safari Park
n 1664 Venable Rd, Hope Hull
334-288-2105
alabamasafaripark.com
A 350-acre drive-thru adventure, where you stay in the car and the animals roam free! Admission charge. Open Mon – Sun.
Launch Trampoline Park
n 891 Boardroom Dr, Prattville
334-568-2041
launchprattville.com
A 35,000 sq. ft. indoor sports and family entertainment facility, with over 16,000 sq. ft. of connected trampolines forming one GIANT trampoline surface. Admission charge. Open Wed – Sun.
MONTGOMERY ZOOVIEW
NEWTOPIA Fun Park
n 3731 Malcolm Dr
334-356-4518
newtopiafunpark.com
Newtopia is a 13,200 sq. ft. indoor playground designed speci cally to keep your children happy for hours. We have a three level indoor play structure that has a variety of activities for your kids to enjoy such as: a giant four person wave slide, battle balls, pyramid obstacles, web net bridges, spinning plates, play panels…and the list goes on. Admission charge. Open Mon – Sun.
Riverboat – Harriott II n 200 Coosa St 334-625-2100
funinmontgomery.com
Sky Zone Montgomery n 5544 Atlanta Hwy 334-239-2587 skyzone.com
A trampoline park providing fun for kids and adults of all ages. Admission charge. Open Mon – Sun.
Roller Palace n 1000 Eastdale Mall J 334-277-2088 shopeastdale.com
This newly renovated skating rink at Eastdale Mall is fun for the whole family. Admission charge. Open Mon – Sun.
PLAY & LEARN
Alabama Cattlemen’s Association “MOOseum”
n 201 S Bainbridge St D J 334-265-1867
bamabeef.org
A hands-on children’s educational center with a unique agricultural theme. Free admission. Open Mon – Fri.
Mann Wildlife Learning Museum
n 325 Vandiver Blvd J 334-625-4900
montgomeryzoo.com/mann
Visit the Mann Museum and witness North American wildlife in realistic settings that re ect their natural habitats. Admission charge. Open Mon – Sun.
Take a cruise on the Harriott II and enjoy a scenic ride along the Alabama River. Admission charge. Call for schedule.
Join the Montgomery Zoo and their new augmented reality adventure with the new app ZooView.
Montgomery Zoo 2301 Coliseum Pkwy
334-625-4900
montgomeryzoo.com
The Montgomery Zoo has over 500 animals in natural habitats divided into ve continents. The Zoofari Sky Lift takes you on a ride high above the ground, giving you a birds-eye view of the animals and exhibits. Paddleboats, a playground and a train are additional amusements. Admission charge. Open Mon – Sun.
TOP 5 FREE FAMILY FUN SPOTS
There’s so much to do in Montgomery and quite a bit of it is yours for the taking. Check out these places that will entertain you and your family without requiring you to open your wallet.
Express Yourself
Located inside the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts, ARTWORKS is an interactive, hands-on wonderland where the world of the visual arts becomes child’s play. Visitors are encouraged to touch the art in ARTWORKS and to explore the many computers with a variety of art-related software. A mezzanine features an assortment of art-related books, games and puzzles. Admission to MMFA and ARTWORKS is free, but a donation of any size is always appreciated.
Capital Idea
Alabama is a treasure trove of history—some of it tumultuous, all of it interesting—and you can get an up-close-and-personal experience with the state’s multi-faceted heritage by taking the free, guided tour of the State Capitol Building. Built in 1851, Alabama’s State Capitol Building is one of the only state capitols designated a National Historic Landmark and one of the oldest capitol buildings in the country. (And we think one of the most beautiful too!) The tour guides at the Capitol share a wealth of knowledge and insider information. D
Splish Splash
Take in the Alabama River’s natural beauty with a visit to the Riverwalk. But when the temperature heats up, so does the fun level, thanks to the Riverwalk Splash Pad. Parents can chill out while the kids cool o —running, jumping and, of course, splashing among rising and falling jets of water. D
Say Moo
Turn on the imagination with the interactive exhibits and displays at the Alabama Cattlemen’s Association’s MOOseum. Kids and adults alike will walk away with a fresh perspective on Alabama’s important agricultural heritage. D
Blast from the Past
Hands-on Gallery & Grandma's Attic, a hands-on gallery, located in the Museum of Alabama, gives children a chance to experience Alabama's past in an interactive environment. The gallery o ers a unique hands-on area where children dress up in clothes from an earlier time and play with a variety of objects from the non-permanent education collection. It also features discovery boxes that aid children in exploring di erent topics in Alabama history such as World War II, American Indian pottery, quilt-making and Alabama's rst ladies. Games, puzzles, photos, maps, toys, etc. stimulate children to learn by creating and playing. D
OUTDOOR ADVENTURES
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Alabama Nature Center
n 3050 Lanark Rd Millbrook J
800-822-9453
alabamawildlife.org
The Alabama Nature Center is a 350acre planned-use outdoor education facility with ve miles of boardwalks and trails traversing forests, elds, streams, wetlands and ponds. Admission charged. Call for schedule.
Bass Pro Shop
n 2553 Rocky Mount Rd Prattville 334-290-6400
basspro.com
The store o ers the area’s largest selection of quality outdoor gear. Free admission. Open Mon – Sun.
Blount Cultural Park
n 3 Festival Dr J
334-625-2300
funinmontgomery.com
This 300-acre park is reminiscent of the English countryside. Free Admission. Open seven days a week, dawn to dusk, unless reserved for a private party.
Coosa River Adventures n 415 Company St Wetumpka 334-514-0279
coosariveradventures.com
Coosa River Adventures out ts you with a canoe or sit-on-top kayak and provides access to the launch site. Prices vary. Call for schedule.
Dream Field Farms
n 6376 Hwy 82 Fitzpatrick 334-534-6976
dream eldfarms.com
A great outdoor farm complete with a pumpkin patch, cabins for a farmcation, and plenty of space for special events. Admission charge. Call for schedule.
EAT South's Downtown Farm n 425 Molton St D 334-422-9331
eatsouth.org
This all-natural urban farm o ers community planting beds and exciting learning opportunities with the farmer in residence. Free Admission. Open Tues - Sat.
Elton N. Dean Sr. Park n 7251 Old Selma Rd 334-832-1210 mc-ala.org
This 15-acre park sits West of Montgomery and serves as our biggest and newest park. It features a 5-acre pond with two pavilions looking at it. This park is also equipped with a playground
area, park benches, charcoal grills, restrooms and plenty of green space for all activities. The two pavilions are also available for rent. Reservation forms available online.
Ft. Toulouse/Jackson Park
n 2521 W Fort Toulouse Rd Wetumpka 334-567-3002
fttoulousejackson.org
A 1700s French fort in a 165-acre park at the con uence of the Coosa and Tallapoosa Rivers. Admission charge. Open Mon – Sun.
Jackson Lake Island n Cypress Ln Millbrook 334-430-7963
Do you enjoy overnight camping in a serene location? Planning a big event and need to nd the perfect venue? This relaxing paradise could be the perfect place for you! There is also a ramp to launch your boat and it is also a beautiful place to kayak or canoe. You will nd peaceful waters and also access to the Alabama. Admission charge. Call for schedule.
GREAT OUTDOORS
Our mild weather means you can eat, drink and be merry alfresco at many of Montgomery’s restaurants and bars. Try Capitol Oyster Bar at the Marina, Pine Bar and Red Bluff Bar at the Silos.
OUTDOOR ADVENTURES
John & Joyce Caddell
Sculpture Garden
n 1 Museum Dr J
334-625-4333
mmfa.org
The all new John & Joyce Caddell Sculpture Garden expands over three acres and is transformed by season, time of day, and even weather, and provides an ever-changing and contemplative haven to view works of art and to enjoy the natural beauty of our Park. Call for Schedule.
Kick Back Ranch & Event Center
414 Union Academy Ada Rd Ramer J
334-286-4140
kickbackranch.net
For those who love the water, you can enjoy a relaxing day by the pool swimming or take a run down the water slide. Bring your shing poles because the sh are always ready for the challenge! We also o er canoe rentals.
Lagoon Park Trail n 2733 Gunter Park Dr J 334-625-2300
lagoonparktrail.com
The trail weaves through 176 acres of Lagoon Park and o ers ve miles of cycling, hiking, and recreational activities. Free admission. Open seven days a week, dawn to dusk.
Montgomery Botanical Gardens at Oak Park n 1010 Forest Ave D 334-462-0434
montgomerybotanicalgardens.com
Explore Montgomery’s Botanical Garden at Oak Park. A peaceful, green oasis nestled in the heart of Midtown Montgomery. The park showcases much of the original landscape as well as the botanical gardens which were established to preserve Alabama’s unique plant heritage.
Montgomery Plaza
n Dexter Ave & Montgomery St D J
334-625-2300
Nestled on Montgomery’s historic Dexter Avenue, this park is the perfect spot to relax while you are enjoying MGM’s walkable downtown. Free admission. Open seven days a week, dawn to dusk.
Montgomery Whitewater n 1100 Maxwell Blvd D J
montgomerywhitewater.com
Montgomery Whitewater is a world-class outdoor recreation and entertainment facility situated on the banks of the Alabama River.
Pontoon Boat Rentals
n 617 Shady St
334-239-8958
capitoloysterbar.com
Enjoy a scenic pontoon boat ride down the Alabama River. Rentals available by the hour or the day. Seasonal. Admission charge. Call for booking.
Rotary Park
n 98 Coosa St D J
334-625-2300
This urban park is in the heart of downtown Montgomery. Grab a bite to eat from the various food trucks that frequently set up shop in the park or kickback with your furry friend in the dog-friendly section of the park. Free admission. Open seven days a week, dawn to dusk.
Shakespeare Garden & Amphitheatre
n 1 Festival Dr J
334-271-5300
asf.net
This is one of seven such gardens in the USA, which features plants and owers from Shakespeare’s plays. Free admission. Call for Schedule.
PARK PLACES
Take a walk, fly a kite, or just relax with a book at one of Montgomery’s multiple green spaces like Blount Cultural Park or Vaughn Road Park
Sip-N-Cycle Pedal Cruise
n 355 Commerce St, Riverfront Park D J
334-399-2387
sipncyclepedalcruise.com
Experience historic downtown Montgomery like never before with a river party cruise. Enjoy pedaling under bridges and sipping on your favorite tasty beverage while taking in the incredible sights of Montgomery.
Wright Brothers Park
n 544 Maxwell Blvd D J
334-625-2300
funinmontgomery.com
Take a breath and enjoy picturesque views of the Downtown Farm, the Alabama River or the city’s beautiful skyline. Free Admission. Open seven days a week, dawn to dusk.
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Capri Theatre
n 1045 E Fairview Ave J
334-262-4858 capritheatre.org
The Capri was built in 1941 and o ers Montgomery’s only independent cinema. Admission charge. Call for schedule.
Expose Art House
n 3309 Carter Hill Rd n 3226 Norman Bridge Rd
347-766-7928
Expose Art House is the city’s rst alternative art space gallery. Expose Art House was launched by Chintia Kirana, an internationally recognized artist and Editor in Chief of ExposeArt Magazine . Free admission. Call for schedule.
F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald Museum
n 919 Felder Ave J 334-264-4222 the tzgeraldmuseum.org
Tour the home of literary legends F. Scott & Zelda Fitzgerald, where they lived from October 1931 - April 1932. Admission charge. Open Thurs – Sun.
ENTERTAINMENT MUSIC
Abrakadoodle Art Education & Events
n Mobile services throughout the River Region
334-265-5758
abrakadoodle.com/AL-Montgomery
Award winning Art Classes, Professional Face Painting, Summer Art Camps, Art Parties & Events: Abrakadoodle classes are designed for students of all ages, and we bring everything our schools and community sites need to o er an exceptional art experience. Admission charge. Call for schedule or to book.
Board and Brush Creative Studio n 7236 Halcyon Park Dr 334-202-4632
boardandbrush.com/Montgomery
At Board & Brush Creative Studio, our goal is to turn you into a “DIY master” by educating you to understand and appreciate the beauty of raw materials— the wood, the knots, the color variations, and the simple imperfections that make your project unique. Distressing, sanding, and staining are a few of the steps we will guide you through to make your personalized wood sign look like a vintage heirloom.
Escapology n 130 Commerce St D J 334-523-1947
escapology.com
Escapology includes time travel escape games and virtual reality experiences. The VR is powered by state-of-the-art HTC Vive and o ers a wide variety of games that will blow your mind. Adventure games in which players are challenged to escape within 60 minutes. Work as a team, solve puzzles and complete the mission. Admission charge. Call for schedule.
Wine & Design n 7732 EastChase Pkwy
334-245-3387
wineanddesign.com/montgomery-al Wine & Design is the perfect place to unwind and have fun. We o er a range of a ordable private and public paint and sip parties for all ages, groups and talents. From girls nights out to birthday parties, work events to date nights, Wine & Design has you covered.
Riverwalk Amphitheater
n 355 Coosa St D J 334-625-2100 funinmontgomery.com
The Amphitheater is perfect for picnics, concerts, movies, plays, productions and more. The Splash Pad o ers a fountain of water for children to play in. Call for schedule. Open Mon – Sun dawn to dusk.
Hank Williams Memorial n 1304 Upper Wetumpka Rd D J
thehankwilliamsmuseum.net
Legendary country music singer Hank Williams’ nal resting place. Free admission. Open Mon – Sun dawn to dusk.
Hank Williams Museum n 118 Commerce St D J 334-262-3600
thehankwilliamsmuseum.net
This popular attraction pays tribute to one of the most revered and loved country music writers and performers. Admission charge. Open Mon – Sun.
Hank Williams Statue n Commerce St D J
thehankwilliamsmuseum.net
A life-size statue of the famed country music legend Hank Williams stands in front of the Riverfront entrance. Free admission. Open Mon – Sun dawn to dusk.
PERFORMING & FINE ARTS
Alabama Artists Gallery
n 201 Monroe St #110 D 334-242-4076 arts.alabama.gov
An ongoing showcase of the work of Alabama artists. Free admission. Open Mon – Fri.
Alabama Shakespeare Festival
n 1 Festival Dr J 334-271-5353 asf.net
Ranked one of the Top Ten largest Shakespeare Theatres in the world. Admission charge. Call for schedule. Open Mon – Sun.
Cloverdale Playhouse
n 960 Cloverdale Rd J 334-262-1530
cloverdaleplayhouse.org
This neighborhood theatre is making its mark by bringing quality entertainment to the community. Admission charge. Call for schedule.
Gogue Performing Arts Center
n 910 S College St, Auburn 334-844-8497 goguecenter.auburn.edu
This new performing arts center features touring Broadway productions; opera, dance, orchestral, and popular musical performances. Admission charge. Call for schedule.
Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts
n 1 Museum Dr J 334-625-4333 mmfa.org
The Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts is an American Art Mueum with more than 4,000 works of art. Free entry and free parking. Open Tues–Sun.
Montgomery Performing Arts Centre
n 201 Tallapoosa St D J 334-481-5100
mpaconline.org
Large enough for rst-run Broadway shows, yet intimate enough to view a wide variety of concerts, operas, comedy acts, and kids shows as well as performances by local arts groups. Admission charge. Call for schedule.
Troy University’s Davis Theatre for the Performing Arts
n 251 Montgomery St D J 334-241-9567 troy.edu/davistheatre
The annual Subscriber Series comprises of touring productions of Broadway shows to concerts. Admission charge. Call for schedule.
SHAKESPEARE, Y’ALL
Take in a play at one of the country’s most celebrated theatres, The Alabama Shakespeare Festival. Every season offers more than Will’s works. Popular contemporary plays, including musicals, take the stage too. What to in MGM
HALABAMA HISTORY
Old Alabama Town
n 301 Columbus St D J
334-240-4500
oldalabamatown.com
This 19th-century village covering six blocks features completely authentic homes and buildings that have been saved from demolition, carefully restored and reopened to the public as a living history museum. Admission charge.
Open Thurs – Sat.
Alabama State Capitol
n 600 Dexter Ave D
334-242-3935
ahc.alabama.gov
Visit the spot where Je erson Davis took the oath of o ce as President of the Confederate States of America and where the Civil Rights March ended. Guided tours are available. Free admission.
Open Mon – Fri.
Alabama Judicial Building
n 300 Dexter Ave D
334-229-0578
judicial.alabama.gov
Visit the Alabama Supreme Court and the Courts of Criminal and Civil Appeals. Free admission.
Open Mon – Fri.
Court Square Fountain
n Intersection of Commerce St and Dexter Ave D J
This beautiful fountain was built in 1885 over an existing artesian basin.
Museum of Alabama n 624 Washington Ave D J
334-242-4435 museum.alabama.gov
Located in the Alabama Department of Archives and History, the museum features all new exhibits that tell the story of Alabama. Free admission. Open Mon – Sat. Research Room open Tues – Sat.
First White House of the Confederacy n 644 Washington Ave D J
334-242-1861 the rstwhitehouse.com
This 1835 home became the residence of Confederate President Je erson Davis and his family during the spring of 1861 when Montgomery served as the Capital of the Confederacy. Free admission. Open Mon - Fri.
MOMENTOUS MARKERS
Stand next to a Statue of Rosa Parks on the street where she courageously stood for bold change and made history that still resonates today.
HALABAMA HISTORY
St. John’s Episcopal Church n 113 Madison Ave D J 334-262-1937
stjohnsmontgomery.org
Governor’s Mansion
n 1142 S Perry St 334-834-3022
governor.alabama.gov/governor/mansion
Built in 1906, this graceful mansion has been home to the Governor of Alabama since its purchase in 1950. F ree admission.
Tuskegee History Center
n 104 S Elm St, Tuskegee 334-724-0800
tuskegeecenter.org
The oldest Episcopal parish in Montgomery, St. John’s was organized in 1834 by a small group of pioneer settlers. In 1855, a new, larger church building was designed by the nation’s then-foremost architects, Frank Wills and Henry Dudley of New York.The Ti any windows within the church were refurbished and renovated in early 2021, a 3-year capital campaign to restore the church’s beautiful and historic stained-glass windows.. What to
From historic buildings and notable people to recreational activities and the great outdoors, you’ll nd it all showcased at the Tuskegee History Center.
Wetumpka Impact Discovery & Visitor Center
n 124 Company St, Wetumpka 334-567-4637 tuskegeecenter.org
Learn about the crater that hit Wetumpka 85 million years ago through panels, artist conceptions and explore a black marble model of the crater.
GORGEOUS GARDENS
Designed with flexibility to accommodate changing sculptural installations, the John and Joyce Caddell Sculpture Garden and Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts provides an innovative venue for experiencing art in a dynamic natural landscape.
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Civil Rights
Memorial Center
n 400 Washington Ave D
334-956-8439
splcenter.org
Dedicated to those who died during the modern Civil Rights Movement, the wall includes excerpts from Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial. Free admission. Open daily, dawn to dusk.
Freedom Rides Museum
n 210 S Court D 334-414-8647
ahc.alabama.gov
Located in Montgomery’s historic Greyhound Bus Station, the museum features the Road to Equality–The 1961 Freedom Rides art exhibit. Admission charge. Call to schedule tour. Open Tues – Sat.
City of Saint Jude
n 2048 W Fairview Ave
334-265-6791
Visit the nal campsite of the Selma-toMontgomery March and site of the “Stars for Freedom” rally. Free admission. Open Mon – Fri.
Dexter Avenue King Memorial
Baptist Church
n 454 Dexter Ave D J
334-263-3970
dexterkingmemorial.org
In this National Historic Landmark, see the modest pulpit where Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. rst preached his message of hope and brotherhood.
Admission charge. Open Mon – Sat. Check website for availability. Tours available by appointment only.
Dexter Parsonage Museum
n 309 S Jackson St D J
334-261-3270
dexterkingmemorial.org
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and his family lived here from 1954 to 1960 while he led the Montgomery Bus Boycott. Admission charge. Open Fri – Sat. Other days by appointment. Check website for availability.
First Baptist Church
n 347 N Ripley St D J
334-264-6921
rstbaptistchurchmontgomery.com
From 1952-1961, the church was led by civil rights activist Ralph Abernathy and it held meetings during the Montgomery Bus Boycott. Tours: By appointment and during church hours. Donations welcome.
The Judge Frank M Johnson, Jr Institute
n 15 Lee St D 334-954-3695
thejohnsoninstitute.org
The Johnson Institute works in partnership with the U. S. District Court for the Middle District of Alabama, housed in the Frank M. Johnson, Jr. U.S. Courthouse Complex in Montgomery, Alabama. The courthouse is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is recognized as a National Historic Landmark. It is a destination on the U.S. Civil Rights Trail.
National Center for the Study of Civil Rights & African American Culture n 1345 Carter Hill Rd J 334-229-4824 lib.alasu.edu/natctr
View Civil Rights and African American cultural exhibits. Free admission. Open Fri & Sat.
Montgomery Interpretive Center at Alabama State University n 1521 Harris Way D J 334-293-0597
The Montgomery Interpretive Center is one of three interpretive centers for the Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail. The center o ers exhibits on the student marches and the Stars for Freedom Rally which was held on March 24, 1965 at the fourth and nal campsite, City of St. Jude.
Rosa Parks Library and Museum & Children’s Wing
n 252 Montgomery St D J 334-241-8615
troy.edu/rosaparks
Experience the energy and emotion of the Montgomery Bus Boycott at this museum, which transports witnesses to the fateful day on December 1, 1955. Admission charge. Open Mon – Sat.
Dr. Richard Harris House
n 333 S Jackson St 334-220-9979
richardharrishouse.com
View the house owned by Dr. Richard H. Harris, a captain with the famed 99th Squadron Tuskegee Airmen during WWII who Between May 20-24, 1961 opened this home to a group of 33 students known as the Freedom Riders. Tours by reservation only.
RETRO REFLECTIONS AT FREEDOM RIDES
A restored vintage Greyhound bus commemorated the 6th anniversary of the Freedom Rides. The bus will become a permanent exhibit at the museum and features a soundscape element which plays music and first hand accounts from the Freedom Riders.
Honor the martyrs of the movement and continue the march for justice at one of Alabama’s premier civil rights sites.
Hours Mon. to Sat. – 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (last admittance 4:15 p.m.)
Admission
Adults (18+) – $5.00
Children (8-17) – $2.00
Children 7 & under – Free
We suggest purchasing tickets online in advance of your visit. For more information, please visit visitcrmc.org
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SOCIAL JUSTICE
Freedom Monument Sculpture Park
n 831 Walker St D J
eji.org
The Sculpture Park will bring together contemporary artworks with historical artifacts and narrative, animating the humanity and struggle of enslaved Black Americans, shedding light on our nation's history.
The Legacy Pavilion n 400 N Court St D J 334-386-9100 museumandmemorial.eji.org/visit
Pavilion includes exhibitions that help visitors re ect on and engage with an often-overlooked history that has shaped Montgomery and the country as a whole. The space includes a welcome center, ticket o ce, gift shop, cafe, a new Southern cuisine restaurant from two award-winning local chefs, and free parking for visitors. Bookstore Open Wed – Sun.
The Legacy Museum n 400 N Court St D J 334-269-1803
eji.org
The Museum contains high-tech exhibits, artifacts, recordings, and lms, as well as comprehensive data and information on lynching and racial segregation. The museum connects the history of racial inequality with contemporary issues of mass incarceration, excessive punishment, and police violence. Admission charge. Call for schedule.
The National Memorial for Peace and Justice n 417 Caroline St D J 334-269-1803 eji.org
The Memorial sits on six acres of land in Montgomery and is the nation’s rst national memorial to victims of lynching. The massive structure contains the names of over 4,000 lynching victims engraved on concrete columns representing each county in the United States where racial terror lynchings took place. Counties across the country are invited to retrieve duplicate columns with the names of each county’s lynching victims to be placed in their county. Admission charge. Call for schedule.
The Memorial, located on a six acre park, is a sacred space for reflection on racial terrorism in America, and the Museum, located close by, uses interactive media, sculpture, film, and exhibits to immerse and educate visitors.
Photo by EJI/Human Pictures
Renaissance Montgomery Hotel & Spa at the Convention Center 201 Tallapoosa St DJ Montgomery, AL 36104 334-481-5000 renaissancemontgomery.com
The Renaissance Montgomery Hotel & Spa and the adjacent Convention Center have brought much more to downtown Montgomery than an impressive new shadow on the skyline. Contemporary styling married with classic Southern hospitality combined with the hotel’s long list of amenities. With 342 rooms, ample and exible meeting spaces, a European spa, a restaurant, tness center and more all in one place, this AAA Four Diamond property is quickly becoming the premier destination for both business and leisure travelers. The hotel o ers a 14,000-square-foot Grand Ballroom on the main level and provides additional meeting space with 18 breakout rooms that total 14,000 square feet, and the Convention Center has over 73,000 square feet of state-of-the-art meeting space.
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Meeting all your needs with true southern hospitality
DoubleTree by Hilton
120 Madison Ave, Montgomery, AL 36104 DJ
334-245-2320
doubletree3.hilton.com
Located in Downtown Montgomery, this hotel puts you in easy reach of the city’s top government o ces and businesses, and is only steps away from the Montgomery Convention Center. Surrounded by important historical sites, as well as great shopping and dining options, this hotel is the perfect choice whether you are traveling on business, vacation or a combination of the two. With 8,000 sq. ft. of meeting and event space, and two casual dining options, this Montgomery hotel is the ideal choice for your next business function, conference or celebration.
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Embassy Suites Hotel and Montgomery Conference Center
300 Tallapoosa St DJ Montgomery, AL 36104 334-269-5055 embassysuitesmontgomery.com
Located in downtown Montgomery, Embassy Suites Hotel and Montgomery Conference Center combines an upscale, full-service, all-suite hotel with stellar service and a diverse array of amenities. It is right next to the Montgomery Convention Center and only nine miles from the Montgomery Regional Airport. Embassy Suites has 18,000 square feet of meeting space including a ballroom and breakout rooms. Celebrate a special event or meeting for up to 1,000 guests in one of the hotel’s versatile meeting spaces. Enjoy all amenities including 2-room suites, free cook-to-order breakfast, and complimentary evening reception.
116 Coosa St, Montgomery, AL 36104 DJ
334-440-3550
trilogyhotelmontgomery.com
Located in the heart of Montgomery’s vibrant historic district, Trilogy Hotel Montgomery has set a new standard for sophistication and become the city’s most exciting destination for gathering over exquisite cuisine and creative cocktails. Inspired by the region’s multicultural history, Trilogy was designed to be a place that celebrates the rich heritage of the region and brings people together in warm, beautiful environments that are comforting, familiar, approachable, and designed for social connections and fellowship.
Wind Creek Montgomery
1801 Eddie L Tullis Rd, Montgomery, AL 36117 J 866-946-3360
windcreekmontgomery.com
At Wind Creek Montgomery, the excitement begins when you step through the doors of our 65,000-square-foot gaming oor. With over 2,200 thrilling games to choose from, odds are you’ll nd a favorite right away. To enhance your gaming experience, we invite you to join THE CLUB, o ering discounts and points every time you play. But most of all, we invite you to come nd your winning moment. The property also features a nonsmoking room with more than 150 games, salon service, and a variety of restaurants: B. B. King’s Blues Club, Lucille’s and Itta Bena, a ne dining restaurant.
Located in the Shoppes at EastChase in East Montgomery, this full service hotel features state-of-the-art conveniences, such as a 24-hour business center, tness center, complimentary Wi-Fi, an outdoor seasonal pool and a full service restaurant.
Holiday Inn Montgomery Airport South 96 Folmar Pkwy, Montgomery, AL 36105 J 334-288-3858
holidayinn.com/montgomeryal
This Montgomery hotel is conveniently located o I-65 and only minutes away from the Montgomery Regional Airport (MGM). This full-service hotel, on the south side of historic Montgomery, has the amenities to ensure your satisfaction. Families and business travelers alike will enjoy dining in Magnolia’s Grill & Bar or the convenience of in-room dining. This hotel also o ers a free airport shuttle.
in Montgomery: Monday-Friday 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Tucker’s pecans, pecan candies and gourmet specialty foods are known for exceptional quality and taste. With our variety of offerings, we have the perfect gifts for any occasion.
The 2024 Maxwell Beyond the Horizon Air and Space Show brought in an estimated 200,000 spectators.
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MAXWELL GUNTER MONTGOMERY
Montgomery and Maxwell Air Force Base have always been close partners, and the capital city is proud to have a military institution of such stature as part of its community.
In 2015, the warm welcome and strong support that Montgomery has consistently provided to all who live and work at Maxwell earned the city a prestigious national award, the Altus Trophy.
The recognition is presented annually to the city that has shown the most “outstanding support to an Air Education and Training Command base,” and Montgomery was chosen from many other cities for the distinction.
The city has a long history of aviation excellence, starting back in 1910, when the famous “fathers of ight,” the Wright brothers, chose Montgomery as the spot for their rst civilian ying school. That same site would later become Maxwell Air Force Base.
Through the years, city leaders and everyday citizens have reached out to Maxwell by holding events like Military Appreciation Week and Military Night at Biscuits baseball games. In addition, The Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce includes a Military Support Council that regularly holds events like “Eggs and Issues” breakfast meetings that allow military representatives and city and state leaders to gather and discuss important issues.
THE TOWN OF PIKE ROAD GOOD NEIGHBORS
A quintessential Alabama “hometown,” the Town of Pike Road welcomes all to experience its well-blended mix of old and new.
Our motto is 'Welcome Home,’ these words exemplify the spirit of this town and the feeling we try to convey to everyone who comes here to visit or stay.
CONNECTED & COMMUNITY-FOCUSED
Situated in eastern Montgomery County, the Town of Pike Road is a perfect snapshot of small-town life, o ering pastoral scenery and a more leisurely pace that feels a whole world away, yet is only minutes from all that the neighboring capital city o ers. This combination gives the town a personality all its own, and residents invite everyone to come see what makes it special.
The Town of Pike Road is relatively young, just 26 years after its incorporation in 1997. As a growing municipality, the town o ers everything a community needs — including a bright future. However, despite its youth as a municipality, the Town of Pike Road includes historic communities that have thrived in the area for over 200 years. Designated the fastest-growing municipality in Alabama for the past two decades, the town’s mission statement Planning for Progress while Maintaining Character is evident in both its peaceful, hometown feel and energetic, fresh ideas.
The town’s sprawling meadows and woodland glens are dotted with over 70 unique neighborhoods, each with its own personality and including some of the region’s oldest settlements. The population of over 10,000 residents is diverse, with citizens across the demographic spectrum calling the Town of Pike Road home.
PLANNING FOR PROGRESS
Its ability to attract such a variety of people is proof of Pike Road’s appeal. Yet, perhaps the town’s greatest asset is its commitment to preserving the past while planning wisely for the future. Small family farms and equestrian facilities maintain the town’s ties to its agricultural roots, and as new businesses and energetic neighborhoods come to the area, this creates a harmonious mix of yesterday, today, and tomorrow.
Since its incorporation, the Town of Pike Road has expanded to a new crossroads – near the intersection of Pike and Vaughn Road. This town center is home to Town Hall and a variety of bustling businesses and restaurants, ranging from small and locally-owned to the new Publix that opened in 2021. Similar town centers are planned for historic community areas across the town, each with a unique investment such as a cultural or entrepreneurial center that will provide opportunities for citizens now and in the future.
To ensure continued prosperity, the Town of Pike Road encourages citizen input and thoughtful planning to determine its direction. Town leadership and sta continuously evaluate both opportunities and needs of the growing municipality.
One major priority has now been realized: In December 2010, the town established a public school system. Over the past decade, Pike Road Schools has celebrated several graduating classes and grown to serve over 2,700 students. The town is looking forward to the construction of a new high school on the horizon.
CULTIVATING QUALITY OF LIFE
A focus on quality of life keeps citizens connected as the town experiences exciting population growth. The ENHANCE initiative, created in the early days of the town to meet the interests expressed by the community, forms a roadmap for tailor-made quality of life programs. The work of volunteer-led groups like the Pike Road Arts Council, Agriculture & Stewardship Club, and Business Association provide opportunities for the community to connect, learn, and grow together.
The Town of Pike Road is proud to provide a home for these interests with the recent creators of the Pike Road Arts Center on Wallahatchie Road and the Agriculture, Recreation & Performing Arts Park across town on Trotman Road. Amidst a constant array of art shows and workshops, the Pike Road Arts Council’s Plein Air Paint Out, an outdoor painting event hosted each October, brings together more artists than nearly any other in Alabama. The Park includes an open-air arena and community education space, and a multi-use ball field complex opened this year to welcome local players. Future plans include other educational and agricultural amenities, as well as an amphitheater.
Through the Business Association, the Town o ers opportunities for businesses of all sizes to benefit from multiple topics, including digital marketing and the possibilities of entrepreneurship. With partners including Troy University Continuing Education & Outreach, the Auburn University Government & Economic Development Institute, and local businesses, 2024’s Business Association o erings will connect our business leaders with the knowledge-based opportunities of tomorrow, inspiring and encouraging business growth and success.
In addition to the continually expanding programming provided by the Town’s ENHANCE initiative, additional recreation amenities are on the horizon. Future projects in the Town include tennis courts, an amphitheater, and more. As part of a commitment to expand natural resource amenities, the Town continues to develop its parks and the Natural Trail system, a pedestrian-friendly opportunity to get outside and connect with neighbors.
ART, AGRICULTURE, AND EVERYTHING ELSE
There is something for everyone in the Town of Pike Road, whether it’s getting your hands into the dirt or on to a paint brush. The ENHANCE initiative, created in the early days of the town to meet the interests expressed by the community, forms a roadmap for tailor-made quality of life programs. The work of volunteer-led groups like the Pike Road Arts Council and Agriculture & Stewardship Club provide opportunities for the community to connect, learn, and grow together.
The Town of Pike Road is proud to provide a home for these interests with the recent creations of the Pike Road Arts Center on Wallahatchie Road and the Agriculture, Recreation & Performing Arts Park across town on Trotman Road. Amidst a constant array of art shows and workshops, the Pike Road Arts Council’s Plein Air Paint Out, an outdoor painting event hosted each October, brings together more artists than nearly any other in Alabama. The Park includes an open-air arena and community education space, and construction continues on a multi-use ball eld complex. Future plans include other educational and agricultural amenities, as well as an amphitheater. Also designed with community in mind, the Town of Pike Road Natural Trail System provides opportunities for walking, jogging, horseback riding, and trail cycling as it connects both historic communities and emerging neighborhoods. Portions of the Natural Trail currently run alongside Marler, Meriwether, and Wallahatchie Roads, with trailhead facilities providing parking, restrooms, and picnic space at both ends of Marler Road. Once completed, the Natural Trail will span over 30 miles as it highlights the beauty of the town’s rural landscapes.
Upcoming Events
Find more details at www.pikeroad.us and on our social media pages.
• Pike Road Arts Council, Small Works: An A ordable Art Show and Sale May 5–26
• Agriculture & Stewardship Club, Container Gardening Workshop May 25
• P.R.A.Y.E.R Team (Pike Road Area Your Emergency Response Team) Summer Feeding Program — June & July
• SummerFest June 27 (Thursday before the Fourth of July, annually)
• Pike Road Business Association Meetings –June, September & December
• Plein Air Paint Out – October 17-19
• Hay, Look at Us — September - November, annually
• Veterans Appreciation Ceremony – Sunday before Veterans Day, annually
• Christmas Tree Lighting & Season of Giving — December 1 (First Friday in December, annually)
Connect With Us
Like us on Facebook: Town of Pike Road, AL
Find us on Instagram: @townofpikeroad
Follow us on Twitter: @townofpikeroad
PRATTVILLE
PRATTVILLE
As one of Alabama’s rst “planned communities,” Prattville is proud of its past and is enjoying its present.
Just 13 miles north of Montgomery, Prattville is a city with multiple personalities that works together to create a place that’s earned itself the name “the Preferred Community.”
The city was modeled after a New England village, yet has all the hospitality and warmth indicative of its deep-South locale. Although ranked as one of the fastest growing areas in Alabama, Prattville maintains a quaint charm, and its close-knit, small-town atmosphere belies the many metropolitan opportunities and modern amenities offered.
It’s a harmonious marriage of seeming opposites that’s made its residents swell with hometown pride and eager to welcome everyone to their special spot in Central Alabama’s River Region.
AWARD WINNING CAJUN CAFE
2. DINNER IN THE DISTRICT
A COMMUNITY DINNER LIKE NO OTHER
Celebrate during the fall on the banks of Autauga Creek overlooking the historic Daniel Pratt Gin Factory. The open-air celebration kicks off with a cocktail hour and live music followed by a multi-course meal.
3. HISTORIC DOWNTOWN
SOMETHING FOR EVERY SHOPPER
Indulge in everything from trendy, eclectic boutiques to luxurious spas and nd the most unique gifts and collectibles at the Creekwalk.
downtown Prattville.
4. ARTISTS ON MAIN
LIVE AND LOCAL ART
Enjoy free family fun with impressive artwork by local artists, while shopping and dining on Main Street in Historic Downtown Prattville.
6. RTJ GOLF
CHAMPIONSHIP CALIBER GOLF COURSES
A collection of three 18-hole courses winning praises from golfers and writers alike. Golf Magazine called the Judge course one of the 10 public courses in America worthy of hosting the U.S. Open.
8. CANOE TRAIL
CELEBRATE GOOD TIMES
Visit downtown Prattville in May for an Arts and Crafts festival with food vendors, free concerts, and children's activities.
7. BASS PRO
This 13-mile waterway offers year-round paddling by Canoe or Kayak and is accessible from the Autauga Creekwalk behind City Hall.
THE GREAT OUTDOORS PADDLE THROUGH THE CITY
Experience the great outdoors at Alabama’s rst Bass Pro Outdoor World which houses the area's largest selection of quality gear for shing, hunting, camping, boating, and marine.
9. ARTESIAN WELLS
Prattville has many artesian wells in town, earning the nickname of the "fountain city."
Prattville’s Annual Events
JAN/FEB
Mardi Gras Parade
Prattville’s Annual Mardi Gras Parade winds its way through the streets of downtown, with plenty of beads, candy, and moonpies for everyone. Local vendors are on-site during this family fun- lled event.
MARCH/APRIL
Wilson Pickett
Music & Arts Festival
This family-friendly festival features over 40 renowned local and regional artists. Admission is free and includes live entertainment, great food, and an interactive children’s area where kids work with professional artists.
MAY
Prattville City Fest
The Prattville Chamber’s Annual City Fest is one of the most highly anticipated family-friendly events in the Southeast. Held in historic downtown Prattville, this event includes a free concert on Friday night. Saturday features live entertainment, more than 150 arts & crafts vendors, great food, and children’s activities.
JULY
July 4th Parade & Fireworks Celebration
Prattville’s Annual 4th of July Celebration kicks o with the annual 4th of July Parade, followed by the Lion’s Club BBQ and Camp Stew Sale. Don’t miss this familyfun day complete with cardboard boat races, children’s area, arts and crafts, and a spectacular reworks presentation.
OCTOBER
Parade of Pumpkins
Prattville's annual Parade of Pumpkins in Historic Downtown Prattville features carved and decorated pumpkins from our community.
Artists on Main
An event held by the Prattville Chamber, highlights local artists during the same week.
DECEMBER
Annual Christmas Tree
Lighting and Christmas Parade
These annual holiday events begin the Christmas Season in Prattville!
WETUMPKA PLAY & STAY
e City of Wetumpka is located in Elmore County, the third-fastest growing county in the state.
Nestled in the foothills of the Appalachians, along the banks of the Coosa River, Wetumpka is appropriately known as the “City of Natural Beauty.” And while its abundance of small-town charm o ers a leisurely lifestyle, it’s also strategically located only 10 miles north of Montgomery between U.S. Highway 231 and Interstate 65. Come see why this lovely spot is a great place to visit and to live.
Welcome to Wetumpka. Known for our heritage, hospitality and scenic landscapes, we’ve got something for everyone, and we’re happy to share it all with you.
EXPLORE THE OUTDOORS
Jerry Willis, Mayor, Wetumpka, AL
HISTORY & HERITAGE
Wetumpka is proud of its rich history and has the preserved sites and attractions to prove it.
• Fort Toulouse-Fort Jackson State Park o ers visitors exhibits and living-history events that trace the site’s 600 years of history. The park also hosts a 39-site campground overlooking the Coosa River.
• The Elmore County Historical Museum preserves and displays Wetumpka’s eventful past for future generations.
• Elmore County Black History Museum's permanent collections promote the ingenuity, creativity, cultural and political expressions of Elmore County’s black community.
• Historic home tours are o ered throughout the year, as are historic cemetery tours.
• Downtown Wetumpka is listed as part of the “National Register of Historic Places,” and sites to see include the 1931 court house, the distinctive Bibb Graves Bridge, three antebellum churches and several historic homes.
• Wetumpka Impact Crater Discovery & Visitors Center - Experience the aweinspiring Wetumpka Impact Crater Discovery & Visitors Center, where you can delve into the secrets of our universe, while also enjoying helpful visitor information and unique souvenirs at our gift shop." The address is 124 Company Street, Wetumpka AL. The Visitors Center phone number is (334) 472-1800.
Thanks to a six-mile stretch of whitewater rapids, hiking and mountain-biking trails, welcoming parks and clean, clear lakes, Wetumpka is also a haven for outdoor recreation lovers.
• Wetumpka has an abundance of recreational biking/hiking trails for the outdoor enthusiast.
• The Swayback Bridge Trail draws mountain bikers and runners from around the country with its single track full of tight technical sections and steep climbs.
• The Wetumpka Riverwalk begs folks to come stroll along the banks of the Coosa River and enjoy Wetumpka’s natural resources. The trail leads to the newly constructed Sports Complex.
• The scenic Coosa River (that runs right through town) and local lakes o er some of the best shing in the state with abundant populations of bass, crappie and cat sh. The Gold Star Park boat landing and State boat landing are both located on the Coosa for easy access.
• Kayaking and canoeing the rushing rapids of the Coosa make for some fast-paced fun. Class II and III rapids appeal to paddlers from near and far. Several area businesses rent boats and other equipment.
• Lake Jordan is one of the state’s premier bass- shing lakes, earning it a spot on the popular Alabama Bass Trail.
• The Piedmont Birding Trail includes two prime viewing locations at Gold Star Park and Ft. Toulouse-Fort Jackson with a surprising variety of habitats that make them a bird watcher’s dream.
Coosa
IN THE SWING
STAR-FALL
Wetumpka is home to one of only two marine impact craters in the United States. The still-visible, ve-mile-wide “astrobleme” was created when a meteorite collided with earth, blasting through bedrock and soil in Wetumpka 84 million years ago. The tilted rocks in and along the Coosa River are evidence of the event.
CREATIVITY & CULTURE
The city boasts strong support of the arts, and there’s always something to see.
Golfers can see if their play is up to par on Wetumpka’s Emerald Mountain Golf Club.
WHO KNEW?
Wetumpka’s idyllic charm has captured Hollywood’s eye three times. Its picturesque downtown area served as part of the setting for the movies “The Grass Harp” (1995), “The Rosa Parks Story” (2002) and “Big Fish” (2003).
GAME ON
On the edge of the Coosa River, Wind Creek Wetumpka features an 85,000-squarefoot gaming oor with 2,500 games. The luxurious, ve-star hotel has 283 rooms with spectacular views of the city. The gift shop is full of great nds, and there are several delicious dining options. Don’t miss the 16-gallon shark tank!
• The Wetumpka Depot Players is a renowned community theatre performing original plays and Broadway favorites.
• The Kelly Fitzpatrick Memorial Gallery honors the prestigious painter from Elmore County and promotes the arts by exhibiting the works of local artists.
• The Rumbling Waters Studio and Gallery, located inside the oldest business building in Wetumpka, showcases one-of-a-kind woodworking art and o ers classes and private lessons for both beginners and advanced woodcarvers.
• The Alabama River Region Art Center is committed to stimulating individual creative expression and appreciation of the visual, performing and culinary arts by providing high-quality, a ordable programs.
FIT FOR KIDS
Wetumpka’s welcoming parks are the perfect places for kids to unwind. Fain Park, located on the western banks of the Coosa River, o ers a playground and the riverwalk. Gold Star Park is also located along the banks of the Coosa River and o ers stunning scenery, a walking trail, a playground, a boat landing and a stop on the Piedmont Birding Trail.
If you’re searching for charm, history and natural beauty combined, Wetumpka’s the place for you.
Lake Jordan, site of Bassmaster Tournament
WETUMPKA EVENTS
FOR EVERYONE
Wetumpka’s calendar is packed with diverse events that feature fun for the entire family.
2024 SPECIAL EVENTS
WETUMPKA’S RIVER AND BLUES MUSIC & ARTS FESTIVAL
The River and Blues Music Festival will be in May 18, 2024. This festival has more than 10,000 attendees and o ers free family entertainment in a relaxing, friendly environment. Located on the banks of the Coosa River, live bands play blues and zydeco on stages for all ages to enjoy. A free children’s area, art show and other surprises will be part of the festival.
OKTOBERTEST WETUMPKA
Don your dirndl’s and lederhosen, because Wetumpka rings in the harvest with a lot of fun, food and spirit.
DOWNTOWN DICKENS CHRISTMAS
If you haven’t attended this event you are missing out. Watch as Wetumpka transforms into Christmas of old. It is a magical event and features the city tree lighting along with caroling and nativity. This event will be the rst Saturday in December.
WETUMPKA FARMERS MARKET
The Farmers Market pavilion was gifted by the HGTV Hometown Takeover in 2021. The Farmers Market on 304 East Coosa Street is open every Thursday morning from Mid-May to August..
CHRISTMAS ON THE COOSA
Named as a Top 10 event in 2013 by the Alabama Tourism Vacation Guide, this local community tradition continues to grow every year. It includes a character breakfast, arts & crafts show, car show, street parade and ends with a skiing Santa and reworks. This event will be the second Saturday in December.
WETUMPKA WILDLIFE ARTS FESTIVAL
Alabama’s Premiere Wildlife Art Exhibition will be Saturday, November 2, in the downtown historic district. See the juried art show at the Kelly Fitzpatrick Center for the Arts, enjoy sporting dog demonstrations, food demonstrations, music, and vendors under the big tent. Stroll through the downtown for a fun lled day with kid friendly activities.
2024 OTHER EVENTS
• ARBOR DAY
• MARDI GRAS PARADE
• GALANTINES ON MAIN
• WETUMPKA CRATER LECTURE AND TOURS
• EARTH DAY
• FARMERS MARKET
• NATIONAL DAY OF PRAYER
• WETUMPKA FFA ALUMNI CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO
• BRUSHPOPPERS COWBOY CHURCH RODEO
• WHITE WATER FESTIVAL
• FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION
• COOSA CANDY CRAWL
• COOSA RIVER CHALLENGE
• FRONTIER DAYS
• NEW YEAR’S EVE
Visit wetumpkaal.gov to nd details.
As seen on HGTV's HomeTown Takeover, Wetumpka offers something for everyone! Located in Central Alabama, Wetumpka is the seat of Elmore County, Alabama’s third fasting growing county. Wetumpka offers small town living with the convenience of big city amenities. Stroll into beautiful historic downtown Wetumpka, filled with a variety of food options and shopping. On the way out don’t forget to explore our state-of-the-art sport complex. We can’t wait to have you in Wetumpka.
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MILLBROOK COMFORT. CONVENIENCE. COMMUNITY.
As more and more people make Millbrook their home, the City continues to ourish and evolve with enhanced opportunities to live, shop and play. Great things are happening!
A Proud History
With a rich heritage dating back to the 1700s, the Millbrook area, including Robinson Springs, Coosada, Deatsville and Elmore, was known for such prominent leaders as Bolling Hall, William Wyatt Bibb, John Archer Elmore and Benjamin Fitzpatrick. The rst pioneer home built in present day Millbrook was known as Ellerslie, constructed in 1818 by Bolling Hall, a well-known statesman and planter of that time. Hall’s home still stands and is included in the National Register of Historic Places.
Between World War I and World War II, the communities of Millbrook, Coosada, and Robinson Springs, later referred to as the Tri-Community, began to evolve and grow, adding schools, churches and rail transportation. Contributing to the population growth during this era were unfortunate outbreaks of diseases in the more populated city of Montgomery. As a result, Millbrook became a place to retreat during the long, hot summers. Soon, the seasonal population began to stay year round.
” Millbrook is full of wonderful gems that make our community unique and interesting. Be sure to stop by next time you are in the area.
Cultural Arts
Memorial Day Observance
Mardi Gras Celebration
Grandview YMCA
Al Kelley, Mayor
Thriving Community
Incorporated in 1977, Millbrook is a growing Interstate 65 city, strategically located just ten miles north of Montgomery, the capital of Alabama. Known as the western gateway to Elmore County, the City is easily accessed at Interstate 65 exits 176, 179 and 181. Alabama Highways 14 and 143 are also key corridors in the city where retail and commercial development continues to thrive. A variety of housing options are available to those who want to enjoy the best of two worlds — small city comforts plus urban conveniencescreating a relaxing way of life underpinned by a genuine sense of community.
LIVE. WORK. PLAY.
Looking Forward
Today, the area retains the best of its early features and natural resources, while aggressively pursuing economic development opportunities. Millbrook has experienced a more than 40 percent increase in its population in the last 20 years, and this in ux of new residents has spurred unprecedented residential building, which in turn has attracted new commercial development that keeps gaining momentum.
The great outdoors plays a prominent role in Millbrook’s quality of life, with six well-equipped and maintained public parks that provide recreational options for all ages. A new mega sports complex, called 17 Springs, is currently under development that will transform the Highway 14 corridor and position the city as a regional draw and destination point. Other outdoor activities can be enjoyed at nearby Lakes Martin and Jordan, the Alabama River, the Alabama Nature Center and the Grandview YMCA. The City will continue to capitalize on these recreational opportunities.
Natureplex Discovery Hall
17 Springs Event Center Coming Spring 2025
17 Springs Sports Complex. Phase 1 — Now Open
Fishing on the Alabama River
Kid's Kingdom
Community Theatre
MILLBROOK'S ANNUAL EVENTS
• Millbrook Revelers Mardi Gras Festival & Parade: February
• AWF Critter Crawl Trail Run: February
• AWF Tri-County Wild Game Cook-O : April
• MayFest Arts, Crafts & Food Festival: May
• Millbrook Farmers Market: Tues., 7 am - 12 pm — May - August
• Tunes on the Green: Summer/Fall
• AWF Annual Youth Fishing Rodeo: August
• Cops n’ Kids Day: October
• Boo Festival: October
• Community Tree Lighting: December
• Spirit of Christmas Festival & Parade: December
National Memorial for Peace & Justice
Old Alabama Town
Read Herring Bookstore / New South Books
Riverboat – Harriott II
First White House of the Confederacy
Freedom Monument Sculpture Park
Freedom Rides Museum
Kress on Dexter
Hank Williams Museum
Hank Williams Statue
Montgomery Biscuits at Riverwalk Stadium
Montgomery Performing Arts Centre
Montgomery Tours
Montgomery Whitewater
Museum of Alabama
Riverwalk Amphitheater
Rosa Parks Library and Museum
Rosa Parks Statue
Sip-N-Cycle Pedal Cruise
St. Johns Episcopal Church
Tours of Montgomery
Troy University’s Davis Theatre
OLD CLOVERDALE ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT FREEDOM MONUMENT SCULPTURE PARK
Easy Streets
Navigating through MGM is easy and since it meets where I-65 and I-85 interchange, it’s also easily accessible. Most of downtown is within a one-mile walk, so you don’t even need a car to visit most of MGM’s historical attractions or grab a bite from one of our unique restaurants.
Walk Downtown
Since most of the downtown attractions are within a one mile radius, it’s easy to grab a map and hit the street. Plus, there are plenty of cool restaurants, art murals, historic markers and unique shopping venues to keep you busy along the way.
Catch a Tour
Montgomery Tours
mymontgomerytours.com
334-450-5183
Your premiere and private Civil Rights and Alabama History tour guide service. D J
Tours of Montgomery
334-549-9322
Tour historic homes, churches and businesses that were part of Montgomery’s oldest and most prestigious AfricanAmerican community in the Centennial Hill District. At the end of your tour, grab a souvenir from the gift and co ee shop. D
Electric Scooter Rentals
Enjoy cruising through downtown on an electric scooter. Just download the Bird app and start your ride today. D
Legendary Tours
wandahbattle.com
334-819-6044
Get transported back in time to Montgomery’s Civil Rights era on a virtual journey of historical accounts, stories, and songs. During your time with Legendary Tours, you will engage in life-changing conversations that will leave you inspired to become your greatest self without ever leaving your home. You will see notable landmarks of American history while singing freedom songs and enjoying Wanda Battle's storytelling. D
Out
and About Walking Tours
oldalabamatown.com
334-240-4500
The Landmarks Foundation is o ering a new opportunity to experience Montgomery's history thru walking tours. O ered every Thursday at 10:00 am, join a seasoned Landmarks guide on a tour of Montgomery's historic sites. Tours will rotate between sites each Thursday, with a di erent tour each week. Beginning with Dexter Avenue, continuing with Commerce Street, Perry Street, and Oakwood Cemetery. D
Triple E Group Services
tripleegroupservices.com
334-328-9181
A professional tour guide company providing, step-on-guide, group escort and event planning services. They plan and coordinate customized historical tours for college and school groups, family and military reunions, assist with coordinating and arranging weekend retreats and special events as well as locate and arrange transportation with reputable motor coach operators. D
Travel by Car
Are you in town on business or don’t want to worry with nding a close parking spot? Uber and Lyft make it easy, and since it only takes about 20 minutes to get from one side of the city to the next, it’s also very a ordable.
Journey Montgomery, LLC
journeymontgomery.com
334-431-3253
Whether you're looking for transportation for a corporate event, a special event, or if you just need airport service, Journey Montgomery o ers luxurious, reliable and safe rides no matter the destination. J
On Time Transportation
ontimetransportation334.com
334-505-1189
On Time Transportation is Montgomery's premium taxi, limo, and courier service. We'll take you anywhere you need to go, anytime, anywhere, and any place 24/7. J
Touch
of Class Limousine & Transport
334-284-2673
Special occasions deserve special service, and with an excellent selection of vehicles, Touch of Class provides quality limousine transportation from a professional sta , along with comfortable vehicles equipped with full amenities. J
Park Mobile Parking App No change? No problem! Now parking in downtown is at the palm of your hand. Just download the new Park Mobile App and you can park at any meter via your phone.
BLACK CAR SERVICE
Our fleet consist of sprinter vans, SUV’s, sedans and stretch limousines. Travel in style to your next event or occassion.
