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Homegrown Alabama Farmer’s Market
Homegrown Alabama is The University of Alabama's student-run farmer's market. It is held on the lawn of Canterbury Episcopal Chapel from 3-6 every Thursday, April through November. Vendors from all over the state come every week to sell their goods, which include loads of produce, jams, honey, eggs, meats and home-baked treats. The market also features live music from local musicians.
BlueGrass Jam on Shepherd Hill
<<< FREE ADMISSION >>> Bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy the concert under God’s Blue Sky Cathedral and Twinkling Stars and Moon Light. The Jeff Long Band - a Bluegrass-gospel group that travels throughout Mississippi and Alabama spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ. Jeff Long (Lead/Harmony Vocals and Guitar), Sara Long , Lead/Harmony Vocals and Fiddle), Jimmy Joe Holsonback Mandolin), Randy Glascow (Lead/Harmony Vocals and Banjo), Greg Turner (Lead Vocals and Upright Bass). The Kirkland Family - a…
2017 Moundville Native American Festival
Located at the University of Alabama’s Moundville Archaeological Park, performers, artists, craftspeople and tradition bearers entertain and educate visitors about the rich culture and heritage that makes Southeastern Indians unique. The festival includes living historians, arts and crafts arbors, a children’s area, arts market and trader’s circle, food courts, and a stage for performances. All ages are welcome. The Festival will take place October 4-6 from 9:00 am to 3:30 pm and October 7 from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.
Samantha Trade Day & Fish Fry
The Good Shepherd Foundation in Samantha, Alabama welcomes vendors, exhibitors and eagle-eyed bargain-hunters who buy, sell and swap everything from tractor seats, tools and antiques to homemade jelly, quilts and needlepoint pillows – rusty chains to works of art. Samantha Trade Day is held on Shepherd Hill behind the Good Shepherd Statue on 43 North between mile markers 216 and 217. Directions Take a step back in time and enjoy shopping the way your ancestors did - using the art of…
