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Claunch Cafe

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400 S. Main St. Tuscumbia, AL 35674
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256 386-0222
Open Sun-Th 11-2.
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Open Sun-Th 11-2.
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Getting There

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  • 400 S. Main St.
  • Tuscumbia, AL 35674
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Upcoming Events

The "Miracle Worker" Play

Tuscumbia. The "Miracle Worker" Play. 256-383-4066. www.helenkellerbirthplace.org. Helen Keller Birthplace and Home--For over 60 years, this Broadway-style play recalls the childhood of deaf-blind Helen Keller, "America's First Lady of Courage", and ...

The "Miracle Worker" Play

Tuscumbia. The "Miracle Worker" Play. 256-383-4066. www.helenkellerbirthplace.org. Helen Keller Birthplace and Home--For over 60 years, this Broadway-style play recalls the childhood of deaf-blind Helen Keller, "America's First Lady of Courage", and ...

North Alabama African Heritage Festival

Explore African culture through art, fashion, crafts, music, and dance at the North Alabama African Heritage Festival.

Muscle Shoals Street Rod Festival

Tuscumbia. Muscle Shoals Street Rod Run.

Art of the Dish Exhibit

Individuals and collectors share 200 years of antique and vintage china in tablescapes set up around the museum.

Helen Keller Festival

Tuscumbia. Helen Keller Festival.www.HelenKellerFestival.com. Admission charged. Downtown & Spring Park. Festival kicks off with a parade down Main Street and features more than 100 events, including headliner music artists, art and crafts and food v...

Art of the Dish Program

Event includes a collector-led tour of the mansion and the antique and vintage china exhibit "Art of the Dish". A special presentation on 19th Century table settings and dining is also included.

2023 Saddle Up for St. Jude

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What to See & Do

Historic Downtown Tuscumbia

Historic downtown Tuscumbia is a destination for shopping, dining and outdoor events.

Coldwater Falls

Man-made lighted waterfall constructed of 2,000+ tons of sandstone. 80 ft. wide, 42 ft. tall., 4.3 million gallons of water pass over the falls each day.

Belle Mont Mansion

Historic House Museum

Key Underwood Coon Dog Memorial Cemetery

Key Underwood buried Troop, his Faithful Coon Dog, on Septemer 4, 1937. And so it was started! More than 300 coon dogs have been laid to rest since. Park, picnic tables, shelter. Annual Labor Day celebration.

Alabama Music Hall of Fame

The Alabama Music Hall of Fame honors Alabama's musical achievers. Memorabilia from the careers of Alabamians such as Tammy Wynette, Lionel Richie, Emmylou Harris, the group Alabama, The Commodores, Nat King Cole, W.C. Handy, Hank Williams and many o...

Cane Creek Canyon Nature Preserve

700+ acres, privately protected scenic area that is a sanctuary for native plants and animals; 15 miles of hiking, primitive camping sites, picnicking, creek wading.

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A unique watering hole under the rock where whole family can relax and enjoy connecting to local history, dine, listen to live music and enjoy karoake.

Tuscumbia Depot and Roundhouse

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