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Influenced by the Plaza Hotel in New York and connected to the convention center downtown, the Renaissance has more than 70,000 square feet of meeting space.

Book a room at the Quality Inn & Suites hotel in Montgomery, AL

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Book a room at the Quality Inn Montgomery South hotel.

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We sing from all four oblong shape-note hymnals currently used in Alabama … Christian Harmony; Colored Sacred Harp; Cooper Revision; Original Sacred Harp from 9:30 to 3

SLE Rodeo---The rodeo coming to town means more than just buckin’ broncos, barrel racing and burly bulls. It means family fun for all ages! This year’s rodeo season is slam full of events sure to please any audience.

Follow U.S. Hwy. 80 throughout the Black Belt region of Alabama for great sales featuring more than 350 miles of bargains, including thousands of Estate & Yard Sale items, Antiques, Good Junk and much more.

The 'Herb Day' festival is a free, fun-filled, public educational event for the entire family. The day will include lectures/demonstrations on identifying, growing and using herbs, music, children's activities, and the opportunity to find gifts, plan...

The MMFA’s annual celebration of imagination, creativity, and good humor.

The “Celebration of the Arts Awards” program recognizes artists for their work and contribution to the arts in Alabama, across the United States, and beyond. Selected honorees include professional artists, businesspersons, arts volunteers, arts patro...

Montgomery. Capital City Shape Notes Singing. 334-242-4076, ext 225. www.oldalabamatown.com. Free. Old Alabama Town--Singers sing from shape-note hymn books published in Alabama, including The Sacred Harp and Christian Harmony. 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Ple...

Organized bicycle ride sponsored by the Montgomery Bicycle Club (5, 31, 66, 106, or 129 miles)

Organized bicycle ride sponsored by the Montgomery Bicycle Club (5, 15, 33, 53, 65, 102, or 126 miles)

Authentically restored 19th- and early 20th-century buildings in historic downtown Montgomery. Each building creates distinctive image of living and working in Alabama's past.

The Civil Rights Memorial honors those who died during the Civil Rights Movement and serves as a vehicle for education and reflection about the struggle for equality.

The Interpretive Center features a rich, extensive collection of photos that share the experience of the Selma to Montgomery march along with St. Jude's history.

State-of-art museum depicting events that started the Bus Boycott and early Civil Rights Movement. Interactive, multi-media presentation. Take time machine ride through 1800s.

The best place for gifts made in and about Alabama. Located inside the Alabama Capitol at the Union Street entrance.

Welcome to Stonehenge Inc. Montgomery Alabama We have been serving the river region for over 42 years Please allow us the opportunity to assist you in all your framing, lighting and art desires. With three locations to serve you in the Old Clo...

The region’s premier astronomy education facility of its kind in the U.S. Images of the sun, moon, planets, stars and other celestial objects are projected on domed ceiling.

Former residence of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s family (1954-60). Interpretive Center chronicles history that led to Montgomery bus boycott and Civil Rights Movement.

Shotgun Clay Shooting Facility and ProShop