Central Montgomery All-Suite Hotel: 3 Diamond AAA Approved Lodging Partner. Situated off I-85 and only four miles from historic downtown Montgomery, Alabama, only seven miles from Maxwell-Gunter Air Force Base and three miles from Alabama State Univ...

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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.

B&Bs are a better way to stay and our picturesque location is convenient and quiet. Located close to Downtown, just blocks from I-65 and I-85. Free parking in rear.

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The 5,000-sq.-ft. grand mansion rebuilt around 1915 sits upon a hill overlooking the historic Garden District. Guestrooms have private, luxurious bathrooms and are furnished with fine European antiques. Breakfast is served each morning.

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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, plants...

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

Alabama Music Hall of Famers Wet Willie featuring Jimmy Hall headline Tavern Fest 2021 in Old Alabama Town. Tavern Fest is a street party complete with live music, food vendors and beverages! Tickets go on sale at a later date.

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)

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...

Zoo Weekend at the Montgomery Zoo and Mann Wildlife Learning Museum is a spring carnival for the entire family with games, rides, live performances and much, much more. The 2021 Zoo Weekend has new format - Zoo Weekend with a twist. Zoo Weeke...

Sip-n-Cycle BYOB Party Pedal Boat has 12 pedal stations seated around a central bar and room for up to 26 passengers, a Captain and First Mate. Mixer, Private, and Special Event Cruise – Book now!

This stately 1907 mansion is set amidst beautifully landscaped grounds. Since 1951, Alabama governors and families have lived in 17-room house.

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. served as pastor, and led the historic Montgomery Bus Boycott from this more than 130-year-old church.

A collection of preserved North American wildlife in realistic settings. Three-sided viewing offers an up-close and personal experience. Guests are able to touch and feel a variety of displays.

The Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts is home to more than 4,000 objects representing a journey through time in America. The Museum features an interactive gallery designed for young visitors, an outdoor sculpture garden, a café, and a store.

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

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.

Displays and exhibits from early ballooning days to present. Era uniforms, artifacts. Highlights: Memorial Plaza, AC-47 gunship, B-52 tail gun, B-17 ball turret.

The Equal Justice Initiative, the Montgomery-based non-profit organization that challenges racial injustice and mass incarceration of blacks, sponsors two memorials that spotlight the history of lynching during post-Civil War Reconstruction and Jim C...

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.