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Crawdad and Music Festival

Crawdad and Music Festival

Apr 1st 20239AM - 6PM

Ozark

Join us on the Square in Downtown Ozark, AL, on Saturday, April 1, 2023, from 9 AM until 6 PM to celebrate the 17th Annual Ozark Crawdad & Music Festival. Spend the day with your family and friends on this FREE Festival offering wonderful music on and off our stage, delicious food, fun children's activities, a unique selection of arts and crafts, an antique car show, and lots more for everyone to see and do. For more information, please call 334-733-2618.

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    Ozark Civic Center
    • 320 East College Street
    • Ozark, AL 36360
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    Directions

    Downtown Ozark, around the square.

    Region

    Ozark is located in the The Wiregrass Area of the South Alabama Region

    Fees

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    Where to Stay

    Baymont Inn & Suites Ozark

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    Hampton Inn- Ozark

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    Microtel Inn & Suites

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    Mr. D's RV & Camper Park

    Located at the 45 mile marker of US Hwy 231 North.
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    Where to Eat

    Our Place Diner

    Our Place Diner is a classic burger joint on US HWY 231. Loved by locals and recognizable by the pink punch buggy crash-landed in the front lawn, it's a must-eat sort of place for a visit to Ozark!

    El Palacio Mexican Restaurant

    El Palacio is Ozark's oldest Restaurant and one of its most beloved! They cater for special events and occasions.
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    What to See & Do

    Veterans Memorial Bridge

    Reinforced concrete river bridge thought to be first in state. Erected 1921. Memorial to veterans of WWI. Nine mi. from Ozark.

    Alabama Aviation College at Ozark

    Only post-secondary institution with primary mission of preparing aviation technicians. Tour facilities, observe students working on variety of aircraft and aviation equipment.

    Claybank Church and Cemetery

    Constructed 1852 using fat, light-wood stumps for its foundation. Board shingles split by hand. Wooden pulpit, original benches.

    Dale County Ag-Plex Arena

    The Ag-Plex is a covered arena with abundant bleacher seating and lighting.

    Flowers Center for Performing Arts

    This unique facility is the perfect setting for the smaller venue offering 501 seats, all with great viewing ability for events such as concerts, pageants, plays, seminars and more.

    Carillon and Bell Tower

    Memorial plaques to two U.S. Congress representatives: Henry B. Steagall, George W. Andrews. Carillon/tower recognizes personnel who served at Fort Rucker since 1942.

    Dowling Museum/Ann Rudd Arts Center

    100-year-old building. Art gallery, studio spaces. Original embossed tin ceiling and display cases. Display of 50s and 60s clothes. Ongoing art shows.

    Eagle Stadium

    Built in 1946, this regulation-sized baseball stadium with covered grandstand has been home to professional, recreation, and high school baseball.

    Eagle Stadium

    Home to high school, college, Dixie Major games. Site of exhibition game between St. Louis Cardinals and Ozark all-star team, and 2012 Alabama Community College Conference Baseball Tournament.
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