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Family Game Night at Montgomery Whitewater Presented by Max Credit Union

Family Game Night at Montgomery Whitewater Presented by Max Credit Union

May 12th, 2026 - August 11th, 20266:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Montgomery

Join us for Family Game Night every Tuesday starting at 6:00 PM. Kids 10 and under eat free with the purchase of an adult entrée, one child per entrée. Sponsored by MAX Credit Union. Prizes, crafts, and fun games await!

Don't miss out on the fun! Come join us and make your Tuesday nights unforgettable.

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    Montgomery Whitewater
    • 1100 Maxwell Boulevard
    • Montgomery, AL 36104
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    Eddy's Restaurant at Montgomery Whitewater

    Region

    Montgomery is located in the Montgomery & Selma Area of the South Alabama Region

    Where to Stay

    Hillcrest Manor Bed & Breakfast

    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.

    WoodSpring Suites Montgomery

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    Key West Inn South

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    Comfort Suites

    The Comfort Suites® hotel is conveniently located just one mile from Faulkner University. This Montgomery, AL hotel is minutes from Alabama State University, Garrett Coliseum, the Montgomery Zoo, the Rosa Parks Library and Museum and the Hank William...

    Clarion Inn Montgomery East Monticello Dr

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    Red Bluff Cottage

    Spectacular View of downtown Montgomery and the Alabama River Plain, including unique view of the state Capitol. Many of Montgomery's favorite tourist attractions are within walking distance. Conveniently located near the junction of Interstate 85 an...

    Drury Inn and Suites Montgomery

    Experience Drury’s comfortable rooms, award-winning service and many free extras. Conveniently located off 1-85, the Drury Inn & Suites offers direct access to Alabama’s historic capitol.

    La Quinta by Wyndham Montgomery

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    Gunter Hill Campground (USACE)

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    Where to Eat

    Momma Goldberg's

    Momma Goldberg's Deli has served the Auburn area since 1976. Recently the eatery, famous for its Momma's Love sandwich (a combination of roast beef, ham, turkey and Muenster cheese) has expanded to more than 20 locations across Alabama and Georgia.

    City Grill, The

    Sophisticated destination for refined American dinners with a global touch, plus a full bar.

    Railyard Brewing Company

    Visit website for information.

    The Exchange Bar

    Named after the historic Montgomery hotel and featuring craft cocktails, light dining, and live music, The Exchange is perfect for meeting friends or colleagues after a busy afternoon here in the heart of the city's downtown.

    Brenda's Bar-B-Q Pit

    BBQ restaurant in Montgomery, Alabama.

    Wintzell's Oyster House

    With over ten years at the helm of the legendary establishment, Mobile natives Bob and Buffy Donlon have parlayed the unique Wintzell’s experience into a successful series of restaurants, with consistent delivery of quality seafood, friendly service ...

    Sa Za Serious Italian Food

    Walking into SA ZA is an absolute feast for all your senses. SA ZA is set in a hip atmosphere with bold colors, exposed brick walls, historic hardwood floors and eye-catching artwork. With the energy from the music, the open kitchen, and the local ar...

    D Road Cafe

    Venezuelan – Latin Breakfast with an unique style No menus for Lunch or Dinner, we tell you what we have, you tell us what you fancy. Always fresh and tasty menu from Monday to Friday Lunch. Friday International Dinner, ...

    NYC Gyro

    We have authentic NYC style gyros, Philly cheese steaks, wings, organic salad, organic shakes
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    What to See & Do

    Civil Rights Memorial Center

    Visit the Civil Rights Memorial Center to deepen your understanding of the Movement, the sacrifices of that time and the challenges that lie ahead.

    Garrett Coliseum

    Montgomery's largest and most popular entertainment venue for over 60 years.

    Alabama War Memorial

    Shrine dedicated to Alabama veterans.

    Montgomery Riverfront Park

    Anchored by the Amphitheatre, the Harriott II Riverboat, and the historic Union Station Train Shed, Riverfront Park is an entertainment destination on the banks of the Alabama River. Riverboat rides, events, and concerts make this park a fun and exci...

    Hank Williams Museum

    Hank Williams left behind a legacy of such hits as Hey, Good Lookin', I Saw the Light, Jambalaya and Cold, Cold Heart. The Hank Williams Museum in downtown Montgomery has the most complete collection of belongings from the singer and his boyhood home...

    Lower Wetumpka Shotgun Sports Club

    Shotgun Clay Shooting Facility and ProShop

    National Center for the Study of Civil Rights & African American Culture at Alabama State University

    Center documents and preserves memorabilia of the Civil Rights era, local African-American history and history of Alabama State University.

    The City of St. Jude Interpretive Center and Garden

    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.

    Historic Holt Street Baptist Church

    First organized as a part of Bethel Baptist Church, Holt Street Church was built in 1913. Reverend A. W. Wilson was pastor of this church for more than 50 years during one of the most important parts of civil rights history. Participants of the Montg...
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