Movement in the Museum: Home Stretch Pilates

Movement in the Museum: Home Stretch Pilates

April 14th, 2026Event has already occurred

Tuscaloosa

Join the Alabama Museum of Natural History and University Recreation for Home Stretch Pilates on April 14, 2026 from 5:45 p.m. until 6:30 p.m.!

Each session of “Movement in the Museum” is hosted by a trained UREC instructor and this class will be beginner friendly.

Participants must be 18+ and will be required to sign a liability waiver. You will need to bring your own water.

How to Register

Register for the class through our online form.

Registration Rates

  • UA Museums Members: $5 
    • Become a UA Museums Member through our online form.
      • If you become a UA Museums’ Member, you will be added to our membership email newsletter and sent a discounted coupon code. Please note that this is not an automated email upon completing registration. You will receive this when the next email newsletter goes out. We contact our members weekly.
  • UA Museums Student Members: $5
    • Become a UA Museums Student Member through our online form.
      • If you become a UA Museums Student Member, you will be added to our membership email newsletter and sent a discounted coupon code. Please note that this is not an automated email upon completing registration. You will receive this when the next email newsletter goes out. We contact our members weekly.
  • Pre-Registration (Non-UA Museums Members): $15
  • Day of Registration: $20

Location

The Alabama Museum of Natural History is located inside Smith Hall on The University of Alabama campus. The street address is 427 Sixth Avenue, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487.

Parking

Parking in the lot behind Smith Hall is free after 5:00 p.m.

Contact Information

If you have any questions about this event, contact Kristin Harrell (Education Outreach Coordinator, Alabama Museum of Natural History) by calling 205-348-6383 or emailing kristin.harrell@ua.edu.

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    Alabama Museum of Natural History
    • 427 6th Ave., Smith Hall, UA Campus
    • Tuscaloosa, AL 35404
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    Directions

    From Birmingham: Take Interstate 20/59 S to Tuscaloosa exit 73, McFarland Blvd. Head West on McFarland Blvd toward the University of Alabama. Exit right onto University Blvd. Follow University Blvd to Hackberry Lane. Make a right onto Hackberry Lane and turn into the second parking lot on your left behind Smith Hall (yellow brick building). From Montgomery: Take Hwy 82 W to Tuscaloosa. Exit right onto University Blvd. Follow University Blvd to Hackberry Lane. Make a right onto Hackberry Lane and turn into the second parking lot on your left behind Smith Hall (yellow brick building).

    Region

    Tuscaloosa is located in the Birmingham & Tuscaloosa Area of the Central Alabama Region

    Fees

    $15

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