Alabama Humanities Alliance Unveils Statewide Exhibits and Events
The Alabama Humanities Alliance announced a statewide slate of Smithsonian exhibits, music tributes and grant opportunities running from Atmore to Foley.
Free Traveling Exhibit on Naturalist William Bartram Opens in Thomasville
A free traveling exhibit on 18th-century naturalist William Bartram, whose writings documented the Southeast's landscapes and wildlife, is on display in Thomasville through August.
Community Gathers to Unveil Battle of Burnt Corn Creek Marker in Brewton
The Escambia County Historical Society will dedicate a new plaque at Jennings Park on July 25 commemorating the Battle of Burnt Corn Creek, one of the first clashes of the…
USA Archaeologist to Discuss 1,400-Year-Old Canoe Canal Found Near Gulf Shores
A University of South Alabama archaeologist will discuss the excavation of a 1,400-year-old Native American canoe canal discovered on the Fort Morgan Peninsula near Gulf Shores.