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What’s Happening in Tuscaloosa: March Edition

What’s Happening in Tuscaloosa: March Edition

 

February has flown by and it’s time to start planning your March adventures. Fortunately, there is no lack of fun activities in T-town this month. Here are a few of the events that Tuscaloosa has to offer for March.

 

Stephanie Kirkland x Sydney Gruber: Pop-up Art Show, March 1st from 1 pm- 5 pm

Session Bar, 2221 University Blvd.

Session will be open for a one-day-only special event featuring local artists Stephanie Kirkland and Sydney Gruber. Come meet the artists, enjoy some cocktails, and shop one-of-a-kind, original artwork. 

 

Celebrate Local, March 5th from 12 pm-7 pm

Tuscaloosa River Market, 1900 Jack Warner Parkway

Join Celebrate Local for their 3rd year of bringing community members and local merchants together for a one-of-a-kind social, shopping and tasting event to highlight the locally owned, independent businesses of Tuscaloosa. Admission is FREE.

 

West Alabama Quilt Show, March 6th from 9 am- 5 pm and 7th from 9 am- 4 pm

Taylorville United Methodist Church, 640 Bear Creek Rd.

The West Alabama Quilters Guild invites you to the 14th biennial quilt show and market. Enjoy quilting vendors, basket raffle, silent auction, and opportunity quilt giveaway. Admission is FREE.

 

Dylan Scott, March 6th @ 8 pm

Druid City Music Hall, 1307 University Blvd.

Enjoy a concert by Dylan Scott at the Druid City Music Hall. Pit tickets are $30 or $35 on the day of the show. General Admission tickets are $25 or $30 the day of the show.

 

2020 Tuscaloosa Heart Walk, March 7th @ 8 am

Tuscaloosa Amphitheater, 2710 Jack Warner Pkwy.

By participating in the Heart Walk, you’re joining a million Heart Walk Heroes from across the nation raising funds for lifesaving science. Science that can teach us all how to live longer and be Healthy For Good. You can join with a team or as an individual. 

 

Carson Carlisle, March 7th @ 9 pm

Copper Top, 2300 4th St.

Enjoy the country and southern rock stylings of Alabama native, Carson Carlisle, at Copper Top. Tickets go on sale soon!

 

Zelda Fitzgerald’s Induction into the Alabama Writer’s Hall of Fame, March 9th @ 6 pm

Bryant Conference Center, 240 Paul William Bryant Dr.

Celebrate with the Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald Museum as Zelda is inducted into the Alabama Writer’s Hall of Fame. Contact Emily Burnett at emburnett@ua.edu for ticket information.

 

ASADS Presents: Mackenzie Phillips-Hopeful Healing, March 25th @ 5:30 pm

Bryant Conference Center, 240 Paul William Bryant Dr.

Join American actress and author Mackenzie Phillips as she tells her story, emphasizing the power of hope in healing from trauma and addiction. Admission is FREE.

 

Jo Dee Messina, March 27th @ 7:30 pm

Druid City Music Hall, 1307 University Blvd.

If you love country music, you will want to make plans to see country songbird, Jo Dee Messina, at the Druid City Music Hall. General admission is $40 and Pit tickets are $55.

 

The Villages Cruise-in & Craft Fair, March 28th from 10 am- 2 pm

North River Village Assisted Living, 5810 Rice Mine Rd. NE

Bring the family out for the Second Annual Villages Cruise-In & Craft Fair! There will be live music provided by Billy and The Medicine Men. Big Al will be there from 11:30-12:30. Delicious food will be for sale by Houndstooth BBQ. Face painting provided by Mimi’s Fancy Faces. There will be rolled ice cream by Off The Trail Creamery, lots of classic cars and motorcycles to look at, a petting farm by Tabernacle Farms and last but not least, a variety of vendors to shop with! Admission is FREE. 

 

23rd Annual BBQ & Blue Jeans, March 28th @ 6 pm

Water Oaks Farm, 4922 McWrights Ferry Rd.

Every spring, the DCH Foundation partners with the McAbee Pigfitters to host their annual BBQ & Blues. All the proceeds from this event support The Help & Hope Patience Assistance Fund for patients struggling to make ends meet during their personal battles with cancer. 

 

March in the City

 

This is just a small selection of the activities to explore this month in Tuscaloosa. Check some of these out and see what else you can find that we didn’t list here. Have a great March and don’t forget to get out there and enjoy T-town!

 

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Alice Maxwell

To know Alice Maxwell, Top Agent in Tuscaloosa AL, is quite frankly to love her. Vibrant and charming, she’s one of the region’s most successful REALTORS®. When asked about her sales, she sheepishly says, “Honestly, I’m not sure. I just take care of people. That’s what I love doing.” – Top Agent Magazine A Tuscaloosa Native, it’s this passion for people and knowledge of her hometown that has made Alice Maxwell a top REALTOR® in the Tuscaloosa area since 1993. She is quick to say, “I eat, sleep and breathe real estate. I love taking care of people!” It’s no surprise that clients quickly become lifelong friends, making her business one that is built on personal relationships, personal referrals and corporate relocations. By employing the latest technologies and marketing strategies, Alice does everything possible to ensure her clients’ properties are positioned and marketed for success. She and her team are committed to aggressively marketing their client’s listings, as well as finding the perfect home or condo for their buyers. To further assist her buyer’s need, she has a trusted network of professionals from inspectors, contractors, handymen to loan officers. Devoted to giving back to her community, Alice can often be found hammering at a new Habitat for Humanity house or feeding a group of students from Collegiate Recovery Community. She has served on the United Way Board, the Chamber of Commerce Board, and the Board of Directors for Capstone Bank, and as an Elder at First Presbyterian Church. She also serves her alma mater, The University of Alabama, as a member of the President’s Cabinet, Women of the Capstone, and Human Environmental Sciences Leadership Board. After earning her REALTOR® license, Alice earned her CRS, ABR and GRI designations. Since becoming a principal in Keller Williams Realty Tuscaloosa, she has participated in extensive training--recently completing Keller Williams’ signature training program, BOLD. Her knowledge of the industry paired with her knowledge of the Tuscaloosa market allows her to offer the highest level of service to each client. Because of her training and hard work, she has been named REALTOR® of the Year, and won the Arthur B. Pope award from the Tuscaloosa Association of Realtors. Alice is married to her high school sweetheart, John, and together they are parents of Anne, Davis and Stuart. In the spirit of the Maxwell tradition, all three children have pursued individual careers in different spheres of real estate. When not busy with real estate, Alice and Johnny are often found spending quality time with their five grandchildren, their dogs, close friends or Alice’s 89-year-old mother, Dee. It’s a full and busy life! Alice probably sums it up best saying, “If you had told me years ago that I would be where I am today, I wouldn’t have believed it. I just know that I work hard and I believe that people don’t care how much you know until they know how much you care.”

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