What’s Happening in Tuscaloosa: November Edition
November is a busy month here in T-town. From fun family activities to date night destinations, there is something for everyone. Here are just a few of the events taking place this month.
UCP West Alabama State Fair, Nov. 6-10
Munny Sokol Park, 5901 Watermelon Rd, Northport
Bring the whole family out to enjoy carnival rides and entertaining performances at the UCP West Alabama State Fair. Admission is $3 Monday-Thursday and $5 Friday-Sunday. Armbands for rides are available at an additional cost.
Concerts at the Cypress: Farmer’s Daughter, Nov. 8 @ 8 pm
The Cypress Inn Pavilion, 501 Rice Mine Rd N
Farmer’s Daughter brings a little bit of everything to the table. If you like classic rock, country, 80s, or the hits of today then you will enjoy this show. Tickets start at $15.
Tuscaloosa Bicentennial Exhibit Series: Civil War and Reconstruction, Nov. 9 from 10 am to 4:30 pm
Warner Transportation Museum, 1901 Jack Warner Pkwy
The archaeological excavations of the Bank of the State site uncovered several artifacts that help tell the story of Tuscaloosa’s history during the Civil War and the years immediately following. Come see this glimpse into the past at Warner Transportation Museum. Admission is FREE.
Storytime and Activities Featuring The Monster at the End of This Book and People in Your Neighborhood, Nov. 9 @ 11 am
Barnes and Noble, 1800 McFarland Rd
Bring the kids out for storytime and activities at Barnes and Noble. They’ll help Grover discover the monster at the end of the book. Then they will learn all about the different people who live in the neighborhood, including the postman, dentist, and more. Admission is FREE.
No Ceiling: The Main Event, Nov. 9 @ 10 pm
Druid City Music Hall, 1307 University Blvd
Join No Ceiling for a night of live music at the Druid City Music Hall. Tickets start at $10.
Bama Against Bullying Fashion Show Fundraiser, Nov. 14 @ 5:30 pm
The Cypress Inn Pavilion, 501 Rice Mine Rd N
This family-friendly fashion show features singers, dancers, models, and actors coming together to raise awareness about bullying using fashion and the arts. Tickets are $15 in advance or $20 at the door and proceeds benefit the BAB school program.
Holiday Trunk Show, Nov. 15 @ 4 pm and Nov. 16 @ 8 am
Bobby Miller Activity Center, 300 Bobby Miller Pkwy
Find the perfect gifts for your loved ones at the Holiday Trunk Show. Browse with local vendors while enjoying hot coffee and tasty snacks. Admission is FREE.
Fairytale Friends Breakfast with The Berenstain Bears, Nov. 16 @ 8 am or 10 am
The Cypress Inn Pavilion, 501 Rice Mine Rd N
Dress as your favorite princess or Marvel superhero and come enjoy breakfast with your beloved fairytale characters. Moana, Ariel, and Jake the Pirate will make appearances along with many more. Children attending will receive a professional photograph, autographs from all characters, an autograph book, and a swag bag. There will also be a balloon artist on-site and a silent auction will take place benefitting Operation Credit Union Christmas which provides gifts for children in need. Tickets are $30.
Alabama Festival of Ballet, Nov. 16 @ 6 pm
University of Alabama’s Morgan Auditorium, 428 Colonial Drive
Enjoy a night of ballet from a variety of Alabama-based dance companies and educational dance institutions. Tickets start at $9.
Hats, Heels, and Bowties, Nov. 17 @ 4 pm
The University Club, 421 Queen City Avenue
Join the Tuscaloosa Chapter of Jack and Jill of America as they provide live entertainment, a silent auction, and heavy hor d’oeuvres. Tickets are $30.
Engage Tuscaloosa, Nov. 20 from 8:30 am to 1:30 pm
Bryant Conference Center, 240 Paul William Bryant Drive
This educational event will include lunch and breakout sessions for both adults and students. Topics being covered include current drug trends, social media, and suicide as they relate to the opioid epidemic. Admission is FREE.
Concerts at the Cypress: John May, Nov. 22 @ 8 pm
The Cypress Inn Pavilion, 501 Rice Mine Rd N
Enjoy the musical stylings of John May at the Cypress Inn Pavilion. Tickets start at $10.
Tuscaloosa Symphony Orchestra: Seeking, Finding, Nov. 25 @ 7 pm
First Presbyterian Church, 900 Greensboro Avenue
Join the Tuscaloosa Symphony Orchestra as they perform Haydn’s Symphony no. 44 “Trauer” (“Mourning”), Ives’s The Unanswered Question, Schubert’s Mass no. 2 in G, and Mozart’s Ave Verum Corpus, K. 618. Tickets are $30.
Paint the Town
This is only a sampling of the experiences available in Tuscaloosa this month. With so many events in our area, your only issue will be deciding which ones to attend. Have fun enjoying all T-town has to offer!
