May 1, 8, 15, 22 & 29
Foley, MUSIC, and a Movie in the Park, Heritage Park. Pack a picnic basket and bring lawn chairs for an enjoyable evening in the park under the stars. Music begins at 5:30 p.m. and the movie starts at dusk. For more information call 251-943-1200.

May 2, 5, 17 & 19
Fort Payne, Wild Cave Tour, True Adventure Sports. Go beyond where the average tourist explores into the heart of Manitou Cave. 2.5 hour adventure for those ready to explore on your knees, on your belly, in the mud and through tight tunnels. Helmet, cave lamps, and guide included. 5-7:30 p.m. Admission charged. For more information call 256-997-9577.

May 3, 17
Fort Payne, Rappelling Adventure, True Adventure Sports. Come experience the thrill of rappelling down the sheer sandstone gems of NE Alabama. No previous experience necessary. Each trip includes all the gear plus basic instruction. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Admission charged. For more information call 256-997-9577.

May 14
Fort Payne, Rappelling Basics Certification Class, True Adventure Sports. Rappelling basics indoor and outdoor. Learn how to safely rappel and do several rappels before taking rappelling test. Participants receive a Class 1 rappelling card upon successful completion including exam. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Admission charged. For more information call 256-997-9577.

Marion, The ‘Horse Whisperer’ Returns to Judson College, Judson College Covered Riding Arena. Paul Daily will showcase his skill in working with an untamed horse. During his 90 minute presentation Daily will catch, saddle and ride an unbroken horse. Horse whispering is a technique using no force and does not cause pain to the animal. For more information call 334-683-6313.

May 14-18
Hoover, Regions Charity Classic Renaissance, Ross Bridge Golf Resort & Spa. Selected by Sports Illustrated as the best event on the Champions Tour (previously known as the Senior Tour). Official PGA event since 1992, ranks among the top three in attendance on the Champions Tour and has raised millions for Alabama charities. Admission charged. For more information call 205-967-4745.

Montgomery, A Brush with Antiquity: Annual Spring Opening of Jasmine Hill Gardens, Jasmine Hill Gardens and Outdoor Museum. Gives visitors a glimpse inside this Alabama treasure. See statues of athletes and stroll among the replicas of ruins of the Temple of Hera as seen in Olympia, Greece. Fri. & Sat., 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun., noon-5 p.m. For more information call 334-263-5713.

Moulton, Thursday Hike with Wild South, Warrior Mountain Trading Company. Third of a reoccurring monthly hike into the Bankhead National Forest/Sipsey Wilderness. Every third Thursday at 10:30 a.m. Hike no longer than 3 miles. Bring a sack lunch and plenty of water. Due to the sensitivity of the area, hike will be limited to 20 children, plus parents. For more information call 205-401-0245.

May 15-18
Moulton, 20th Annual Lawrence County Indian Multicultural Event, Oakville Indian Mounds. Native dancing/ drums, bluegrass, gospel, country music, living history encampment, wagon rides, food and craft vendors. Thurs. & Fri., 8 a.m.-5 p.m. (students); Sat., noon-5 p.m.; Sun., noon-5 p.m. For more information call 256-905-2494.

Various Locations, U.S. Highway 11 Antique Alley Yard Sale & Trade Days, Highway 11. Covers 502 miles, the entire length of US Highway 11 from Meridian, MS south to Bristol, TN/VA to the north, including the stretch that runs through Eutaw. Antique dealers, flea market vendors and yard sale enthusiasts will line the route. Explore charming historic communities and downtown districts along the way. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. For more information call 256-538-3712, 205-372-9002, 877-871-1386 or check with local Chambers of Commerce of cities along route.

May 16
Birmingham, Mid-Day Musical Menu: Charles M. Kennedy, Cathedral Church of the Advent. Cathedral Music Associate Charles M. Kennedy performs a free, 30-minute organ recital. For more information call 205-226-3505.

Enterprise, American Cancer Society 16th Annual Coffee County Relay for Life, Enterprise Ozark Community College Track. Open to the general public. Camp sites, activities, band, all night walk and a luminary ceremony in honor and memory of cancer patients. 7 p.m.-2 a.m. For more information call 334-347-3411.

Fort Payne, Campfire Talk: Leave No Trace for Children, DeSoto State Park Lodge. Join park ranger Josh Hughes and learn how to be gentle when hiking through natural areas. 8-9 p.m. For more information call 256-782-5697.

May 16-17
Alexander City, 3rd Annual Art Crawl, High Cotton Antique Market. Crawl through a fun-filled weekend of exciting art and artistry by more than 50 local and regional artists. Paintings in oil and watercolors, photography, woodworking, basket-making, ceramics, pottery, stained glass and more. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. For more information call 256-212-9454.

Andalusia, Andalusia Ballet's Spring Showcase, Dixon Center. From classical to contemporary dance, Andalusia Ballet presents an exciting array of dance works. Sat., 7:30 p.m.; Sun., 2:30 p.m. Admission charged. For more information call 334-222-6620.

Athens, Limestone County Sheriff's Rodeo, Limestone Co. Sheriff's Arena. Sanctioned rodeo with bareback riding, steer wrestling, bull riding, calf roping and rodeo pageant. Begin with a downtown parade the previous Saturday followed by a street dance on Tuesday before rodeo. Admission charged. For more information call 256-232-0111.

Boaz, Red Hot Rodeo, King St. PCA rodeo, food and more. Gates open at 6:30 p.m.; event begins at 8 p.m. Admission charged. For more information call 256-593-8154.

Dothan, Tri-State BBQ Festival, National Peanut Festival Fairgrounds. Sample the competitors' finest in the People's Choice tasting award and enjoy three concerts on Saturday featuring Trigger Happy, the Jimmy Hope Band and The Legends with Ronnie the Hat and much more. For more information call 334-699-1475.

Florence, Florence Wagon Works Festival, McFarland Park. Celebration of Florence Wagon Works Co., the second largest producer of wagons in North America from 1889 to 1941. Musical entertainment, Civil War re-enactors, arts, crafts, wagon parade, antique tractors/cars, book sale, and Wheeler Rifle Drill Team. Fri., noon-6 p.m.; Sat., 10 a.m.-until. For more information call 256-740-4141.

Florence, Shoals Dulcimer & Folk Music Festival, Broadway Recreation Center. Sponsored by the Shoals Dulcimer and Folk Music Festival with a potluck supper and jamming on Friday (6 p.m.); breakfast, classes and open stage performances on Saturday from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. For more information call 888-356-8687.

May 16, 24 & 30
Fort Payne, Extreme Night Hike, True Adventure Sports. Intended for a large group team-building exercise, a bit of bouldering, some scrambling, some spelunking and a whole lot of required teamwork. Headlamp and guide included. 7-9:30. Admission charged. For more information call 256-997-9577.

May 16-18
Bay Minette, Bike-O-Rama 2008, Call for location. Benefits Bay Minette Civic Club's Charity Fund. Motorcycle rally, food and motorcycle-related vendors, horseshoe tournament, live entertainment, motorcycle rally, an auction and tattoo contest. For more information call 251-463-1909.  

Birmingham, Bonsai Society Annual Show & Sale, Birmingham Botanical Gardens. More than 70 select native and imported trees from members’ private collections, several of which have been recognized as “Best in the U.S.” at the Pacific Rim Bonsai Center in Seattle. Sat., 11 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun., 1-4 p.m. For more information call 205-414-3965.

Daphne, Gulf Coast Zydeco Music & Crawfish Festival, & The “Flounder Parade," Daphne Civic Center. It's all about the dance, Louisiana food, and the best Zydeco band line up around. Saturday is "Community Day" and features parade, vendors, etc. Fri., 6-11:45 p.m.; Sat., 3-11:45 p.m.; Sun., 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Admission charged to some events. For more information call 251-626-5300.

Hueytown, Hueytown Springfest, Stadium Park. Food, fun, musical entertainment, arts and crafts, rides for the children and Hueytown Idol competition. 8 a.m.-9 p.m. For more information call 205-491-8039.

Mobile, Gallery of Gardens, Mobile Botanical Gardens. Tour lovely, private gardens around the area and get great ideas for yours. Six homeowners open their private spaces to the public. All proceeds benefit the Mobile Botanical Gardens. Fri. & Sat., 10 a.m.-4 p.m.; Sun., 1-4 p.m. For more information call 251-342-0555.

May 17
Arley, 2nd Annual Arley Day Festival, Parade & Car Show, Meek High School Campus. Enjoy arts & crafts, food, games and prizes. Car show open to all vehicle types - cars, motorcycles & antique tractors. Dash plaques, door prizes, special awards, and vendors. For more information call 205-384-0169.

Ashland, Clay County Music and Arts Festival, On the Square. Live entertainment, children’s activities, arts and crafts, antique tractors, street dance, food vendors and much, much more. For more information call 256-276-8964.

Birmingham, "Wet & Wonderful!" Wetland Tour, Ruffner Mountain. Special tour of the newly restored Ruffner Wetland: be one of the very first to experience this exclusive guided introductory tour of the newly restored wetland of Ruffner Mountain. Space is limited. For more information call 205-833-8264.

Calera, Lafarge-Roberta Plant Community Appreciation Day, Lafarge-NA Roberta Plant. Plant tours, inflatable slides, a clown, face painting, balloons, popcorn, snow cones, equipment displays and more. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. For more information call 205-668-2721.

Clanton, 2008 Small Ruminant GI Parasite Workshop, Chilton County Extension Office. Designed to educate farmers, vets, Extension agents and anyone who is interested in small ruminant production and alternative herd management, life cycle of gastrointestinal worms, consequences of parasite/host interaction and de-worming treatments. Also instructions in administering products to minimize the use of chemicals in the control of GI parasites. For more information call 205-280-6268.

Fort Payne, Campfire Talk: Useful and Edible Plants for Children, DeSoto State Park/Lodge. Nature provides so many wonderful things and children need to know where things come from. Designed for children naturally curious about nature. Join DeSoto's naturalist Brittney Hughes for this fun & interesting program on the nature of plants. Come and learn how we depend on plants to survive. 8-9 p.m. For more information call 256-782-5697.

Fort Payne, History Hike at Little River Falls, Little River Canyon National Preserve parking lot. Short hike reveals the story of the people who used to live around the falls. The homes are long gone, but not forgotten. 10 a.m. For more information call 256-845-9605.

Guntersville, Wildflower Saturday, Guntersville State Park. Guided interpretive hike provides a wonderful introduction to the many species of plants found along the banks of the Tennessee River and along the miles of hiking trails within the park. 2 p.m. For more information call 256-571-5440.

Harpersville, Music and Fireworks in the Vineyard, Morgan Creek Vineyard. Live music under the stars with tours and tasting of wines directly from the vineyard. 6-9 p.m. Admission charged. For more information call 205-672-2053.

Hartselle, Wings of Thunder Annual Charity Ride, Roundtree Airport. Charity Motorcycle Rally and Poker Run. Vendors, bike games, entertainment, bike and car show. Fun for the whole family. 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Fee for participants only. For more information call 256-773-4370.

Hoover, Aldridge Gardens’ Tour, Aldridge Gardens. Beautiful 30-acre site showcasing hydrangeas and picturesque gardens. Now open to the public, the property is located on the corner of Lorna Road and Rocky Ridge Ranch Road. Eddie, who along with his father, found and patented Hydrangea quercifolia 'Snowflake,' a double-flowering form of oak leaf hydrangea. For more information call 205-682-8019.

Huntsville, Antique Car, Truck, and Motorcycle Show and Swap Meet, Historic Huntsville Depot. Museum with interactive exhibits for children, train exhibits, historical Alabama Constitution Village, and much more. For more information call 256-722-7957.

Huntsville, Historic Walking Tour, Various locations. Knowledgeable guides. These historic districts are on the National Historic Registry. Architectural and personal histories of the 1800s will come to life. From ladies of the night, traveling circuses and bootleggers to world famous scientists, entrepreneurs and doctors, all have their roots in these historic districts. 10 a.m.–4 p.m. For more information call 256-539-0097.

Monroeville, “A Day in Maycomb” -- Mary Badham, "Scout" Returns to Monroeville, Old Monroe County Courthouse Museum. Mary Badham, known internationally as the child actor who played Scout in the film adaptation of “To Kill a Mockingbird,” will visit for the first-ever event. For more information call 251-575-7433.

Montgomery, 10th Annual Little Boots Rodeo, Lazy W Arena. For children 2-14 old. Over 20 events. Gate opens at 8 a.m. For more information call 334-562-9251.

Montgomery, Family Fun Day, Dino Dig, Montgomery Zoo. Do you like playing in the dirt? If so, this might be right up your alley. Actually participate in an archaeological dig. Discover a brand new species of dinosaur, dig up bones, put them back together and figure out what it is. 10 a.m.-noon. Admission charged. For more information call 334-240-4900.

Moulton, Jesse Owens Memorial Run, Runs begins and ends at Lawrence Co. H.S. Competition among 1,000 runners includes 10k, two-mile and one-mile runs in honor and memory of Lawrence County native Jesse Owens. Free food and beverages for runners. 8 a.m. until. Fee for participants. For more information call 256-974-1658.

Opelika, SE Angus Classic Spectacular Female Angus Event, Lawler farms. Sale begins at noon. For more information call 334-741-7761.

Scottsboro, Catfish Festival, Jackson County Park. Catfish tournament for adults, catfish rodeo for children, arts and crafts show, car show and free concerts. 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Admission charged. For more information call 256-574-1330.

Thomaston, GA, Monroe County H.E.R.D. Sale, D & B Livestock Barn. Sale begins at 12:30 p.m. Selling over 130 bred heifers. For more information call 478-994-7014.

Tuscaloosa, Ride of Love, Starting location: IHOP. 150-mile bicycle ride benefiting Camp Smile-A-Mile, Alabama's year-round program for children with cancer. Unique ride since you not only ride for the cause but you get to meet the children and families you are riding for. For more information call 205-323-8427.

May 17-18
Florence, Arts Alive Festival, Wilson Park. Juried fine arts and crafts festival with more than 100 vendors with a special art contest and activities for children, food, music and more. Proceeds benefit area schools' "Artist in Residence" program. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. For more information call 256-757-9913.

McCalla, Tannehill Trade Days, Tannehill Ironworks Historical State Park. Giant outdoor market with some 300 dealers buying, selling or trading anything from antiques to new items. For more information call 205-477-5711.

Mentone, Mentone Rhodendron Festival, Mentone Brow Park. Bonfire, storytelling, live music, arts and crafts, food vendors and more. For more information call 256-997-9051.  

Scottsboro, McDonald's Big Bass Splash, Goose Pond Colony. Amateur-only fishing tournament with a guaranteed payout of $150,000. Daily block party, young anglers fishing contest and hourly prizes awarded. 6 a.m.-3 p.m. Admission charged. For more information call 256-259-5500.

Uriah, Cotton Patch Festival, 14 mi. n. of I-65 at exit near the 57 mile marker to Alabama 21. Food, entertainment and fine arts and crafts. Proceeds benefit community beautification projects, Christmas Banners and Volunteer Fire Department. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. For more information call 251-862-2279.

May 17-23
Huntsville, NJCAA Div I Golf Championship, Hampton Cove, RTJ Golf Trail. This year and for the next two years, Huntsville will be the site of this prestigious golfing event. Coordinated efforts of Central Alabama Community College, Wallace State Community College of Hanceville, the Huntsville Sports Organization, etc. 7 a.m.-5 p.m. For more information call 256-427-6749.

May 18
Birmingham, Choral EvenSong for Trinity Sunday, Cathedral Church of the Advent. The Cathedral Choir, under the direction of Dr. Stephen G. Schaeffer, presents a free concert of choral music. Reception to follow. 4-5 p.m. For more information call 205-226-3505.

Magnolia Springs, Magnolia Springs Art & Jazz Festival. Exhibition and sale of original oil paintings and limited edition prints by Ocean Springs, Mississippi artist, Stig Marcussen. Jazz concert featuring local musicians as well as international artists. Food and drink. Silent auction to support the Magnolia Springs. For more information call 251-965-3443.

May 20     
Mobile, Miss Bessie's Birthday, Bellingrath Gardens and Home. Join the birthday celebration for Mrs. Bellingrath, take advantage of a special sale in the Bellingrath Gift Shop and enjoy complimentary ice cream and cake in the cafe. Admission charged. For more information call 251-973-2217.

May 22-25
Tuskegee, The 41st NAI Memorial Day Fly-In, Moton Field. Pays tribute to the Tuskegee Airmen and their contributions to aviation history. Congregation of black bikers, music performances, children's activities, tours and much, much more. For more information call 912-232-1710.

May 23
Decatur, Daikin Festival, Morgan County Fairgrounds. More than 10,000 people gather to learn more about the Japanese culture. For more information call 256-306-5000.

May 23-24
Montgomery, Jubilee Cityfest, Riverfront Amphitheatre & other downtown areas. Alabama’s largest family music festival featuring various music stages, KidsFest inside the new Renaissance Montgomery Hotel, Spa and Convention Center, food, fun and more. Check website for updates. Admission charged. For more information call 334-834-7220.

May 24
Anniston, Music at McClellan “Stars and Stripes Pops,” McClellan District. What better setting could there be for a musical salute to America's greatest heroes than the former Fort McClellan? Special patriotic concert celebrating the legacy of our American military and honors our soldiers at home and away. 8-10 p.m. Admission charged. For more information call 256-782-8010.

Fort Payne, Beginning Bird Identification, Shoal Creek District Office. Join USFS birding experts for a tour of the Shoal Creek District's birding "hot spots" including the endangered red-cockaded woodpecker management areas. 7-10 a.m. For more information call 256-782-5697.

Fort Payne, Rock Climbing Adventure, True Adventure Sports. Come experience first-hand what rock climbing is all about with guides who are fun, safe and energetic. Includes all gear plus basic instruction. No prior climbing experience is needed. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Admission charged. For more information call 256-997-9577.

Huntsville, 19th annual North Alabama “Down Home” Blues Festival, Huntsville Jaycees Fairground. Outdoor celebration with emphasis on new and legendary soul and blues artists. Designed to preserve one of the purest and truest forms of African-American music and art, the blues. Admission charged. For more information call 256-536-4312.

Valley, Valley Day On The River Festival & AFBA Bar-B-Que Cook OfF, Shawmut Airport. Bring the family and plan to spend the day eating, competing, laughing, enjoying great music and fireworks. Have to be a member of the Florida BBQ Association to compete in the cook-off. Cost: $240 per team. 10 a.m.-9:30 p.m. (est) For more information call 706-518-7213.

May 24-25
Decatur, 31st Annual Alabama Jubilee Hot Air Balloon Classic, Point Mallard Park. One of the largest free balloon festivals in the Southeast, featuring balloon races, glows, kite flying, car show, arts and crafts, musical entertainment, children's area and a food court. 6 a.m.-10 p.m. For more information call 800-524-6181.

Decatur, Alabama Jubilee Arts & Crafts Show, Point Mallard Park. Held in conjunction with the Classic with all handmade items for sale. 7 a.m.-7 p.m. For more information call 800-524-6181.

Dothan, Napier Field Volunteer Police/Fire Departments 1st Fundraiser Pow Wow, Town Park. Parade at 9 a.m., followed by dancing, singing and drumming, with demonstrations by a Native flutist, a flint knapper, an herbalist and a Native American wedding ceremony. Sat., 10 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sun., 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Admission charged. For more information call 334-983-3007.

McCalla, Tannehill Civil War Reenactment, Tannehill Ironworks Historical State Park. Tannehill and the Alabama State Militia Artillery will host the 11th annual event. More than 500 reenactors. Camps open at 9 a.m.; battles, 2 p.m. Admission charged. For more information call 205-477-5711.

May 24-26
Boaz, Memorial Day Sidewalk Sale, Tanger Outlet Center. Enjoy extra savings from name brand stores during this holiday weekend sale. Fri. & Sat., 9 a.m.-9 p.m.; Sun., noon-6 p.m.; Mon., 9 a.m.-6 p.m. For more information call 800-405-2193.

May 25
Alexander City, Memorial Day Services, Charles E. Bailey Sr. Sportplex. Join the Mayor and city leaders at Veterans Memorial Park in the Sportplex. Visit the memorials to the Confederacy, WWI & WWII, Korea, Viet Nam and Desert Storm. 2 p.m. For more information call 256-329-6736.

Alexander City, Memorial Day Weekend Concert, Lake Martin Amphitheater. Bring lawn chairs and picnic baskets and enjoy this annual celebration on the shores of beautiful Lake Martin. For more information call 256-329-0835.

Ft Payne, Tennessee River Music Annual Dixieland Delight XXV, At the Farm. Sale begins at noon. For more information call 256-845-3936.

Mentone, Low Country Boil, Mentone Springs Hotel. Kick off the summer on top of Lookout Mountain. Hotel prides itself with array of fresh shrimp, sausage, corn, potatoes, pork tenderloin, corn soufflé, black-eyed pea cakes and homemade desserts. One seating at 6 p.m. with live entertainment. Reserve early. For more information call 256-634-4040.

May 26
Dothan, Memorial Day Service and Celebration, Sunset Memorial Park. Solemn observance of Memorial Day, complete with patriotic music, decoration of the veterans graves, and brief speeches by veterans and county officials. Free lunch for all in attendance. For more information call 334-699-1475.

Huntsville, Mercedes-Benz Cotton Row Run 10K/5K and 1-Mile, Starting location: Clinton Ave. Premiere running event in the South for past 28 years. 10k starts at 7 a.m.; 5k at 9, followed by the 1-mile fun run at 10. Entry fee. For more information call 256-881-9077.

Valley, Riverfest River Heritage, Shawmut Airport. Entertainment, warbirds show, waterslide, BBQ rib cook off, roasted corn, sweet potatoes, cotton candy, boat rides on the river, prizes and a plastic duck race. 10 a.m.-9:30 p.m. (EST) For more information call 334-756-5290.

May 26-31
Alexander City, Kiwanis Club Spring Fair, Charles E. Bailey, Sr. Sportsplex. Benefits local children's charities. Rides, midway foods, etc. Mon.-Thurs., 5-10 p.m.; Fri. & Sat., 6 p.m.-midnight. Admission charged. For more information call 256-234-3461.

May 28
Tuscumbia, Memorial Day Ceremony, Colbert County Courthouse. Honors all veterans and remembering the price they paid for our freedom. 11 a.m. For more information call 256-383-0783.

May 29
Foley, Baldwin Pops Concert, Foley Heritage Park Pavilion. Sunset Concert Series by the Baldwin Pops. 7-8:30 p.m. For more information call 251-988-1260.

May 30
Huntsville, City Lights and Stars, Burritt On The Mountain.  Enjoy the breathtaking view of the Tennessee Valley as fine nationally known and local musicians perform under the stars during this series of casual outdoor concerts. Fancy picnic suppers available. For more information call 256-536-2882.

May 30-31
Aliceville, Willie King's Freedom Creek Festival, Old Memphis. Down-home blues festival has attracted international attention for its authenticity, great music, food and hospitality. Blues legend Willie King and the Liberators will perform along with Sam Lay, Jerry Portnoy and others. Fri., 4 p.m.-until; Sat., 11 a.m.-until. Admission charged. For more information call 205-752-6263.

Birmingham, RMTC Concert Series with Belinda George Peoples, RMTC Cabaret Theatre. With her powerful voice and infectious energy, singing sensation Belinda George Peoples returns to the RMTC stage for an evening of musical magic. 7:30 p.m. Admission charged. For more information call 205-324-2424.

May 31
Anniston, Music at McClellan, “Harry Potter & Friends,” Historic Fort McClellan. If you enjoyed last year's tribute to Star Wars, you'll love this family friendly concert featuring the music from the Harry Potter movies. Witches and Wizards, along with us mere muggles, will look forward to another evening of John Williams magical compositions all performed by our own Alabama Symphony Orchestra. 8-10 p.m. Admission charged. For more information call 256-782-5697.

Athens, Alabama Veterans Museum Open Coffee Call, Alabama Veterans Museum & Archives. Veterans, families and friends are invited to tour the museum. Remarks, Star Spangled Banner, Taps and then breakfast (8 a.m.); museum open till noon. Donations accepted. For more information call 256-771-7578.

Attalla, Jazz Festival, Wills Creek Vineyards. Beverages and cheese plates available. Bring your own chairs or blankets and enjoy jazz in the vineyards. 7-11 p.m. Admission charged. For more information call 256-538-5452.

Birmingham, Alabama Sports Hall of Fame Induction Banquet, Birmingham-Jefferson Civic Center. Honors a new class of individuals who have brought fame and glory to Alabama through their athletic and/or sports exploits. Admission charged. For more information call 205-323-6665.

Florence, Shoals Culinary Center Kitchen Tour, Shoals Culinary Center. Sign up for cooking classes and tour the only kitchen incubator in Alabama. This satellite operation of the Shoals Entrepreneurial Center is designed to create job opportunities, foster entrepreneurship and grow the food industry. Mon-Fri., 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. For more information call 256-764-0044.

Pelham, Alabama Wildlife Center Tour, Alabama Wildlife Center. Behind the scene tour of Alabama’s oldest and largest wildlife rehabilitation center which provides care annually for 2,500 birds, mammals, reptiles and amphibians in order to return them to the wild. For more information call 205-663-7930.

Prattville, Senior Fish Fest, Pratt Park Pond. Fishing event just for seniors. Lunch provided (hotdog & soda). Water available throughout the day. Prizes for the first five seniors who catch and turn in a tagged fish to a Leisure Services staff member. Admission charged. For more information call 334-361-3640.

West Blocton, Cahaba Lily Festival, Cahaba Lily Center. Morning program is held indoors and features the leading authority on the Cahaba Lily, Dr. Larry Davenport, along with other wildflower speakers. Lunch is provided, followed by a trip to view the lilies on the beautiful Cahaba River. Free, except for buffet lunch. For more information call 205-938-7304.

June 1
Alexander City, Alexander City Farmer's Market, Broad Street Fountain. Local growers exhibit and sell their fruits, vegetables and plants. Exhibitions by local chefs, arts and crafts and demonstrations. Every Sat., 7-11 a.m. For more information call 256-329-9227.

Birmingham, Vulcan's 104th Birthday Bash, Vulcan Park. Park will be filled with balloons, clowns, music, entertainment, food, fun and more in honor of Vulcan’s special day. 1-4 p.m. For more information call 205-933-1409.

Fairhope, Baldwin Pops Concert, Henry George Park. Sunset Concert Series by the Baldwin Pops. 7-8:30 p.m. For more information call 251-988-1260.

June 2
Fort Payne, Extreme Night Hike, True Adventure Sports. Intended for a large group team-building exercise, has a bit of bouldering, some scrambling, some spelunking and a whole lot of required teamwork. Headlamp and guide included. 7:30-10 p.m. Admission charged. For more information call 256-997-9577.

June 4-7
Birmingham, Miss Alabama Pageant, Samford University. Scholarship event to find the new Miss Alabama. For more information call 251-743-4367.

June 5
Daphne, Art in the Park, Lott Park. Enjoy Weavo the Clown, Richard Blaine the Magician, Funny Farm Petting Zoo, themed arts and crafts, face painting, train rides, gyrospace, games, prizes, spacewalks, music and Fire Fighter Tom & the Antique Truck. Free refreshments, including hotdogs, snow cones and popcorn. 10 a.m.-1 p.m. For more information call 251-621-3703.

Foley, Music and a Movie in the Park. Pack a picnic basket and bring lawn chairs for an enjoyable evening in the park under the stars. Music begins at 5:30 pm and the movie starts at dusk. For more information call 251-943-1200.

June 5-6
Monroeville, Phantasia Jewelry Sale, Monroe County Hospital Classroom. $5 jewelry sale. Proceeds benefit FDN projects. 7-5 p.m. For more information call 251-743-4367.

June 5-7
Enterprise, BamaJam Music and Arts Festival, Boy Scout Road and Highway #167. Music extravaganza created to celebrate the human spirit through country music and the arts and to provide financial support to help the Boy Scouts. For more information call 877-4bamajam.

June 5-8
Guntersville, Will Rogers Heritage Festival, Downtown, Heritage Park & other venues. Farmers market, antiques and collectibles fair, performances of "Will Rogers Follies," aviation fair, food, pageant, live entertainment, walking tours, Pow Wow, wagon and pony rides, pooch parade and more. For more information call 256-582-3682.