904 Royal Parkway Dothan, AL 36305
Four Man Scramble benefitting DABG. Contact Angelia Turner, Event Coordinator, at 334-596-2352 for sponsorship or team information.
5130 Headland Ave Dothan, AL 36303
We invite you to submit a scarecrow fitting this year’s theme, which is “Classic Movies & TV!”. Scarecrows will be on display during the month of October.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
126 Museum Ave Dothan, AL 36303
Art After Hours is WMA’s quarterly event to celebrate the opening of new exhibitions. Come wander the galleries, have a drink, and take in the new art on display. You might even have a chance to speak with one of the exhibiting artists or try your hand at an in-gallery activity. Light snacks will be served, and drinks will be available for purchase. For more information, call the museum at 334.794.3871.
October’s event will mark the opening of new fall exhibitions, including ‘Frank Stella: Prints from the Permanent Collection’ and ‘wolf-light — separating gold from gravel: new encaustic works on paper by zdenko krtić.’
Also on view: ‘In Flux,’ featuring ceramic sculptures by Jessica Smith, and Selections from the Permanent Collection.
To read more about current and upcoming exhibitions, please visit the Art tab at wiregrassmuseum.org.
Art After Hours happens the third Thursday of January, April, July, and October as part of WMA’s Third Thursday schedule.
5130 Headland Ave Dothan, AL 36303
We invite you to submit a scarecrow fitting this year’s theme, which is “Classic Movies & TV!”. Scarecrows will be on display during the month of October.
5130 Headland Ave Dothan, AL 36303
We invite you to submit a scarecrow fitting this year’s theme, which is “Classic Movies & TV!”. Scarecrows will be on display during the month of October.
430 Landmark Dr Dothan, AL 36303
On Saturday, October 19 from 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Landmark Park will host the annual Fall Farm Day. Enjoy the sights and sounds of an 1890s farmstead while volunteers demonstrate sugar cane grinding and syrup making, peanut picking, stacking and digging, an antique tractor pull and parade, household chores and more. Admission is $8 for adults, $6 for seniors and military, $4 for kids, and free for children two and under and members. Concessions will be available and the Martin Drugstore and Shelley General Store will be open. Sponsored by the National Peanut Festival. Visit www.landmarkparkdothan.com for entry forms for the Tractor Pull and Parade. Fall Farm Day is an AL 200 Bicentennial event.
Cane Grinding Day, a special presentation of Fall Farm Day for preregistered classroom and homeschool groups, will take place from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. on October 18. To register your class, visit www.landmarkparkdothan.com. For more info, contact the Education Department at 334-794-3452 or email education@landmarkparkdothan.com.
5130 Headland Ave Dothan, AL 36303
We invite you to submit a scarecrow fitting this year’s theme, which is “Classic Movies & TV!”. Scarecrows will be on display during the month of October.
5130 Headland Ave Dothan, AL 36303
We invite you to submit a scarecrow fitting this year’s theme, which is “Classic Movies & TV!”. Scarecrows will be on display during the month of October.
5130 Headland Ave Dothan, AL 36303
We invite you to submit a scarecrow fitting this year’s theme, which is “Classic Movies & TV!”. Scarecrows will be on display during the month of October.
909 S Saint Andrews St Dothan, AL 36301
On Stage! A Tuesday night, shortly before Christmas 1956, four legends, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and Elvis Presley gathered at the Sun Record recording studio in Memphis, Tennessee. It was a trip down memory lane to a place that had launched their careers. Word soon leaked out of an impromptu jam session. A newspaper man who was there wrote, “This quartet could sell a million.” Dubbed the Million Dollar Quartet, this was their only performance, a cultural flashpoint that caught rock ‘n’ roll at the moment of creation. Musical numbers include Blue Suede Shoes, Who Do You Love?, Folsom Prison Blues, Fever, Down By The Riverside, Peace in the Valley, Walk the Line, and many others. Recommended for ages 10+. Included with Season Tickets. Directed by Eddie & Sam Farnham.
5130 Headland Ave Dothan, AL 36303
We invite you to submit a scarecrow fitting this year’s theme, which is “Classic Movies & TV!”. Scarecrows will be on display during the month of October.
909 S Saint Andrews St Dothan, AL 36301
On Stage! A Tuesday night, shortly before Christmas 1956, four legends, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and Elvis Presley gathered at the Sun Record recording studio in Memphis, Tennessee. It was a trip down memory lane to a place that had launched their careers. Word soon leaked out of an impromptu jam session. A newspaper man who was there wrote, “This quartet could sell a million.” Dubbed the Million Dollar Quartet, this was their only performance, a cultural flashpoint that caught rock ‘n’ roll at the moment of creation. Musical numbers include Blue Suede Shoes, Who Do You Love?, Folsom Prison Blues, Fever, Down By The Riverside, Peace in the Valley, Walk the Line, and many others. Recommended for ages 10+. Included with Season Tickets. Directed by Eddie & Sam Farnham.
5130 Headland Ave Dothan, AL 36303
We invite you to submit a scarecrow fitting this year’s theme, which is “Classic Movies & TV!”. Scarecrows will be on display during the month of October.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
909 S Saint Andrews St Dothan, AL 36301
On Stage! A Tuesday night, shortly before Christmas 1956, four legends, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and Elvis Presley gathered at the Sun Record recording studio in Memphis, Tennessee. It was a trip down memory lane to a place that had launched their careers. Word soon leaked out of an impromptu jam session. A newspaper man who was there wrote, “This quartet could sell a million.” Dubbed the Million Dollar Quartet, this was their only performance, a cultural flashpoint that caught rock ‘n’ roll at the moment of creation. Musical numbers include Blue Suede Shoes, Who Do You Love?, Folsom Prison Blues, Fever, Down By The Riverside, Peace in the Valley, Walk the Line, and many others. Recommended for ages 10+. Included with Season Tickets. Directed by Eddie & Sam Farnham.
5130 Headland Ave Dothan, AL 36303
We invite you to submit a scarecrow fitting this year’s theme, which is “Classic Movies & TV!”. Scarecrows will be on display during the month of October.
909 S Saint Andrews St Dothan, AL 36301
On Stage! A Tuesday night, shortly before Christmas 1956, four legends, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and Elvis Presley gathered at the Sun Record recording studio in Memphis, Tennessee. It was a trip down memory lane to a place that had launched their careers. Word soon leaked out of an impromptu jam session. A newspaper man who was there wrote, “This quartet could sell a million.” Dubbed the Million Dollar Quartet, this was their only performance, a cultural flashpoint that caught rock ‘n’ roll at the moment of creation. Musical numbers include Blue Suede Shoes, Who Do You Love?, Folsom Prison Blues, Fever, Down By The Riverside, Peace in the Valley, Walk the Line, and many others. Recommended for ages 10+. Included with Season Tickets. Directed by Eddie & Sam Farnham.
5130 Headland Ave Dothan, AL 36303
We invite you to submit a scarecrow fitting this year’s theme, which is “Classic Movies & TV!”. Scarecrows will be on display during the month of October.
909 S Saint Andrews St Dothan, AL 36301
On Stage! A Tuesday night, shortly before Christmas 1956, four legends, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and Elvis Presley gathered at the Sun Record recording studio in Memphis, Tennessee. It was a trip down memory lane to a place that had launched their careers. Word soon leaked out of an impromptu jam session. A newspaper man who was there wrote, “This quartet could sell a million.” Dubbed the Million Dollar Quartet, this was their only performance, a cultural flashpoint that caught rock ‘n’ roll at the moment of creation. Musical numbers include Blue Suede Shoes, Who Do You Love?, Folsom Prison Blues, Fever, Down By The Riverside, Peace in the Valley, Walk the Line, and many others. Recommended for ages 10+. Included with Season Tickets. Directed by Eddie & Sam Farnham.
5130 Headland Ave Dothan, AL 36303
We invite you to submit a scarecrow fitting this year’s theme, which is “Classic Movies & TV!”. Scarecrows will be on display during the month of October.
5130 Headland Ave Dothan, AL 36303
We invite you to submit a scarecrow fitting this year’s theme, which is “Classic Movies & TV!”. Scarecrows will be on display during the month of October.
5130 Headland Ave Dothan, AL 36303
We invite you to submit a scarecrow fitting this year’s theme, which is “Classic Movies & TV!”. Scarecrows will be on display during the month of October.
5130 Headland Ave Dothan, AL 36303
We invite you to submit a scarecrow fitting this year’s theme, which is “Classic Movies & TV!”. Scarecrows will be on display during the month of October.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
5130 Headland Ave Dothan, AL 36303
We invite you to submit a scarecrow fitting this year’s theme, which is “Classic Movies & TV!”. Scarecrows will be on display during the month of October.
11295 S US Highway 231 Dothan, AL 36320
Halloween night join us at 8PM in the Yellow Rose Theater at The Crossing for a Halloween themed karaoke competition. 20 singers will compete for $5,000 in Grand Prizes. The rules for the competition are 1) all contestants must be dressed in a costume, 2) contestants will pick their songs from a list of themed songs for the evening, 3) props such as dancers or stage theatrics can be used during the performance. Singers must be 19 to enter the contest. The event will be free admission to the public. Song lists and sign-up form for the contest will be post on September, 1st at 12:00 PM Central. If you would like more information send an email to team@thecrossingbigcreek.com. This is a smoke free event.
Halloween night join us at 8PM in the Yellow Rose Theater at The Crossing for a Halloween themed karaoke competition. 20 singers will compete for $5,000 in Grand Prizes. The rules for the competition are 1) all contestants must be dressed in a costume, 2) contestants will pick their songs from a list of themed songs for the evening, 3) props such as dancers or stage theatrics can be used during the performance. Singers must be 19 to enter the contest. The event will be free admission to the public. Song lists and sign-up form for the contest will be posted on September, 1st at 12:00 PM Central. If you would like more information to send an email to team@thecrossingbigcreek.com. This is a smoke-free event.
OFFICIAL RULES AND GUIDELINES
1. Contestants must be 19 years of age or older and subject to the terms and conditions as required below
2. All participants MUST have a 2019 Entry Form completed, which will contain a statement of eligibility, as well as a permission waiver for publicity releases
3. Contestants cannot have any relation with judges nor have any relation to any current Center Stage employees
4. All Judges’ decisions are FINAL
5. Contestants, their family or associates are not allowed to have contact with a contest guest judge before or during any contest connected with Center Stage
6. Contestants, their family or associates who exhibit offensive behavior or language during any portion of the contest will disqualify that contestant from further competition. Offensive behavior includes poor sportsmanship, bad manners, and lack of decorum
7. Songs cannot be lewd or vulgar and no racial slurs or any use of profanity; we reserve the right to disqualify an entrant or stop any performance we feel is inappropriate; examples: removal of clothing, jumping from the stage, damaging equipment, etc. will result in immediate disqualification
8. All performances are limited to one song per contestant (unless otherwise specified)
9. The competition is open to any genre of music
10. Performers will remain on stage during their entire performance
11. In the situation there is a malfunction of equipment, the contestant will be allowed to start over per his/her request; examples: loss of mic or digital malfunction
12. Any contestant guilty of distracting, insulting or confronting another contestant or an audience member will be disqualified
13. In the event any Center Stage equipment is damaged, contestant will be held accountable
14. Center Stage reserves the right to make the final decision regarding a participant’s eligibility over and above these conditions of entry. Participants may be asked to sign legal documents and provide proof of eligibility. Any situation, dispute or problem not specifically covered by these rules will be handled at the discretion of management. Management reserves the right to alter, change or amend these rules at any time in the best interest of the contest.
15. Decisions made by the Karaoke Coordinator or the Center Stage staff are final and NOT negotiable
16. All rules for the Titans of Talent Karaoke Contest are subject to change without notice. While we attempt to keep you up to date of any changes via the Center Stage website, these changes may occur at any time
17. You can have props (backup singer, backup dancers, etc.)
18. Duets are welcomed!!!!
19. YOU CAN NOT REPEAT A SONG SOMEONE ELSE HAVE CHOSEN!!!!!!!
HOW IT WORKS
1. Only 20 entries will be picked to be in this competition.
• In order to be considered as a qualifying contestant, participants must send in the entry form completed via our website and/or direct email. Participants are encouraged to send in head shots, videos, mp3, and/or audio clips to enhance their chances of being selected to compete. Every singer has the same opportunity to send in a video submission. All submissions received do NOT guarantee a place in the qualifying rounds. Our staff will contact the chosen submissions. Please be sure to provide a correct contact NUMBER and EMAIL ADDRESS.
2. All contests will consist of a three-judge panel ng for the first round of the event and we will then take a 15 min break. Then for the second round, the other 10 contestants will perform and we will have another 15 min break while the judges tally up scores for the final round. The top 5 highest scored contestants will then perform their 2nd song. Judges will then break to tally the final scores. The three winners will then be announced contact the chosen submissions. Please be sure to provide a correct contact NUMBER and EMAIL ADDRESS.
3. Contestants MUST arrive 1 hour prior to start time on the day of the contest to ensure all info is correct
• During this time, contestants will take head shots for the competition, specify the order of the chosen songs, and fill out any remaining paperwork
4. In the event the registered contestant is unable to attend or be present 1 hour before start time, the contestant will lose their spot and we will call on our backup contestants. NO EXCEPTIONS
5. First 10 contestants will perform their chosen song for the first round of the event and we will then take a 15 min break. Then for the second round the other 10 contestants will perform and we will have another 15 min break while the judges tally up scores for the final round. The top 5 highest scored contestants will then perform their 2nd song. Judges will then break to tally the final scores. The three winners, will then be announced
PERFORMANCE SCORING
b. Stage performance (the physical expression of the song in terms of the overall visual presentation of
1. Judges scoring sheets WILL NOT be viewed by anyone other than the event staff
2. All contests will consist of a three judge panel
3. Contestants will be judged on a maximum score of 20 points per judge
4. Contestants will be scored on the following criteria
a. Voice and sound quality (including rhythm and tempo as well as the individual characteristics of the
Voice) – 7 points
13. In the event any Center Stage equipment is damaged, the contestant will be held accountable in order to be considered as a qualifying contestant. These songs will be locked in and cannot be changed unless otherwise contacted and informed. The first song listed will be intended for qualifying first round. The second song listed will be your song for the final round.und.
the performance on stage) – 5 points
c. Costume and creativity –8 points
Prizes:
1st Place-$2500
2nd Place-$1500
3rd Place-$1000
2. Contestants MUST list their 2 chosen songs (from our Scaraoke list) on the entry form in order to be considered as a qualifying contestant. These songs will be locked in and cannot be changed unless otherwise contacted and informed. First song listed will be intended for qualifying first round. Second song listed will be your song for the final round.
11295 S US Highway 231 Dothan, AL 36320
All guests join us on Halloween night for our Guest Appreciation night. All guests will receive a FREE Halloween T-Shirt, a spin on the wheel of prizes, & a chance to win Free-Play during our Quickie Floor Deal contest. All you have to do to participate is show up.
We will also be having a costume contest where we will choose two (2) winners will be chosen. 1st Place – $250 in Free-Play | 2nd Place $150 in Free-Play.
Suggested items to bring for the Quickie Floor Deal Free-Play are:
flip phone
comb
small flashlight
book of matches
toothpick
ponytail holder
breath mints
business card
nail polish
postage stamp
sunglasses
dental floss
actual photo of yourself
receipt
tylenol
ear plugs
flash drive
library card
nail file
voter registration card
wheat penny
2 dollar bill
half dollar
lottery ticket
scratch off
hand sanitizer
handkerchief
mirror
a pack of Kleenex
carmex
band aid
hair pin
personalized key chain with your name
lotion
pocket watch
money clip
bic lighter
tweezers
nail clipper
red lipstick
brush
safety pin
reading glasses
gift card
Halloween chocolate
perfume
wipes
coupons
q-tip
(note: not all items will be called)
See you at The Crossing on Halloween night from 7PM – 11PM.
5622 S U S 231 Dothan, AL 36301
Celebrating the peanut harvest, The 76th Peanut Festival hosts the 10 day Fair each Fall. Spectacular Rides, great Fair Food, entertainers, agriculture exhibits, craft exhibits & lots of vendors combine for a family fun event. The Ultimate Roadside Attraction!
https://www.nationalpeanutfestival.com/ #DothanAlabama #NationalPeanutFestival
11295 S US Highway 231 Dothan, AL 36320
Continental Championship Wrestling is bringing the nostalgia of the old days and showcasing the BEST new talent in the Southeast at the Yellow Rose Theater at The Crossing on Saturday, November 2nd at 7PM. Join us for the first in a long run of CCW events hosted by the crossing featuring the biggest legends and the best in new talent. Wrestling in the Southeast is still going strong and we hope you join us for this very special kick-off event. There is no age limit for this show. The Yellow Rose Theater is an air-conditioned smoke and vape free venue.
Tickets are available at the door or by calling (229) 254-7435.
5622 S U S 231 Dothan, AL 36301
Celebrating the peanut harvest, The 76th Peanut Festival hosts the 10 day Fair each Fall. Spectacular Rides, great Fair Food, entertainers, agriculture exhibits, craft exhibits & lots of vendors combine for a family fun event. The Ultimate Roadside Attraction!
https://www.nationalpeanutfestival.com/ #DothanAlabama #NationalPeanutFestival
5622 S U S 231 Dothan, AL 36301
Celebrating the peanut harvest, The 76th Peanut Festival hosts the 10 day Fair each Fall. Spectacular Rides, great Fair Food, entertainers, agriculture exhibits, craft exhibits & lots of vendors combine for a family fun event. The Ultimate Roadside Attraction!
https://www.nationalpeanutfestival.com/ #DothanAlabama #NationalPeanutFestival
909 S Saint Andrews St Dothan, AL 36301
Nov. 4-6, 2019. DATES AND TIMES MAY VARY. REVIEW POSTED SCHEDULE AFTER OCTOBER 28. The Cultural Arts Center and Southeast Alabama Community Theatre are pleased to welcome you to the 2019 Fall Choral and Theatre Festival. Our goal is to spotlight the talents of your best and brightest students, and present an outstanding performing arts experience.
The Cultural Arts Center and Southeast Alabama Community Theatre are non-profit organizations that have a mission to introduce and encourage youth in the arts. We join together in securing qualified adjudicators and volunteers to assist with the festival, and provide awards for excellence. The Choral & Theatre Festival may spark extra drive and determination to launch a successful school year, or provide valuable experience in preparing for district, regional, and state competitions.
All Theatre Festival applications will be reviewed and paid to Southeast Alabama Community Theatre.
Deadline to register: OCTOBER 4, 2019 (Late fee $25)
Deadline for payment/cancellation: OCTOBER 18, 2019 (No refunds after this date.)
Events: Monologue, Duologue, Scene, SETC combo, Musical Theatre Solo, Musical Theatre Duet
5622 S U S 231 Dothan, AL 36301
Celebrating the peanut harvest, The 76th Peanut Festival hosts the 10 day Fair each Fall. Spectacular Rides, great Fair Food, entertainers, agriculture exhibits, craft exhibits & lots of vendors combine for a family fun event. The Ultimate Roadside Attraction!
https://www.nationalpeanutfestival.com/ #DothanAlabama #NationalPeanutFestival
909 S Saint Andrews St Dothan, AL 36301
Nov. 4-6, 2019. DATES AND TIMES MAY VARY. REVIEW POSTED SCHEDULE AFTER OCTOBER 28. The Cultural Arts Center and Southeast Alabama Community Theatre are pleased to welcome you to the 2019 Fall Choral and Theatre Festival. Our goal is to spotlight the talents of your best and brightest students, and present an outstanding performing arts experience.
The Cultural Arts Center and Southeast Alabama Community Theatre are non-profit organizations that have a mission to introduce and encourage youth in the arts. We join together in securing qualified adjudicators and volunteers to assist with the festival, and provide awards for excellence. The Choral & Theatre Festival may spark extra drive and determination to launch a successful school year, or provide valuable experience in preparing for district, regional, and state competitions.
All Theatre Festival applications will be reviewed and paid to Southeast Alabama Community Theatre.
Deadline to register: OCTOBER 4, 2019 (Late fee $25)
Deadline for payment/cancellation: OCTOBER 18, 2019 (No refunds after this date.)
Events: Monologue, Duologue, Scene, SETC combo, Musical Theatre Solo, Musical Theatre Duet
5622 S U S 231 Dothan, AL 36301
Celebrating the peanut harvest, The 76th Peanut Festival hosts the 10 day Fair each Fall. Spectacular Rides, great Fair Food, entertainers, agriculture exhibits, craft exhibits & lots of vendors combine for a family fun event. The Ultimate Roadside Attraction!
https://www.nationalpeanutfestival.com/ #DothanAlabama #NationalPeanutFestival
909 S Saint Andrews St Dothan, AL 36301
Nov. 4-6, 2019. DATES AND TIMES MAY VARY. REVIEW POSTED SCHEDULE AFTER OCTOBER 28. The Cultural Arts Center and Southeast Alabama Community Theatre are pleased to welcome you to the 2019 Fall Choral and Theatre Festival. Our goal is to spotlight the talents of your best and brightest students, and present an outstanding performing arts experience.
The Cultural Arts Center and Southeast Alabama Community Theatre are non-profit organizations that have a mission to introduce and encourage youth in the arts. We join together in securing qualified adjudicators and volunteers to assist with the festival, and provide awards for excellence. The Choral & Theatre Festival may spark extra drive and determination to launch a successful school year, or provide valuable experience in preparing for district, regional, and state competitions.
All Theatre Festival applications will be reviewed and paid to Southeast Alabama Community Theatre.
Deadline to register: OCTOBER 4, 2019 (Late fee $25)
Deadline for payment/cancellation: OCTOBER 18, 2019 (No refunds after this date.)
Events: Monologue, Duologue, Scene, SETC combo, Musical Theatre Solo, Musical Theatre Duet
5622 S U S 231 Dothan, AL 36301
Celebrating the peanut harvest, The 76th Peanut Festival hosts the 10 day Fair each Fall. Spectacular Rides, great Fair Food, entertainers, agriculture exhibits, craft exhibits & lots of vendors combine for a family fun event. The Ultimate Roadside Attraction!
https://www.nationalpeanutfestival.com/ #DothanAlabama #NationalPeanutFestival
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
5622 S U S 231 Dothan, AL 36301
Celebrating the peanut harvest, The 76th Peanut Festival hosts the 10 day Fair each Fall. Spectacular Rides, great Fair Food, entertainers, agriculture exhibits, craft exhibits & lots of vendors combine for a family fun event. The Ultimate Roadside Attraction!
https://www.nationalpeanutfestival.com/ #DothanAlabama #NationalPeanutFestival
5622 S U S 231 Dothan, AL 36301
Celebrating the peanut harvest, The 76th Peanut Festival hosts the 10 day Fair each Fall. Spectacular Rides, great Fair Food, entertainers, agriculture exhibits, craft exhibits & lots of vendors combine for a family fun event. The Ultimate Roadside Attraction!
https://www.nationalpeanutfestival.com/ #DothanAlabama #NationalPeanutFestival
5622 S U S 231 Dothan, AL 36301
Celebrating the peanut harvest, The 76th Peanut Festival hosts the 10 day Fair each Fall. Spectacular Rides, great Fair Food, entertainers, agriculture exhibits, craft exhibits & lots of vendors combine for a family fun event. The Ultimate Roadside Attraction!
https://www.nationalpeanutfestival.com/ #DothanAlabama #NationalPeanutFestival
5622 S U S 231 Dothan, AL 36301
Celebrating the peanut harvest, The 76th Peanut Festival hosts the 10 day Fair each Fall. Spectacular Rides, great Fair Food, entertainers, agriculture exhibits, craft exhibits & lots of vendors combine for a family fun event. The Ultimate Roadside Attraction!
https://www.nationalpeanutfestival.com/ #DothanAlabama #NationalPeanutFestival
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
308 North St Andrews Street Dothan, AL 36301
Bad Wolves invade The Plant on November 14th!
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Bad Wolves aren’t just a band, they’re a sonic wrecking ball that’s destroying everything in their path. The act—which is composed of drummer John Boecklin (ex-Devildriver), vocalist Tommy Vext (Divine Heresy, Snot) as well as guitarists Doc Coyle (ex-God Forbid), Chris Cain (Bury Your Dead) and bassist Kyle Konkiel (ex-In This Moment), may seem like they just exploded onto the scene, but the idea has been percolating in Boecklin and Vext’s heads since 2015. “When I heard the initial batch of songs I was really impressed because what John was doing was very creatively experimental and it gave me an opportunity to also do more vocally experimental things,” Vext explains. The result is of this joint effort is Disobey, an album that music fans have been clamoring for and that has already birthed a viral single via their impassioned (and seemingly ubiquitous) cover of the Cranberries’ 1993 protest song, “Zombie,” which has racked up over 33 million views over Facebook and YouTube, hit #1 on Spotify’s viral chart in over 40 countries countries and gone to #1 on the iTunes songs chart.
Recorded at various studios spanning three states and producers—including Kane Churko (Ozzy Osbourne, Papa Roach) who mixed “Remember When” and “Zombie”—Disobey is a collection of songs that sees this group of Los Angeles music veterans stretching out and exploring sonic space they’ve never veered into in the past. “Everything seemed very natural once we decided that we wanted to be in a band that featured more singing than screaming,” Boecklin explains. “There are some very different songs on this record from track to track, from almost ballad stuff to heavier-edged material; we really spread our wings and had no problem tearing down any walls when it came to stylistic traits,” he continues, adding that Vext helped take this varied collection of tracks to the next level. “I think Tommy’s performances on this album have blown away everyone who’s heard it. He has the songs that allow him to showcase what a powerful performer he is and we really harnessed that here.”
From driving anthems like “No Masters” to the syncopated Faith No More-worthy rocker “Better The Devil,” the crushing power of “Learn To Live,” and the soaring ballad “Hear Me Now,” Disobey is an album that showcases elements of rock, metal, hip-hop and progressive rock into a instantly infectious amalgam of music that’s as infectious as it is groundbreaking. Then there’s the band’s aforementioned cover of “Zombie,” which has hit the top of the charts on iTunes and Shazam and already garnered seven million total streams, an almost unheard of accomplishment for a band like Bad Wolves. “Recording ‘Zombie’ was Tommy’s idea and he really hit it out of the park,” Boecklin recalls. “When we finished recording it we sent it to [Cranberries singer] Dolores O’Riordan and she loved it and was supposed to record vocals on the version the day that she passed away,” he continues. “The fact that the song has gone so viral is completely unexpected and the success is bittersweet.” Subsequently, the band decided to give all of the proceeds from their reimagined cover of the nineties hit to O’Riordan’s three children.
In the spirit of protest songs like “Zombie,” Disobey is teeming with lyrics that see Vext tackling everything from the current political state of our nation to the prevalence of racism, not the typical fodder for an album that’s already birthing hit singles. “This album is a commentary, but it’s also a diary,” he explains—and that’s especially evident on the painfully personal ballad, ‘Remember When.’ “I have a twin brother who is serving 17 years in prison because he attempted to murder me in 2010 during a home invasion,” Vext explains. “I’ve never gotten so vulnerable in songwriting before and talked about this situation, but it just felt natural on this album. No one broke my heart more than my own brother and nothing breaks my heart more than knowing he’s a danger to others and himself.” In the wake of this incident Vext, who has been sober for nine years, became a sober companion and coach in order to save others from similar fates. “There’s a lot of deep meaning in that song for me and I didn’t go into writing those lyrics with a conscious thought, I just heard the riff and all of these emotions poured out of me that I’d been keeping inside for a long time.”
That catharsis is ultimately what lies at the core of Disobey. “I listen to Meshuggah, but I also listen to Lana Del Rey and Busta Rhymes, not that we would be touring with those bands,” Vext says. “But I think we have a sound that kind of vacillates between extreme music and hard rock, which could be dubbed ‘commercial’ and I don’t think that’s a bad thing, I think it’s a strength of ours.” Additionally, the members of Bad Wolves all come from touring bands so they’re excited to get out on the road and bring these songs to audiences live who have been waiting for an album like Disobey for a long, long time. “This is the greatest body of work I’ve ever participated in over the course of 20 years of making music,” Vext summarizes. “It’s also the most creative and honest thing that I’ve ever worked on and we can’t wait for people to be able to hear these songs and share them with us live. Because there really are no limitations to what the five of us can accomplish with this band.”
909 S Saint Andrews St Dothan, AL 36301
Come hear some classic Beethoven and other beautiful works of art at our November concert, “Beethoven in Blue Jeans”.
308 North St Andrews Street Dothan, AL 36301
Steve Hall Productions Presents Sister Hazel w/special guest Carly Burruss at The Plant on Friday, November 15th | Doors 6:30p | Show 8:00p. TIckets on sale at 10:00am on Wednesday, August 28th
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Originating from Gainesville, FL, Sister Hazel is comprised of five gifted, seasoned musicians whose well-spring of natural talent has been called “one of the Top 100 Most Influential Independent Performers of the last 15 years” by Performing Songwriter Magazine. Song “All for You” topped the adult alternative charts during the summer of 1997 and the success propelled their album to platinum status. Sister Hazel has been equally attentive to connecting with their audience through social media. In their first showing on the country music charts they made a strong debut with “Lighter In The Dark” at #4 on Billboard’s Top Country Albums chart, #6 on Billboard’s Independent Albums chart, #30 on Billboard’s Top Current Albums chart and #79 on the Billboard 200 album chart. Living up to their fan-centered reputation, the band hosts annual events like “Hazelnut Hang,” that focuses on fan involvement and are co-founders of the Rockboat, a cruise featuring nonstop opportunities for fan/artist interaction. In addition to the events and touring, the band also gives back with Lyrics For Life. Founded by singer Ken Block, the charity unites musicians and celebrities for concerts and auctions to benefit cancer research and patient-care charities.
430 Landmark Dr Dothan, AL 36303
Saturday, November 16 at 10 a.m. in the Headland Presbyterian Church located at Landmark Park. Musicians are invited to bring their instruments and join in an instrumental jam session featuring bluegrass, gospel and country music. All skill levels and ages are welcome. If you bring your instrument and show it at the gate you can receive free admission to the park for the day. For those who just want to come listen and watch, regular gate mission will apply ($4 for adults, $3 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under).
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
11295 S US Highway 231 Dothan, AL 36320
Friday, November 29th the Center Stage Entertainment and Vintage Soul Boy’s Darryl E. Train & Virgil VK Unclev are bringing the Vintage Soul Party back to the Yellow Rose Theater at The Crossing for a Black Friday event that is larger than life. Bigg Robb will be performing live and he’s bringing R3 and Tara Keith with him. Only 500 tickets are available and are on sale at the Center Stage box office and TT Fashion & Beauty Supply in Dothan, Alabama. Tickets are $20. This party is for grown folks only. The Yellow Rose Theater is a non-smoking and non-vaping venue.
Cincinnati R&B man Bigg Robb is a whirling dervish of an artist who appears to be going all the time. He is an arranger, producer, writer, rapper, singer, studio engineer, and record label owner.
Beginning as a DJ at the age of 11, Robb came to the attention of funk legends Bootsy Collins and Roger Troutman. Troutman became a mentor to Bigg Robb, who, as a teen, became Roger’s driver and later a full member of Troutman’s popular band, Zapp.
Following Troutman’s death, Bigg Robb began a solo career, and he has been extremely prolific, issuing at least one disc a year and alternating between Southern Soul and Midwest funk.
308 North St Andrews Street Dothan, AL 36301
Chevelle w/special guests Convey & The Band Royale
at The Plant in Dothan, AL
Friday, November 29th | Doors 6:30p | Show 7:30p | All ages (Under 16 require an adult 21+ at all times)
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153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
308 North St Andrews Street Dothan, AL 36301
AARON LEWIS – THE STATE I’M IN TOUR
w/special guest Ben Danaher
Saturday, Dec 14th at The Plant
Doors 6:00p | Show 7:30p | All Ages (Under 16 must be accompanied by an adult 21+)
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Throughout his more than two-decade career, whether topping the charts as frontman of hard Rock heroes Staind, or his second act as a No. 1 artist on the Country charts as a solo artist, Aaron Lewis has always been painfully honest in his music.
“That’s all I’ve ever done. My songs have always been me wearing my heart on my sleeve, and my emotions on my sleeve, and my misfortunes on my sleeve, my sins on my sleeve,” Lewis says. “I don’t feel like it would be genuine nor worthy of this crazy ride I’ve been on if it wasn’t.”
He is 100 percent open, as he has to be, about his stunning new collection, STATE I’M IN (The Valory Music Co.).
“The songs I wrote on this record, they were some dark times,” he says. “The state I’m in is not Mississippi, or Texas, or Massachusetts, it’s more about the emotional state I’m in and everything I’ve surprisingly talked about in this interview. I’m always surprised by what comes out of me. I’m always surprised by the overall content of a record. It is a flow of consciousness.”
That consciousness led Lewis to the most vulnerable record of his career. In the gorgeously melancholy title track, Lewis sings candidly, “I’m still working my fingers to the phone/When the show is over I sit alone/Where the angels and the devils are my only friends/And I get up in the morning and I do it again.”
One of the most poignant songs is the touching ballad “Love Me.” Lewis says that song is a cornerstone of the album. “That was a really heartbreaking song for me to write,” he says. “The tears were rolling down my face and blurring the words on the page, I was writing as fast as I could with a pen. The flow of emotion that went into that song was pretty overwhelming.”
The album has plenty of up moments musically as well, starting with the opening track, the raucous “The Party’s Over,” a song that oozes old-school country twang. Another song that screams old-school country is “Burnt the Sawmill Down,” which comes from never before heard Keith Whitley lyrics.
“I’m really good friends with Keith’s son, Jesse. And Jesse gave me this freaking cassette tape that had his dad in a hotel room with an acoustic guitar, barely in tune, playing what became “Burnt the Sawmill Down,” Lewis says. “I took this demo tape and we turned it into the song on the record. It was never anything. I heard the song and we turned it into the song you hear on the record.”
For Lewis to get to record a song from the late great Whitley was an extreme honor, as fans can hear when Lewis sings the praises of his country heroes in the track, “It Keeps on Workin’,” a song that will draw a lot of attention.
“They used to sing about pickup trucks on my radio/Those S.O.B’s are in SUV’s that ain’t never left the road,” Lewis laments about the changes in country music.
“I’m gonna be 47 in April and the Country music that was the soundtrack of my childhood is the Country music of the ’70s,” he says. “And I don’t think I’m pointing out anything that isn’t blatantly obvious to anybody who’s known more than just the country music you hear on the radio today, which I would argue really is not country music. There isn’t even a connecting tissue. There’s no line that you can draw. It’s a different planet. So, I’m making and writing country music that is reminiscent of the country music that I was force-fed as a kid.”
An early favorite live, according to Lewis, is the slow-drawl of “God and Guns,” in which Lewis decries those in power. “All the talking heads on TV/They’re selling their lies/Saying their way is better for living my life/And I’m fed up with them set up all high on that hill/They don’t give a damn about a common man/Hell, they never will.”
For Lewis, who remains on the road year-round, new songs are the most exciting way to spice up the live set and, as he puts it, “Hit the refresh button.” So, he’s been playing several songs off STATE I’M IN and has been very excited by the response.
“It’s always nice to put some new stuff in there and even better when people react to it the way people have been reacting to these new songs,” he says. “They’re hearing them for the first time and reacting to them like they’ve known them. And the reaction to the songs was like they were a song off their favorite record. That’s always motivating and hopeful.”
Maybe it is fitting in the dark times that led to this record, Lewis finds his salvation and hope in playing the new material live. As he says, in his powerful honesty, music is the one thing that has kept him going all these years.
“It’s absolutely been my saving grace. I don’t know how I made it through high school. I don’t know how many times I should’ve died in high school. I don’t know how I could’ve channeled that self-destructive energy away from me in any other way than to have writing as an outlet,” he says.
Through that outlet, he has helped many others over the years. Something he says makes it all worthwhile. “It makes it make some sort of sense,” he says of every time a fan shares a story of how his music has helped them. “It gives me some sort of peace to know that everything I went through in my childhood, and that I’ve gone through in my life, had some sort of purpose.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
11295 S US Highway 231 Dothan, AL 36320
On Tuesday, December 31st join us in The Yellow Rose Theater at The Crossing for a once-in-a-lifetime entertainment experience. Chris Kattan & Friends are bringing their comedy show to Dothan, Alabama for one-night-only. After Chris Kattan & Friends are finished with their headlining set the party isn’t over. The Alabama Blues Brothers will be taking the stage with two sets of classic rhythm and blues tunes and Blues Brothers dance moves that will go late into the night. Keeping things moving from the doors opening to the break in between sets is Dothan’s own DJ Mookie Chris Taylor. Also featuring Dothan, Alabama native Scott Williams opening the show.
All tickets include a late-night breakfast buffet from KC Kreative. A limited number of VIP tickets are available that include a private dinner with the Alabama Blues Brothers Band followed by a meet and greet with Chris Kattan. (**Chris Kattan will not be at the VIP dinner**) General Admission Tickets: $75/Day of Show $100VIP Tickets: $150/Day of Show $200
– This is an adult-only event. Must be 19 or older to enter.
– The show features a headlining comedy show from 8:30PM.
– 10:30PM, followed by 2 sets of music from 11PM – 1:30AM.
– No photo or video recording will be allowed. This includes all devices. VIP ticket holders will have access to their phone during the VIP Dinner & Meet and Greet.
– Event is smoke and vape free.
– Doors open for VIP at 5:30PM. Dinner at 6:15PM. Meet and Greet at 7PM.
– Doors open at 7PM for General Admission ticket holders.
– A Full-service bar and beer kiosks available in the venue.
– The event is smoke and vape free. ll be allowed. This includes all devices. VIP ticket holders will have access to their phones during the VIP Dinner & Meet and Greet.
Dothan, AL 36301-36305
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153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
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153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.
153 Mary Lou Ln Dothan, AL 36301
Trivia is here to stay, every Thursday! Come play.
5 rounds. Singles & teams of 2-5. Prizes for the winners! The taproom has your favorite local beer! Fly By Night has your favorite beer food.