126 Museum Ave, Dothan, AL, United States, Alabama 36303
3:30 pm to 5:00 pm
Instructor: Alexandria Turner
Ages: 12 to 18 years old
$15 for members; $20 for not-yet members
Join us the second Thursday of each month as we get a taste of different artists and their works during our after school art making! During the four course art tasting, students will rotate every 20 minutes to 4 different tables, each with a different course. Once students have visited each table, they will reflect and help bus the tables. This new monthly class is a great opportunity to meet new friends and refine your communication skills as you discuss and create together. Satisfy your hunger for art and fellowship! Register: https://www.wiregrassmuseum.org/…/studio-class-after…/
Mark your calendars! Thursday, September 12th from 5p-8p we’ll be in the back party room at Fire Stone Wood Fired Grill for our quarterly Sip & Shop! We’ll be featuring a curated selection of local artisans to shop with, speciality cocktails created by Fire Stone’s mixologist, Corina, opportunities to win some awesome raffles, and live musical entertainment from Joseph Brooks!
Featured Artisans: • Swheat Plushies • Panda Organics • Anchored Boy Co. • Velvet Elvis Boutique • Totally Southern Art • Just the 3 of Us • Brick House Tie Dye • Tender Hearts Homestead • Bower Bird Fine Art • Brit & Bear • Joreski Family Farm • Little Shop of Treasures Candles & Collectibles
For every purchase made during this event, you’ll receive a raffle token. When you’re done shopping, you can turn your raffle tokens in at the registration table to be entered to win one of 3 raffle baskets valued at over $75/ea! These baskets are packed with goodies from our featured artisans, so each one is unique!
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We are NOT accepting any additional vendors for this event. If you’re a vendor interested in participating in future events, please join the Brit & Bear Vendor Community Group.
Come join us at Folklore Brewing for a fun evening of painting and enjoying some delicious pints!
Welcome to Pints & Paints at Folklore Brewing Dothan ! Join us at Folklore Brewing & Meadery for a fun evening of creativity and craft beer. Grab a pint of our delicious brews and unleash your inner artist as you paint away. No experience is necessary – just come ready to have a good time! Whether you’re a seasoned painter or a first-timer, this event is perfect for anyone looking to relax, socialize, and get those creative juices flowing. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to sip, socialize, and paint your way to a masterpiece. We can’t wait to see what you create!
The Author’s Anonymous Writing Group is designed for all types of creative nonfiction or fiction writers to share tips and ideas. Various monthly workshops that will be group led are intended to provide writers a sense of community as well as an outlet for discussion of both practice and form. The group will discuss members’ work and published work, and at each meeting, one member will facilitate a discussion on a topic of interest or concern with the occasional appearance of special guest speakers.
Author’s Anonymous welcomes all writers from all genres to bring different views and insights to our local writers group.
102 S Cherokee Ave, Dothan, AL 36301-1285, United States
6:30 pm to 10:00 pm
IT’S YOUR LUCKY DAY! 🎰 Join us on September, FRIDAY the 13th for a rare art event! This exhibit is different because no matter your budget, we have art for all… & all art is $5-$100! That’s right! ALL OF THE EXHIBIT pieces are $5-$100! 13 local artists, Friday the 13th, and 13 lucky people will get a ticket to shop early as an early bird special and choose 2 pieces, GENERAL ADMISSION is $3 which includes complimentary beverage hors d’oeuvres! (Link on page until sold out! UPDATE: all early bird tickets are sold out! Don’t worry, general admissions are always available!) INVITE a friend and let’s pARTy!
Gladiator Promotions returns to the Dothan Civic Center for the 4th time! Live professional and amateur MMA inside the caged colosseum. Live Friday September 13th 2024. Food and drinks available.
126 N Saint Andrews St, Dothan, AL, United States, Alabama 36303
7:00 pm to 10:00 pm
🥊 Impact Promotions is coming to the Dothan Civic Center on Friday, September 13th! 🥊
Get ready for an electrifying night of MMA action featuring the best fighters in the business. Tickets start at just $25 and are available now at dothanciviccenter.org. Don’t miss out on the adrenaline-pumping excitement!
145 South St Andrews Street, Dothan, AL, United States, Alabama 36301
7:00 pm to 10:00 pm
🎤✨ Friday, September 13th – Let’s Get Swiftie at Rain Dothan! ✨🎤
Shake it off, grab your best outfit from your favorite Taylor era, and join us for a night that’s gonna be *Fearless*! DJ Smooth will be on the Rain Stage, spinning all the Taylor Swift hits you love, plus the remixes that never go out of style! 🎶💃
Dress up is encouraged, so whether you’re channeling *1989*, *Reputation*, or *Lover*, bring your Swiftie A-game. Don’t worry, it’s not *All Too Well* if you just want to hang out – but we promise, the music will have you dancing past *Midnight*! 🎧🔥
Doors open at 7pm with free cover and happy hour until 9pm – so don’t be *Delicate* about it. Grab your friends, pick your era, and let’s make this a Friday night to remember! 🚪🎉
Get ready to dance, sing, and have the *Best Day* ever – it’s going to be a Swiftie sensation! 🎉✨
430 Landmark Dr Dothan, AL, United States, Alabama 36303
9:30 am to 11:00 am
The Wiregrass Woodturners host a club meeting and woodturning demo every second Saturday of the month at 9:30 a.m. The public is invited to visit and learn how to make beautiful wooden items turned on a lathe. Wiregrass Woodturner members get in free. Meets in the Interpretive Center Classroom. Admission is free for Wiregrass Woodturner members and free with paid gate admission to the public ($5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under).
430 Landmark Dr Dothan, AL, United States, Alabama 36303
10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Musicians are invited to bring their instruments to the Headland Presbyterian Church or Gazebo 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, $5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under.
430 Landmark Dr Dothan, AL, United States, Alabama 36303
10:00 am to 2:00 pm
Hosted by the Evening Star Quilt Guild, you are invited to bring your textile based crafts to the Auditorium on the second Saturday of the month anytime between 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. for an informal sewing circle. Free with paid gate admission ($5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members).
Hummingbird Banding Program at Dothan Area Botanical Gardens
Dothan Area Botanical Gardens
10:00 am to 12:00 pm
5130 Headland Ave
Here is your chance to see a hummingbird up close! Join master hummingbird bander Sarah Driver to learn more about these amazing and beautiful birds at Dothan Area Botanical Gardens (DABG) as she will attempt to capture and band local hummingbirds. Workshops will be held the 2nd Saturday May thru September.
The program will begin at 10:00am in the Walden Farmhouse. Registration is necessary and the cost is $10 for the general public or $5 for Garden members. Spaces are limited.
Driver has been banding hummingbirds for over 35 years and learned the trade from her great uncle, James Johnson, a master bander. Banding hummingbirds is a true skill because the birds legs are so tiny. There are less than 200 licensed hummingbird banders in the entire United States. Driver and her husband are new residents of Dothan.
Although 14 different species of hummingbird have been spotted in Alabama, the Ruby-Throated hummingbird is the most common. Hummingbirds generally migrate to Central America during the winter, but some do not. Their wingbeat is an amazing 20 to 80 beats per second and their flying abilities are well- known. Hummingbirds can fly backwards, forward, straight up or straight down, and even backwards. During their daily activity, hummingbirds burn a tremendous amount of calories and usually feed about 4 or 5 times an hour.
Driver will return each month through September to present additional hummingbird banding programs. All programs begin at 10am and pre-registration is necessary.
The Dothan Area Botanical Gardens includes over 20 different “pocket gardens” including a daylily garden, hydrangea garden, Asian garden, herb garden, demonstration garden and more. Other features of the 46-acre garden include “Wings of Wonder” Butterfly House, a wedding garden, gazebo, picnic pavilion, children’s playground and the 8,000 sq ft. Ralph & Carolyn Smith Botanical Center.
The Dothan Area Botanical Gardens is located at 5130 Headland Ave. in Dothan. The pet-friendly (must be on a leash) facility is open from 9am-6pm. Butterfly House hours are 10am-4pm. For more information, please contact the garden office at 334-793-3224 or visit www.dabg.com
Cost: $7 to attend; free for park members and children 2 and under
Revamping the Bluegrass tradition here at the Park, instead of one festival, we are getting together for three nights this spring/summer. People may attend and enjoy each festival or only certain ones. Every night will have a different band and delicious BBQ. This refocuses the events on Bluegrass and its culture, so all can enjoy the roots of the traditional music. Bring your lawn chairs to enjoy jamming at the Gazebo at noon, then the musicians start playing under the Gazebo at 4:00. Instruments welcome to jam, as well as, wagon rides, cornhole, and more fun will be had at these three events.
An afternoon of family fun, food, games and bluegrass music. An open jam begins at Noon
Born in Grundy, VA., currently resides in Belcher, KY. Kevin Prater’s love of music began at age four, with the encouragement of his Uncle, Boone Estep. He quickly mastered the Guitar, Mandolin, Bass and Banjo. At age seven Kevin had his first professional job playing in a touring band. By age nine Kevin had college credits in guitar. When Kevin was eleven he formed “Elkhorn Grass” with life long friend David Adkins. The band toured regionally for eleven years. On graduation day they packed up, moved to Tennessee to work at Dollywood for Ms. Dolly Parton. Kevin remained there for three years. In 1998, his longtime friend Jason Moore arranged for Kevin to audition for the bluegrass legend, James King, beginning his worldwide travels.
Now in his 44th year, Turnberry Recording artist, Kevin Praters talents have taken him to 24 countries and 49 states. Kevin has shared the stage with many legends of bluegrass including The Osborne Brothers, Doyle Lawson & Quick Silver, Charlie Waller & The Country Gentleman. He has traveled millions of miles as part of many great bands including Mark Phillips & Third Generation, Jerry Williamson & Red Wing, Melvin Goins & Windy Mountain, The Bluegrass Brothers (earning a nomination as “Banjo Player of the Year”) and for twelve years as the highly respected sideman and mandolin player of The James King Band. During his reign with King he was part of two “Album of the Year”, a “Song of the Year” from SPBGMA and “Recorded Event of the Year” from IBMA. Kevin has been recognized by the House of Representatives of the great state of Kentucky twice, for Protecting and Promoting Kentucky’s treasured Bluegrass Music. In addition, Kevin Has twice been declared a Kentucky Colonel. For the past 16 years Kevin has led The Kevin Prater Band throughout the USA and Canada. They have released six CDs, most recently “Red Rocking Chair” recorded at Kevin’s own studio, Sound Makers in Belcher, KY. Kevin has recorded over 1,000 projects in his 30 plus years operating Sound Makers. Having just signed a deal with Turnberry Records on California for an all original recording. January 2024 will be the release of their first solo, with the full CD to release in Spring 2024. Kevin could not create the bands unique sound without the help of his multi-talented band. Hailing from West Virginia, Mallory Hindman on fiddle. Lennie Centers, son of Legendary Roy Lee Centers on guitar, from Eastern, KY. Bailey Moore, of Virginia. He is the great nephew of Allen Mills or Lost & Found Bluegrass and nephew of the late, great bassist Jason Moore. On mandolin, Dalton Smith of Alderson, WV. All members of The Kevin Prater Band contribute vocally and they all play multiple instruments, assuring no two shows are ever the same. In addition to traditional bluegrass the band also delivers classic country, grassed up vintage rock, original tunes and bluegrass gospel. Up to date information on The Kevin Prater Band can be found on the bands facebook page and http://www.thekevinpraterband.com.
401 Recreation Rd, Dothan, AL, United States, Alabama 36303
8:00 am to 12:00 pm
Bring your furry friends for a dip in the wave pool at our annual DOGGIE DIP event!🐾🐕
The event will include doggie swimming, a pet contest, a photo area, and lots of local vendors! Both the wave pool (without waves) and the Kids Cove will be open for your dogs to go swimming.
The cost is $14 per dog and all proceeds benefit the Dothan Animal Shelter and the Wiregrass Spay and Neuter Alliance. Cash, Visa, and MasterCard will be accepted at the gate (no pre-sales).
The Pet Contest will include the following categories: Most Photogenic, Most Distracted, Best Family Photo, Fluffiest, Coolest Crew, Smallest, Biggest, Most Poised, Best Smile, Most Serious, Staff Fav, Coolest, Best Dressed, Most Chaotic, Best Pose, Cutest, Most Prepared, Best Costume… and more!
For information about becoming a vendor for this event, please contact Alena Jones at ajones@dothan.org or 334-615-3755.
September monthly board game meetup at Folklore Brewing & Meadery!
Family friendly event! One lucky attendee will go home with Patchwork, a two player tile laying game!
Free but we ask you purchase a drink or snack to show appreciation to Folklore for providing us a space to play! We will have a variety of board games available to play but please bring games you are interested in playing!
Rock n Roll Dress Up Night w/ Filmore Drive at Rain Dothan
145 South St Andrews Street, Dothan, AL, United States, Alabama 36301
7:00 pm to 2:00 am
🎸🔥 Rock ‘n Roll will never die, baby! Saturday, September 14th, is our Rock ‘n Roll Night at Rain Dothan! 🔥🎸
Dust off those leather jackets, tease up that hair, and dress up as your favorite rock star – we’re throwing it back to the days when rock ruled the world! 🤘💀
Filmore Drive is taking the stage at 9:30pm to deliver a live rock show that’ll have you headbanging and singing along all night long. Don’t forget to practice your air guitar – it’s gonna get *epic*! 🎶🎤
Doors open at 7pm with free cover and happy hour until 9pm! 🍹✨ So come early, grab a drink, and let’s party like it’s 1979 (or ’89, or ’99 – rock doesn’t care about the calendar)!
Get ready to rock out with your socks out – because this Saturday night, we’re turning Rain Dothan into the house of rock! 🎸🚪🎉
Jon Trachtman and Leslie Arthur are out of work musicians who room together in New York City. To save money, Jon has been filing tax returns listing the pair as married. The day of reckoning comes when the Internal Revenue Service informs the “couple” they’re going to be investigated. Leslie masquerades as a housewife, aided by Jon’s fiancée, Kate. Complicating matters further, Leslie and Kate are having an affair behind Jon’s back, Jon’s mother drops in unexpectedly to meet her son’s fiancée, and Leslie’s ex-girlfriend shows up demanding to know why Leslie has changed and won’t see her anymore. Like a cross between I Love Lucy and Some Like it Hot.
On sale: 9/2
Performances: Wednesday, 9/18 at 7:00 PM Thursday, 9/19 at 7:00 PM Friday, 9/20 at 7:00 PM Saturday, 9/21 at 7:00 PM
Stories will be read aloud each week beginning at 10:30 AM with a craft to make.
Registration is required. When registering, please make the registration in the child’s name, not the parent or guardian’s name. Please plan to arrive on time. Stories and crafts are designed for children ages 3-6.
To maximize participation for all, we do ask that no daycares attend. Please plan to arrive on time, once our program starts, no further entries will be allowed.
Get your golf clubs ready! The 30th Annual “Tee Off For Kids” Golf Tournament will be held on Thursday, September 19th at the RTJ Golf Trail at Highland Oaks Golf Course. Sponsorship opportunities are available. To register, email Laurabeth@southeastcac.org.
About the Band: Hailing from New Orleans, LA, Big Al & The Heavyweights are renowned for their energetic live performances. This is a show you don’t want to miss! Big Al has formed a solid array of musicians, including:
Guitarist and vocalist extraordinaire Marcel Anton Dennis “the Menace” Cedeno from Brooklyn, NY Harp player and vocalist from Detroit, Dangerous Dale Robinson Bring your family and friends for a night of music, dancing, and pure enjoyment. Let’s make this gathering one to remember!
Southeast Health Foundation is leading a community-wide initiative to develop a HeartSafe Program for the region. Starting at home, the Southeast Health Foundation is partnering with the City of Dothan, the Dothan Fire Department and Dothan Area Chamber of Commerce to form an advisory committee to establish a HeartSafe program in Houston County. The goal of this partnership is the reduction of deaths from Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) occurring in the community.
The program focuses on four lifesaving elements, which improve survival for cardiac arrest victims:
Early Identification – Promoting awareness of the signs and symptoms of sudden cardiac arrest, to encourage bystanders to call 9-1-1 immediately.
Early CPR – Increasing the number of individuals trained in Hands-only CPR, which increases the chance of effective defibrillation.
Early Defibrillation – Increasing access to and awareness of automated external defibrillators (AED) throughout the community, which is a critical link for survival.
EMS Intervention – Basic and advanced care provided by EMS is critical. Steps 1-3 by the public aid EMS and provide the best chance for a cardiac arrest victim’s survival.
Through the initiative, workplaces, campuses and communities in Houston County will be encouraged to become recognized as HeartSafe. To be eligible, an organization must complete an application and meet certain criteria, which includes ensuring an adequate number of individuals are trained in hands-only CPR and that automated external defibrillators (AEDs) available within a certain distance.
As a major contributor and program supporter of the HeartSafe initiative, the Dothan Fire Department will host the first in a series of hands-only CPR training classes on Saturday, April 30th at the new Wiregrass Public Safety Center. For more information about the event, please call the Southeast Health Foundation or check out our Facebook page.
About Sudden Cardiac Arrest:
SCA is the leading cause of death in the United States, claiming more than 300,000 lives annually. Approximately 95 percent of SCA victims die before they reach a hospital or receive medical attention.
SCA generally occurs without warning. Once the SCA victim collapses, he or she has about five minutes to receive an AED shock to reset the heart’s rhythm. Without the AED shock the chance of surviving decreases by 10 percent every minute that life saving measures are not initiated (early, identification and activation, early CPR and early defibrillation).
If you are interested in becoming a HeartSafe Workplace/Campus or would like more information about HeartSafe, please contact the Southeast Health Foundation at sehealthfoundation@southeasthealth.org or call 334-673-4150.
Jon Trachtman and Leslie Arthur are out of work musicians who room together in New York City. To save money, Jon has been filing tax returns listing the pair as married. The day of reckoning comes when the Internal Revenue Service informs the “couple” they’re going to be investigated. Leslie masquerades as a housewife, aided by Jon’s fiancée, Kate. Complicating matters further, Leslie and Kate are having an affair behind Jon’s back, Jon’s mother drops in unexpectedly to meet her son’s fiancée, and Leslie’s ex-girlfriend shows up demanding to know why Leslie has changed and won’t see her anymore. Like a cross between I Love Lucy and Some Like it Hot.
On sale: 9/2
Performances: Wednesday, 9/18 at 7:00 PM Thursday, 9/19 at 7:00 PM Friday, 9/20 at 7:00 PM Saturday, 9/21 at 7:00 PM
Jon Trachtman and Leslie Arthur are out of work musicians who room together in New York City. To save money, Jon has been filing tax returns listing the pair as married. The day of reckoning comes when the Internal Revenue Service informs the “couple” they’re going to be investigated. Leslie masquerades as a housewife, aided by Jon’s fiancée, Kate. Complicating matters further, Leslie and Kate are having an affair behind Jon’s back, Jon’s mother drops in unexpectedly to meet her son’s fiancée, and Leslie’s ex-girlfriend shows up demanding to know why Leslie has changed and won’t see her anymore. Like a cross between I Love Lucy and Some Like it Hot.
On sale: 9/2
Performances: Wednesday, 9/18 at 7:00 PM Thursday, 9/19 at 7:00 PM Friday, 9/20 at 7:00 PM Saturday, 9/21 at 7:00 PM
Cost: $6 for adults; $5 for kids (ages 3-12); free for park members and children 2 and under
Bring your picnic and lawn chairs for an after-hours peanut boil. Watch as peanuts are stacked the old fashioned way and listen to bluegrass music. Admission includes one free cup of boiled peanuts.
Join us for our 3rd Annual Cruisin’ For Kids event benefitting the Wiregrass Children’s Home! Registration for the $2 for Tutus Ride will be 9am-10am with KSU at 10am; entry is $26 (or any donation amount over that).
Registration for the Car & Bike Show begins at 9am with judging at 12pm; entry is $20.
Registration for the Cornhole Competition begins at 9am, and first bag fly at 12pm; entry is $30 (CASH PRIZES!).
The silent auction will being going on 9am-2pm. Vendors, games, food, and more!
We can’t wait to see you for another incredible event to help children locally.
The 18th Annual Dothan Police Department Trot with SWAT sponsored by the Dothan Runners Club will be September 21, 2024. Registration will begin at 6:30 am until 7:45 am or you can register in advance online at www.raceentry.com.
Jon Trachtman and Leslie Arthur are out of work musicians who room together in New York City. To save money, Jon has been filing tax returns listing the pair as married. The day of reckoning comes when the Internal Revenue Service informs the “couple” they’re going to be investigated. Leslie masquerades as a housewife, aided by Jon’s fiancée, Kate. Complicating matters further, Leslie and Kate are having an affair behind Jon’s back, Jon’s mother drops in unexpectedly to meet her son’s fiancée, and Leslie’s ex-girlfriend shows up demanding to know why Leslie has changed and won’t see her anymore. Like a cross between I Love Lucy and Some Like it Hot.
On sale: 9/2
Performances: Wednesday, 9/18 at 7:00 PM Thursday, 9/19 at 7:00 PM Friday, 9/20 at 7:00 PM Saturday, 9/21 at 7:00 PM
Dothan Area Restaurant Week is a time for our communities to come together and celebrate the local cuisine of our area. Select restaurants will offer a special “Restaurant Week” dish at a special price so that new guests can discover what they have to offer. From all of the sales of these special dishes, a small portion will be given to Aunt Katie’s Garden Dothan, AL . Food bloggers Wiregrass Noms and Southrngritskitchen will promote and post about everything happening during Dothan Area Restaurant Week in hopes of getting the most people possible dining out and raising the most money! The teams at Visit Dothan and Wharf Casual Seafood will also be on board to help make this celebration a huge success. Restaurant owners and managers: please send a direct message to either Jesse (Wiregrass Noms) or Chelsea (Southerngritskitchen) to express interest in participating. We can’t wait to kickthis thing off in a big way!
Clear Water Alabama is an annual event that draws stormwater professionals from all over Alabama and beyond. The event highlights the state of the practice for both construction and post-construction stormwater management and other water-related technologies.
Stories will be read aloud each week beginning at 10:30 AM with a craft to make.
Registration is required. When registering, please make the registration in the child’s name, not the parent or guardian’s name. Please plan to arrive on time. Stories and crafts are designed for children ages 3-6.
To maximize participation for all, we do ask that no daycares attend. Please plan to arrive on time, once our program starts, no further entries will be allowed.
Clear Water Alabama is an annual event that draws stormwater professionals from all over Alabama and beyond. The event highlights the state of the practice for both construction and post-construction stormwater management and other water-related technologies.
Ages:15 Months to 4 years old | Free April 25th, May 23rd, June 27th Every 4th Thursday of the month Join us in the galleries the fourth Thursday, from 9-10am, of every month for a FREE Book reading and scavenger hunt for you and your littles. Toddler Thursdays is an opportunity for you and your family to enjoy WMA’s collection and special exhibitions.
Join us for Ladies Night September 26th 6:30pm-8:30pm! Stilettos on Steel will be hosting a Palm Leaves themed paint party. Entry is $20. There will be vendors, door prizes, refreshments, and more!
Join us for a much-requested evening book club. We will be reading a wide variety of books new and old. Register for the event to let us know you are reading with us!
September’s book is Wellness by Nathan Hill
Wellness is a poignant and witty novel about marriage, the often baffling pursuit of health and happiness, and the stories that bind us together. From the gritty 1990s Chicago art scene to a suburbia of detox diets and home-renovation hysteria, Wellness reimagines the love story with a healthy dose of insight, irony, and heart.
When Jack and Elizabeth meet as college students in the 1990s, the two quickly join forces and hold on tight, each eager to claim a place in Chicago’s thriving underground art scene with an appreciative kindred spirit. Fast-forward twenty years to married life, and alongside the challenges of parenting, they encounter cults disguised as mindfulness support groups, Facebook wars, and something called Love Potion Number Nine.
For the first time, Jack and Elizabeth struggle to recognize each other, and the no-longer-youthful dreamers are forced to face their demons, from unfulfilled career ambitions to painful childhood memories of their own dysfunctional families. In the process, Jack and Elizabeth must undertake separate, personal excavations, or risk losing the best thing in their lives: each other.
Join us for an enchanting evening at Wadlington Park’s “Stars under the Stars” – a free movie night for the whole family! Immerse yourself in the magic of outdoor cinema with a family-friendly film. Bring your blankets, snacks, and loved ones for a memorable night under the open sky in beautiful Downtown Dothan.
All ages, children must be accompanied by an adult. Gates open at 6 p.m. and the movie begins at 7:30 p.m.
If you enjoy jigsaw puzzles please join us at the Main Library for a monthly puzzle swap on the last Friday of the month! Bring a puzzle and take a puzzle, or two, or three! Puzzles of various sizes are welcome for trade (100, 200, 300, 500, 1000 pieces or more!) You may bring as many as you choose to trade and each trade is up to the individuals.
If the event falls on a closed holiday it will be the Friday before.
Registration requested. Puzzles can be used but must be in good condition and include all pieces. Trades are made at each patron’s discretion and are not required upon attendance. If these dates do not work for you please email Ashley at abynum@dhcls.org for suggestions!
Visiting Artist Workshop : The Sky’s the Limit- Workshop in creating skyscapes in soft pastels
126 Museum Ave, Dothan, AL, United States, Alabama 36303
10:00 am to 1:30 pm
How many photos of different landscapes (sky, fields, oceanview, etc.) do you have on your phone? Different morning dews, magical sunsets, and purple evenings. With this workshop you can bring those skyscape photos to life! Visiting Artist, Beverly West Leach will teach you how to capture light in landscapes using soft pastels. Attendees will also learn color mixing, contrast, creating depth and materials necessary to get started in soft pastels.
Beverly West Leach received her BFA from Columbus College of Art and Design in Columbus, Ohio and completed her MFA at Pennsylvania State University. Beverly lived in Baltimore, Maryland working as a graphic designer for twenty years before relocating to Ozark, Alabama in 2007. Currently she bridges her past graphic design experience with her skills as a trained painter and printmaker through teaching foundations in art and design at Troy University.
Beverly’s work has been exhibited throughout the United States in juried exhibitions, group shows and solo shows. Her work is part of several corporate collections, private collections and The Baltimore Museum of Art Prints and Drawings Collection.
Instructor : Beverly West Leach Ages : teens and adults $35 for members $40 for not yet members
14th Annual Rehobeth Marching Festival will be held in Rehobeth, Alabama on September 28, 2024 at the Rehobeth Football Field located at Rehobeth High School. We will have 30+ area bands performing throughout the day and evening.
This is a wonderful opportunity to support local talented kids and show support for your school.
Gates open at 8 a.m. a first Band takes the field to perform at 9:00. Be sure to let everyone know.
We will post concessions menu at a later time.
As always. We look forward to seeing everyone again this year.
Moms will enjoy an outdoor painting class taught by Rachel Kurtz while children enjoy an outdoor customized kids workout taught by David from The Performance Factory. Kids must be age 5-11. Pack your picnic lunch and stay to enjoy a picnic in the Park!
You must pre-register and pay before Sept 20, 2024.
Come experience Wiregrass Heritage Festival 2024. This Year, We Have Two of The Biggest Headliners in Southern Soul. The King Of Swing TUCKA & The Price Of Soul CALVIN RICHARDSON. Along with performances by J-WONN, CUPID, FPJ, BIG RO WILLIAMS, FAT DADDY, DJ TRUCKER, Just’N, Billy D, & Donnell Davis.
It all goes down Saturday September 28, 2024 at The National Peanut Festival Fairgrounds in Dothan, AL. Gates open at 3pm. Showtime 4:30pm. Bring your chairs, collapsible/soft coolers and umbrellas. No Glass. No Grills. No RV’s. No Passes Out. No Refunds. Rain or Shine. Card Subject To Change.
Get $40 Early Bird Tickets Online at www.WiregrassHeritageFestival.com (while they last). General Admission Tickets are $50 until Sunday September 22. General Admission Tickets are $60 Week of Show Starting Monday September 23 – Friday September 27. Day of Show Admission $80 on Saturday September 28. You can pay day of show online and cash only at the gate.
There are a limited number of $85 VIP Tickets Available Online Only. VIP Tickets include admission to the event, up front and center fixed seating provided (seat cushion suggested), security and the best view possible for your viewing pleasure. VIP Has Its Own Entry Gate seperate from the general admission gate. You must pick up your VIP credentials at the VIP Box Office before entering the event. Only VIP patrons are permitted in this exclusive section!
Get tickets online www.WiregrassHeritageFestival.com or TT Fashion in Dothan, AL. You Can Print Or Download Your Tickets To Your Cell Phone To Be Scanned For Entry.
For tickets, hotels, vendors and more information, please visit www.WiregrassHeritageFestival.com
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
7 Bridges: The Ultimate EAGLES Experience is a stunningly accurate tribute to the music of the Eagles. Using no backing tracks or harmonizers and combining incredible musicianship, vocal precision, and stage presence, 7 Bridges has mastered the exact aura of an Eagles concert.
Southeast Health Foundation is leading a community-wide initiative to develop a HeartSafe Program for the region. Starting at home, the Southeast Health Foundation is partnering with the City of Dothan, the Dothan Fire Department and Dothan Area Chamber of Commerce to form an advisory committee to establish a HeartSafe program in Houston County. The goal of this partnership is the reduction of deaths from Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) occurring in the community.
The program focuses on four lifesaving elements, which improve survival for cardiac arrest victims:
Early Identification – Promoting awareness of the signs and symptoms of sudden cardiac arrest, to encourage bystanders to call 9-1-1 immediately.
Early CPR – Increasing the number of individuals trained in Hands-only CPR, which increases the chance of effective defibrillation.
Early Defibrillation – Increasing access to and awareness of automated external defibrillators (AED) throughout the community, which is a critical link for survival.
EMS Intervention – Basic and advanced care provided by EMS is critical. Steps 1-3 by the public aid EMS and provide the best chance for a cardiac arrest victim’s survival.
Through the initiative, workplaces, campuses and communities in Houston County will be encouraged to become recognized as HeartSafe. To be eligible, an organization must complete an application and meet certain criteria, which includes ensuring an adequate number of individuals are trained in hands-only CPR and that automated external defibrillators (AEDs) available within a certain distance.
As a major contributor and program supporter of the HeartSafe initiative, the Dothan Fire Department will host the first in a series of hands-only CPR training classes on Saturday, April 30th at the new Wiregrass Public Safety Center. For more information about the event, please call the Southeast Health Foundation or check out our Facebook page.
About Sudden Cardiac Arrest:
SCA is the leading cause of death in the United States, claiming more than 300,000 lives annually. Approximately 95 percent of SCA victims die before they reach a hospital or receive medical attention.
SCA generally occurs without warning. Once the SCA victim collapses, he or she has about five minutes to receive an AED shock to reset the heart’s rhythm. Without the AED shock the chance of surviving decreases by 10 percent every minute that life saving measures are not initiated (early, identification and activation, early CPR and early defibrillation).
If you are interested in becoming a HeartSafe Workplace/Campus or would like more information about HeartSafe, please contact the Southeast Health Foundation at sehealthfoundation@southeasthealth.org or call 334-673-4150.
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
Stories will be read aloud each week beginning at 10:30 AM with a craft to make.
Registration is required. When registering, please make the registration in the child’s name, not the parent or guardian’s name. Please plan to arrive on time. Stories and crafts are designed for children ages 3-6.
To maximize participation for all, we do ask that no daycares attend. Please plan to arrive on time, once our program starts, no further entries will be allowed.
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
Southeast Health Foundation is leading a community-wide initiative to develop a HeartSafe Program for the region. Starting at home, the Southeast Health Foundation is partnering with the City of Dothan, the Dothan Fire Department and Dothan Area Chamber of Commerce to form an advisory committee to establish a HeartSafe program in Houston County. The goal of this partnership is the reduction of deaths from Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) occurring in the community.
The program focuses on four lifesaving elements, which improve survival for cardiac arrest victims:
Early Identification – Promoting awareness of the signs and symptoms of sudden cardiac arrest, to encourage bystanders to call 9-1-1 immediately.
Early CPR – Increasing the number of individuals trained in Hands-only CPR, which increases the chance of effective defibrillation.
Early Defibrillation – Increasing access to and awareness of automated external defibrillators (AED) throughout the community, which is a critical link for survival.
EMS Intervention – Basic and advanced care provided by EMS is critical. Steps 1-3 by the public aid EMS and provide the best chance for a cardiac arrest victim’s survival.
Through the initiative, workplaces, campuses and communities in Houston County will be encouraged to become recognized as HeartSafe. To be eligible, an organization must complete an application and meet certain criteria, which includes ensuring an adequate number of individuals are trained in hands-only CPR and that automated external defibrillators (AEDs) available within a certain distance.
As a major contributor and program supporter of the HeartSafe initiative, the Dothan Fire Department will host the first in a series of hands-only CPR training classes on Saturday, April 30th at the new Wiregrass Public Safety Center. For more information about the event, please call the Southeast Health Foundation or check out our Facebook page.
About Sudden Cardiac Arrest:
SCA is the leading cause of death in the United States, claiming more than 300,000 lives annually. Approximately 95 percent of SCA victims die before they reach a hospital or receive medical attention.
SCA generally occurs without warning. Once the SCA victim collapses, he or she has about five minutes to receive an AED shock to reset the heart’s rhythm. Without the AED shock the chance of surviving decreases by 10 percent every minute that life saving measures are not initiated (early, identification and activation, early CPR and early defibrillation).
If you are interested in becoming a HeartSafe Workplace/Campus or would like more information about HeartSafe, please contact the Southeast Health Foundation at sehealthfoundation@southeasthealth.org or call 334-673-4150.
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
Join us for another fun night of camping at Eastgate Park! Each campsite is limited to 6 people at $20 per person. If you have a group larger than 6 you may purchase an additional campsite. The campsite itself is free, but each person, as stated above, is $20 per person.
Items you will need: Tent, Sleeping bag, Toiletries, Ground cover/tarp, Chairs, Personal necessities, PJ’s, Snacks, Drinks, Waters.
What is provided: Campsite, Restrooms, Meals & Snacks, Bonfire & Smores, Limited Bottled water, Activity leaders, Campsite monitors, First aid supplies
-We CANNOT accommodate any electrical request(s).
Rules: -Children under age 18 must have a parent or guardian present -No amplified music -Must stay in activity areas -Lights out at 11 pm -No tobacco or vape products permitted -No alcohol or illegal drugs permitted -No pets allowed in camping areas -No Generators -No unauthorized fires -No weapons -Do not litter
First Friday Art Crawl is an event you can count on! See you on the First Friday of each month.
The next Art Crawl is on Friday, September 6th, from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.!
What’s a First Friday Art Crawl? On the first Friday night of EACH month, local businesses host artist pop-ups, exhibit openings, art activities, and art demonstrations for the public.
We encourage you to visit as many Art Crawl locations as you like. Each place will have something unique to offer—- support local! September’s Art Crawl Locations are:
1) Cherokee + Main Park (105 W. Main St. next to Gourmet) with artists TBA 2) Bells Gallery + Studios (1837-3 W. Main St.) with the Opening Reception with Jasmine Best 3) West End (1829-2 W Main St) with artist TBA 4) The Thirsty Pig (257 S St Andrews St.) with artist TBA 5) Bushel+Peck (1837-3 W. Main St.) with artist and candlemaker Laura Moore and Kim Whaley 6) Jus Relax (200-2 N St Andrews St.) with artists TBA 7) Mural City Coffee and Wine Bar (192 S. Foster Street) with artist Jacqueline Furlong 8) Velvet Peach (102 S. Cherokee St.) with artists Rachel Kurtz, and others 9) Southern Strokes Art (102 S. Cherokee St.) with artists TBA 10) Gourmet (105 S. W. Main St.) with artists TBA 11) RESET Mercantile (2407 Montgomery Hwy.) with artist TBA
430 Landmark Dr Dothan, AL, United States, Alabama 36303
1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
The Landmark Dulcimer Club has a jam and practice session every first Saturday of the month at 1 p.m in the Alabama Agricultural Museum. You do not have to know how to read music! We prefer you bring your own Mountain Dulcimer. Show your instrument and get in for free! Free for Landmark Dulcimer Club members and free with your paid admission for the general public ($5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under).
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
Join us for Dothan’s Annual Witches Ride 2024, a fantastic event presented by the Junior League of the Wiregrass, MOG, and Thalian, all supporting the Southeast Alabama Child Advocacy Center and Exchange Center!
Gather your friends, wear your witch attire, and hop on your swiftest broomstick to ride with us at Solomon Park on Sunday, October 5th.
Our festivities will kick off with a parade around Solomon Park, during which we’ll delight the kids by throwing out Halloween treats along the way. The enchantment continues with a lively park party featuring delectable food, engaging games, enticing prizes, and captivating entertainment that promises enjoyment for the entire family.
This event welcomes girls ages 12 YEARS OR OLDER to participate in the Witches Ride. The festivities following the ride, including the after party, are open to FOR ALL AGES, ensuring a spellbinding experience for EVERYONE.
Feel free to interpret “broomsticks” creatively – from walking shoes to scooters, bikes, golf carts, or any other mode of transport that lets you take flight!
Please note: Participants in the parade must be 12 years or older.
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
Stories will be read aloud each week beginning at 10:30 AM with a craft to make.
Registration is required. When registering, please make the registration in the child’s name, not the parent or guardian’s name. Please plan to arrive on time. Stories and crafts are designed for children ages 3-6.
To maximize participation for all, we do ask that no daycares attend. Please plan to arrive on time, once our program starts, no further entries will be allowed.
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
Micro Wrestling Federation Returns to Dothan, AL – Micro One!
Cowboys
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
ABSOLUTELY NO REFUNDS: TICKETS TRANSFER TO RESCHEDULED DATE
THIS SHOW IS 21 & UP!
The Micro Wrestling Federation is a full-scale, WWE type event supported by an entire cast under five feet tall. It’s going to be pandemonium as the Micro Wrestlers body slam, bear hug, and headlock throughout an evening of nonstop action. Here is what you can expect:
Two Single Matches: Who are the toughest Micro Wrestlers? Come find out!
Micro Brawl: Body slams, suplexes, and punches to the face can take place anywhere in the venue! Get ready for up-close and personal Micro action!
Micro Rumble: The Micro superstars enter the squared circle and stand tiny toe-to-tiny toe against one another in the main event! The belt is on the line and only one Micro wrestler will leave as champion.
Become a Micro Mayhemer, sign up for our newsletter, and hit us with a Like on www.MicroWrestling.com.
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
430 Landmark Dr Dothan, AL, United States, Alabama 36303
9:30 am to 11:00 am
The Wiregrass Woodturners host a club meeting and woodturning demo every second Saturday of the month at 9:30 a.m. The public is invited to visit and learn how to make beautiful wooden items turned on a lathe. Wiregrass Woodturner members get in free. Meets in the Interpretive Center Classroom. Admission is free for Wiregrass Woodturner members and free with paid gate admission to the public ($5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under).
430 Landmark Dr Dothan, AL, United States, Alabama 36303
10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Musicians are invited to bring their instruments to the Headland Presbyterian Church or Gazebo 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, $5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under.
430 Landmark Dr Dothan, AL, United States, Alabama 36303
10:00 am to 2:00 pm
Hosted by the Evening Star Quilt Guild, you are invited to bring your textile based crafts to the Auditorium on the second Saturday of the month anytime between 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. for an informal sewing circle. Free with paid gate admission ($5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members).
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
Stories will be read aloud each week beginning at 10:30 AM with a craft to make.
Registration is required. When registering, please make the registration in the child’s name, not the parent or guardian’s name. Please plan to arrive on time. Stories and crafts are designed for children ages 3-6.
To maximize participation for all, we do ask that no daycares attend. Please plan to arrive on time, once our program starts, no further entries will be allowed.
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
Southeast Health Foundation is leading a community-wide initiative to develop a HeartSafe Program for the region. Starting at home, the Southeast Health Foundation is partnering with the City of Dothan, the Dothan Fire Department and Dothan Area Chamber of Commerce to form an advisory committee to establish a HeartSafe program in Houston County. The goal of this partnership is the reduction of deaths from Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) occurring in the community.
The program focuses on four lifesaving elements, which improve survival for cardiac arrest victims:
Early Identification – Promoting awareness of the signs and symptoms of sudden cardiac arrest, to encourage bystanders to call 9-1-1 immediately.
Early CPR – Increasing the number of individuals trained in Hands-only CPR, which increases the chance of effective defibrillation.
Early Defibrillation – Increasing access to and awareness of automated external defibrillators (AED) throughout the community, which is a critical link for survival.
EMS Intervention – Basic and advanced care provided by EMS is critical. Steps 1-3 by the public aid EMS and provide the best chance for a cardiac arrest victim’s survival.
Through the initiative, workplaces, campuses and communities in Houston County will be encouraged to become recognized as HeartSafe. To be eligible, an organization must complete an application and meet certain criteria, which includes ensuring an adequate number of individuals are trained in hands-only CPR and that automated external defibrillators (AEDs) available within a certain distance.
As a major contributor and program supporter of the HeartSafe initiative, the Dothan Fire Department will host the first in a series of hands-only CPR training classes on Saturday, April 30th at the new Wiregrass Public Safety Center. For more information about the event, please call the Southeast Health Foundation or check out our Facebook page.
About Sudden Cardiac Arrest:
SCA is the leading cause of death in the United States, claiming more than 300,000 lives annually. Approximately 95 percent of SCA victims die before they reach a hospital or receive medical attention.
SCA generally occurs without warning. Once the SCA victim collapses, he or she has about five minutes to receive an AED shock to reset the heart’s rhythm. Without the AED shock the chance of surviving decreases by 10 percent every minute that life saving measures are not initiated (early, identification and activation, early CPR and early defibrillation).
If you are interested in becoming a HeartSafe Workplace/Campus or would like more information about HeartSafe, please contact the Southeast Health Foundation at sehealthfoundation@southeasthealth.org or call 334-673-4150.
Spooky Season is just around the corner and we encourage you to make plans now to attend our Monstrous Market! 👻
Featuring: • Artisans / Small Businesses • Raffles & Prizes • Live Music from Joseph Brooks • Haute & Hairy Pet Contest benefitting Joy’s Pet Haven
Every time you make a purchase, you’ll be entered to win ONE of FIVE baskets valued at over $75/each! Each basket is unique, and packed with goodies from our featured artisans and small businesses! Looking for an extra raffle entry? Dress in your best Monster mask or costume to earn an extra raffle token!
Our Haute & Hairy Pet Contest sponsored by Woof Gang Bakery & Grooming Dothan and Brit & Bear, will kick off at 7PM sharp! Registration is $10/pet and all proceeds benefit local pet rescue, Joy’s Pet Haven! You can pre-register online, or register the day of from 5P – 6:45P at the Brit & Bear booth. We’ll have prizes valued at $150, $100, and $50 for first, second, and third place winners! Pre-registration link: https://forms.gle/cFERedCFv15bDpcL8
Vendors, don’t miss your chance to showcase your spooky goods! Apply here: https://forms.gle/Ue6MaXArgtUwzmw27
Featured Vendors: • Brick House Tie Dye • Tender Hearts Homestead • Anchored Boy Co. • Elle Bee Designs • Joreski Family Farm • The Purple Penguin • Brit & Bear • Little Shop of Treasures Candles & Collectibles • Fire Stone Wood Fired Grill • Little Cottage Bakery • Granny Smith Designs • Margie & Jean • SwheatPlushies • Threadology • Panda Organics • Sanderson Stitches • P.S. Tacos
Event Name: Monstrous Market Event Date: Thursday, October 17th Event Time: 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM Event Organizer: Brit & Bear | Brittney Pettis (334) 796-0624 or brit@britandbear.com
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
On Saturday, October 19, the Southeast Health Foundation will welcome cancer survivors and supporters back to The Plant in downtown Dothan for the 16th annual Champions of Hope! The event creates a one-of-a-kind opportunity for people who have faced or are facing cancer to connect as a community and celebrate milestones with family, friends, physicians, and care providers who support them every step of the way.
The celebration is open to everyone whose life has been touched by cancer, regardless of where they were treated. Let’s #LOVEDOTHAN and come together as a community to support each other. Highlights include the non-competitive Molly’s Mile walk and a chip-timed 5K or 10K throughout historic downtown Dothan, special commemorative event t-shirts, and finisher medals for all participants, roving entertainment, activities for the family, local vendors, and inspiring speakers. Raising more than one million dollars since its inception in 2008, proceeds from Champions of Hope help expand cancer services, programs, and patient support in our community.
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
On Saturday, October 19, the Southeast Health Foundation will welcome cancer survivors and supporters back to The Plant in downtown Dothan for the 16th annual Champions of Hope! The event creates a one-of-a-kind opportunity for people who have faced or are facing cancer to connect as a community and celebrate milestones with family, friends, physicians, and care providers who support them every step of the way.
The celebration is open to everyone whose life has been touched by cancer, regardless of where they were treated. Let’s #LOVEDOTHAN and come together as a community to support each other. Highlights include the non-competitive Molly’s Mile walk and a chip-timed 5K or 10K throughout historic downtown Dothan, special commemorative event t-shirts, and finisher medals for all participants, roving entertainment, activities for the family, local vendors, and inspiring speakers. Raising more than one million dollars since its inception in 2008, proceeds from Champions of Hope help expand cancer services, programs, and patient support in our community.
Dothan Leisure Services and The Alabama Law Enforcement Alliance for Peer Support will partner to host a family-friendly Zombie Chase 5K and Halloween Pet costume contest on Saturday, October 19, 2024 to benefit the Dothan Special Olympics and Alabama Law Enforcement Alliance for Peer Support. The event will take place at the Westgate Tennis Center. Gates open at 2:30 p.m., zombie pet costume contest will be held at 4:00 p.m., the race begins at 4:30 p.m., and the last runner will be in by 6 p.m.
Early Bird registration will be held April 1, – August 1, 2024 for runners, zombies, and pet costume contest at a fee of $25.00. After August 1st, registration will be $30.00. To be guaranteed a race t-shirt, you must register by October 1, 2024. Registration for Zombies will be limited to the first 100 that register. Zombies must be 16 years of age and up unless accompanied by a parent/guardian.
Prize baskets will be awarded for the pet costume contest for the following categories, Best Costume (Dog), Best Costume (Cat), Overall Scariest Costume (All), Zombie awards to the top 3 zombies who retrieve the most flags from runners, runners who complete run with flags intact will receive a prize, and all runners will receive a medal.
Ages: Zombies – 16 and older unless accompanied by a parent/guardian Runners – all ages welcome, children of registered runners 12 and under free
Time: Saturday, October 19, Gates Open at 2:30 p.m., Pet Costume Contest at 4 p.m., Race begins at 4:30 p.m.
Location: Westgate Tennis Center
Fee: Early Bird Registration, April 1 – August 1 -$25 (Runners, Zombies, & Pet Costume Contest) Pet owner will receive a t-shirt. Registration after August 1 – $30 (Everyone that registers by October 1 will receive a t-shirt)
Champions of Hope 2024 – Molly’s Mile, 5k, and 10k
The Plant
6:30 am to 9:30 am
Presented by the Family of Susan Fischer, the 2024 Champions of Hope 5K, 10k, and Molly’s Mile Spirit Walk will be back at The Plant on Saturday, October 19. We welcome cancer survivors and supporters back to The Plant in downtown Dothan for the 16th annual Champions of Hope! The event creates a one-of-a-kind opportunity for people who have faced or are facing cancer to connect as a community and celebrate milestones with family, friends, physicians, and care providers who support them every step of the way.
Registration is now open! Join us as we help advance the cancer services and programs offered in our community by Southeast Health!
🏅 Registration is OPEN! Create a team or join an existing team today! 🏁 Sponsorships available NOW! ➡ For more information or to register: https://www.sehealthfoundation.org/champions-of-hope/
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
Date: October 23, 2024 Time: 6 PM – 9 PM Venue: The Recovery Room Bar, Dothan, AL
Join us for an electrifying evening of Southern Fried Blues Rock with the sensational Derrick Dove & The Peacekeepers! After playing hundreds of shows a year for more than a decade, their self-titled album reached #5 on the iTunes blues charts, with five songs charting in the top 100 in four different countries.
Highlights:
New Album Release: ‘Rough Time,’ released in October 2023, hit #1 in the US & Spain on the Blues Charts! Chart-topping Hits: Four #1 blues singles in nine countries! Millions of Streams: Almost 4 million streams since its release!
Don’t miss this chance to experience the powerful and heartfelt performance of Derrick Dove & The Peacekeepers live!
Let’s make this October gathering unforgettable! See you there!
Stories will be read aloud each week beginning at 10:30 AM with a craft to make.
Registration is required. When registering, please make the registration in the child’s name, not the parent or guardian’s name. Please plan to arrive on time. Stories and crafts are designed for children ages 3-6.
To maximize participation for all, we do ask that no daycares attend. Please plan to arrive on time, once our program starts, no further entries will be allowed.
1077 WEST MAIN ST, Dothan, AL, United States, Alabama 36301
6:30 pm to 8:00 pm
Get ready to embark on a harrowing journey as Alabama Dance Works (ADW), Dothan’s very own professional dance company, proudly presents their latest production, Fright Night. Fright Night is a unique event that redefines the boundaries of dance and theater by creating a unique, interactive viewing experience structured like a haunted house. It is recommended for ages 12 and up. The show will be held at the ADW Studio on West Main St. in Dothan, October 23rd – 26th.
Event Details: Date: October 23rd -26th Time: 6:30 PM & 8:00 PM Location: Alabama Dance Works 1077 West Main St. Dothan AL 36301 Fright Night will take place October 23rd – 26th at the Alabama Dance Works Studio located at 1077 West Main Street in Dothan AL. Tickets are $23.00 for Adults and $18.00 for students under 18. Tickets are available in advance at www.aldanceworks.com. Prices for day of tickets are $25 for Adults and $20 for under 18. Seating is general admission. For more information call 334.699.5044.
This production of Fright Night is sponsored by Affiliated Dermatology in Dothan, AL. ADW’s 2024-2025 Season has been made possible by grants from the Alabama State Council on the Arts and the National Endowment for the arts, a federal agency. For more information and updates, visit www.aldanceworks.com or follow us on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.
Content Warnings: Fright Night uses fog, strobe lights, intense sound and lighting fx, low lighting, sudden movements. The production also includes, fearful, sad, scary, halloween horror content. Recommended for ages 12+
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
909 S Saint Andrews St, Dothan, AL 36301-3675, United States
7:00 pm to 2:00 pm
This is the searing story of real kids in real situations with real consequences seen through the eyes of young Ponyboy. Territorial battles between the have-it-made rich kids — the Socs — and Ponyboy’s tough, underprivileged “greaser” family and friends are just a part of life. But even in the midst of urban gang warfare, somehow Ponyboy can’t forget a short poem that speaks to their fragile young lives. This heroic story of belonging, friendship, and maintaining hope in the face of struggle is a powerful reminder of what young people encounter every day. Includes mature themes, violence, suggestions of both alcohol use and sexual activity. Recommended for ages 12+ at family’s discretion.
On sale: 10/7
Student Matinee Performances: Thursday, 10/24 9:00 AM & 12:00 PM (register at SEACT.com)
Public Performances: Friday, 10/25 at 7:00 PM Saturday, 10/26 at 2:00 PM
126 Museum Ave, Dothan, AL, United States, Alabama 36303
6:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Experience live glass blowing and a one-of-a-kind glass art installation at The Glass Pumpkin Party! Join us for an evening preview event for the first chance to view and shop more than 300 glass pumpkins created by artists Devan Cole and Forrest Buford with Hot Glass Academy, and ceramic artist Kate O’Toole.
Enjoy a live glass blowing demonstration from Hot Glass Academy in the museum’s outdoor space, and indulge in specialty spooky cocktails and decadent hors d’oeuvres in an after-hours museum party for an exclusive first look at a selection of glass pumpkins to purchase. Curate your own collection of glass pumpkins to feature in your home or business each autumn, or to enjoy year-round, while supporting the Wiregrass Museum of Art and artists in the region with each purchase. The installation will be open at WMA for two days only, on Friday evening and Saturday during The Pumpkin Patch, A Family Art Festival held in the museum’s garden from 10am-2pm.
Event ticket holders will be entered into a raffle to win a medium-sized glass pumpkin created on site by Hot Glass Academy at the event, with the option to buy additional raffle tickets.
What to wear? For this event, we suggest cocktail attire.
$20 for members |$25 for not yet members
Click here to purchase a ticket for this event https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-glass-pumpkin-party-tickets-1004714376747
This is the searing story of real kids in real situations with real consequences seen through the eyes of young Ponyboy. Territorial battles between the have-it-made rich kids — the Socs — and Ponyboy’s tough, underprivileged “greaser” family and friends are just a part of life. But even in the midst of urban gang warfare, somehow Ponyboy can’t forget a short poem that speaks to their fragile young lives. This heroic story of belonging, friendship, and maintaining hope in the face of struggle is a powerful reminder of what young people encounter every day. Includes mature themes, violence, suggestions of both alcohol use and sexual activity. Recommended for ages 12+ at family’s discretion.
On sale: 10/7
Student Matinee Performances: Thursday, 10/24 9:00 AM & 12:00 PM (register at SEACT.com)
Public Performances: Friday, 10/25 at 7:00 PM Saturday, 10/26 at 2:00 PM
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
Dothan Leisure Services and The Alabama Law Enforcement Alliance for Peer Support will partner to host a family-friendly Zombie Chase 5K and Halloween Pet costume contest on Saturday, October 26, 2024 to benefit the Dothan Special Olympics and Alabama Law Enforcement Alliance for Peer Support. The event will take place at the Westgate Tennis Center. Gates open at 2:30 p.m., zombie pet costume contest will be held at 4:00 p.m., the race begins at 4:30 p.m., and the last runner will be in by 6 p.m.
Early Bird registration will be held April 1, – August 1, 2024 for runners, zombies, and pet costume contest at a fee of $25.00. After August 1st, registration will be $30.00. To be guaranteed a race t-shirt, you must register by October 1, 2024. Registration for Zombies will be limited to the first 100 that register. Zombies must be 16 years of age and up unless accompanied by a parent/guardian.
Prize baskets will be awarded for the pet costume contest for the following categories, Best Costume (Dog), Best Costume (Cat), Overall Scariest Costume (All), Zombie awards to the top 3 zombies who retrieve the most flags from runners, runners who complete run with flags intact will receive a prize, and all runners will receive a medal.
Ages: Zombies – 16 and older unless accompanied by a parent/guardian Runners – all ages welcome, children of registered runners 12 and under free
Time: Saturday, October 26, Gates Open at 2:30 p.m., Pet Costume Contest at 4 p.m., Race begins at 4:30 p.m.
Join Dothan Leisure Services Downtown for BOO FEST on Saturday, October 26 from 10-2 p.m. on Foster & Troy Street!
Enjoy family-friendly offerings from our local downtown merchants, costume contests for you and your furry friends, pie-eating contests featuring local celebrities, unique vendors, food trucks, and MORE!
Mark your calendars and fill your day with fall fun in beautiful Downtown Dothan.
126 Museum Ave, Dothan, AL, United States, Alabama 36303
10:00 am to 2:00 pm
WMA presents The Pumpkin Patch, a free family art festival on Saturday, October 26th from 10-2 pm at the museum in the Civic Center parking lot in downtown Dothan. Enjoy WMA’s giant pumpkin patch, with hands-on artmaking stations throughout. At this event, everyone can create and take home up to five handmade works of art. And, each family can go home with their own painted pumpkin!
Galleries will be open for all visitors, with a special art scavenger hunt to bring families together to enjoy and talk about art together. Hot Glass Academy will be demonstrating live glass blowing outside at the festival, and will have an installation of glass pumpkins indoors, with the opportunity to purchase and collect your own work of glass art. The festival will also host local demonstrating artists.
Costumes are encouraged for all ages, so bring the whole crew out dressed with imagination and creativity, and capture family memories with photos in the pumpkin patch, or with a drawing from our Portrait Station!
Free popcorn, lemonade, and candy will be available to all, and food trucks will be on site for additional paid offerings.
Don’t forget to visit the WMA pop-up shop to buy museum merch, including our popular ‘Art Elevates the Everyday’ t-shirt, mugs, stickers, patches, and more!
Click the link below to sign up to volunteer!
https://signup.com/go/XWtOcHs
Registration is not required. In case of inclement weather, the festival will be held inside the museum. For more information, please call 334-794-3871
This is the searing story of real kids in real situations with real consequences seen through the eyes of young Ponyboy. Territorial battles between the have-it-made rich kids — the Socs — and Ponyboy’s tough, underprivileged “greaser” family and friends are just a part of life. But even in the midst of urban gang warfare, somehow Ponyboy can’t forget a short poem that speaks to their fragile young lives. This heroic story of belonging, friendship, and maintaining hope in the face of struggle is a powerful reminder of what young people encounter every day. Includes mature themes, violence, suggestions of both alcohol use and sexual activity. Recommended for ages 12+ at family’s discretion.
On sale: 10/7
Student Matinee Performances: Thursday, 10/24 9:00 AM & 12:00 PM (register at SEACT.com)
Public Performances: Friday, 10/25 at 7:00 PM Saturday, 10/26 at 2:00 PM
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
Stories will be read aloud each week beginning at 10:30 AM with a craft to make.
Registration is required. When registering, please make the registration in the child’s name, not the parent or guardian’s name. Please plan to arrive on time. Stories and crafts are designed for children ages 3-6.
To maximize participation for all, we do ask that no daycares attend. Please plan to arrive on time, once our program starts, no further entries will be allowed.
“Scarecrows in the Gardens” first begun in 2004 returns daily for the entire month of October. This event is open to families, business, schools, businesses, and civic and non-profit organizations. Get your gang together and see what kind of creative entry you can come up with. One Sunday afternoon in October is designated as Open House for everyone to vote for their favorite.
A different theme is selected each year. Cash prizes are given to the top 5 overall winners and to the best school entry. This can be a great family activity or an excellent team-building project for your work group or organization. Several scarecrow-building workshops are conducted inlate summer.
The National Peanut Festival has grown from a three-day event in 1938, to a ten-day event with attendance of 200,000 fairgoers.
Throughout those 10 days, the festival hosts numerous fun-filled, family events including amusement rides, animal attractions, agricultural displays, concerts, livestock shows and a parade.
First Friday Art Crawl is an event you can count on! See you on the First Friday of each month.
The next Art Crawl is on Friday, September 6th, from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.!
What’s a First Friday Art Crawl? On the first Friday night of EACH month, local businesses host artist pop-ups, exhibit openings, art activities, and art demonstrations for the public.
We encourage you to visit as many Art Crawl locations as you like. Each place will have something unique to offer—- support local! September’s Art Crawl Locations are:
1) Cherokee + Main Park (105 W. Main St. next to Gourmet) with artists TBA 2) Bells Gallery + Studios (1837-3 W. Main St.) with the Opening Reception with Jasmine Best 3) West End (1829-2 W Main St) with artist TBA 4) The Thirsty Pig (257 S St Andrews St.) with artist TBA 5) Bushel+Peck (1837-3 W. Main St.) with artist and candlemaker Laura Moore and Kim Whaley 6) Jus Relax (200-2 N St Andrews St.) with artists TBA 7) Mural City Coffee and Wine Bar (192 S. Foster Street) with artist Jacqueline Furlong 8) Velvet Peach (102 S. Cherokee St.) with artists Rachel Kurtz, and others 9) Southern Strokes Art (102 S. Cherokee St.) with artists TBA 10) Gourmet (105 S. W. Main St.) with artists TBA 11) RESET Mercantile (2407 Montgomery Hwy.) with artist TBA
BankPlus Fairground Arena - National Peanut Festival
1:00 pm to 7:00 pm
1-7pm (Show in the BankPlus Fairground Covered Arena). 11-1pm Registration on site* ($25 includes 1 show vehicle + 2 Fairground admissions) 7pm- “Top 20” Trophies + Best Of Show Car + Best of Show Truck/JEEP.
*Show vehicle entries should enter the South parking lot and proceed to the back gate for directions on how to enter the BankPlus Covered Arena for set up. Visitors & Guests must go through regular Fairground Parking areas & entry gates.
430 Landmark Dr Dothan, AL, United States, Alabama 36303
1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
The Landmark Dulcimer Club has a jam and practice session every first Saturday of the month at 1 p.m in the Alabama Agricultural Museum. You do not have to know how to read music! We prefer you bring your own Mountain Dulcimer. Show your instrument and get in for free! Free for Landmark Dulcimer Club members and free with your paid admission for the general public ($5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under).
The National Peanut Festival has grown from a three-day event in 1938, to a ten-day event with attendance of 200,000 fairgoers.
Throughout those 10 days, the festival hosts numerous fun-filled, family events including amusement rides, animal attractions, agricultural displays, concerts, livestock shows and a parade.
The National Peanut Festival has grown from a three-day event in 1938, to a ten-day event with attendance of 200,000 fairgoers.
Throughout those 10 days, the festival hosts numerous fun-filled, family events including amusement rides, animal attractions, agricultural displays, concerts, livestock shows and a parade.
The National Peanut Festival has grown from a three-day event in 1938, to a ten-day event with attendance of 200,000 fairgoers.
Throughout those 10 days, the festival hosts numerous fun-filled, family events including amusement rides, animal attractions, agricultural displays, concerts, livestock shows and a parade.
The National Peanut Festival has grown from a three-day event in 1938, to a ten-day event with attendance of 200,000 fairgoers.
Throughout those 10 days, the festival hosts numerous fun-filled, family events including amusement rides, animal attractions, agricultural displays, concerts, livestock shows and a parade.
Southeast Health Foundation is leading a community-wide initiative to develop a HeartSafe Program for the region. Starting at home, the Southeast Health Foundation is partnering with the City of Dothan, the Dothan Fire Department and Dothan Area Chamber of Commerce to form an advisory committee to establish a HeartSafe program in Houston County. The goal of this partnership is the reduction of deaths from Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) occurring in the community.
The program focuses on four lifesaving elements, which improve survival for cardiac arrest victims:
Early Identification – Promoting awareness of the signs and symptoms of sudden cardiac arrest, to encourage bystanders to call 9-1-1 immediately.
Early CPR – Increasing the number of individuals trained in Hands-only CPR, which increases the chance of effective defibrillation.
Early Defibrillation – Increasing access to and awareness of automated external defibrillators (AED) throughout the community, which is a critical link for survival.
EMS Intervention – Basic and advanced care provided by EMS is critical. Steps 1-3 by the public aid EMS and provide the best chance for a cardiac arrest victim’s survival.
Through the initiative, workplaces, campuses and communities in Houston County will be encouraged to become recognized as HeartSafe. To be eligible, an organization must complete an application and meet certain criteria, which includes ensuring an adequate number of individuals are trained in hands-only CPR and that automated external defibrillators (AEDs) available within a certain distance.
As a major contributor and program supporter of the HeartSafe initiative, the Dothan Fire Department will host the first in a series of hands-only CPR training classes on Saturday, April 30th at the new Wiregrass Public Safety Center. For more information about the event, please call the Southeast Health Foundation or check out our Facebook page.
About Sudden Cardiac Arrest:
SCA is the leading cause of death in the United States, claiming more than 300,000 lives annually. Approximately 95 percent of SCA victims die before they reach a hospital or receive medical attention.
SCA generally occurs without warning. Once the SCA victim collapses, he or she has about five minutes to receive an AED shock to reset the heart’s rhythm. Without the AED shock the chance of surviving decreases by 10 percent every minute that life saving measures are not initiated (early, identification and activation, early CPR and early defibrillation).
If you are interested in becoming a HeartSafe Workplace/Campus or would like more information about HeartSafe, please contact the Southeast Health Foundation at sehealthfoundation@southeasthealth.org or call 334-673-4150.
The National Peanut Festival has grown from a three-day event in 1938, to a ten-day event with attendance of 200,000 fairgoers.
Throughout those 10 days, the festival hosts numerous fun-filled, family events including amusement rides, animal attractions, agricultural displays, concerts, livestock shows and a parade.
Stories will be read aloud each week beginning at 10:30 AM with a craft to make.
Registration is required. When registering, please make the registration in the child’s name, not the parent or guardian’s name. Please plan to arrive on time. Stories and crafts are designed for children ages 3-6.
To maximize participation for all, we do ask that no daycares attend. Please plan to arrive on time, once our program starts, no further entries will be allowed.
The National Peanut Festival has grown from a three-day event in 1938, to a ten-day event with attendance of 200,000 fairgoers.
Throughout those 10 days, the festival hosts numerous fun-filled, family events including amusement rides, animal attractions, agricultural displays, concerts, livestock shows and a parade.
Southeast Health Foundation is leading a community-wide initiative to develop a HeartSafe Program for the region. Starting at home, the Southeast Health Foundation is partnering with the City of Dothan, the Dothan Fire Department and Dothan Area Chamber of Commerce to form an advisory committee to establish a HeartSafe program in Houston County. The goal of this partnership is the reduction of deaths from Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) occurring in the community.
The program focuses on four lifesaving elements, which improve survival for cardiac arrest victims:
Early Identification – Promoting awareness of the signs and symptoms of sudden cardiac arrest, to encourage bystanders to call 9-1-1 immediately.
Early CPR – Increasing the number of individuals trained in Hands-only CPR, which increases the chance of effective defibrillation.
Early Defibrillation – Increasing access to and awareness of automated external defibrillators (AED) throughout the community, which is a critical link for survival.
EMS Intervention – Basic and advanced care provided by EMS is critical. Steps 1-3 by the public aid EMS and provide the best chance for a cardiac arrest victim’s survival.
Through the initiative, workplaces, campuses and communities in Houston County will be encouraged to become recognized as HeartSafe. To be eligible, an organization must complete an application and meet certain criteria, which includes ensuring an adequate number of individuals are trained in hands-only CPR and that automated external defibrillators (AEDs) available within a certain distance.
As a major contributor and program supporter of the HeartSafe initiative, the Dothan Fire Department will host the first in a series of hands-only CPR training classes on Saturday, April 30th at the new Wiregrass Public Safety Center. For more information about the event, please call the Southeast Health Foundation or check out our Facebook page.
About Sudden Cardiac Arrest:
SCA is the leading cause of death in the United States, claiming more than 300,000 lives annually. Approximately 95 percent of SCA victims die before they reach a hospital or receive medical attention.
SCA generally occurs without warning. Once the SCA victim collapses, he or she has about five minutes to receive an AED shock to reset the heart’s rhythm. Without the AED shock the chance of surviving decreases by 10 percent every minute that life saving measures are not initiated (early, identification and activation, early CPR and early defibrillation).
If you are interested in becoming a HeartSafe Workplace/Campus or would like more information about HeartSafe, please contact the Southeast Health Foundation at sehealthfoundation@southeasthealth.org or call 334-673-4150.
The National Peanut Festival has grown from a three-day event in 1938, to a ten-day event with attendance of 200,000 fairgoers.
Throughout those 10 days, the festival hosts numerous fun-filled, family events including amusement rides, animal attractions, agricultural displays, concerts, livestock shows and a parade.
430 Landmark Dr Dothan, AL, United States, Alabama 36303
10:00 am to 12:00 pm
Musicians are invited to bring their instruments to the Headland Presbyterian Church or Gazebo 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, $5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under.
430 Landmark Dr Dothan, AL, United States, Alabama 36303
9:30 am to 11:00 am
The Wiregrass Woodturners host a club meeting and woodturning demo every second Saturday of the month at 9:30 a.m. The public is invited to visit and learn how to make beautiful wooden items turned on a lathe. Wiregrass Woodturner members get in free. Meets in the Interpretive Center Classroom. Admission is free for Wiregrass Woodturner members and free with paid gate admission to the public ($5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under).
430 Landmark Dr Dothan, AL, United States, Alabama 36303
10:00 am to 2:00 pm
Hosted by the Evening Star Quilt Guild, you are invited to bring your textile based crafts to the Auditorium on the second Saturday of the month anytime between 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. for an informal sewing circle. Free with paid gate admission ($5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members).
The National Peanut Festival has grown from a three-day event in 1938, to a ten-day event with attendance of 200,000 fairgoers.
Throughout those 10 days, the festival hosts numerous fun-filled, family events including amusement rides, animal attractions, agricultural displays, concerts, livestock shows and a parade.
The House of Ruth will be hosting its 1st annual Unmasking Domestic Violence Gala. Saturday November 9th, 2024 at Windmill Station. Tickets are $40, for more information contact Angela 334-790-9592, or Tina 334-618-1326.
Join the Rock Mob for the biggest night at the world famous peanut festival. We will be headlining the local stage with the biggest rock anthems and hits to ever flood the airwaves.
The National Peanut Festival has grown from a three-day event in 1938, to a ten-day event with attendance of 200,000 fairgoers.
Throughout those 10 days, the festival hosts numerous fun-filled, family events including amusement rides, animal attractions, agricultural displays, concerts, livestock shows and a parade.
The National Peanut Festival has grown from a three-day event in 1938, to a ten-day event with attendance of 200,000 fairgoers.
Throughout those 10 days, the festival hosts numerous fun-filled, family events including amusement rides, animal attractions, agricultural displays, concerts, livestock shows and a parade.
Stories will be read aloud each week beginning at 10:30 AM with a craft to make.
Registration is required. When registering, please make the registration in the child’s name, not the parent or guardian’s name. Please plan to arrive on time. Stories and crafts are designed for children ages 3-6.
To maximize participation for all, we do ask that no daycares attend. Please plan to arrive on time, once our program starts, no further entries will be allowed.
Join us for our new Anime-Fest Show on Saturday November 16, 2024 here in Dothan, AL at the Civic Center. It’s fun for the whole family and kids FREE. Voice Actors, Vendors, Panels, Trivia & Cosplay. For more information please visit http://www.dothananimefest.com
Stories will be read aloud each week beginning at 10:30 AM with a craft to make.
Registration is required. When registering, please make the registration in the child’s name, not the parent or guardian’s name. Please plan to arrive on time. Stories and crafts are designed for children ages 3-6.
To maximize participation for all, we do ask that no daycares attend. Please plan to arrive on time, once our program starts, no further entries will be allowed.
DHCLS is excited to have Raquel Jackson joining us again to share her love of yoga with you. Raquel has over 600 hours of training and has been teaching for six years. She teaches a gentle class geared towards the beginner. Her style is a flow type of yoga where you move from pose to pose, linking breath with movement. Whether you are new to yoga or have been doing it for a while, her class offers an accepting environment and ensures there is a place for you. Come check it out. We look forward to having you there!
The play, presented by Walmart, will follow Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, the Puppy Dog Pals, Ginny, Bitsy from “SuperKitties,” and Ariel from “Disney Jr.’s Ariel” as they embark on the biggest playdate ever at the Clubhouse. However, mysterious weather threatens to spoil the fun. Will Team Spidey be able to save the day?
Before tickets go on sale to the public, fans can take advantage of a special Venue Presale on Thursday, May 16, at 10:00 a.m. by using the code “LoveDothan.”
In “Disney Jr. Live On Tour: Let’s Play” presented by Walmart, Mickey is getting ready for the biggest playdate ever at the Clubhouse with all his favorite pals including Minnie and Goofy, the Puppy Dog Pals, Ginny and Bitsy from “SuperKitties” and Ariel from “Disney Jr.’s Ariel,” but mysterious weather keeps interrupting the fun. Can Team Spidey from “Marvel’s Spidey and his Amazing Friends” find out who is behind this and help save the playdate?
Tickets are reserved seating and start at $35 with VIP packages available. Tickets are ON SALE NOW here: https://dcc.tixr.com/disneyjr
126 N Saint Andrews St, Dothan, AL, United States, Alabama 36303
7:00 pm to 10:00 pm
Get ready to rock with one of the most iconic bands of all time as Three Dog Night brings their timeless hits to the Dothan Civic Center on November 24th, 2024. This highly anticipated concert promises an unforgettable night of music and memories for fans of all ages.
Three Dog Night, known for their chart-topping hits such as “Joy to the World,” “Mama Told Me (Not to Come),” and “One,” will deliver a high-energy performance that showcases their signature blend of rock, pop, and soul. With three lead vocalists and a catalogue of beloved songs spanning several decades, Three Dog Night continues to captivate audiences around the world with their electrifying live shows.
Tickets for this special event will go on sale to the public on Friday, May 17th at 10:00 a.m. CST. Fans eager to secure their seats can take advantage of an exclusive Venue Pre-sale on Thursday, May 16th from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. CST, using the code “LoveDothan.” Don’t miss your chance to experience the magic of Three Dog Night live in concert!
Event Details: Date: November 24th, 2024 Venue: Dothan Civic Center Address: 126 N. St. Andrews St. Dothan, AL 36303 Time: Doors open at 6:00 p.m., Show starts at 7:00 p.m.
Tickets will be available for purchase online at www.tixr.com/dcc, or in person at the Dothan Civic Center box office.
For more information and to stay updated on the latest news about Three Dog Night’s performance in Dothan, visit www.dothanciviccenter.org or follow the Dothan Civic Center on Facebook or Instagram.
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Southeast Health Foundation is leading a community-wide initiative to develop a HeartSafe Program for the region. Starting at home, the Southeast Health Foundation is partnering with the City of Dothan, the Dothan Fire Department and Dothan Area Chamber of Commerce to form an advisory committee to establish a HeartSafe program in Houston County. The goal of this partnership is the reduction of deaths from Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) occurring in the community.
The program focuses on four lifesaving elements, which improve survival for cardiac arrest victims:
Early Identification – Promoting awareness of the signs and symptoms of sudden cardiac arrest, to encourage bystanders to call 9-1-1 immediately.
Early CPR – Increasing the number of individuals trained in Hands-only CPR, which increases the chance of effective defibrillation.
Early Defibrillation – Increasing access to and awareness of automated external defibrillators (AED) throughout the community, which is a critical link for survival.
EMS Intervention – Basic and advanced care provided by EMS is critical. Steps 1-3 by the public aid EMS and provide the best chance for a cardiac arrest victim’s survival.
Through the initiative, workplaces, campuses and communities in Houston County will be encouraged to become recognized as HeartSafe. To be eligible, an organization must complete an application and meet certain criteria, which includes ensuring an adequate number of individuals are trained in hands-only CPR and that automated external defibrillators (AEDs) available within a certain distance.
As a major contributor and program supporter of the HeartSafe initiative, the Dothan Fire Department will host the first in a series of hands-only CPR training classes on Saturday, April 30th at the new Wiregrass Public Safety Center. For more information about the event, please call the Southeast Health Foundation or check out our Facebook page.
About Sudden Cardiac Arrest:
SCA is the leading cause of death in the United States, claiming more than 300,000 lives annually. Approximately 95 percent of SCA victims die before they reach a hospital or receive medical attention.
SCA generally occurs without warning. Once the SCA victim collapses, he or she has about five minutes to receive an AED shock to reset the heart’s rhythm. Without the AED shock the chance of surviving decreases by 10 percent every minute that life saving measures are not initiated (early, identification and activation, early CPR and early defibrillation).
If you are interested in becoming a HeartSafe Workplace/Campus or would like more information about HeartSafe, please contact the Southeast Health Foundation at sehealthfoundation@southeasthealth.org or call 334-673-4150.
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Stories will be read aloud each week beginning at 10:30 AM with a craft to make.
Registration is required. When registering, please make the registration in the child’s name, not the parent or guardian’s name. Please plan to arrive on time. Stories and crafts are designed for children ages 3-6.
To maximize participation for all, we do ask that no daycares attend. Please plan to arrive on time, once our program starts, no further entries will be allowed.
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
First Friday Art Crawl is an event you can count on! See you on the First Friday of each month.
The next Art Crawl is on Friday, September 6th, from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.!
What’s a First Friday Art Crawl? On the first Friday night of EACH month, local businesses host artist pop-ups, exhibit openings, art activities, and art demonstrations for the public.
We encourage you to visit as many Art Crawl locations as you like. Each place will have something unique to offer—- support local! September’s Art Crawl Locations are:
1) Cherokee + Main Park (105 W. Main St. next to Gourmet) with artists TBA 2) Bells Gallery + Studios (1837-3 W. Main St.) with the Opening Reception with Jasmine Best 3) West End (1829-2 W Main St) with artist TBA 4) The Thirsty Pig (257 S St Andrews St.) with artist TBA 5) Bushel+Peck (1837-3 W. Main St.) with artist and candlemaker Laura Moore and Kim Whaley 6) Jus Relax (200-2 N St Andrews St.) with artists TBA 7) Mural City Coffee and Wine Bar (192 S. Foster Street) with artist Jacqueline Furlong 8) Velvet Peach (102 S. Cherokee St.) with artists Rachel Kurtz, and others 9) Southern Strokes Art (102 S. Cherokee St.) with artists TBA 10) Gourmet (105 S. W. Main St.) with artists TBA 11) RESET Mercantile (2407 Montgomery Hwy.) with artist TBA
430 Landmark Dr Dothan, AL, United States, Alabama 36303
1:00 pm to 4:00 pm
The Landmark Dulcimer Club has a jam and practice session every first Saturday of the month at 1 p.m in the Alabama Agricultural Museum. You do not have to know how to read music! We prefer you bring your own Mountain Dulcimer. Show your instrument and get in for free! Free for Landmark Dulcimer Club members and free with your paid admission for the general public ($5 for adults, $4 for kids, free for park members and children 2 and under).
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Stories will be read aloud each week beginning at 10:30 AM with a craft to make.
Registration is required. When registering, please make the registration in the child’s name, not the parent or guardian’s name. Please plan to arrive on time. Stories and crafts are designed for children ages 3-6.
To maximize participation for all, we do ask that no daycares attend. Please plan to arrive on time, once our program starts, no further entries will be allowed.
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Join the National Wrestling Alliance Sat., Dec. 14, 2024, for Looks That Kill in Dothan, Alabama. This NWA Signature Live Event returns televised professional wrestling to the historic Dothan Civic Center!
All your favorite NWA stars will be on hand. This event will be filmed for inclusion on NWA Powerrr, the flagship program of the National Wrestling Alliance, broadcasting on The CW.
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
DHCLS is excited to have Raquel Jackson joining us again to share her love of yoga with you. Raquel has over 600 hours of training and has been teaching for six years. She teaches a gentle class geared towards the beginner. Her style is a flow type of yoga where you move from pose to pose, linking breath with movement. Whether you are new to yoga or have been doing it for a while, her class offers an accepting environment and ensures there is a place for you. Come check it out. We look forward to having you there!
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
Experience the magic of the Holidays as the National Peanut Festival celebrates Christmas with over 1 mile of drive through Christmas lights synced to music!
First Friday Art Crawl is an event you can count on! See you on the First Friday of each month.
The next Art Crawl is on Friday, September 6th, from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.!
What’s a First Friday Art Crawl? On the first Friday night of EACH month, local businesses host artist pop-ups, exhibit openings, art activities, and art demonstrations for the public.
We encourage you to visit as many Art Crawl locations as you like. Each place will have something unique to offer—- support local! September’s Art Crawl Locations are:
1) Cherokee + Main Park (105 W. Main St. next to Gourmet) with artists TBA 2) Bells Gallery + Studios (1837-3 W. Main St.) with the Opening Reception with Jasmine Best 3) West End (1829-2 W Main St) with artist TBA 4) The Thirsty Pig (257 S St Andrews St.) with artist TBA 5) Bushel+Peck (1837-3 W. Main St.) with artist and candlemaker Laura Moore and Kim Whaley 6) Jus Relax (200-2 N St Andrews St.) with artists TBA 7) Mural City Coffee and Wine Bar (192 S. Foster Street) with artist Jacqueline Furlong 8) Velvet Peach (102 S. Cherokee St.) with artists Rachel Kurtz, and others 9) Southern Strokes Art (102 S. Cherokee St.) with artists TBA 10) Gourmet (105 S. W. Main St.) with artists TBA 11) RESET Mercantile (2407 Montgomery Hwy.) with artist TBA
126 N Saint Andrews St, Dothan, AL, United States, Alabama 36303
7:00 pm to 10:00 pm
Live Nation Presents: Dirty Dancing in Concert
Join us for Dirty Dancing in Concert, the classic film’s first live film-to-concert experience. Enjoy the digitally remastered hit film like never before on a full-size cinema screen, with a live band and singers performing the film’s iconic songs. With a soundtrack that marked a generation, Dirty Dancing in Concert promises to bring a thrilling new and unique experience to the 80s classic.
Directly following the film, the band and singers will throw an encore party that will surely take you back to the time of your life as you sing and dance along to your favorite Dirty Dancing songs.
Immerse yourself in the timeless romance and experience one of the most memorable movies of the past 35 years – now live!
First Friday Art Crawl is an event you can count on! See you on the First Friday of each month.
The next Art Crawl is on Friday, September 6th, from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.!
What’s a First Friday Art Crawl? On the first Friday night of EACH month, local businesses host artist pop-ups, exhibit openings, art activities, and art demonstrations for the public.
We encourage you to visit as many Art Crawl locations as you like. Each place will have something unique to offer—- support local! September’s Art Crawl Locations are:
1) Cherokee + Main Park (105 W. Main St. next to Gourmet) with artists TBA 2) Bells Gallery + Studios (1837-3 W. Main St.) with the Opening Reception with Jasmine Best 3) West End (1829-2 W Main St) with artist TBA 4) The Thirsty Pig (257 S St Andrews St.) with artist TBA 5) Bushel+Peck (1837-3 W. Main St.) with artist and candlemaker Laura Moore and Kim Whaley 6) Jus Relax (200-2 N St Andrews St.) with artists TBA 7) Mural City Coffee and Wine Bar (192 S. Foster Street) with artist Jacqueline Furlong 8) Velvet Peach (102 S. Cherokee St.) with artists Rachel Kurtz, and others 9) Southern Strokes Art (102 S. Cherokee St.) with artists TBA 10) Gourmet (105 S. W. Main St.) with artists TBA 11) RESET Mercantile (2407 Montgomery Hwy.) with artist TBA
SEACT Student Company’s Godspell JR. Competition Cut & Student Showcase
909 S Saint Andrews St, Dothan, AL, United States, Alabama 36301
7:00 pm to 10:00 pm
A group of disciples help Jesus Christ tell different parables by using a wide variety of games, storytelling techniques and a hefty dose of comic timing. An eclectic blend of songs, ranging in style from pop to vaudeville, are employed as the story of Jesus’ life dances across the stage. Dissolving hauntingly into the Last Supper and the Crucifixion, Jesus’ messages of kindness, tolerance and love come vibrantly to life.
Our competition team will take this 20-minute cut of Godspell JR. to the National Performing Arts Festival in Orlando, FL. Come see our most advanced students in this vocally and choreographically impressive ensemble piece and enjoy individual student performances from a range of musical theatre favorites.
Catered dinner service will precede the performance for those who pre-purchase a dinner package (performance tickets included). Please email billyh@seact.com if you or your organization would like to sponsor a table to help fund student scholarships. Dinner service begins at 6:00 PM
Performance-only tickets will be available for purchase through the SEACT website.
909 S Saint Andrews St, Dothan, AL, United States, Alabama 36301
7:00 pm to 7:00 pm
This musical comedy features the most-loved Jimmy Buffett classics, including “Cheeseburger in Paradise”, “Margaritaville,” “It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere,” “Fins,” “Volcano,” and many more. With a book by Emmy Award winner Greg Garcia (“My Name is Earl,” “Raising Hope”) and Emmy nominee Mike O’Malley (“Survivor’s Remorse,” “Shameless”), this hilarious, heartwarming musical is the party you’ve been waiting for!
On sale: 2/17
Performances: Wednesday, March 5 at 7:00 PM Thursday, March 6 at 7:00 PM Friday, March 7 at 7:00 PM Saturday, March 8 at 7:00 PM
First Friday Art Crawl is an event you can count on! See you on the First Friday of each month.
The next Art Crawl is on Friday, September 6th, from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.!
What’s a First Friday Art Crawl? On the first Friday night of EACH month, local businesses host artist pop-ups, exhibit openings, art activities, and art demonstrations for the public.
We encourage you to visit as many Art Crawl locations as you like. Each place will have something unique to offer—- support local! September’s Art Crawl Locations are:
1) Cherokee + Main Park (105 W. Main St. next to Gourmet) with artists TBA 2) Bells Gallery + Studios (1837-3 W. Main St.) with the Opening Reception with Jasmine Best 3) West End (1829-2 W Main St) with artist TBA 4) The Thirsty Pig (257 S St Andrews St.) with artist TBA 5) Bushel+Peck (1837-3 W. Main St.) with artist and candlemaker Laura Moore and Kim Whaley 6) Jus Relax (200-2 N St Andrews St.) with artists TBA 7) Mural City Coffee and Wine Bar (192 S. Foster Street) with artist Jacqueline Furlong 8) Velvet Peach (102 S. Cherokee St.) with artists Rachel Kurtz, and others 9) Southern Strokes Art (102 S. Cherokee St.) with artists TBA 10) Gourmet (105 S. W. Main St.) with artists TBA 11) RESET Mercantile (2407 Montgomery Hwy.) with artist TBA
Despite its initial lukewarm reception in 1877, Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake has captivated audiences worldwide with its enchanting narrative, timeless music, and unforgettable dance sequences. This Ukrainian State Theatre, renowned for its artistic excellence, is finally bringing their awe-inspiring rendition of Swan Lake to the United States. Prepare to be transported to a world of magic and wonder as you witness the original choreography by Petipa and Ivanov, adorned with dazzling tutus and opulent set designs. Immerse yourself in the fantasy once more, as this production promises to reignite your passion for this beloved ballet.
First Friday Art Crawl is an event you can count on! See you on the First Friday of each month.
The next Art Crawl is on Friday, September 6th, from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.!
What’s a First Friday Art Crawl? On the first Friday night of EACH month, local businesses host artist pop-ups, exhibit openings, art activities, and art demonstrations for the public.
We encourage you to visit as many Art Crawl locations as you like. Each place will have something unique to offer—- support local! September’s Art Crawl Locations are:
1) Cherokee + Main Park (105 W. Main St. next to Gourmet) with artists TBA 2) Bells Gallery + Studios (1837-3 W. Main St.) with the Opening Reception with Jasmine Best 3) West End (1829-2 W Main St) with artist TBA 4) The Thirsty Pig (257 S St Andrews St.) with artist TBA 5) Bushel+Peck (1837-3 W. Main St.) with artist and candlemaker Laura Moore and Kim Whaley 6) Jus Relax (200-2 N St Andrews St.) with artists TBA 7) Mural City Coffee and Wine Bar (192 S. Foster Street) with artist Jacqueline Furlong 8) Velvet Peach (102 S. Cherokee St.) with artists Rachel Kurtz, and others 9) Southern Strokes Art (102 S. Cherokee St.) with artists TBA 10) Gourmet (105 S. W. Main St.) with artists TBA 11) RESET Mercantile (2407 Montgomery Hwy.) with artist TBA
909 S Saint Andrews St, Dothan, AL, United States, Alabama 36301
7:00 pm to 2:00 pm
As the Civil Rights movement is brewing, a controversial children’s book about a black rabbit marrying a white rabbit stirs the passions of a segregationist State Senator and a no-nonsense State Librarian in 1959 Montgomery, Alabama. A contrasting story of childhood friends—an African American man and a white woman of privilege, reunited in adulthood—provides private counterpoint to the public events swirling in the state capital. Political foes, star-crossed lovers, and one feisty children’s author inhabit the same page in a Deep South of the imagination that brims with humor, heartbreak, and hope. Inspired by true events!
On sale: 4/7
Performances: Thursday, April 24 at 7:00 PM Friday, April 25 at 7:00 PM Saturday, April 26 at 2:00 PM
First Friday Art Crawl is an event you can count on! See you on the First Friday of each month.
The next Art Crawl is on Friday, September 6th, from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.!
What’s a First Friday Art Crawl? On the first Friday night of EACH month, local businesses host artist pop-ups, exhibit openings, art activities, and art demonstrations for the public.
We encourage you to visit as many Art Crawl locations as you like. Each place will have something unique to offer—- support local! September’s Art Crawl Locations are:
1) Cherokee + Main Park (105 W. Main St. next to Gourmet) with artists TBA 2) Bells Gallery + Studios (1837-3 W. Main St.) with the Opening Reception with Jasmine Best 3) West End (1829-2 W Main St) with artist TBA 4) The Thirsty Pig (257 S St Andrews St.) with artist TBA 5) Bushel+Peck (1837-3 W. Main St.) with artist and candlemaker Laura Moore and Kim Whaley 6) Jus Relax (200-2 N St Andrews St.) with artists TBA 7) Mural City Coffee and Wine Bar (192 S. Foster Street) with artist Jacqueline Furlong 8) Velvet Peach (102 S. Cherokee St.) with artists Rachel Kurtz, and others 9) Southern Strokes Art (102 S. Cherokee St.) with artists TBA 10) Gourmet (105 S. W. Main St.) with artists TBA 11) RESET Mercantile (2407 Montgomery Hwy.) with artist TBA
SEACT Student Company’s The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical
909 S Saint Andrews St, Dothan, AL, United States, Alabama 36301
7:00 pm to 6:59 pm
The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical (Blended Student/Adult Cast) – This dynamic musical adaptation of Rick Riordan’s bestselling book opened on Broadway in 2019. When teenager Percy Jackson discovers he’s a demigod, he and his friends embark on an epic journey to find Zeus’ missing lightning bolt and prevent a war among the gods.
On sale: 5/19
Performances: Thursday, 6/5 at 7:00 PM Friday, 6/6 at 7:00 PM Saturday, 6/7 at 2:00 PM & 7:00 PM
First Friday Art Crawl is an event you can count on! See you on the First Friday of each month.
The next Art Crawl is on Friday, September 6th, from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.!
What’s a First Friday Art Crawl? On the first Friday night of EACH month, local businesses host artist pop-ups, exhibit openings, art activities, and art demonstrations for the public.
We encourage you to visit as many Art Crawl locations as you like. Each place will have something unique to offer—- support local! September’s Art Crawl Locations are:
1) Cherokee + Main Park (105 W. Main St. next to Gourmet) with artists TBA 2) Bells Gallery + Studios (1837-3 W. Main St.) with the Opening Reception with Jasmine Best 3) West End (1829-2 W Main St) with artist TBA 4) The Thirsty Pig (257 S St Andrews St.) with artist TBA 5) Bushel+Peck (1837-3 W. Main St.) with artist and candlemaker Laura Moore and Kim Whaley 6) Jus Relax (200-2 N St Andrews St.) with artists TBA 7) Mural City Coffee and Wine Bar (192 S. Foster Street) with artist Jacqueline Furlong 8) Velvet Peach (102 S. Cherokee St.) with artists Rachel Kurtz, and others 9) Southern Strokes Art (102 S. Cherokee St.) with artists TBA 10) Gourmet (105 S. W. Main St.) with artists TBA 11) RESET Mercantile (2407 Montgomery Hwy.) with artist TBA