7 Alabama Attractions to Explore Near Tuscaloosa
From world-class museums to majestic parks, the state of Alabama has a lot to offer. Here are just a few of the many attractions within a two-hour drive of UA’s campus.
Arts & Culture
Smith Family Gift Pushes The Rising Tide Over $1 Billion
UA’s Rising Tide Capital Campaign has surpassed $1 billion in charitable commitments thanks to a recent gift commitment of $20 million to name the Smith Family Center for the Performing Arts.
Theatre and Dance Students Take the Stage This Spring
From Sherlock Holmes to Elle Woods, from classical ballet to modern jazz, UA theatre and dance students and faculty embrace the mysterious, the fun and the beautiful.
Celebrate Black History Month at UA with Speakers, Tours, More
To honor, explore and celebrate the achievements and contributions of Black Americans on campus and beyond, the Division of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion is hosting a wealth of activities and events on campus for Black History Month.
From Ceramics to Needlepoint: Art Exhibits to Enjoy this Spring
Brighten your winter days with art from these exhibits on and around campus.
‘Alabama Heritage’ Features Alabama’s World Champion, Joe Louis
The winter issue of “Alabama Heritage” features stories on struggles: of a champion boxer, a suffragist, Irish independence fighters and more, all with an Alabama connection.
Million Dollar Band Performing in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
After more than two years of planning and practicing, the Million Dollar Band is performing in the 95th annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.
Alabama’s Rich Culture, History Told on Mural Trail Throughout the State
The Alabama Mural Trail encourages tourists and locals alike to explore the state’s rich culture and history through public art.
UA Celebrates National Native American Heritage Month
Several events will take place on and off campus this month.
UA Researchers Creating Digital Exhibition of Birmingham Artist’s Work
Using cutting-edge imaging technology and digital curation, a project involving The University of Alabama will allow the work and stories of a well-regarded southern artist to be preserved digitally for future generations.