Enjoy Live Music & Beautiful Art At Kentuck's May Art Night
Are you a lover of the arts? What if you're just looking to get out of the house with the family? Kentuck's May Art Night is the place to be!
Tuscaloosa Events
Party with a Purpose: Scholarship Gala Fun with Big Dawg DreDay
The Alpha Kappa Alpha, Sorority, Incorporated, Eta Xi Omega Chapter, and the Cultured Pearls Foundation of Tuscaloosa County will host a Virtual Scholarship Gala on Saturday, May 15, 2021, at 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm.
CAPS To Host 2nd Annual Blue Ribbon Gala Friday
The Child Abuse Prevention Services of Tuscaloosa will host their 2nd Annual Blue Ribbon Gala Friday evening at the Dinah Washington Cultural Arts Center.
COVID-19 Candlelight Memorial to be Held at Government Plaza
A group of healthcare workers in the Tuscaloosa area is organizing a candlelight memorial display at Government Plaza to honor those who impacted by COVID-19.
UA Black Faculty and Staff Presents 2022 Wakanda Scholarship Ball
UA Black Faculty and Staff Presents 2022 Wakanda Scholarship Ball
Cocktails for a Cause, Cheers to the Junior League and Session
Cheers to the Junior League and Session for hosting “Cocktails for a Cause” in May. Proceeds help fund various community efforts of the JLT.
Cottondale’s Davis-Emerson Middle Hosts Step for the Cure Walk
Davis-Emerson Middle School in Cottondale, Alabama, is Hosting a “Step for the Cure Walk” with the American Diabetes Association this Saturday, May 1, 2021.
Tuscaloosa Women Loses Daughter & Granddaughter April 27th, 2011
10 years ago, the city of Tuscaloosa suffered major damage. This Tuscaloosa woman ended up losing her daughter and granddaughter on that day.
Saban Became Part of The Tuscaloosa Community After 2011 Tornado
Alabama head football coach Nick Saban met with the media today to reflect on the deadly April 27, 2011 tornado that ravaged the city of Tuscaloosa and destroyed the community. Saban's football team was affected in the storm as long-snapper Carson Tinker broke his arm attempting to protect his …
April 27th, 2011: An Open Letter To Tuscaloosa Residents
As a Florida transplant coming to Alabama, one of the dates I quickly learned about was April 27th, 2011. Before, I didn't understand how bad it was. Now I know.