Alessia Cara, Echosmith, AJ Mitchell and Stephen Puth are set to perform Ontario native Cara won Best New Artist at the 2018 Grammy Awards. She received four JUNO Award nominations in 2016, including a win for Breakthrough Artist of the Year; a tour with Coldplay; a performance with Taylor Swift after which Taylor proclaimed herself an Alessia fan; the cover of Billboard Magazine’s Grammy issue; and a 2016 AMA nomination for New Artist of the Year. Echosmith, a Los Angeles alt-pop band of four siblings, performed at the Just Show Up Show at Pelham Palooza in 2015. The group is known for their hit songs “Cool Kids,” “Bright” and “Over My Head.” Mitchell, a teenage singer-songwriter from Illinois, rose in popularity after covers and original songs he posted on Instagram expanded his fan base to more than one million followers. Puth is making a name for himself with tracks like “Look Away,” his most recent release on which he collaborated with his brother, singer Charlie Puth

Begin at the North Trail Head. Beginner level hike, pets welcome on leashes. Enjoy a cool creek once we reach the Glen

In addition to the usual fruit and vegetable offerings, the market also features kettle corn and edible cookie dough, fresh-cut flower vendors that are grown locally, and fresh-cut the day of the market Also, handmade soaps, a lemonade stand, and plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables The Montevallo Farmers’ Market is a certified market by the Alabama Department of Agriculture. The market runs through August 19 Market updates can be found on the Montevallo Farmers’ Market Facebook page.

$1,000 Prize Money for Men's Open Division. Lots of prizes for entrants. Free Mayfield Ice Cream

Meet at the beach access parking lot on Terrace Drive at 7:30. The hike will begin on the Treetop Nature Trail boardwalk checking out the "night owls" that reside there. Once darkness falls, the hike will begin, bring a flashlight or headlamp - it will be dark, not stroller friendly

In addition to the usual fruit and vegetable offerings, the market also features kettle corn and edible cookie dough, fresh-cut flower vendors that are grown locally, and fresh-cut the day of the market Also, handmade soaps, a lemonade stand, and plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables The Montevallo Farmers’ Market is a certified market by the Alabama Department of Agriculture. The market runs through August 19 Market updates can be found on the Montevallo Farmers’ Market Facebook page.

Join the staff of Oak Mountain State Park on a guided full moon tour of the Park. Bring your own kayak, canoe or other vessel, but no paddleboards please. OMSP has rentals available while they last of kayaks, tandem kayaks, pedal boats. Meet at the Marina

Come see LIVE raptors up close and enjoy a bird of prey show presented by the Alabama Wildlife Center! Bring a chair or blanket and meet at the Discover Shelby Pavilion at 5pm. Park at the beach access parking lot and walk over to the pavilion. Stroller and wheelchair accessible! No pets please! *Donations for the Alabama Wildlife Center are encouraged but not required

Love Alive Tour Rock and Roll Hall of Famers Heart have reunited after a three-year hiatus, bringing their Love Alive Tour to Oak Mountain Amphitheatre on Tuesday 20th August 2019! They'll be playing all the hits, plus some rarities and surprises, and they'll be joined in support by the incredible line-up of three-time Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Brandi Carlile and old school rock 'n' roll singer Elle King! "Brandi Carlile is a fresh and authentic artist that we both love….and Elle King is my favorite new artist. She has so much soul and attitude! We are so thrilled to host all these artists on the "Love Alive" tour," said Ann Wilson

With special guest EBEN

Making Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit is a statewide celebration of 200 years of statehood presented by Alabama Humanities Foundation in partnership with the Alabama Department of Archives and History and the Alabama Bicentennial Commission. The exhibit showcases the decisions and turning points that shaped Alabama history, culture, and geography through interactive displays and teaching resources.

Making Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit is a statewide celebration of 200 years of statehood presented by Alabama Humanities Foundation in partnership with the Alabama Department of Archives and History and the Alabama Bicentennial Commission. The exhibit showcases the decisions and turning points that shaped Alabama history, culture, and geography through interactive displays and teaching resources.

This is the fifth Race of the 2019 Southeastern Trial Series and offers 10.5 and 21 Miles Be prepared, this one is "Tough!" The Course: The course will be the same as the 2018 R2BR. Since Hotter 'N Hell previewed part of the south end of the Blood Rock course, Ridge to Blazing Ridge will be a preview of the north end of the Blood Rock Course. The race will preview major sections of the north end of the Blood Rock 25 & 50K course as well as the 50 & 100 mile course. See the maps below. We are hoping to get permission to place an aid station on the "Sunken Road" just before runners start up "Topless Hill." We must enter the area on a fire road leading through private land.

Making Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit is a statewide celebration of 200 years of statehood presented by Alabama Humanities Foundation in partnership with the Alabama Department of Archives and History and the Alabama Bicentennial Commission. The exhibit showcases the decisions and turning points that shaped Alabama history, culture, and geography through interactive displays and teaching resources.

Making Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit is a statewide celebration of 200 years of statehood presented by Alabama Humanities Foundation in partnership with the Alabama Department of Archives and History and the Alabama Bicentennial Commission. The exhibit showcases the decisions and turning points that shaped Alabama history, culture, and geography through interactive displays and teaching resources.

The Night Running Tour

Making Alabama: A Bicentennial Traveling Exhibit is a statewide celebration of 200 years of statehood presented by Alabama Humanities Foundation in partnership with the Alabama Department of Archives and History and the Alabama Bicentennial Commission. The exhibit showcases the decisions and turning points that shaped Alabama history, culture, and geography through interactive displays and teaching resources.

Middle School and High School cross country teams from across the state compete in this early season cross country meet to kick off the season.

Features 200 players ages 12-14 from across the South representing 10 different states