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Big Thrills on the trails! Watch elite first responders race down dirt paths and sharp turns in one of the Games' most exciting outdoor events. Perfect for families who love adventure, this high-speed challenge is packed with action and edge-of-your-seat moments.
Sponsored by TNT Fireworks and Calera Parks & Rec, this First Friday brings the holiday spirit with an explosive fireworks display after dark! Come early for food, vendors, and family-friendly activities, and stay for the big show!
Help support Shelby County Miracle League's goal of making the fun of baseball more accessible at their Bowling for a Miracle Fundraiser Tournament. Sponsorships are available and there are slots for Bowling Teams to join in on the fun! They will also have a silent auction, so be ready to bid & play.
Get ready for smoky flavors and friendly rivalry at Columbiana’s annual backyard barbecue competition. Teams fire up their grills to battle for bragging rights, and guests are treated to a feast of delicious tastes, music, and community spirit-all in honor of Mike Gannon.
Step back in time at the historic Shelby Iron Works. This family-friendly fall festival features blacksmithing demos, sourghum processing, crafts, vendors, kids’ activities, and plenty of good food. History and autumn charm come together for a day you won’t want to miss.
Join the Montevallo Athletic Club for another year of family friendly spooky fun at Shoal Creek Park! Two tractors and trailers will take visitors on a spooky ride throughout the park. While this is a scary event, it is still kid-friendly with no contact actors and spooky vibes only. Food trucks will be available on site and admission is only $10 with cash! Card users pay $11.
Join the Montevallo Athletic Club for another year of family friendly spooky fun at Shoal Creek Park! Two tractors and trailers will take visitors on a spooky ride throughout the park. While this is a scary event, it is still kid-friendly with no contact actors and spooky vibes only. Food trucks will be available on site and admission is only $10 with cash! Card users pay $11.
Join Oak Mountain State Park for their Annual Camp-O-Ween Celebration! It will be held in the B Side Pavilion in the Campground on Saturday, October 25th, from 4PM - 7PM! **This Event is for Campground and Cabin Guests ONLY!** We have some exciting activities included in this year's event: - Hay Rides - Live Owls and Snakes - Spooky Fun Crafts - Trick Or Treating - Bounce House - Site Decoration Contest - Food Truck *Costumes are not required, but HIGHLY Encouraged!* Contact Email: Oakmountain.statepark@dcnr.alabama.gov Contact Phone: 205-620-2536 Meeting Place: B Side Pavilion in the Campground
Stroll the charming streets of Mt Laurel at this family-favorite festival. From local vendors and artisans to food trucks and kids’ activities, the Mt Laurel Fall Festival offers a little something for everyone. It’s small-town fall magic at its best.
The City of Columbiana is hosting their annual Monsters on Main Street on October 31st! Visitors from all around will line up on historic Main Street to show off their costumes and get candy from local businesses. Two lines will form on South Main Street at the Roundabout and North Main Street at the Shelby County Reporter.
Celebrate life and remembrance at Montevallo’s Día de Los Muertos Festival. With traditional music, dance, food, and ofrenda displays, this vibrant cultural event offers a beautiful way to honor loved ones while experiencing rich traditions.
"“All Aboard!”, calls the conductor, and your family's magical journey to the beautiful North Pole begins! Through the dark night, the North Pole Express makes its way by starlight to the top of the world. On the way, you'll listen to a whimsical Christmas story, sing your favorite holiday carols, and watch out the windows for the bright lights of the North Pole to appear." From the Heart of Dixie Railroad Museum
