Events in Anniston today

Settle into the grandstands for a full morning at Talladega Superspeedway, where the track’s width and nonstop drafting can turn small decisions into big swings in position. From your seat you can follow the rhythm of the pack, watch pit strategy take shape, and feel momentum shift as lines come together and break apart. It offers a close view of how quickly a race can change.

Enjoy a community Trunk or Treat at the Core Medical Training Center, where families can wander among decorated trunks and collect both candy and non-food goodies. A family photo booth will be on hand, guests can vote for the best trunk, and there will be healthcare-themed activities along with information about CMTC programs. Admission is free and open to everyone in the community. Children must be accompanied by a parent or responsible adult. Some treats may contain common allergens, so caregivers should inspect all items before children eat them.

The O’Reilly Auto Parts NASCAR series returns to Talladega Superspeedway in Lincoln, Alabama. Expect blistering speeds, tight packs and nonstop drafting that can shuffle the order in seconds. Late-race strategy often proves decisive, making every lap feel uncertain. It is an opportunity to watch how teams and drivers balance risk and teamwork on one of stock car racing’s most demanding circuits.

A family friendly fall celebration takes place at the Vivian Lee Maddox Sports Complex in Rainbow City. Children are encouraged to wear costumes and stroll a decorated trail filled with candy and seasonal activities. Local businesses and community groups will line the path with games, festive displays, giveaways, and plenty of treats. The event also welcomes participation from organizations that can set up a simple booth with a tent and table, add fall or Halloween decorations with battery powered lighting, and offer a fun game, activity, or small giveaway along with a generous supply of candy. It is a chance to connect with local families and help create a memorable Halloween experience.

New South Pro Wrestling brings its annual RassleVania fundraiser to Cleburne County High School in Heflin, Alabama, in support of CCHS Athletics. The lineup features NSPW stars along with Coach Lacey. Tickets will be sold on site the day of the show, and the action unfolds inside the Cecil Baker Jr. Gymnasium.

At Talladega Superspeedway, the YellaWood 500 brings high-speed NASCAR action to the sport’s longest and fastest oval. The track is known for milestone achievements by Dale Earnhardt and Dale Earnhardt Jr., who set records with their victories here. All three premier series are set to appear at Talladega for a late season showdown. Travel packages promoted for this event feature hotel options at Marriott Atlanta Airport or Hilton Birmingham at UAB, with available add-ons such as Garage Experience access, ticket upgrades, and scanner rentals.

At Talladega Superspeedway, NASCAR Racing Experience puts participants behind the wheel of an authentic NASCAR race car for independent laps. There is no lead car and no in-car instructor, so the drive is entirely up to you. Those who prefer to ride can take the passenger seat with a professional driver reaching speeds over 170 miles per hour. It is a bucket-list experience for race fans, with iconic speedways like Daytona, Charlotte, and Talladega in the spotlight.

Business After Hours offers a relaxed, social setting to connect with fellow business leaders from Calhoun County. Light refreshments will be available, attendees can trade business cards, and there will be opportunities for door prizes. It suits professionals who want to expand their network, promote their organization, or wind down with casual after work conversation. The focus is on building relationships and strengthening community ties through friendly networking.

A no-cost, family friendly Halloween celebration at the Civilian Marksmanship Program’s Judith Legerski CMP Competition Center features trunk-or-treating with CMP staff and local businesses, beginner air rifle at the bench for ages 10 and up, a classroom screening of Hocus Pocus, and seasonal games and activities in the lobby. Standard open shooting will also be available. Costumes are welcome, and admission is free. Local businesses and organizations can decorate a vehicle trunk or set up a table to share candy and information with families.