Events in Enterprise, AL

Whitfield Estates in Dothan hosts a community yard sale organized by neighborhood residents, with many families taking part. Shoppers can browse for furniture, clothing, toys, tools, household decor and more. This annual tradition has been rescheduled due to predicted bad weather.

At The Elba Theatre, the Art on the River Gala ushers in the exhibition with an evening devoted to art, conversation, great food, and community. Guests can take in a curated showcase in a lively setting, connect with artists, collectors, sponsors, and fellow enthusiasts, and enjoy the earliest chance to acquire original works before the public opening. Admission is $35 per person. The night features hors d’oeuvres, two drink tickets per guest, a cash bar, and signature cocktail and mocktail options. Highlights include a presentation honoring artists, recognition for sponsors, opportunities to meet the creators behind the work, a Mystery Art Box activity, and drawings for artist gift baskets. Seating is limited, and purchasing tickets in advance is encouraged.

Trade the usual dinner date for a hands-on Halloween pottery experience at The Potter’s House Art Studio. This friendly, beginner-focused session blends creativity and teamwork in a relaxed atmosphere, with instructors guiding couples through each step so no prior experience is needed. Partners craft a spooky love dish keepsake and can personalize it with ghosts, hearts, “My Boo,” textures, stamps, or their own design. Everyone gets time on the pottery wheel, then pairs take on playful challenges such as Pass-the-Potion, where both add to a single piece, and the Zombie Hand challenge, shaping one work together using one hand each. Before the night wraps up, couples decorate their chosen pieces with studio underglazes. Each pair may select up to four items to finish, including the love dish and favorite wheel creations. The studio team will clear glaze and kiln fire the selected work, with pickup expected in about three to four weeks, so final pieces will not be ready before Halloween. The experience includes step-by-step instruction, wheel time for both guests, clay, tools, and decorating materials. Couples share one wheel. BYOB is welcome for guests 21 and older. Comfortable clothing that can get messy is recommended, along with closed-toe shoes; short fingernails and tied-back long hair help make wheel work easier. Capacity is limited to six couples. The price is $170 per couple and registration covers two participants, with advance payment required to secure a spot. A refund and transfer policy applies, including a full refund minus a processing fee five or more days in advance, a 50 percent refund or full studio credit three to five days out, and no refunds or credits within 48 hours. Same-day cancellations may transfer once to a future class for a fee, subject to availability. Missed sessions are not refundable or transferable. If the studio cancels, a full refund or studio credit is provided.

At the historic Dothan Opera House, the Tri-State Community Orchestra pairs a live symphonic score with a screening of the silent horror classic Nosferatu. Musicians from across the Tri-State area perform in sync with the film, heightening its eerie imagery and bringing each scene into sharper focus through the power of a full orchestra. This event offers a chance to experience silent cinema with the live musical accompaniment that early audiences knew in a grand theater setting. Presented by RDG Planning & Design.

At the Enterprise Farmer's Market, this plant swap invites participants to exchange plants. Bring cuttings, perennial bulbs, or whole plants to trade.

The eleventh Dale County Saddle Club show will release horsemanship patterns one week beforehand. Look for the update ahead of time so you can review the patterns and prepare.

Art on the River, in partnership with the Elba Public Library, presents a youth art exhibition that gives young creators the chance to display their work in a true gallery setting where it is seen and celebrated by their community. Created in memory of Brooke Chapman, the showcase reflects a legacy of kindness, encouragement, and hope by investing in the next generation of artists. Visitors can view imaginative pieces from young participants and experience how the gallery environment builds confidence and reinforces that their creativity matters. The exhibition is hosted at the Elba Public Library.

A curated gallery experience returns to the Elba Theatre, a historic venue, bringing together a thoughtfully selected roster of artists from Alabama and beyond. Presented inside the theatre rather than as a vendor market, the exhibition centers on original work and a strong, diverse lineup. Expect a wide range of mediums, including painting, mixed media, collage, ACEOs, photography, resin, sculpture, folk art, surrealism, and contemporary pieces. Building on the enthusiastic response to a prior gallery during Rockin’ the River, the show is expanding and artists are still being confirmed. Artists are being highlighted individually on Instagram, Facebook, and an upcoming Art on the River website to help visitors connect not only with the artwork, but with the creators themselves. Participation is open to both local and non-local artists who are willing to ship their work for inclusion.

Presented in partnership with the Alabama State Council on the Arts and Opp Public Library, All Across Alabama is a new statewide program offering free, grade-specific art lessons for 3rd through 5th graders at the library. Participants work with a teaching artist to create artwork inspired by their favorite traditions. Sessions are organized by grade and conclude with a mixed-grade option for 3rd through 5th. More than 2,500 Alabama students have already showcased their creativity through this initiative. Two artworks from every State House Legislative district will be featured in an exhibition at the Alabama State Capitol.

Crowder brings his Crowder LIVE tour to the Dothan Civic Center in Dothan, AL for a night of music, worship, and community. The show features his distinctive blend of styles and a high-energy performance, weaving powerful worship moments with big singalong anthems. Expect favorites such as Good God Almighty, Grave Robber, and Somebody Prayed. Rend Collective joins the bill, with Benjamin William Hastings also scheduled to appear. VIP entry is available ahead of general admission, and tickets are on sale. To avoid scams, purchase only through the official ticketing outlet. Third party resales are not permitted on TPR event pages, and tickets bought from unofficial sources are not guaranteed or supported.

Candlelight brings a haunting evening of Halloween-inspired music to the Dothan Opera House, creating an intimate, multi sensory atmosphere lit by candlelight. A Listeso string quartet will perform a spine-tinged mix that includes Thriller by Michael Jackson, Gounod’s Funeral March of a Marionette, Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8 II Allegro Molto, Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells from The Exorcist, the themes from Stranger Things, Beetlejuice, The Addams Family, and Halloween, Bernard Herrmann’s Prelude from Psycho, Ray Parker Jr.’s Ghostbusters theme, Saint-Saëns’s Danse Macabre, Mussorgsky’s Night on Bald Mountain, Time Warp from The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and a medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas. Guests ages 8 and up are welcome, and attendees under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone.

Puzzle fans are invited to the Main Library for a monthly jigsaw swap. Bring puzzles to exchange and take home one or several in return. All sizes are welcome, from around 100 pieces up to 1000 and more. Bring as many as you like, and work out each trade directly with other participants. Used puzzles are fine if they are complete and in good condition, and swapping is optional if you prefer to just look around. When the regular meeting lands on a library holiday closure, it shifts to the Friday before. If the set dates are not a match for you, email Ashley at abynum@dhcls.org for suggestions.

Trunk Or Treat in Enterprise, Alabama welcomes little ones and their furry friends for a family outing. Kids can enjoy candy, and pets will have special treats just for them. Bring both two-legged and four-legged members of the family.

A car and bike show is planned, with Area 51 Customs serving as the host. The organizers are gathering interest from potential participants and describe it as an event to remember.

Yoga with TEJ welcomes every body and every level, from the simply curious to seasoned practitioners. Breath is the only prerequisite, and all are invited regardless of age, body type, gender, or what you choose to wear. The practice takes a holistic view of well-being and is rooted in classical Indian traditions. Sessions weave together soft, accessible movement and postures, breathing practices that build vitality, and mindfulness to support whole-person health. Participants can expect benefits that include a calmer state of mind and better sleep, greater flexibility for everyday life, increased strength and stamina, and support for the nervous, circulatory, digestive, and brain systems. The work also encourages clearer thinking and steadier decision making, helps ease stress, anxiety, fear, and depression, and nurtures self-awareness and emotional resilience. TEJ brings more than 800 hours of certified teacher training and four years of guiding students, offering a caring and experienced presence throughout. This class is free. Please bring your own mat. Registration is not required, although space is limited. For questions, contact Tej at 678-325-8907.

An all-out house show brings standout acts from southeast Michigan together for a $20 ticket. The lineup features Bvried, Darkeater, Nothing After This, and Influence, setting the stage for a night built around hard-hitting sets and a high-energy pit. A documentary will be filmed throughout the event that spotlights both the bands and the crowd, with plans to publish the final cut, offering a chance to be part of Michigan music history on camera. Attendees may be invited for interviews as the night unfolds. Watch the discussion for updates as Halloween gets closer.

Book lovers gather at the Main Library for a long-running discussion group that has been meeting for more than a decade. The group meets on the first Monday of each month, moving to the following Monday when that day falls on a holiday. Each meeting centers on a previously selected book. Conversations often highlight history, historical fiction, biographies, and suspense, with a special interest in titles by authors from the Wiregrass Region. All readers who enjoy friendly, community-minded book talk are welcome.

Enjoy a gentle, beginner-friendly yoga session led by Raquel Jackson that links breath with flowing movement for a calm, supportive experience. Newcomers and seasoned practitioners are welcome, with encouragement to move at a pace that feels right. Seated options using a chair are included for anyone who prefers or needs modifications, making the practice accessible in many ways. Raquel is an experienced instructor with more than 600 hours of training and seven years of teaching, and she fosters a warm sense of community where every form of participation is valued.

Country artist Larry Fleet brings a performance to the Wiregrass that showcases his soulful voice and straightforward storytelling. He recently released his self-produced album Another Year Older and co-wrote the No. 1 hit "Man Made A Bar," recorded by Morgan Wallen with Eric Church. Expect a live set that puts his songwriting and stage presence front and center.

Dale County Saddle Club presents Show #12, which will include horsemanship patterns that will be posted during the week before the event. Participants can check back for those patterns and prepare in advance.

First Saturday Family Day welcomes children, families, and lifelong learners of all ages to make and explore art together. As one of WMA’s longest-running educational programs, it offers free art activities in a welcoming, creative setting. This program takes place on the first Saturday of every month.

Corey Kent performs as part of the National Peanut Festival. Seating options include reserved seats for 20 dollars and preferred seating for 10 dollars, with a no-cost viewing area located behind the reserved section. For concerts at the All In Credit Union Amphitheater, admission to the fairgrounds is a separate ticket. Tickets are sold online.

Set in WMA’s galleries, this open mic spotlights spoken word and original creations from the Wiregrass community. Participants may present poetry, prose, skits, or similar pieces, whether solo or in collaboration. Each performance is limited to five minutes to allow space for multiple voices.

First Responders Night celebrates the service of firefighters, law enforcement, EMS, and other public safety professionals who keep the community safe. The National Peanut Festival presents this special evening with support from Synovus and Pinnacle Bank, recognizing hometown heroes at the National Peanut Festival Grounds.

The Ozark City School Board of Education holds its regular monthly meeting in the Boardroom at the Central Office. Scheduling details are determined by the board and may be adjusted when noted.

This monthly meetup brings together everyday women to encourage one another and grow in both personal and professional ways, all rooted in meaningful connections. It offers a supportive, cheerleader-style community that values progress and shared experience. The gathering takes place at Mural City Coffee Company.

Blakgraz returns to Bugsy’s Saloon in Enterprise with a high-energy night of live music that blends styles across 11 genres. Expect more than three hours of continuous music featuring over 115 original songs, audience sing-alongs, danceable tunes, surprise giveaways, and an upbeat atmosphere. The set mixes originals with familiar covers and showcases five uniquely named guitars, Tiff, Rosa, Betty, Stella, and Sandy. Led by Tom, this project leans into adventurous genre-mixing and storytelling, backed by highlights that include #1 placements on MP3.com, national airplay, and shows alongside major touring acts. The catalog spans multiple releases since 2010, from albums like Lust and Soveran to the 2025 project Rufus, and the track What If I Told You has surpassed 1.8 million online plays. Recent recognition includes eight nominations at the 2025 International Music Awards, along with growing streams and international attention. Admission is free, and drinks are available on-site, making this a full-evening live music experience at Bugsy’s Saloon in Enterprise.

Presented at the Baker Center, this orchestral story ballet transforms beloved nursery rhymes and classic storybook characters into movement. Graceful choreography and expressive staging pair with orchestral music to guide audiences through an imaginative narrative. Created for families and young attendees, and welcoming to anyone who enjoys fairy tale themes, it serves as an accessible gateway to ballet and orchestral storytelling. The performance runs about 60 minutes and showcases narrative dance and visual storytelling in a family friendly setting.

At Opp Farmers Market, a festive marketplace features holiday shopping with local vendors and seasonal fun. Attendees can get an early start on gift buying while supporting local sellers. The market welcomes vendors offering handcrafted goods, seasonal décor, baked treats, boutique apparel, gifts, and other unique creations.

Mark Veterans Day with a community ruck that honors those who served while building camaraderie and connection. Participants may ruck or walk, carrying a weighted pack set at 35 pounds for men and 25 pounds for women, and choose from two routes, a 5k or the 11 mile Ruck the Circle Challenge. The gathering takes place at Westgate Shopping Center. Flags and patriotic attire are encouraged, and filling a backpack with items to donate afterward to SOS Animal Shelter is welcomed. Hosted by Wiregrass Honor Flight, this fundraiser directs all proceeds to the organization. Entry is $30, and day-of registration and check-in are available.

This open karate tournament for the Southern Region marks its 46th year at Westgate Recreational Center. It focuses on competitive karate in an open regional format.

Windmill Station in Dothan becomes the backdrop for a masked celebration filled with intrigue, refined style, and a touch of dark romance. Guests are encouraged to arrive in masquerade attire. Enjoy a grazing table, step onto the dance floor, and take part in games and other interactive experiences. A cash bar will be available. Bathed in candlelight and accented with crimson roses and moody glamour, the immersive setting offers striking photo opportunities and nods to classic dark romance for a Halloween-themed night. Tickets are limited.

Richrath Project REO performs the music of REO Speedwagon at Crossroads Bike Fest during a Veterans Celebration. This bike fest pairs lively festivities with a good cause, and the set is packed with classic REO Speedwagon favorites.

Set at the Dothan Civic Center in Dothan, Alabama, PokeKon Fest offers a family friendly experience with appearances by voice actors, a variety of vendor booths, showcases from local artists, trading card games, video gaming, and additional attractions.

At the Dothan Opera House, the Wiregrass Film Exchange Festival spotlights young filmmakers from across the Wiregrass with a one-night showcase that blends film and live music. Presented by AlabamaCreates, the program premieres the Top 10 student short films from this year’s Film Exchange competition, paired with live performances and a finale set by BRI3. Students are competing for professional filmmaking equipment, training, and opportunities that help them carry their work forward beyond the festival. Created to elevate local high school storytellers, the evening offers a platform that matches their ambitions and highlights the next wave of creative talent in the Wiregrass.

DAYP Eats is a monthly lunch meet-up hosted by Dothan Area Young Professionals for ages 20 to 41 who work for members of the Dothan Area Chamber of Commerce. This month’s gathering is at Taqueria Y Mariscos El Torito, offering a relaxed setting to enjoy a meal, connect with peers, and support a local restaurant. It provides a friendly way to grow a professional network, exchange ideas, and engage with other young professionals, whether someone is new to DAYP or a long-time participant.

Hosted by R.I.S.E. (Reaching Individual Success Thru Empowerment), this second annual community gala at Magnolia Bay highlights local leadership, celebrates meaningful impact, and channels support toward the future of young people and families. Building on the momentum of last year’s inaugural gathering, it brings people together around a shared commitment to empower individuals, strengthen families, and uplift communities. Guests can look forward to a cocktail hour, an elegant dinner with a formal program, recognition of honorees, an inspiring keynote, live entertainment with time for dancing, a silent auction, photo opportunities, and networking with business and community leaders and other changemakers. Attendees should plan to dress to impress. Proceeds from ticket sales benefit R.I.S.E. initiatives across the Wiregrass, including youth empowerment, career readiness, entrepreneurship, financial literacy, mentorship, and broader community programs.

A friendly competition designed with first-timers in mind, where every participant receives a crown. Contestants can wear Barbie-inspired outfits, anything pink, or festive Christmas attire, then take the stage to lively Barbie music with a walk of their choice. Age divisions include Infant Miss for 6 to 11 months, Baby Miss for 12 to 23 months, Teeny Miss for age 2, Toddler Miss for ages 3 to 4, Tiny Miss for ages 5 to 6, Little Miss for ages 7 to 8, Petite Miss for ages 9 to 11, Pre-teen for ages 12 to 13, Teen Miss for ages 14 to 15, Miss for ages 16 to 18, and Ms for ages 19 to 21. Each division names a Division Queen who receives an embroidered sash and crown, and alternates and princess titles receive a medal and a smaller crown.

An upscale, Fire & Ice themed in-person gala celebrates the vibrant world of line dancers and southern soul artists. Expect a refined Steppaz-style evening where elegance pairs with soulful rhythm and dance. The night is crafted to honor the passion and artistry of southern soul and the energetic spirit of line dancing, all set within a polished, stylish setting.

The Rock Orchestra by Candlelight brings its symphonic rock production to the Dothan Civic Center with a 90-minute performance that reimagines iconic rock and metal anthems in a haunting, high-energy style. After wowing audiences across Europe and the UK, the ensemble now brings its electrifying show to the United States, delivering a powerful evening that blends the intensity of rock with the sweep of orchestral sound.

A special Christmas edition of Jolando’s Sprinkle Squad Junior Baking Academy offers young bakers a full day of holiday-themed baking, cheerful activities, surprises, and gifts with the Sprinkle Squad touch. Each child who registers will receive Christmas presents from Jolando, who will be stepping into a Santa role for the celebration. This session is entirely new compared with the November academy, so both first-timers and past participants can expect a fresh experience. Capacity is limited to 40 spots.

DAYP Eats is a recurring lunchtime meetup hosted by Dothan Area Young Professionals, bringing together young professionals ages 20 to 41 who work for members of the Dothan Area Chamber of Commerce. Each month the group gathers at a local restaurant to share a meal, make connections, and support businesses in the community. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, offering a chance to grow your network, exchange ideas, and engage with peers in a friendly setting. It brings together longtime DAYP participants and newcomers, providing a consistent way to stay connected and involved. Event details and updates are shared through the group’s GroupMe chat and social media.

Santa is swapping cookies for pancakes at the Opp Adult Activity Center. Enjoy free photos with Santa, and no reservation or sign-up is needed. Pancake plates are $5 and include two pancakes with sausage. These plates must be purchased in advance by contacting the Opp Chamber at 334-493-3070.

Immerse in a cozy mix of romance, cinematic sparkle, and tuneful comedy as My (unauthorized) Hallmark Movie Musical arrives at The Baker Center. This solo musical follows a writer who slips into a waking dream and unexpectedly finds her way back to love. The staging blends live theater with multimedia, featuring eight imagined characters who appear on video to sing, converse, dance, and interact with the performer on stage. Lighthearted and sincere, it plays with familiar romantic movie tropes while celebrating the comfort of escapist storytelling and the courage to speak your own voice, build connection, and trust that love can win. Presented by The Baker Center and not a rental partner event. This parody production is not affiliated with, authorized by, or endorsed by Hallmark Media or the Hallmark Channel.

Matt Mathews performs live at the Dothan Civic Center in Dothan, Alabama. The event offers an in-person show with Mathews on stage at this venue.

Black Jacket Symphony performs a live concert featuring Pink Floyd’s album Dark Side of the Moon at the Dothan Civic Center in Dothan, AL. The show centers on the music from the record in a full concert presentation.

Cinderella arrives for a one-night engagement at the Dothan City Civic Center, performed by The United European Ballet Company and presented by Classical Arts Entertainment. This beloved fairytale is staged as a ballet with Broadway-style flair, blending classical technique with grand storytelling full of beauty, romance, humor, and theatrical magic. Follow a kind young woman whose courage and grace carry her from hardship to a royal ball and a dream fulfilled, with expressive choreography and vivid characters highlighting the timeless bond between Cinderella and the Prince. The production features music by Sergei Prokofiev, an international cast of acclaimed dancers, European costume designs, and hand-painted sets that bring each scene to life. It is family friendly and recommended for ages 3 and up, presented in two acts with one intermission.

Grammy and Emmy winner John Berry returns to the Dothan Opera House in Dothan, Alabama for the 30th Anniversary Christmas with John Berry, presented by Hot Country B105.3 FM and WOOF 99.7 FM. The concert unfolds in two parts, beginning with a set of hits and some new songs, followed by a brief intermission, then a second half filled with the sounds of the season. A separately ticketed VIP Experience is available one hour before doors open, limited to the first 50 ticket holders who add the VIP option. This intimate, living room style gathering features a Q&A, stories, a few acoustic songs not included in the main show, photo opportunities, and autograph signing.