The best arts & culture spots in Montgomery

“Established in 1937 and still shaping Montgomery’s movers, Dance Generation teaches tap, ballet, jazz, pointe, lyrical, gymnastics, and baton twirling with well organized classes limited for individual attention, for ages three and up, whether recreational or competitive, plus optional parades and recitals...”

From the Montgomery newsletter, August 4, 2026

“Montgomery Ballet keeps dance in the neighborhood with a professional company whose dancers live here in Montgomery, and a school that welcomes beginners, returning adults, and tiny twirlers alike.”

From the Montgomery newsletter, August 8, 2026

“This week, give yourself a quick local reset. The Hank Williams Museum is a time machine with receipts, featuring the 1952 Baby Blue Cadillac from his final journey, stage suits, boots, hats and other fully authentic artifacts, all set to Hank's own soundtrack.”

From the Montgomery newsletter, August 7, 2026

“Recording studio where engineers work with solo artists and choirs on mixtapes and other projects.”

“Local & traveling artists grace the stage at this sleek auditorium located at the Renaissance Hotel.”

“This museum about the people & events surrounding the Montgomery Bus Boycott has a children's wing.”

“Fine American art, both classic & modern, including a sizable African-American art collection.”

“Six-acre memorial site with sculpture, text & design dedicated to US victims of racial violence.”

“Built in 1835, this house served as the residence of Jefferson Davis during the Civil War.”

“Venue hosting a wide range of performing-arts productions, including children's shows.”

“Collection of preserved historic buildings for self-guided tours, and events.”

“Monument & education facility dedicated to the men & women who fought for American civil rights.”

“Preserved Jazz Age family home of novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald & wife Zelda, containing art & books.”

“Collection exploring slavery & racial inequality via personal accounts, films, photos & sculpture.”