This weekend in Phenix City, AL

Presented by Uptown Columbus, this open-air market fills the Broadway sidewalks with vendors from the local area and the wider region. Browse fresh, organic produce, a range of baked goods, handcrafted jewelry, home goods, and unique crafts in a lively street marketplace setting.

Now in its sixth year, this ABKC showcase highlights bully breeds at the Columbus Georgia Convention & Trade Center in the South Hall. Presented with support from Hard Body Bullies and hosted by Senior Judge Errol Bodden and ABKC representative Pearlina Bodden, the program features four ABKC sanctioned shows along with four free Junior Handler competitions. Breeds slated to participate include the American Bully, French Bulldog, Shorty Bull, and Olde English Bulldogge, with the option to add more breeds through sponsorship. Sponsorship opportunities are available. Booth choices include ringside spaces at $200 and regular spaces at $150, each set up as a 10x10 pipe and drape booth with two adult wristbands and space for four dogs. Vendor booths with electrical access are $225. Admission is $20 per adult, children 12 and under are free, and a $15 military discount is available with ID. Dogs without a booth are $20 each, crate space is $20, and every dog must be crated. Puppies under three months are not allowed. Judges will be announced. There are no advance ticket sales, and general admission is paid at the door. For questions, contact labordaybullyshowcase@gmail.com, send a Facebook direct message, or call Pearlina Bodden at 510-435-7945 or Errol Bodden at 504-905-6538.

A COMU docent leads a guided tour featuring highlights from The Columbus Museum’s permanent collection. This hour-long introduction explores American art and the region’s history through a selection of well-loved objects. The tour is free and no registration is needed.

A community-centered mini market at Midland Commons brings together local flavors, fresh finds, and a friendly neighborhood vibe. Browse fresh products and pick up fresh flowers, then explore local vendors with handmade goods, treats, and unique items you will not find in big stores. Bring an appetite, because food trucks and local restaurants will be serving popular fare. It is a relaxed place to shop, snack, and stroll with family and friends while supporting small businesses. Each market offers a different mix, so there is always something new to discover.

The 46th Annual Midnight Express features a 5K run, a free concert open to the public, food vendors, and activities for families and kids. Spectators and participants can enjoy live music and refreshments in a festive setting. It brings running and entertainment together for all ages.