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Auditions
Auditions are open for a community youth choir, welcoming rising 5th through 12th graders who love to sing. Choirs rehearse once each week after school, and in the upcoming season select ensembles will perform with the Tuscaloosa Symphony Orchestra and at Dollywood. Auditions will be held at Christ Episcopal Church. Students already enrolled in ACS do not need to audition again. For information about the audition process or to reserve a time, consult the audition materials provided by the organizers.
Christ Episcopal Church“Made in America” Exhibit
Explore American identity through the home at the Gorgas House Museum with an exhibit that features an object from every decade of the United States. Items span from a 1778 grandfather clock to student magazines from the 2020s, reflecting generations of ingenuity and progress. Presented in collaboration with America 250. General admission is $2. Admission is free for current University of Alabama faculty, staff, and students, as well as members of University of Alabama Museums, the Bryant Museum Circle of Champions, and the University Alumni Association. Parking is available in the North Ten Hoor and Student Center parking decks for $5, and University of Alabama spaces offer free parking on Saturdays.
Gorgas House MuseumFall Kickoff Event
Kick off the season with the Tuscaloosa County Chapter of The University of Alabama National Alumni Association at the annual Fall Kickoff Event. Expect a BBQ dinner, live entertainment, a silent auction, and plenty of family-friendly activities, plus a cash bar with wine and beer. The event also welcomes University of Alabama President Dr. Peter Mohler and Head Baseball Coach Rob Vaughn for an evening of alumni connection and football excitement.
Tuscaloosa River MarketCommunity Poetry Club
A welcoming space for lovers of verse and prose, this community poetry club brings together creative voices to share work, listen, and find fresh inspiration. The gathering takes place in the Main Branch History Room. Participants may bring a poem to read or simply enjoy hearing others, and everyone is welcome.
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