When: Last Saturday in July Saturday, July 27, 2024 The Town of Vina hosts July Fest every year on the last Saturday of the month. The family-friendly event includes music along with a variety of vendors including great food, and arts & crafts. A number of traditional family summer contests are held like the “Draw …

When: 3rd Weekend in August Friday, August 16 & Saturday, August 17, 2024 Downtown Russellville is home of the Franklin County Watermelon Festival. It’s a time for a lot of good fun and of course, juicy watermelons that can cool a hot summer day in the South. It began in 1981 and has become a …

When: 4th Saturday in September Saturday, September 28, 2024 Red Bay celebrates its history during the Founder’s Fest in September. The event is popular among those who crave a family type atmosphere and a lot of fun. Among the festivities are storytelling, music, arts and crafts, food, games, and car and tractor shows. The Red …

Join us for Pumpkin Palooza! Saturday, October 5, 2024 Downtown Russellville, AL 10 AM - 12 PM Come see our Scarecrow Trail sponsored by local businesses! Sponsor a Scarecrow here! *Scarecrow Trail will be open to the public from Saturday, October 5 - Saturday, October 19, 2024. Come see the creativity of our community! Scarecrow …

When: 2nd Weekend in October Saturday, October 11 & 12, 2024 The name “The Spirit of Hodges Festival” takes on special meaning and reflects the town’s history. The Spirit of Hodges was a P-51 Mustang fighter aircraft used in World War II. The plane was named for the town after an auction in which residents …

When: 3rd Saturday in October Saturday, October 19, 2024 Spruce Pine Day began in 1999 when the local grocer and post master made chicken stew and invited the community. The tradition of togetherness continues with fun for kids along with music and vendors. While there, visit the Spruce Pine Museum for a history lesson. Vendor …

When: 4th Saturday in October Saturday, October 26, 2024 Honoring one's ancestors and lineage will serve as this year's theme. In Mexican culture, this remembrance is traditionally called "Dia de los Muertos." A collaborative endeavor thanks to community, business, and religious leaders, this annual festival will showcase the diverse Latin cultures present in out local …