Local record store Oz Music will transform from an everyday music shop to a live music venue Tuesday for a concert featuring St. Paul and the Broken Bones. Paul Janeway, lead vocalist of St. Paul and...

After Kentuck’s main gallery on Main Avenue in downtown Northport closed in April, the art center was in need of a new space to display exhibits, and the Transitory Episodic Momentary Provisional gallery...

Smith Hall will host its first Science Sunday of the year this weekend, featuring events such as 3-D printing demonstrations, arts and crafts and a lecture by Dana Ehret, curator of paleontology for the...

The Pink Box Burlesque, a local burlesque troupe focused on traditional burlesque and pin-up culture, is making its first stop in Tuscaloosa of 2014 at Green Bar Saturday. “We are a Vaudeville-based...

Grandaddy Ghostlegs and Baak Gwai will bring their individual styles to Egan’s Bar Saturday at 11 p.m. Originally from Birmingham, Grandaddy Ghostlegs finds its biggest influences and inspirations in...

Seventy-five years ago, the Bama Theatre opened its doors for the first time, welcomed by a parade featuring The University of Alabama’s Million Dollar Band and a marquee reading “Alabama’s Finest...

Tuscaloosa is in the running to be chosen as one of Benjamin Moore’s Main Street Matters communities. This is Benjamin Moore’s largest campaign to date that focuses on revitalizing communities across...

An independent study New College summer course examines the local food movement in a political and social context with a specific application to the local food movement. Margret Purcell, a New College...

Regional artists, collectors and vendors gathered Sunday afternoon for the last 5th Street Vintage Market of the spring. The market first debuted in December 2012, hoping to bring a retro vibe to the...

The Bama Theatre will be hosting its “B Side: Rock & Roll Art Show” exhibit this summer that features the work of artists Linda Bell, Jeff Bertrand, Tony Bratina and Tony Brock. Linda Bell, a graduate...