There are few places in Alabama where history, architecture, and coastal cuisine come together as naturally as they do in Mobile. As Alabama’s oldest city, Mobile wears its history lightly, […]

From colorful hot air balloons and historic ghost hunts to local shopping, Gulf Coast traditions and one-of-a-kind cultural experiences, this weekend is full of opportunities to explore a different side of Alabama.

Whether they’ve been serving their communities for decades or have become local favorites more recently, these Alabama barbecue joints deserve a spot on any barbecue lover’s list.

Whether you crave immersive museums, legendary barbecue, boutique shopping, or a cozy coffee stop, Decatur has everything you need for a great weekend.

As the 2026 FIFA World Cup brings visitors from around the globe to the United States, many of the moments capturing attention online have little to do with soccer itself.

This week’s events celebrate the artists, musicians, makers and traditions that give each corner of the state its own character.

Watch the sky light up from Walt’s on the Roof, where elevated small plates, refreshing cocktails, and panoramic views transform a holiday tradition.

Alabama’s newest tourism trail invites visitors to explore the people, places, and traditions behind the state’s catfish culture.

The story of Majestic Caverns spans ancient Indigenous culture, Spanish explorers, Civil War soldiers, and Prohibition-era outlaws.

The Clotilda was the last known slave ship to arrive in the United States—but its story continues in survival, memory, and the founding of Africatown.

The Mobile Bay town earned national recognition for its waterfront views, walkable downtown, and unmistakable coastal charm.

Wind Creek Wetumpka’s Spa Reserve delivers Alabama’s best full-service wellness experience—and it’s worth the visit.

Consider your summer bucket list handled with these family-friendly Alabama destinations worth the drive.

Adjacent to the charming Mountain Brook Village and near the Grand Bohemian Hotel, Lane Parke blends high-end boutiques, diverse restaurants, services, and community amenities. 

Black panthers don’t exist in Alabama—so why does everyone keep seeing one?

Set along Wheeler Lake in Rogersville, Alabama, this three-bedroom cottage feels less like a departure and more like a return to the familiar.

Standing along the waters of Bayou La Batre, it is easy to understand what is at stake. The bay supports oyster farms, commercial fishermen, and countless coastal species. It fuels […]

From rehearsal dinners to receptions and everything in between, restaurants offer something traditional venues often can’t: a space that already feels like somewhere.

There’s a small storefront on 25th Street North in Birmingham where the pastries don’t last long. Most mornings, the croissants are gone before most people have finished their first cup of coffee. If you’ve been lucky enough to snag one, you already know why.

The sixth annual Black Belt Birding Festival will return to Alabama’s Black Belt region July 31 through Aug. 2, bringing together birding, ecotourism, local history, and civil rights heritage across multiple counties in west and central Alabama.

What began as a small Wilsonville feed and farm supply business eventually grew into one of the South’s most trusted sources for stone-ground grits, supplying beloved restaurants across Alabama and beyond.