A- Overview:
Located on the Alabama River in the center of the state, Montgomery is a thriving city with an impressive amount of history and distinctly southern style of living. The city is filled with culture and history, but the passage of time is gracefully slow and easy, in the southern style.
Montgomery is a cosmopolitan city. From its famous Shakespeare festival to its symphony orchestra to the F. Scott Fitzgerald Museum, there are activities of substance that are culturally significant. Visitors should check with the Arts Council before coming so they can plan ahead as to which of the many activities they will try to attend.
In the 1860s, Montgomery was part of the Confederacy and the first Confederate White House still stands. Montgomery is justifiably proud of its history, and the many aspects of that history have united to form a strong cultural identity. Montgomery’s Confederate Trail Itinerary covers a fascinating route from the State Capitol, past many buildings connected with that time in history, ending at the Confederate prison and cemetery.
Montgomery’s is one of a few state capitol buildings designated a National Historic Landmark. Known as the birthplace of the Confederacy and of the Civil Rights movement, The Alabama State Capitol is where Jefferson Davis took the oath of office as President of the Confederate States of America and where the Selma-to-Montgomery civil rights March ended with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivering a moving speech from the bottom of its steps. The historic Senate and House of Representatives Chambers, the old Supreme Court Chambers and several official offices have all been restored to their Civil War-era and turn-of-the-century appearances.
The Hank Williams Memorial honors the country singer, who is perhaps best known for his ballad, “Your Cheatin’ Heart.” The memorial is downtown in the Oakwood Cemetery Annex . Weekdays, the W.A. Gayle Planetarium on Forest Ave., presents sky shows and science programs.
Martin Luther King, Jr. preached in Montgomery from 1954 to 1960, and there is a monument to the Civil Rights movement. Completed in 1989, the Civil Rights Memorial stands in the front plaza of the Southern Poverty Law Center, 400 Washington Ave., as a monument to those who died in the struggle for racial equality. The memorial features the top of a circular marble table covered with a thin sheet of flowing water and is inscribed with dates of key events and names of people involved in the civil rights movement
In Old Alabama Town, costumed interpreters guide visitors through life in the 19th and early 20th centuries in a fascinating 4-block “town.” There is the opportunity to over 40 buildings from schoolhouses to cotton gins and experience life as an Alabamian in the state’s infancy.
Maxwell Air Force Base, where the Wright Brothers’ Flight School once stood, is the site of the Air University, the Air Force’s center of professional military education. Trolleys travel through the downtown area, providing transportation to Montgomery government buildings, historical sites, the Riverfront Amphitheatre and Riverwalk Stadium, home to the Class AA Montgomery Biscuits. The trolleys run continually from 9-6, Monday through Saturday for ease of transportation in reaching the city attractions.
Montgomery offers several parks in which to enjoy a family picnic. Chief among these is Blount Cultural Park, with its 300 acres of hills, lakes, and culture. Then take a walk to the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts or the Alabama Shakespeare Festival Theatre and Shakespeare Gardens.
The highlight of the year in Montgomery is Jubilee CityFest which takes place during Memorial Day Weekend. CityFest appeals to a diverse crowd by offering the best of just about every genre of music including pop, country, alternative, zydeco, blues, jazz, folk, gospel, oldies and classic rock. Other Jubilee CityFest attractions include KidsFest, ArtFest, Symphony Pops Concert, Jubilee Run, “Thunder Over The River” fireworks and a Sunrise Celebration Service. It is easy to see why Montgomery is such a popular vacation destination at any time of year!
B- City Information:
Population: 201,568
Elevation: 250 feet above sea level
Land Area: 155.4 square miles
Location: Located in the central part of Alabama at the intersection of Interstates 65 and 85
Time Zone: Central Time Zone (when it’s noon in Montgomery, it’s 1pm in New York City and 10am in Los Angeles). Montgomery observes Daylight Saving Time from April – October
Weather:
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Average temp. (°F)
46.4
50.2
57.6
64.0
72.0
78.6
81.5
80.9
76.0
65.2
56.0
48.8
High temperature (°F)
57.4
62.1
70.2
77.1
84.2
90.2
92.4
91.9
87.4
78.5
68.5
60.1
Low temperature (°F)
35.3
38.3
45.1
50.9
59.8
67.0
70.6
69.8
64.6
52.1
43.4
37.5
Precipitation (in)
5.0
5.3
6.0
4.3
4.0
4.2
4.8
3.5
3.8
2.6
4.2
4.8
Climate:
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Days with precip.
11
9
10
8
8
9
12
9
8
6
8
10
Wind speed (mph)
7.7
8.2
8.3
7.3
6.1
5.8
5.7
5.2
5.9
5.7
6.5
7.1
Morning humidity (%)
82
80
82
86
88
88
90
91
89
89
87
84
Afternoon humidity (%)
64
60
57
57
60
60
64
64
62
58
60
64
Sunshine (%)
47
52
59
65
63
62
61
63
62
64
55
49
Local Seasons:
As both a major business city as well as a tourist destination, Montgomery has something of interest taking place virtually every day of the year. With a moderate climate year-round, anytime is a good time for a visit. Summer temperatures peak in the mid 90’s F during the day, with the evenings dropping to a more comfortable 70 F. It is often cloudy and rainy during this time so be prepared. Spring and fall bring cooler temperatures and more sunshine. This is an ideal time to take advantage of the many outdoor activities available. Winters are mild with little or no snow.
How to Get There:
By Air
Montgomery Regional Airport
4445 Selma Highway
Montgomery, AL 36108
334-281-5040
The airport is conveniently located 15 minutes from downtown on U.S. Hwy. 80 W. It is served by a few of the regional airlines as well as charter services.
By Car
Montgomery is easy to reach as two interstate highways, I-65 and I-85, intersect within the City. Additional highways serving Montgomery are U.S. 31, 80, 82, 231 and 331, and are all connected by a four-lane perimeter road encompassing the City.
By Train
Amtrak
950 West South Boulevard
Montgomery, AL 36105
800-USA-RAIL
By Bus
Greyhound
950 W South Blvd.
Montgomery, AL 36105
334-286-0953
How to Get Around:
When visiting the downtown area, the Lightning Route Trolley System transports visitors to attractions throughout the area for a small fee. Rental cars are also available.
National Holidays:
New Year’s Day: Jan. 1
Martin Luther King, Jr., Day and Robert E. Lee’s Birthday: 3rd Mon. in Jan.
President’s Day: 3rd Mon. in Feb.
Confederate Memorial Day: 4th Monday in April
Memorial Day: last Mon. in May
Jefferson Davis’s birthday: 1st Monday in June
Independence Day: July 4
Labor Day: 1st Mon. in Sept.
Columbus Day: 2nd Monday in October
Thanksgiving Day: 4th Thurs. in Nov.
Christmas Eve and Christmas Day: Dec. 24 and 25
New Year’s Eve: Dec. 31
C- Attractions/Things To Do:
General Richard Montgomery Riverboat
334-834-9862
This gracious, old-fashioned riverboat still plies the river just as similar boats did in the past. Visitors will enjoy a little history and a great ride in the “Montgomery”.
Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church
454 Dexter Ave
334-263-3970
Guests can visit the beautiful Baptist church where Martin Luther King, Jr. ministered from 1954 to 1960. The church offers some information on King, and his life and ministry.
Old Alabama Town
301 Columbus St.
334-240-4500
Frequent tours visit more than 40 restored Alabama structures. Visitors can learn about life in Montgomery in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Montgomery Zoo
329 Vandiver Blvd.
334-265-2637
This zoo, which calls itself “the most exciting zoo in the Southeast,” boasts 500 animals representing over 150 species. Featured exhibits include Australian, Asian, African, and North American realms.
First White House of the Confederacy
644 Washington Ave
334-261-4624
This house was built in 1835 and served as the White House of the Confederacy for several months in 1861. Confederate President Jefferson Davis lived here until Richmond became the new Confederate capital.
Alabama Archives and History Museum
624 Washington Ave
334-261-4361
Visitors to the archives can view a vast collection of historical documents and information about Alabama. The museum also offers exhibits on Native Americans, Civil War battles, and features a hands-on gallery.
Alabama War Memorial
334-262-6638
This war memorial honors the citizens of Alabama who have died in the defense of their state and country. This is a “must see” for those interested in southern and American history.
Alabama Science Center
244 Dexter Ave
334-832-3902
This center has more than 50 exhibits designed to educate and entertain, and is a favorite with Montgomery teachers and students.
Governor’s Mansion
1142 S. Perry St.
334-834-3022
This mansion has been the home for Alabama’s governors since the 1950’s. The mansion itself was built in 1907 and is a wonderful example of Southern Colonial architecture.
Jasmine Hill Gardens and Outdoor Museum
334-263-1440
The garden and museum cover 17 acres of beautiful land. Fountains, pools and statuary help make this one of the loveliest spots in Montgomery.
Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts
One Museum Dr
334-244-5700
This museum has a renowned collection of paintings from the 19th and 20th centuries. Southern regional art is featured, as are some interactive exhibits for children.
Pike Pioneer Museum
248 US Hwy 231 North
Troy, AL
334-566-3597
Located on 15 acres of land, this museum focuses on pioneer life in the early 19th century featuring exhibits on households, farming and even printing.
Alabama State Capitol
State Capitol Bldg
334-261-2900
Alabama’s state capitol building is more than 140 years old. It has been completely renovated and houses remarkable historical and cultural collections.
Civil Rights Memorial
400 Washington Ave
334-264-0286
Dedicated in 1989, this memorial was designed by the architect who created the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. The memorial’s impact on visitors is strikingly powerful and beautiful.
Family Fun
Old Alabama Town
301 Columbus St.
334-240-4500
Frequent tours visit more than 40 restored Alabama structures. Visitors can learn about life in Montgomery in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Montgomery Zoo
329 Vandiver Blvd.
334-265-2637
This zoo, which calls itself “the most exciting zoo in the Southeast,” boasts 500 animals representing over 150 species. Featured exhibits include Australian, Asian, African, and North American realms.
First White House of the Confederacy
644 Washington Ave
334-261-4624
This house was built in 1835 and served as the White House of the Confederacy for several months in 1861. Confederate President Jefferson Davis lived here until Richmond became the new Confederate capital.
Alabama Archives and History Museum
624 Washington Ave
334-261-4361
Visitors to the archives can view a vast collection of historical documents and information about Alabama. The museum also offers exhibits on Native Americans, Civil War battles, and features a hands-on gallery.
Alabama War Memorial
334-262-6638
This war memorial honors the citizens of Alabama who have died in the defense of their state and country. This is a “must see” for those interested in southern and American history.
Alabama Science Center
244 Dexter Ave
334-832-3902
This center has more than 50 exhibits designed to educate and entertain, and is a favorite with Montgomery teachers and students.
Governor’s Mansion
1142 S. Perry St.
334-834-3022
This mansion has been the home for Alabama’s governors since the 1950’s. The mansion itself was built in 1907 and is a wonderful example of Southern Colonial architecture.
Jasmine Hill Gardens and Outdoor Museum
334-263-1440
The garden and museum cover 17 acres of beautiful land. Fountains, pools and statuary help make this one of the loveliest spots in Montgomery.
Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts
One Museum Dr
334-244-5700
This museum has a renowned collection of paintings from the 19th and 20th centuries. Southern regional art is featured, as are some interactive exhibits for children.
Pike Pioneer Museum
248 US Hwy 231 North
Troy, AL
334-566-3597
Located on 15 acres of land, this museum focuses on pioneer life in the early 19th century featuring exhibits on households, farming and even printing.
Alabama State Capitol
State Capitol Building
334-261-2900
Alabama’s state capitol building is more than 140 years old. It has been completely renovated and houses remarkable historical and cultural collections.
Civil Rights Memorial
400 Washington Ave
334-264-0286
Dedicated in 1989, this memorial was designed by the architect who created the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. The memorial’s impact on visitors is strikingly powerful and beautiful.
D- Family Fun Attractions:
Old Alabama Town
301 Columbus St.
334-240-4500
Frequent tours visit more than 40 restored Alabama structures. Visitors can learn about life in Montgomery in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Montgomery Zoo
329 Vandiver Blvd.
334-265-2637
This zoo, which calls itself “the most exciting zoo in the Southeast,” boasts 500 animals representing over 150 species. Featured exhibits include Australian, Asian, African, and North American realms.
First White House of the Confederacy
644 Washington Ave
334-261-4624
This house was built in 1835 and served as the White House of the Confederacy for several months in 1861. Confederate President Jefferson Davis lived here until Richmond became the new Confederate capital.
Alabama Archives and History Museum
624 Washington Ave
334-261-4361
Visitors to the archives can view a vast collection of historical documents and information about Alabama. The museum also offers exhibits on Native Americans, Civil War battles, and features a hands-on gallery.
Alabama War Memorial
PO Box 1069
334-262-6638
This war memorial honors the citizens of Alabama who have died in the defense of their state and country. This is a “must see” for those interested in southern and American history.
Alabama Science Center
244 Dexter Ave
334-832-3902
This center has more than 50 exhibits designed to educate and entertain, and is a favorite with Montgomery teachers and students.
Governor’s Mansion
1142 S. Perry St.
334-834-3022
This mansion has been the home for Alabama’s governors since the 1950’s. The mansion itself was built in 1907 and is a wonderful example of Southern Colonial architecture.
Jasmine Hill Gardens and Outdoor Museum
PO Box 60011
334-263-1440
The garden and museum cover 17 acres of beautiful land. Fountains, pools and statuary help make this one of the loveliest spots in Montgomery.
Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts
One Museum Dr
334-244-5700
This museum has a renowned collection of paintings from the 19th and 20th centuries. Southern regional art is featured, as are some interactive exhibits for children.
Pike Pioneer Museum
248 US Hwy 231 North
Troy, AL
334-566-3597
Located on 15 acres of land, this museum focuses on pioneer life in the early 19th century featuring exhibits on households, farming and even printing.
Alabama State Capitol
State Capitol Bldg
334-261-2900
Alabama’s state capitol building is more than 140 years old. It has been completely renovated and houses remarkable historical and cultural collections.
Civil Rights Memorial
400 Washington Ave
334-264-0286
Dedicated in 1989, this memorial was designed by the architect who created the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. The memorial’s impact on visitors is strikingly powerful and beautiful.
E- Events & Entertainment:
Events & Entertainment
January
Alabama Junior Miss Pageant
Held in January
Location: Garrett Coliseum
334-244-9066
Call for additional information
Every January, Montgomery College-Bound high school girls compete for scholarships and gain personal development.
Hank Williams Anniversary Memorial
Held on January 1
Location: Oakwood Cemetery Annex
334-262-3600
Call for additional information
Admission Free
Every year on January 1st, fans of the late Hank Williams gather for a Memorial Service at his gravesite in the Oakwood Cemetery Annex near downtown Montgomery and the Hank Williams Museum.
Annual History Symposium
Held in January
Location: Museum of Fine Arts
334-240-4500
Call for additional information
Join Old Alabama Town every January for the annual history symposium. This event is sponsored by the Landmarks Foundation, in cooperation with the Alabama Humanities Foundation and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts.
February
Black History Month at Old Alabama Town
Held every Thursday in February
Location: Old Alabama Town
888-240-1850
Call for additional information
Join Old Alabama Town as they celebrate Black History Month with special guided tours every Thursday in February.
March
Celebration of the Season
Held in March
Location: Davis Theatre
334-241-2800
Call for additional information
Join the Alabama Dance Theatre in March for their annual Celebration of the Season performance. Each year the dancers perform a different production.
SE Livestock Rodeo Exposition
Held in March
Location: Garrett Coliseum
334-265-1867
Call for additional information
One of the largest rodeos east of the Mississippi features livestock shows, cattle events, rodeo performances, wagon train, and PRCA with top cowboys and cowgirls from across the nation.
May
Jubilee City Fest
Held over Memorial Day Weekend
Location: Montgomery
334-834-7220
Call for additional information
Taking place each year during Memorial Day Weekend, Jubilee City Fest appeals to a diverse crowd by offering the best entertainment available. Whatever genre of music is your preference; there is something for everyone including pop, country, alternative, zydeco, blues, jazz, folk, gospel, oldies and classic rock. Other Jubilee City Fest attractions include Kids Fest, Artiest, Symphony Pops Concert, Jubilee Run, “Thunder Over The River” fireworks and the Sunrise Celebration Service.
July
July 4th Celebration
Held on July 4
Location: Old Alabama Town
334-240-4500
Call for additional information
Join the crowd at Old Alabama Town every July as they celebrate America’s independence. A special patriotic ceremony is held in front of Lucas Tavern. Boy Scouts post the colors of the flag, lead the Pledge of Allegiance and National Anthem and a children’s’ flag parade follows. Tour Montgomery’s historic village and have fun as visitors return to the adventurous pioneer days.
September
AJBF River Jam
Held in mid September
Location: Downtown Montgomery
334-263-2523
Call for additional information
Sponsored by the Alabama Jazz and Blues Federation, River Jam takes place downtown on an autumn night in September and gives Montgomerians a chance to hear top notch jazz, blues and zydeco bands and artists.
Alabama Highland Games
Held in September
Location: Blount Cultural Park
334-272-2174
Call for additional information
Events include live Scottish performances, a parade, an individual athletic competition and piping & drumming competitions.
Ballet and the Beast
Held in September
Location: Montgomery Zoo
334-409-0522
Call for additional information
Enjoy entertainment under the stars as The Montgomery Ballet and the Montgomery Zoo present their annual September performance of Ballet & the Beasts. Stroll the grounds of the City’s magnificent Zoo before taking a seat to enjoy the performance. After sunset, The Montgomery Ballet takes the stage to offer an exciting and enchanting evening.
Broadway under the Stars
Held in September
Location: Blount Cultural Park
334-240-4004
Call for additional information
Admission Free
Join the Montgomery Symphony Orchestra every September as they bring Broadway show tunes and pop classics to the Blount Cultural Park.
Storytelling Festival
Held in September
Location: Kiwanis Park
334-240-4500
Call for additional information
Join Old Alabama Town every September for the Storytelling Festival. Each year they bring in noted storytellers from around the state.
October
Alabama National Fair
Held in October
Location: Alabama Agricultural Center and Fairgrounds
334-272-6831
Call for additional information
The Fair brings high quality entertainment and provides concerts and stage shows. In addition to the concerts, there are many exhibits, food concessions and over 60 awesome rides in the carnival on the midway. The Fair is held at the Alabama Agricultural Center and Fairgrounds and is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Montgomery.
Festival in the Riverfront Park
Held the first Saturday in October
Location: Riverfront Park
334-241-2300
Call for additional information
Activities include over 100 exhibitors, a 5K run and 1 mile family fun run/walk, a young artist’s gallery for the kids, special performances for children, and lots of food.
Junior League’s Annual Holiday Market
Held in October
Location: Garrett Coliseum
334-288-8816
Call for additional information
Join the Junior League of Montgomery every October as they host Holiday Market and start the holiday shopping early. This three-day shopping extravaganza features a wide variety of specialty shops and attracts a large crowd of shoppers from Montgomery and the surrounding areas. Special events include the preview party and silent auction, live entertainment, children performances and pictures with Santa.
Montgomery Zoo Boo
Held in mid – late October
Location: Montgomery Zoo
334-240-4900
Call for additional information
Join the Montgomery Zoo two weeks prior to Halloween as it transforms into ghosts and goblins complete with a haunted hayride and train ride.
Tavern Fest
Held in October
Location: Lucas Tavern
334-240-4500
Call for additional information
Join Old Alabama Town every October as the celebrate Tavern Fest. Events include music and dancing. This event is centered around the 1818 Lucas Tavern located in the heart of downtown Montgomery. The historic landmark is the idea setting for a fall festival where attendees taste specialty brews, sample craft beers, listen to great music and dance in the streets.
November
ASU Turkey Day Classic
Held in late November
Location: Multiple Locations
334-229-4280
Call for additional information
Join Alabama State University as they host the Turkey Day Classic at Crampton Bowl against their biggest rival Tuskegee University. The day kicks off with a Turkey Day Classic Parade down Dexter Avenue.
Train & Doll Exhibit
Held November – December
Location: Old Alabama Town
334-240-4500
Call for additional information
This exhibit features trains & dolls from all over the world and from every time period.
December
Annual Glenn Miller Concert
Held in December
Location: Davis Theatre
334-953-2014
Call for additional information
Get ready to open the holiday season with the Annual Glenn Miller Holiday Concert.
Montgomery Holiday Lights
Held in December
Location: Montgomery Zoo
334-240-4900
Call for additional information
Join the Montgomery Zoo every December as the Zoo transforms into a Wintery Wonderland. Thousands of holiday lights illuminate the zoo in shapes of animals and Christmas themes. Hop aboard the train for a magical ride through the festive zoo.
Montgomery Holiday Parade
Held the first Saturday in December
Location: Court Square
334-240-4738
Call for additional information
The Holiday Parade begins at 5:30 pm. Immediately following the parade, the Mayor lights the city’s Christmas tree at Court Square Fountain. Floats in the parade include local school groups, local dance/gymnastic groups, civic organizations and local high school & college bands.
Train & Doll Exhibit
Held November – December
Location: Old Alabama Town
334-240-4500
Call for additional information
This exhibit features trains & dolls from all over the world and from every time period.
Entertainment:
Alabama Dance Theatre
1018 Madison Avenue
Montgomery, AL 36104
334-241-2590
Call for performance schedule and additional information
Alabama Dance Theatre is an eclectic dance company performing classical and contemporary works. ADT performs two major productions each year at the Davis Theatre: “Mistletoe”, a holiday favorite and “A Celebration of the Season”, an annual spring performance.
Alabama Shakespeare Festival
1 Festival Drive
Montgomery, AL 36117
800-841-4ASF
Call for performance schedule and additional information
This internationally acclaimed theatre is one of the ten largest Shakespeare Festivals in the world, presenting world-class contemporary and classic productions and educational programs throughout the entire year. Alabama’s Shakespeare Festival is one of the American theatres invited to fly the flag of England’s Royal Shakespeare Company.
Davis Theatre for the Performing Arts
251 Montgomery Street
Montgomery, AL 36104
334-241-9567
Call for performance schedule and additional information
Completely restored 1930s fine arts palace and affiliated with Troy State University Montgomery, the subscriber series is comprised of touring productions from Broadway shows to concerts.
Faulkner University Dinner Theatre
5345 Atlanta Highway
Montgomery, AL 36109
334-386-7190
Call for additional information
Enjoy Broadway-style family entertainment in an elegant setting.
Montgomery Ballet
6009 E. Shirley Lane
Montgomery, AL 36117
334-409-0522
Call for performance schedule and additional information
Montgomery’s professional ballet company and school featuring classic performances throughout the year.
Montgomery Symphony
301 N. Hull Street
Montgomery, AL 36104
334-240-4004
Call for performance schedule and additional information
The Montgomery Symphony performs ten concerts each season and mounts a variety of educational programs.
The Capri Theatre
1045 E. Fairview Ave.
Montgomery, AL 36106
334-262-4858
Call for performance schedule and additional information
The Capri Theatre was built in 1941 as The Clover and was Montgomery’s first neighborhood theatre. It was remodeled and renamed The Capri in 1963. Today it shows independent films and award-winning classics.
Sports:
Montgomery Biscuits
Double A Baseball
Games played at Riverwalk Stadium
Season runs April – August
334-323-2255
Take in an exciting game of Double A baseball at the official home for the Montgomery Biscuits. Bring a picnic and blanket and view the game from the stadium’s picnic area. Every seat provides visitors with a wonderful view of the game courtesy of a state-of-the-art LED screen that’s capable of even showing instant replays. Children can frolic in the stadium’s playground and in the off season there are plenty of activities going on at this fun-filled stadium.
Montgomery Motorsports Park
2600 N. Belt Drive
Montgomery, AL 36110
Drag Racing
334-260-9660
Call for schedule and additional information
A NHRA sanctioned dragway that offers year-round drag racing including “Street Wars” on Friday evenings, which gives everyone a chance to be a race-car driver.
Victoryland Greyhound Racing
I-85 at Exit 22
Shorter, Alabama 36075
Dog Racing
334-727-0540
Call for schedule and additional information
Enjoy the thrill of racing excitement from the climate controlled clubhouse or the front row view of the grandstand or try your luck at a game of live Bingo or one of over 1,000 video bingo machines.
Southeaster Livestock Exposition Rodeo
Held every March
Held at the Garrett Coliseum
1555 Federal Dr.
Montgomery, AL 36107
334-265-1867
Call for additional information
Every March, rodeo stars from across the country converge on the Garrett Coliseum in Montgomery for one of the most exciting rodeos held.