Arts

Kentuck Present the Work of Col. Lee Busby Teer Gallery: Kentuck Art Center is proud to present the work of Col. Lee Busby (Ret). A native Tuscaloosan and University of Alabama graduate, Lee has had a...

UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA PROFESSOR LANDS HISTORIC DIRECTORIAL GIG The Bordelon family Sugar Cane Farm is about to get a taste of Alabama. Dr. Rachel Raimist, a Journalism and Creative Media professor at the...

MAKE DISNEY’S THE LITTLE MERMAID PART OF YOUR WORLD JUNE 1-4 By Colton Crowe Did you know that life under the sea is better than anywhere on land? That’s according to a small crustacean like Sebastian...

EXHIBIT BY LASHONDA SCOTT ROBINSON WILL BE FEATURED AT THE DINAH WASHINGTON CULTURAL ARTS CENTER The Arts Council of Tuscaloosa will host an exhibit of work by local artist LaShonda Scott Robinson at the...

THEATRE TUSCALOOSA TO PRESENT “SECOND SAMUEL” Theatre Tuscaloosa will present Pamela Parker’s Second Samuel May 18-27, 2018, in the Bean-Brown Theatre on the Martin Campus of Shelton State Community...

ALABAMA PLAYWRIGHT SOPHOMORE PRODUCTION TO RUN IN NYC After the success of her one-woman show The Rhythm/ Da Blues, playwright Erika E. Wade is taking another bite out of the Big Apple with The Mad Man...

DEL SHORES/ SIX CHARACTERS IN SEARCH OF PLAY Del Shores is tackling a new feat: the one-man-show. The celebrated playwright will perform his newest production Six Characters in Search of a Play at...

PETER PAN JR. IS FLYING TO THE BAMA THEATRE APRIL 20-22 By Colton Crowe  Everyone has probably heard of the magical place of Neverland where a team of lost boys, a band of pirates, and a tribe of...

Fayette’s Folk Art on Display at Tuscaloosa’s Hotel Indigo “I think in a lot of ways, our art is a reflection of our community,” said Scott McQueen. The Fayette-based folk artist said he was...

Jazz in the Time of the Novel The Temporal Politics of American Race and Culture by Bruce Evan Barnhart ABOUT THE BOOK Jazz in the Time of the Novel argues that a culture’s understanding of the...