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There’s plenty to do in Montgomery in 2018. From local theatre, family-fun festivals, concerts and more, we're not afraid to go above and beyond this year. Book your trip today!

Montgomery Symphony Orchestra’s Holiday Pops Concert

Tue., Dec. 18, 2018, 7:30PM – 9:30PM

Montgomery Symphony Orchestra’s Holiday Pops Concert

Montgomery Performing Arts Centre, 201 Tallapoosa St Montgomery, AL 36104

Enjoy the annual Joyce Caddell Holiday Pops Concert with the Montgomery Symphony for an evening of holiday music guaranteed to put everyone in a festive mood!

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Tuesday, December 18 to Tuesday, December 25 2018

Montgomery Zoo’s Christmas Lights Festival

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HOLIDAYS ON THE HARRIOTT II

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Zoo Winter Holiday Camp

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Food for Thought Lunchtime Lecture Series

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EARTH’S HEART: Connecting Cultures

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What's Cool this Weekend

Photos with Santa at EastChase
Through December 24

Montgomery Zoo’s Christmas Lights Festival
Through December 25

Food for Thought Lunchtime Lecture Series
December 20

Holidays on the Harriott II
December 21-22

MOOey Christmas
December 21

Breakfast with Santa at SweetCreek Farm
December 22

Free Family Movie: Polar Express
December 22-23

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Sports We’re at the top of our game!

Montgomery is becoming one of the South’s hottest sports tickets. National sporting event planners are taking notice of Montgomery as a fun, energetic destination for a wide variety of sporting events. With our brand new, top-of-the-line sports facilities, team-friendly hotels, fun activities and an active vibe all throughout the city, Montgomery is the perfect city to host your next high-octane sporting event.

Multiplex at Cramton Bowl

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The River Region is quickly becoming known as the sports capital of Alabama and supporting this claim is the Multiplex, a brand-new 70,000 square-foot indoor multi-purpose facility on the edge of downtown Montgomery. This new unique facility can accommodate15 volleyball courts, six tennis courts, two soccer fields, 20 wrestling mats, and could host additional sporting events like gymnastics, beach volleyball, basketball, cheerleading, boxing, weightlifting, ultimate Frisbee and dance, along with baton and twirling clinics and sports camps.

Emory Folmar YMCA Soccer Complex

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Interest and participation in soccer are growing by leaps and bounds in the United States. Adding to the list of top-notch facilities for the sport is Montgomery’s new, state-of-the-art Emory Folmar YMCA Soccer Complex.

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PRESS. Have I got a story for you!

In Montgomery, we know a little something about great stories since we’ve been producing headline news since the 1800s! The Montgomery Convention & Visitor Bureau can help media plan and create compelling stories with information about everything hot and newsworthy, fact sheets, press releases and statistics. Plus a comprehensive media library filled with incredible images to support your article. So call us! And you’ll see that we have a history of great angles for future stories.

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August 1

EatMGM Restaurant Week Returns August 10 – 19

MONTGOMERY, Ala., August 1, 2018 – EatMGM, Montgomery’s annual restaurant week, returns for a fourth year with 10 days of deals, online contests and foodie meet-ups.

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November 6 Montgomery Veterans Day Celebration

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October 13 Hampstead Farm to Fork Invasion is Back!

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October 2 Russian Grand Ballet presents Swan Lake at the Montgomery Performing Arts Centre

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Cool Story Ideas

HALF OF FAMOUS ‘70s POP DUEO LIVED HERE… Toni Tenille from The Captain and Tenille lived in Montgomery.

THANK GOD I’M A “MONTGOMERY BOY”… John Denver was an "Army Brat" whose family was stationed in Montgomery during his teen years.

PADDLES UP!…the Montgomery Dragon Boat Festival was the first in Alabama and is now the largest Dragon Boat Festival east of the Mississippi and one of the largest attended festivals in the River Region.

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