November December 2019 Issue

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JESSICA DROSYK

When life gets hard for Jessica Drosyk, co-founder of MADE.
Cookies, she says “pass the milk.” Her faith in her own potential
when faced with adversity has served her well in the past 15
years as an IT specialist and service desk supervisor with Alfa
Insurance. She continues to open doors with her MADE. Cookies.
She says this crazy venture she decided to chase doesn’t seem
so crazy alongside the unwavering support of her husband, John.
Her love for cookies and a natural born calling to create, passed
down to her via artistic grandparents, led her to baking, while
John and business partner, Jackie, have helped her stay focused and
grounded throughout the journey. Jessica lovingly refers to John as
“Chief Boring Stuff” at MADE., as he handles the day-to-day affairs
like paying taxes and securing the company’s website, leaving her
to let creative juices flow in the kitchen.A member of the Church
of the Highlands and an active part of the Hampstead community,
Jessica says it’s her friends and neighbors who have helped the
most along the way with prayer and availability to lend an honest
opinion for a new recipe or cookie flavor. She says there’s never
a shortage of taste testers between her neighbors and her two
children, Olivia and Nicholas, and seeing the joy on someone’s face
as they bite into one of her cookies is what makes the hard work
worth it all. Her favorite part of Montgomery is the people and
the amount of potential she sees in the future growth of the city,
and she’s delighted to be a part of what makes Montgomery fun.

ROSALIND TOLES

While the tax world isn’t something that gets everyone excited,
it is a vital element in the world of business, and something
RosalindToles knows well.As a revenue examiner for the Alabama
Department of Revenue, Rosalind ensures that individuals, small
businesses and corporations comply with Alabama’s tax code.
After receiving a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Auburn
University, Montgomery, Rosalind went to work for a local
CPA firm as a staff accountant where she was encouraged by
a coworker to further her education. She started the master’s
program at Troy University, Montgomery and later received an
MBA with a concentration in accounting. Rosalind is committed
to ensuring that taxpayers know more when they leave than when
they arrived.You would never know this outgoing woman was an
introvert in her younger days. Her desire to build relationships
helped her overcome her shyness and she now thrives on
meeting and educating others. Rosalind works closely  with the
Small Business Development Center at ASU and Chambers of
Commerce throughout the River Region. She also serves as a
mentor for the department’s internship program, is a presenter
at the B.E.S.T. Seminars and is a member of the League of Women
Voters. Her heart to serve others through volunteering has
helped Rosalind meet people from all walks of life and see our
city through many lenses. Rosalind’s favorite things are dancing,
music, fine food and community events. She also enjoys spending
time with family, friends, and her son, Brenden. Be sure to
introduce yourself to this stylish, dynamic woman when you see
her around town!

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ARTISTS After the success of last year’s inaugural event, The Alabama
Emerging Artists Show is coming back even stronger this
GINA BUDNY year, and we have to admit, the lineup of featured artists
KATIE GRAY COX is quite impressive. Event organizer and artist, Ellen Davis, has
ELLEN DAVIS a passion for art and created this event in an effort to introduce
LYNTHIA EDWARDS Montgomery to up-and-coming artists from throughout the state.
MADISON ELROD
ELISABETH HAYS Jumping from 9 featured artists last year to this year’s 19 talented
ROSILYN HOLLADAY emerging artists from across the state of Alabama, a range of
CAROL JONES mediums and subjects are represented. Guests can expect to see
MARY KATHRYN KENDIG two-dimensional paintings, drawings, original prints, textile art,
JEILA MARTIN KERSHAW mixed media works and new this year, sculpture! Subjects will
AMANDA KLEIN range widely to include landscapes, abstracts, figures, florals,
FRANCIE MCCULLERS portraits, landscapes and cityscapes. Handmade ceramics and
MELISSA MCMURRAY handmade fine jewelry will also be for sale.
EMILY MEISLER
MICHAEL MOLAY With four days of exhibits, live paintings and demos, along with
DIANA NEWMAN free admission, you’ll have no excuse not to come meet these
KIMBERLY PAIGE wonderful artists and do some holiday shopping. Here’s a sneak
CARRIE PITTMAN peek at just a few of the talents featured this year!
RABBIT FISH CERAMICS

WHEN: November 21-24, 2019 WHERE: Lido Event Space, Hampstead, 4925 Lake Edge Street Montgomery, AL 36116
See Calendar for show/exhibit details

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Elisabeth Hays Growing up in Fairhope, Alabama Elisabeth Hays
was constantly inspired by the creative energy
Fairhope, Alabama found in her southern coastal town. In 2018,
after almost 10 years of owning and operating
a successful interior design studio and giving
birth to her second child, Elisabeth decided
to channel her creative energy into original
artwork.

The gulf coast and its ever evolving elements
are a direct inspiration for much of Elisabeth’s
work, as can be seen in her “Bay Maps” and
hand embroidered “Stitches Collections.” Most
recently her work has her experimenting with
mixed media to merge her love of textiles and
interior design with her passion for painting
and abstract art. 

Website: www.ELISABETHHAYS.com
Instagram: www.instagram.com/eghaysart/
Email: [email protected]

Lynthia Edwards

Pinson, Alabama

At an early age, Lynthia and her imaginary friend would spend hours drawing with
fat pencils and broken crayons on Piggly Wiggly brown paper bags. She always
knew she would become an artist. Lynthia graduated with her associate’s degree
in Graphic Design from the Art Institute of Atlanta. She earned her bachelor’s
degree in Art Education from Auburn University of Montgomery and completed
her studies with a master’s in Art Education from the University of Alabama at
Birmingham. Her pieces grace private collections throughout the United States and
have been featured in galleries and exhibits, including Arts Revive Roots and Wings
Exhibit of Selma,Alabama and The Attic Gallery of Vicksburg, Mississippi.

“As an artist, I am inspired by the ordinary existence of
black girls raised in the south. I create art that expresses her
emotions, thoughts and ideas about the world she lives in. I
create these works of art with intention and purpose of igniting a
dialogue amongst the viewers that glorify black girl magic.”

Instagram: www.instagram.com/edwardslynthia/
Email: [email protected]

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Madison Elrod “I believe as creatives, with our ability to view the
world differently, we have a duty to fill the world with
Auburn, Alabama beauty and impact people’s lives. My goal as an artist
is to be creative, expressive and intentional.”

Website: Madison has always known she was meant to be an artist.
www.madisonelrod.com/products/pricing Growing up in a family of math teachers and accountants,
Instagram: this was a path that was exciting to discover on her own.
www.instagram.com/madison.n.elrod_studio/ Studying at Auburn University helped foster her creative
Email: capabilities. Each painting Madison creates is customized to
[email protected] each owner and accompanied with a beautiful natural wood
grain background available in several different wood stains
and sizes.

Rabbit Fish Ceramics Laura Bell and Brian Cooley have together created Rabbit Fish Ceramics,
bringing playful and thoughtful imagination to the functional ceramics you use
Auburn, Alabama on a regular basis. Rabbit Fish Ceramics is based in Auburn and uses graffito,
inlay and various other techniques to make each piece absolutely one of a
kind. Handmade and individually carved and glazed, their ceramic work is
thoughtfully molded to bring a little more fun into daily life.

Website:
www.facebook.com/Rabbit.Fish.Ceramics/
Instagram:
www.instagram.com/rabbit.fish.ceramics/
Email:
[email protected]

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MERRIE MIMICS AT THE MOVIES

With a debut in 1953, Merrie Mimics life-size Oscar figurines, gorgeous Photos by David Rober tson, Jr.
is one of the oldest mystic societies red roses and a lighted movie real
in Montgomery, and this year at designed by co-decorations chairman, The men of Merrie Mimics entered
the 66th annual ball held this past Brittnee Ward. the ballroom to “Danger Zone,” from
September 7 at the Montgomery the movie “Top Gun,” looking very
Country Club, “Merrie Mimics at Scott Bowman served as the Master sharp in their tuxedos and aviator
the Movies” upheld tradition as the of Ceremonies of the Ball, and on sunglasses, while members wearing
evening’s theme. behalf of the ladies of Merrie Mimics, traditional black gowns and black
began by introducing the Merrie masks entered to the soundtrack from
Those in attendance were taken to a Mimics Monkeys, who kicked off “The Greatest Showman.”
“Hollywood Premier” for the night! the ceremony with the tradition of
Legendary movie soundtracks as rolling out the barrel. Dancing to In 1987, another Hollywood classic
iconic as the movies themselves set “Footloose,” the Monkeys made their was born when we learned that “no
the tone, while decorations chairman, way down the red carpet in their one puts Baby in the corner.” In
Michelle Shaw, carried the vision to best 80’s costumes, complete with keeping with that mantra, The Past
fruition with a red carpet and vibrant fluorescent tutus, matching fishnet Queens of Merrie Mimics walked
entrance flanked by red drapery, gloves and black masks. the red carpet to “The Time of My

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former Queens
2019 Board and Officers

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Queen Kristina Lawhorn Queen Kristina, husband Justin and son, Chapman

Life” by Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes, followed by the
true “soul sisters,” the 2019 Board and Officers of Merrie
Mimics, who strutted down the red carpet to Christina
Aguilera, Lil’ Kim, Mya, and Pink’s “Lady Marmalade.”

As the music played, the 2019 Queen of Merrie Mimics
emerged with her escort wearing a gorgeous cream colored
gown with gold appliqués, a simple tiara above her head
and a beautiful rhinestone mask.

Members and guests danced the night away to the sounds
of Norris Dates & Power Surge.

Queen’s Reception Committee—Alex and Jessica Sanford, Queen Kristina, Queen’s Family-- Seated—Jessica Gothard, Janet Wheat, Queen Kristina, Lana
Davy and Amy Tyner, and Jeremy and Lindsey Dickey Wheat, Mary Wheat. Standing—Sonny Wheat, Justin Lawhorn (holding Chapman
Lawhorn) Tripp Wheat, Raymond Wheat
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September 26, 2019 The 14th annual Montgomery County
Bar Association Community Table
Photos by David Rober tson, Jr. fundraiser presented by Beasley Allen
Law Firm was held on September
26 at the Union Train Shed. Guests
enjoyed food by Vintage Year, Central,
Dreamland BBQ, Itta Bena, Martha’s
Place, Chappy’s Deli, Full Moon BBQ
and Sinclair’s, while entertainment
was provided by Henry Pugh and
The Blue Room Jazz Trio. All
proceeds benefited Mercy House &
the Montgomery Volunteer Lawyers
Program.

Alabama is the 6th poorest state in
the nation, yet it is the only state that
has never funded civil legal aid. In
Alabama, over 800,000 residents
experience poverty. Without access to
legal representation, these disparities
will continue to mount. That is why
your help and support of our two
fundraiser beneficiaries, Mercy House
and Montgomery Volunteer Lawyers
Program is so important.

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RAISE THE ROOF

Photos by Jackie Nix Photography

Well over 300 River Region citizens
gathered to show support for
the area’s premier therapeutic
riding facility, known as MANE, at the 11th
annual “Raise the Roof ” Seafood Celebration
on Thursday, October 24. MANE serves
children, adults and veterans in the area
who have physical, cognitive, emotional and
developmental disabilities using equine-
assisted activities. All of the fabulous seafood,
freshly prepared in MANE’s Poarch Creek
Arena, was donated by Wintzell’s Oyster
House. Baptist Health, MAX Credit Union
and Spire Energy sponsored the event. Toes
tapped to country music favorites from the
Trotline Band as guests dined, mingled and
made new acquaintances.

MANE Volunteers Pat and Cyndi Crockett with MANE MANE Volunteers Anne Poundstone, Emily Buce, Mazzi Richards, MacKenzie
therapy horse, Half Pint Colvin and Debbie Schmidt

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Krista Williams and MANE therapy horse, MANE Student Amelia Maddox and MANE BOD The volunteers are the backbone of
Cappuccino Katherine Harris MANE’s program. Volunteers of all
Lisa Porter, Susie Wilson and Krista Williams ages and skills are needed each week
Cathy Ridling and Kelly Wilson to assist riders, help maintain the
site, document progress and work
with horses. Often, volunteers are
introduced to MANE by attending
fundraising events such as “Raise the
Roof.” Others volunteer at MANE to
fulfill their desire to help individuals
with challenges, become better
acquainted with horses or share their
love of the equine world. MANE’s
equine-related activities can produce
improved mobility, balance, posture,
coordination, language development,
motivation, independence, self-
discipline, concentration and life
skill competencies. These benefits
are derived from the transfer of
movement from horse to rider,
as well as from social interaction,
education, recreation and therapy.
For more information about MANE,
please visit their website at www.
maneweb.org. To volunteer or
register for MANE’s programs,
please call 334-213-0909 or
email [email protected].
Donations can be sent to: MANE,
3699 Wallahatchie Road, Pike
Road, AL 36064. MANE holds a
501C3 corporation status and its
instructors are certified through
PATH Intl., a regulatory agency
that assures stringent standards for
quality therapeutic horseback riding
through instructor certification,
site accreditation and program
monitoring.

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Abby Houchin, Volunteer Coordinator Jessica von Gal and Instructor Kim Flowers
Alford.

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Photos by: Emily Wise

Board of Directors T he Cancer Wellness Foundation held its 4th
Front Row: Jill Tatum, Janet Roberts, Brandi Brown, Jennifer Conner, annual fundraiser “Beat the Odds” Casino Night
Kimberly Jennings, Holly Smith Roth, Carol Golsan and drawdown event on Thursday, October 17, at
Back Row: April Jones, Margaret Nekic, Jeff Key, K-Rob Thomas, Clynt Hart the beautiful Wynlakes Country Club. The casino night
theme was seen in the creative decorations and lighting,
and in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a
splash of pink light cascaded down the walls amid a
room full of feather table arrangements and even a pink
lighted bar. Natalie Pirnie coordinated all the beautiful
décor for the evening. Guests enjoyed playing traditional
table games such as poker, blackjack and craps in a venue
that included real casino tables. Slot machines and a
roulette wheel rounded out the realistic feel of Las Vegas.
A mystery auction and stock-the-bar raffle rounded out
the festivities. The highlight of the evening came with the
announcement of the drawdown and five lucky winners
split the pot of $10,000.

Cancer Wellness Foundation Staff Gina Izer, Grace O’Conner, Michelle Cely, Mary Bonikowski, Christina Miller
Michelle Cely, Wendy Anzalone, Connie Cobbs, Jennifer Conner, Board
President, Tresha Render, Katharina Nekic
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Dr. Robert Avery played the
trumpet along with Henry Pugh
on keyboard and vocals and Ted
Mann on trombone. The evening
concluded with a raffle drawing with
prizes including a large screen T.V.,
donated by Cohen’s Electronics, Iron
Bowl tickets donated by Total Sports
Travel, and a stay at a lake house
on Lake Martin donated by Julian
and Leslie McPhillips. The Cancer
Wellness Foundation appreciates the
continued support of our sponsoring
companies and individuals who
helped make our event so successful.
Thank you for helping the patients of
Central Alabama “Beat the Odds!”

The Cancer Wellness Foundation
of Central Alabama hosts the “Beat
the Odds” fundraiser to raise money
to continue its mission of providing
advocacy and social services to
cancer patients in Central Alabama.
All monies raised from this event
and other CWF fundraisers stay right
here in the River Region to serve
cancer patients who are our friends,
our family and our neighbors. To
learn more about their mission, visit
www.cancerwellnessfoundation.org.

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Mother Nature really shined United Johnson Brothers. Taste provided

for Taste of Hampstead Wine food samples that paired perfectly with the

& Art Festival, which took place on wine, and Jonathan Michael Avant and his band’s jazz

Hampstead’s Great Lawn on October 27. The music created the ideal vibe. Patrons shopped displays

stunning lake views and 70-degree weather provided of art, handmade jewelry, wood works and more from

the perfect atmosphere for this inaugural event. several talented artists. It’s safe to say there was some

Attendees received a wine bag with bottled water and serious Christmas shopping done.

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60 wines provided by Alabama Crown, Grassroots,

International Wines, Pinnacle, Rush Wines and

Photos by: Matty Drollette

SUNDAY GreatHosted by Hampstead Community Realty, RSVP Montgomery and TASTE

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ARTISTS

Whiddon Art
PB&J Collection
D. Vucovich Fine Art

21 Dreams
Angel Rodriguez

Art by JCD
Distinct Woodworks
Gracefully Broken
Red Hill Art Gallery

Ken Lever
Greg Freeland
Cadie Radney
Nancy Cooper

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MISS MARY RENFROE STEVENSON REIGNS AT

70th Harlequins Ball

For years, the Harlequins Ball has been
one of Montgomery’s most highly
anticipated social events of the season.
This year’s ball certainly did not disappoint
as the Harlequins “krewe,” their guests and
a beautiful group of debutantes let the good
times roll to the sounds of TUB into the early
morning hours. Presiding over the festivities
was the King of Harlequins and his Queen,
Miss Mary Renfroe Stevenson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Jefferson Stevenson. Miss
Stevenson was escorted by Mr. George Mason
Little. MaryRen is a member of Kappa Delta
sorority at the University of Alabama, majoring
in kinesiology and exercise science. She was
joined at the ball by a host of sorority sisters,
friends and family. Sarah Spratling once again
displayed her expertise in decorating and
directing the ball, as well as designing and
providing the beautiful floral arrangements for
the ballroom.

Photos by: David Rober tson, Jr.

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with tradition, many wonderful gifts were exchanged
among the king, queen, debutantes, “krewe” and
their families. The King surprised Queen MaryRen
with a beautiful sapphire and diamond necklace
from Heirloom Jewelers. Each debutante received
beautiful monogrammed cuff bracelets designed by
ExVoto Vintage Jewelry. To cap off a magical evening,
a breakfast hosted by the queen’s parents was held
on the Bluestone patio at the Montgomery Country
Club immediately after the ball with music by the
band known as Crawford & Wilson. Those attending
enjoyed perfect weather, a delicious breakfast buffet
and mimosas.

Back row: Dora Eskridge, Anna Kate Lindsey, Hayden Pruett, Maclou Dillon
Front row: Sister Penton, Caroline Gallaher, Ella Brannon Walker, Mary
Margaret Easterling

Queen MaryRen was a radiant vision wearing a Back row: Elizabeth Robertson, Shelton James, Mary Stuart Tipton, Lucie
Victorian inspired gown of white satin with an Longshore Front row: Lindsey Sharman, Virginia Adair, Carlee Dawkins,
applied 18-inch silver lace hemline, heavily stoned Darry Elizabeth Freeman
with Austrian crystals. The strapless bodice featured
applied inverted teardrops of white satin and silver lace
that fanned across the front and back of the bodice to
create the illusion of a Victorian corseted bodice that
enhanced the hourglass design. A custom designed
whisk collar of white lace with matching silver lace
appliques completed the royal vision, created by Jay
Herring of Mystick Couturier. Queen MaryRen also
wore the Harlequin train of white fur-edged red velvet,
embellished with a silver sequined fleur de lis. Keeping

BEHIND THE SCENES... the RSVP team in action!

By Liz Ely • Photos by Josh Moates /
Kim Box Photography

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The AmeriThin medical weight loss program uses modern medicine
to compliment nutritional, activity, and behavioral therapies in order
to help you achieve your weight loss goals.

• Medical (prescription appetite suppressants and AmeriThin supplements)
• Behavioral (replacing bad habits with healthy lifestyle changes)
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when? what? where?

NOVEMBER

Nov. 1 – Friday Night Getaway Cruise
6:30–9 p.m. Harriott II Riverboat. Live entertainment,
concessions and cash bar. Call 334.625.2100 or visit www.
funinmontgomery.com.

Nov. 1 – Hand Lettering Workshop
6:30–8:30 p.m. 7276 EastChase Parkway, adjacent to
Dillard’s and Guest Services. Your favorite workshop is
back just in time for the holiday season! Yellow Room
will provide all of the basic tools and knowledge to
help you on your new creative journey including pen,
ink and paper. Wine and light hors d’oeuvres will be
provided by The Shoppes at EastChase. Tickets are $50
per person and must be purchased in advance.Visit www.
theshoppesateastchase.com.

Nov. 2, 9, 23 & 30 – Sunsetter Cruise
4:30–7 p.m. Harriott II Riverboat. Enjoy a sunset cruise
down the Alabama River with live entertainment,
concessions and a cash bar. Tickets cost $15 for children
and $25 for adults. Call 334.625.2100 or visit www.
funinmontgomery.com.

Nov. 2 – The Pike Road Arts & Crafts Festival
9 a.m.–4 p.m. Shop and meet different artists and craft
vendors as they display their beautiful and unique
wares on the grounds of the Mount Meigs Community
Center. Tickets are $3 in advance and $5 at the gate. Free
parking. Food vendors on site.

Nov. 2 – Zoo Serve Day
9 a.m.– zzzzzz4 p.m.Montgomery Zoo.Energetic individuals
are wanted to volunteer in a beautiful and fun place.
Volunteer commitment has allowed the Zoo to improve,
expand programs, generate community involvement and
support, and assist staff in daily operations. For more
information, go to www.montgomeryzoo.com.

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when? what? where? TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31

Nov. 2 – Superhero Educational Program NEW YEAR’S EVE
10 a.m.–12 p.m. Montgomery Zoo. Be a superhero and 2019
participate in one of the Montgomery Zoo’s newest
education programs.Dress up as your favorite superhero DINNER
and see what you may have in common with some of
the animals at the Zoo. Geared for boys and girls ages 5:00 PM . 4-Courses . $75
4-12 years old. For more information or to register visit 8:0w0 /PcMha.m4p-Caogunresteosa.st$85

www.montgomeryzoo.com.
Add wine pairing to any dinner $35
Nov. 6 & 20 – Artful Yoga
12–1 p.m. Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts. Does your LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
yoga practice need a little artistic inspiration? Join for by CAMERON DUBOIS
this new program to stretch, reflect and relax.Visit www.
mmfa.org. SEATING IS LIMITED, FOR RESERVATIONS
CALL 334.676.4333 or TASTEMGM.COM
Nov. 7 – Blue Room Trio
8–10 p.m. Commerce BeerWorks. Blue Room Trio, NOV / DEC 2019 RSVP 75
featuring the world famous Henry Pugh, graces the stage
of Commerce Beerworks on the first Thursday of each
month.

Nov. 7 – Pints for Pups
6–8 p.m.Common Bond Brewers.Raise a pint to our furry
friends! Join for a pub night benefiting the Montgomery
Humane Society. Dogs from MHS will be outside on the
patio area in front of the taproom. You can chat with
Humane Society staff, ask all your questions and even
fill out paperwork to adopt the pup you just fell in love
with!

Nov. 7, 14 & 21 – Earth’s Heart
2:30–3 p.m. Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts. Visit
ArtWorks at MMFA to explore the arts of different
cultures. Educator, Kelly Bazan, will introduce young
learners to the basic greetings, visual arts, music, clothing
and traditions of the country in focus.Visit www.mmfa.
org for more information.

Nov. 8 – Gary Allan
7:30 p.m. Montgomery Performing Arts Centre. With
the allure of a modern day outlaw, Gary Allan has won
over fans, peers and critics with his signature blend of
smoldering vocals, rebellious lyrics and raucous live
performances. While becoming a force in the country
music scene, Allan has remained true to his artistic voice
every step of the way.Visit www.mpaconline.org to learn
more.

Nov. 8 – Groovin’ in the Garden
6–9 p.m. Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts. The
Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts Junior Executive

The Coast is Here! when? what? where?

’Tis the season Board is proud to invite you to experience a new annual
for GIVING concert featuring regional bands in the John and Joyce
Caddell Sculpture Garden. More information is available
The holiday season is here and that means at www.mmfa.org.
holiday parties galore. From gift cards to
catering, let us cater to your needs! With Nov. 10 – Alice Cooper: Ol’ Black Eyes Is Back
casual or formal catering options, it would be 8 p.m. Montgomery Performing Arts Centre. American
our pleasure to serve you. Plus, buy $100 in singer, songwriter and actor, whose career spans over
50 years, Alice Cooper takes Montgomery with a stage
gift cards and get $20 for you! show featuring guillotines, electric chairs, fake blood,
ORDER ONLINE! WHARFCASUALSEAFOOD.COM deadly snakes, baby dolls and dueling swords. Cooper
is considered by music journalists and peers alike to be
Atlanta Highway 334.676.3200 “The Godfather of Shock Rock.”Visit www.mpaconline.org.
Eastchase 334.593.1850
Nov. 10 – Dads & Daughters Saturday
76 RSVP NOV/DEC 2019 11 a.m.–12 p.m. Juliette Hampton Morgan Memorial
Library. Calling ALL fathers and daughters every second
Saturday for a fun filled event with singing, dancing,
storytime, and arts and crafts! Call 334.240.4999 for
more information.

Nov. 10 – Second Sundays
2–4 p.m. Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts. Join for
a vibrant mix of art and entertainment on the second
Sunday of every month. Designed to engage visitors of
all ages through art making, music and exploration.Visit
www.mmfa.org for more information.

Nov. 10 – MACOA’s 15th Annual International Tasting
2–4 p.m. An afternoon of international entertainment,
food and culture helps raise funds in support of MACOA
and Meals onWheels to serve home-bound seniors.Entry
to the vent is donation based. For more information and
to be added to the guest list, contact Chacolby Burns-
Johnson, Director of Development, at 334.263.0532 or
[email protected].

Nov. 10-16 – Veterans Appreciation Week
9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Montgomery Zoo. Join the Montgomery
Zoo in thanking the proud men and women of the
armed forces. During Veterans’ Appreciation Week, all
veterans, active duty military and their immediate family
members receive a 50% discount on regular daytime
admission to the Montgomery Zoo and Mann Wildlife
Learning Museum. For more information visit www.
montgomeryzoo.com.

Nov. 10 – Gaither Vocal Band
7 p.m. Montgomery Performing Arts Centre.The Gaither
Vocal Band, an American southern gospel vocal group

when? what? where?

named after its founder and leader, Bill Gaither, comes to
Montgomery.Visit www.mpaconline.org to learn more.

Nov. 16 – Artist Market
10 a.m.–4 p.m. Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts.
Join for the 10th annual Artist Market! Shop local and
support the River Region’s artist community. In addition
to our outstanding Museum Store artists, we’ve invited
some new regional artists to join the Market this year.
Visit www.mmfa.org.

Nov. 16 – Murder Mystery Cruise
7–9 p.m. Harriott II Riverboat. Enjoy Murder Mystery
Play on each deck, as well as a cash bar and concessions
as you cruise down the Alabama River. Entry is $50,
which includes character descriptions and costume
preferences in an email packet, full meal and a signature
keepsake champagne glass. Call 334.625.2100 or visit
www.funinmontgomery.com.

Nov. 16-17 – Alabama DanceTheatre presents“Mistletoe”
2:30 p.m. Davis Theatre. Alabama Dance Theatre
continues the beloved tradition of “Mistletoe,” featuring
“Favorite Dances of Christmas” and “Messiah.” Tickets
range from $15-$30 and may be purchased through
Vendini. For more information, call 334.271.5353 or visit
www.asf.net.

Nov. 17 – Food Truck Takeover
12 p.m.–3 p.m. Hampstead Town Center. Come join
local food trucks for delicious street food. Enjoy craft
beer, wine and cocktails at the Town Center businesses,
including The Tipping Point and brunch at Taste. The
event is great for all ages and will offer live music. Parking
is available on Long Acre, Mercer Street and in two large
Hampstead parking lots. For more information, please
call 334.270.6730.

Nov. 17 – TobyMac: The Theatre Tour
7 p.m. Montgomery Performing Arts Centre. Toby
McKeehan, better known by his stage name, TobyMac,
is a Christian hip hop recording artist, music producer,
songwriter and author. He’s charted 20 solo singles on
Billboard’s Christian Songs list.Visit www.mpaconline.org.

Nov. 19 – Joe Thomas Jr. Guitar Pull
7–9 p.m. Cloverdale Playhouse. Joe Thomas Jr. Guitar
Pull, part of the Cloverdale Playhouse Singer/Songwriter
Series, features different artists with each performance.
It’s never the same show twice! Songwriters talk about

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78 RSVP NOV/DEC 2019 the playhouse’s intimate stage. For more information, call
334.262.1530.

Nov. 20-22 – Leola & Croff: Holiday Open House
10 a.m-5 p.m. 5272 Hampstead High Street. Join in the
holiday fun as you shop, sip and snack at this boutique
lifestyle store. Enjoy artisan chocolates and champagne,
prize draws, and holiday specials on decor, books,
toiletries and more!

Nov. 21-24 – Alabama Emerging Artists Show
Times Vary. Hampstead’s Lido Event Space, 4925 Lake
Edge Street.The second annual Alabama Emerging Artists
Show will feature nineteen talented emerging artists
from across the state of Alabama. Opening Reception:
Thursday, November 21, 6 to 9 p.m. Show Hours:
Friday, November 22 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday,
November 23 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sunday, November
24 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more information, email
[email protected].

Nov. 22 – Rickey Smiley
8 p.m. Montgomery Performing Arts Centre. Broderick
“Rickey” Smiley, American stand-up comedian, television
host, actor and radio personality, comes to Montgomery.
Visit www.mpaconline.org for more information.

Nov. 23 – All is Bright
6–8 p.m. The Shoppes at Eastchase. Join us for our 5th
Annual Tree Lighting celebration as we officially kick off
the holiday season!The magical evening (with a brand new
name!) will feature live music, followed by a parade filled
with more than 50 community organizations. Rejoice in
the season’s first snowfall, a fireworks spectacular and
Santa’s grand arrival! This event is complimentary and
open to the public! Visit www.theshoppesateastchase.
com to learn more.

Nov. 23-Dec. 24 – Holiday Pop-Up Shoppe
TimesVary.The Shoppes at Eastchase; main entrance near
Claires and adjacent to Pandora. The popular Holiday
Pop-Up Shoppe returns this season to a new location!
Visit Saturday through Friday, starting on Black Friday and
ending Christmas Eve.Visit www.theshoppesateastchase.
com to learn more.

Nov. 23 – 2019 Capitol 10 Miler & Turkey Burner 5K
4–10 a.m.Capitol Building.The courses will start and finish
on the south side of the capitol building on Washington

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historic areas of the city. Proceeds benefit Centerpoint
Missions, River Region Chaplains and Girls on the Run. ballroom
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and King South with special guest,Alvin Garrett. Hosted NOV / DEC 2019 RSVP 79
by MC Lightfoot. For details, visit www.mpaconline.org.

Nov. 29-30 – Santa Photos at The Shoppes at Eastchase
Times Vary. The Shoppes at Eastchase. Ho! Ho! Ho!
Santa returns to his tiny home at The Shoppes for a bit
of holiday cheer this season beginning on Black Friday!
Santa’s Whimsical Wonderland is located adjacent to
Express and across from H&M. Photo packages provided
by Studio Panache start at $20, and while visits with
Santa are complementary, no cell phone photography is
allowed. Both families and pets are invited to visit Santa.
Appointments are not necessary, but the opportunity to
book your spot in advance to avoid the line is available.
Visit theshoppesateastchase.com.

Nov. 29 – Black Friday @ The Tipping Point
4 p.m-11 p.m. 5015 Hampstead High Street. Escape
the shopping madness and unwind with your drink of
choice at Montomgery’s favorite bar. Live music by Wyatt
Edmondson.

DECEMBER

Dec. 1-24 – Holiday Pop-Up Shoppe
TimesVary.The Shoppes at Eastchase; main entrance near
Claires and adjacent to Pandora. The popular Holiday
Pop-Up Shoppe returns this season to a new location!
Visit Saturday through Friday, starting on Black Friday and
ending Christmas Eve.Visit www.theshoppesateastchase.
com to learn more.

Dec. 1-24 – Santa Photos at The Shoppes at Eastchase
Times Vary. The Shoppes at Eastchase. Ho! Ho! Ho!
Santa returns to his tiny home at The Shoppes for a bit
of holiday cheer this season beginning on Black Friday!
Santa’s whimsical wonderland is located adjacent to
Express and across from H&M. Photo packages provided
by Studio Panache start at $20, and while visits with
Santa are complementary, no cell phone photography is

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Sunday-Thursday 10:30 am - 9 pm Appointments are not necessary, but the opportunity to
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Dec.2,9,16 – Governor’s Mansion Christmas Candlelight
Tours
5–7 p.m. 1142 S. Perry Street. The Alabama Governor’s
Mansion serves as the people’s house. One of the
most special traditions is opening to the public for
Christmas. Admission is free and tickets are available at
the Governor’s Mansion Gift Shop. No reservations are
required. For more information, call 334.834.3022.

Dec. 4 & 18 – Artful Yoga
12–1 p.m. Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts. Does your
yoga practice need a little artistic inspiration? Join for
this new program to stretch, reflect and relax.Visit www.
mmfa.org.

Dec. 5 – Blue Room Trio
8–10 p.m. Commerce BeerWorks. Blue Room Trio,
featuring the world famous Henry Pugh, graces the stage
of Commerce Beerworks on the first Thursday of each
month.

Dec. 5 – Prattville’s Annual Christmas Tree Lighting
Celebration
5:30 p.m. Downtown Prattville, near fountain. Enjoy a
holiday spectacle as the 30-foot Christmas tree is lit and
lights on the bridge and spillway come alive. Festivities
will start with music, dancers and surprises. Join Mayor
Bill Gillespie, Jr. for the countdown to light the tree at
7:00 p.m, with a visit from Santa Claus to follow from 7-8
p.m. This free event is a great way to enjoy an evening
with your family and friends, while taking in holiday sights
and sounds. For more information, call the Special Events
Office at 334.595.0850.

Dec. 5-29 – “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever”
Times Vary.Alabama Shakespeare Festival.What happens
when the rowdiest kids in town find out there are free
snacks at Sunday school? They decide to audition for the
annual Christmas pageant! The Herdman kids take over
the church’s holiday production and insist on playing all
the good parts. They’ve never heard the nativity story
and have no idea who Mary, Joseph or the wise men are.
It’s disgraceful! Silent night? Not a chance, but sometimes

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when? what? where?

a little joyful noise is just what Christmastime needs.Visit
www.asf.net.

Dec. 5-8, 12-25 – Christmas Lights Festival
5:30–9:30 p.m. Montgomery Zoo. See the Montgomery
Zoo transformed into a Winter Wonderland displaying
thousands of sparkling and twinkling lights and festive
decorations. Take a leisurely stroll, a brisk train ride or
see the lights from atop the Zoofari Skylift Adventure
Ride.Visit www.montgomeryzoo.com to learn more.

Dec. 5-29 – “All Is Calm:The Christmas Truce of 1914”
Times Vary. Alabama Shakespeare Festival. A remarkable
true story from the Western Front, Christmas 1914. In
a silence amid the combat, a soldier steps into No Man’s
Land singing “Silent Night.” Relive an astounding moment
in history when Allied troops and German soldiers
laid down their arms to celebrate the holiday together,
sharing food and drink, playing soccer and singing
carols. This dramatic retelling weaves together firsthand
accounts of 30 World War I soldiers with patriotic tunes,
trench songs and Christmas carols.Visit www.asf.net for
more information.

Dec. 5, 12, 19 & 26 – Earth’s Heart
2:30–3 p.m. Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts. Visit
ArtWorks at MMFA to explore the arts of different
cultures. Educator, Kelly Bazan, will introduce young
learners to basic greetings, visual arts, music, clothing and
traditions of the country in focus.Visit www.mmfa.org.

Dec. 5 – Pratville’s Annual Christmas Parade.
7 p.m. Autauga County Courthouse; 4th and Court St.
The parade will start at the Autauga County Courthouse,
following Main Street, turning right on Northington and
then left on Doster Road to Stanley Jensen Stadium. For
more information, visit www.prattvilleal.gov.

Dec. 8 – Holiday Sessions with Grace Photography
Times Vary. Hampstead Farm: 7805 Marylebone High
Street. Reservations are required and can be made by
visiting www.gracephotographystudio.com.

Dec. 6, 7, 13, 14, 20. & 21 – Holidays on The Harriott
6:30–9 p.m. Harriott II Riverboat. Bring your family,
friends or coworkers and enjoy a holiday meal, live

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Dec. 7 – Holiday Art Workshop
10 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Prattville Creative Arts Center. The
Prattville Creative Arts Center will host a free holiday art
workshop for children to create handmade Christmas
cards with printmaking techniques. All supplies are
provided. For more information, contact the Cultural
Arts office at 334.595.0850.

Dec. 8 – Clay Walker
8 p.m. Montgomery Performing Arts Centre. American
country music artist, Ernest Clayton Walker Jr. made his
debut in 1993 with the single “What’s It to You,” which
reached Number One on the Billboard Hot Country
Singles & Tracks chart. Come see him play Montgomery.
Visit www.mpaconline.org for more details.

Dec 8 – Jingle Bell Run 5K
8 a.m. Huntingdon College. Be a part of the largest
holiday-themed 5K race series and join the movement to
conquer arthritis! The Arthritis Foundation’s Jingle Bell
Run is a fun way to get out, get moving and raise funds
and awareness to cure America’s #1 cause of disability.To
learn more, contact Lendria Glass at [email protected]
or call 334.219-8707.

Dec. 8 – Winter Wonderfest
2–4 p.m. Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts. Come
celebrate the wonder of the season! Find inspiration in
the festive decor, music and treats as you make your way
through the galleries. Create your own winter-themed
art project and enjoy making a memory in our merry
photobooth.The Museum Store will be open for seasonal
shopping.Visit www.mmfa.org for details.

Dec. 13 – Annual Christmas Concert
7 p.m. Doster Community Center, Prattville.This annual
concert will delight the entire family with songs of the
holidays, dancers and sing-a-longs. The event is free
and open to the public! For more information, call
334.595.0854.

Dec. 13-15 – “The Nutcracker”
Times vary. Troy University’s Davis Theatre. Join
the  Montgomery Ballet as it presents the 43rd annual
performance of “The Nutcracker,” based on the story

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“The Nutcracker and the King of Mice,” written by E.T.A. DAY,
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different in detail from the original story, the basic plot Now, enjoy a full day in
remains the same… the story of a young German girl who Washington, D.C. with an
dreams of a nutcracker prince and a fierce battle against a early morning departure
mouse king with seven heads! Tickets range from $10 to and late-evening return.
$30 and can be purchased at www. montgomeryballet.org
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10 a.m. One Court Square Fountain 1. Alabama’s three- Starting January 7, 2020
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Dec. 14 – Dads & Daughters Saturday
11 a.m.–12 p.m.Juliette Hampton Morgan Memorial Library.
Calling ALL fathers and daughters every second Saturday
for a fun filled event with singing, dancing, storytime, and
arts and crafts! Call 334.240.4999 for more information.

Dec. 17 – Main Street Christmas
5:30–7:30 p.m. Downtown Prattville. Enjoy the lights and
decorations, visit with Santa and have fun while you visit
the shops of Downtown Prattville to find gifts for all the
special people on your Christmas list.There will be caroling,
children’s projects, hot chocolate and more! Participate in
the Chamber of Commerce Cash Mob for prizes. Contact
the Special Events Office at 334.595.0850 or visit www.
prattvilleal.gov for more information.

Dec. 21 – Camellia Bowl
4:30 p.m. Cramton Bowl. Raycom Media Camellia Bowl, a
post-season college football game matches up the Sun Belt
Conference against the Mid-American Conference (MAC).
Sponsorships and multiple ticket options and packages are
available.Visit www.camelliabowl.com for details.

Dec. 31 – New Year’s Eve Cruise
TBA. Harriott II Riverboat. Inside reserved seating is $60
and outside patio general admission seating is $40. Entry
includes champagne toast, party favors, live entertainment,
fireworks display at midnight,a cash bar and concessions.For
tickets, call 334.625.2100 or visit www.funinmontgomery.
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Dec. 31- Downtown New Year’s Eve Celebration
10 p.m.–12:30 a.m. For information call 334.625.2100 or
visit www.funinmontgomery.com.

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