lebration that is held in the downtown streets of Mobile Bay. Mobile Bay is the home of the first known Mardi Gras celebration in North America, which began in 1703. The streets are filled with live marching bands, floats, crowds, masked riders with great throws including beaAlabama features a variety of February events because of their mild winters. There are a variety of events throughout the state that are great for things to do on the weekend or things to do on vacation. In Athens you will find the Antebellum Trail Driving Tour a perfect way to tour the area in February. Form the comfort of your own car you can view late 19th to 20th century architecture. Near Decatur and Huntsville you will experience the industry and technology that the state has been heading towards. There are 24 antebellum homes, 3 antebellum churches, 2 antebellum working cotton plantations, an antebellum college, post office, stagecoach inn and tavern.

The Mountain Top Flea Market is located in Attalla and features 1000 booths. You can buy, sell or trade all types of merchandise. They are opens Sundays all year round and they get started bright and early at 5 am. The Winterfest is held annually in Guntersville. Here visitors are able to view national artists and their paintings, digital art, sculpture and other fine crafts. Mardi Gras in Mobile is a magnificent three-week celebration that is held in the downtown streets of Mobile Bay. Mobile Bay is the home of the first known Mardi Gras celebration in North America, which began in 1703. The streets are filled with live marching bands, floats, crowds, masked riders with great throws including bead

to tour the area in February. Form the comfort of your own car you can view late 19th to 20th century architecture. Near Decatur and Huntsville you will experience the industry and technology that the state has been heading towards. There are 24 antebellum homes, 3 antebellum churches, 2 antebellum working cotton plantations, an antebellum college, post office, stagecoach inn and tavern.

The Mountain Top Flea Market is located in Attalla and features 1000 booths. You can buy, sell or trade all types of merchandise. They are opens Sundays all year round and they get started bright and early at 5 am. The Winterfest is held annually in Guntersville. Here visitors are able to view national artists and their paintings, digital art, sculpture and other fine crafts. Mardi Gras in Mobile is a magnificent three-week celebration that is held in the downtown streets of Mobile Bay. Mobile Bay is the home of the first known Mardi Gras celebration in North America, which began in 1703. The streets are filled with live marching bands, floats, crowds, masked riders with great throws including bea

m churches, 2 antebellum working cotton plantations, an antebellum college, post office, stagecoach inn and tavern.

The Mountain Top Flea Market is located in Attalla and features 1000 booths. You can buy, sell or trade all types of merchandise. They are opens Sundays all year round and they get started bright and early at 5 am. The Winterfest is held annually in Guntersville. Here visitors are able to view national artists and their paintings, digital art, sculpture and other fine crafts. Mardi Gras in Mobile is a magnificent three-week celebration that is held in the downtown streets of Mobile Bay. Mobile Bay is the home of the first known Mardi Gras celebration in North America, which began in 1703. The streets are filled with live marching bands, floats, crowds, masked riders with great throws including bea

l year round and they get started bright and early at 5 am. The Winterfest is held annually in Guntersville. Here visitors are able to view national artists and their paintings, digital art, sculpture and other fine crafts. Mardi Gras in Mobile is a magnificent three-week celebration that is held in the downtown streets of Mobile Bay. Mobile Bay is the home of the first known Mardi Gras celebration in North America, which began in 1703. The streets are filled with live marching bands, floats, crowds, masked riders with great throws including bealebration that is held in the downtown streets of Mobile Bay. Mobile Bay is the home of the first known Mardi Gras celebration in North America, which began in 1703. The streets are filled with live marching bands, floats, crowds, masked riders with great throws including beads, doubloons, candy and moon pies.

In Cleveland you will find the Annual Locust Fork Invitational Canoe and Kayak Race. The Alabama Cup is awarded to the canoers and kayakers who have the fastest total score after three races. The Locust Fork is the first race in the series. The race begins at the King’s Bend Bridge north of Cleveland. In Fairhope you don’t want to miss the walking Mardi Gras Parade for dogs and their owners. The dogs wear costumes and the owners are masked. The proceeds from the parade go to The Haven, a no-kill animal shelter.

In Childersburg, the DeSoto Caverns Park hosts the Valentine Sound, Light & Water Show. The show is presented on every cave tour for this special weekend. Tours run every hour on the half hour. Every February Anniston celebrates with the Annual Black Heritage Festival. There are orations by area students reading poetry, prose and historic literature, African American arts and crafts and children craft workshops.