Top Alabama Art & Culture

When in the Shoals area, visiting the Muscle Shoals Sound Studio is a must—an option only available with a guided tour. This tour of the legendary music studio not only shows you where music icons such as Keith Richards and Paul Simon recorded their hits, but also lets you play the actual instruments used by rock ‘n’ roll greats.

Involved in Muscle Shoals music for over 30 years. Employed at Muscle Shoals Sound Studios during early 1980s as Production Assistant to Swamper, Jimmy Johnson; worked in MSS Publishing and MSS/Capitol Records. Interacted with various famous recording artists, producers and session musicians. Served as Curator at the Alabama Music Hall of Fame for over 9 years identifying people of Alabama involved in music and performing research on their accomplishments in music. Created exhibits for the museum, conducted tours for diverse age and interest groups. Represented the Hall of Fame through radio, print media and television interviews, presentations and speaking engagements before civic, school and community organizations. Served as step-on tour guide for various national and international groups touring local recording studios and the Alabama Music Hall of Fame. Private tours also available for individuals and small groups. Listed with the State of Alabama Tourism as Step-on Tour Guide

Montgomery Express tour takes you to various spaces historical sites in Montgomery in 60 minutes. You will visit the governors mansion old Cloverdale, downtown Montgomery, old Alabama town, and unique dining venues. . This is a fun way to get the layout of Montgomery, Alabama.   with  locals. It’s a quick introduction to Montgomery for $13 in 60 minutes.

We will be going on a two-hour adventure through lovely, charming downtown Dothan. Learn about Dothan's unique and fascinating history. Ostensibly, Dothan is just another charming Southern city, with tales of the antebellum South, early settlers and notable residents. However, we urge you to look closer. Dothan is not quite what it seems. Its beautiful and breathtaking architecture belies a very dark past. While we cannot give away all of our destinations lest we ruin the surprise, we can assure you that even for the most pragmatic guests, you will find the tour unsettling, to say the least. For guests who are fans of the paranormal and ghost hunting, brace yourselves for a wild ride. Don't worry - stay with the group and you will be perfectly safe. Don't stray...

Discover the dark side of Birmingham’s history on a walking tour that focuses on the city’s allegedly haunted sites and the incidents that have taken place there. Whether you are a paranormal believer or just interested in learning about a different side of the city, this tour is for you. Plus, traveling with a guide enables you to visit sites most people wouldn’t feel comfortable visiting on their own.

Thanks to its proximity to the Gulf of Mexico, Mobile has some of the best Southern-style seafood in the region—a good problem for first-time visitors figuring out where to eat. This tour eliminates the decision making by letting you sample dishes at five top Mobile restaurants along the Downtown Mobile Oyster Trail. From fresh oysters to scrumptious shrimp, there’s plenty to try; just bring your appetite.

Bring an appetite to Mobile’s LoDa neighborhood for a gourmet tour that blends local history with treats from gumbo to crawfish and praline. It’s a delicious way to eat lunch without limiting yourself to one meal, and you’ll get a delicious look into the city’s cuisine while learning about three centuries of Mobile history.

Birmingham is known for its civil rights history, but matching landmarks to their significance can be difficult on a self-led tour. Visit notable locations, including the 16th Street Baptist Church, Kelly Ingram Park, and the site of the 1961 Freedom Riders attack, and discover their history from your guide. Travel between sites with ease via air-conditioned vehicle, and benefit from the small-group size for a more intimate experience.

Explore Birmingham without the hassle of planning and navigating on a historical highlights tour. In addition to providing stories you won’t find in guidebooks, your guide points out landmarks that visitors often miss if exploring on their own. Snacks, beverages, and air conditioning on board are included for your comfort and convenience.

Private 3 hour tour for up to 14 guests on our heated and cooled signature tour bus! Experience some of the most important sites that defined the Civil Rights Movement in America as well as learn some unique Alabama History.

Visit some of the most important sites of the Civil Rights Movement on a private tour of Montgomery. See places including the Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church and the Alabama State Capitol, and hear about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Mrs. Rosa Parks, and the Montgomery Bus Boycott. Choose either the half-day or full-day tour via private vehicle.

The museum offers 14 gallery rooms, a pictorial hallway, theater, den (social gathering area) and gift shop. In addition, the home is registered as a historic building and affords visitors the opportunity to enjoy detailed crown molding, pine floors and exquisite chandeliers.

What makes this tour unique? The Crusaders for Civil Rights -The Church, The Children and The Community, Birmingham, AL Tour, is a historical, American story that many will never forget. This tour tells the story of the evangelistic support in Birmingham and of the crusade for LOVE - the greatest commandment. We will explore the crusade of the brave children who marched for all our futures and the involvement of the business community that culminated to the passing of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. There are stories and activities that would make you want to cry, and others that would make you laugh, as our country continues to heal together.

Once activated this online self guided tour gives you 48 hours to explore Montgomery's civil rights history. Travellers will find out the famous sights and sounds and the hidden gems to really give you an idea what took place here in the 1950's and 60's. Open the map and explore at your leisure and become a traveller not a tourist.