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History, Art and Culture Come Together in Prattville
Finding an outlet for expression is easy in Prattville. There are many ways residents here immerse themselves in the arts, whether it's painting, sculpture or live performances. Surrounded by inspiring architecture and natural beauty, artists here find inspiration at every turn.Get CreativeAlong with a collection of galleries, events and exhibits throughout the city, there are places where works of art are created. Among the most popular is Studio 101, a pottery studio and gallery. Run by... Read More »
Diners Discover Restaurant Variety in Prattville
If variety is the spice of life, there’s nothing bland about Prattville. The restaurant scene is overflowing with tantalizing flavors, from Southern barbecue to Cajun spiced alligator, Italian herbs to tasty tea sandwiches.Prattville Barbecue & Southern CookingGet ready for some serious eating at Fat Boys Barbecue Ranch. Located in downtown Prattville, the restaurant features barbecue pork, beef brisket, ribs, smoked chicken, sausage and camp stew. Family owned and operated... Read More »
Sports and Recreation in Prattville, AL
There's a good reason why Bass Pro Shops chose Prattville as the location for the first Outdoor World store in Alabama. This is an area loaded with people who take full advantage of the recreational opportunities around them. It's a population hungry for hunting, fishing, camping and boating gear and there are plenty of places to use it all.
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You'll find dozens of creeks, streams, ponds and lakes all within a short drive of the Outdoor World store in Prattville. The Alabama River lays... Read More »
Prattville Coffee Shops Deliver Unique Blends, Foods and Beverages
Home to several locally owned and operated eateries, Alabama is a natural hub of Southern cuisine. The Alabama Tourism Department has recognized the state's culinary advantages by launching a campaign boasting 2012 as "The Year of Alabama Food." This campaign will highlight Alabama's best and tastiest, so visitors can experience what locals savor every day. With access to fresh seafood from the Gulf and unique local recipes derived from deep Southern roots, the Year of Alabama... Read More »
Way Off Broadway, But Right in Prattville, AL
Young and old can enjoy the Way Off Broadway Theatre, which offers performances, lessons and special events.The theater was founded in 2002 as part of the Prattville Creative and Performing Arts Council. The community theater launches approximately four productions annually, including drama and musical theater. Past performances include Steel Magnolias, Little Shop of Horrors, The Lion in Winter and You're a Good Man Charlie Brown. The Prattville Community Chorus and... Read More »
Prattaugan Museum and Archives, Old Prattvillage Honor Heritage
When the mansion of Daniel Pratt was destroyed in 1963, the catchphrase “what a shame” seemed to reverberate around the city.
Knocking down the home of Prattville’s founder seemed to rally people toward a cause of historical preservation, which is the mission of the present-day Prattaugan Museum... Read More »
Prattauga Art Guild Is Local Heart of the Arts
The Prattauga Art Guild is headquartered in an 1890s house on Chestnut Street near the Creekwalk, and the home has become the Prattville Creative Arts Center. The guild previously had a small office in the Centre for Performing Arts building in Prattville.
“The guild is very well respected in this community and beyond, and now we have a spacious building where we can show off what we are most proud of – fine art," said Barbara Simpson, president of the Prattauga Art Guild.
The center has... Read More »
The Party Doesn't Stop in Prattville, AL
Prattville CityFest is an annual summer street party that's been going strong for almost 25 years.The two-day weekend event occurs on the first full weekend in May and begins with a free Friday night concert, then the Saturday activities include arts and crafts, food vendors, and live entertainment throughout the day. There is usually a fun run, competitive foot race and children's art show. Nearly 200 booths are set up during CityFest. Musical acts in the recent past have included... Read More »
Cooters Pond in Prattville Hosts Pet Festivities
Situated in the lush greenery of Cooters Pond Park, Prattville's Dog Park is a great spot for pets and owners to socialize. Cooters Pond is perhaps better known as a fisherman's playground, but its 2.5-acre grassy enclosure is a hound haven. Outside the fence there are picnic areas where owners can vicariously enjoy their giddy dogs' playtime. Like to curl up with your pet and a good movie? Be sure to check out the park's Movie under the Stars. In association with the Prattville-Autauga... Read More »
Fun Things To Do in Prattville
Discover all that Prattville has to offer, from delightful entertainment to scenic natural getaways. Have your own memorable experience with these exciting attractions.1. Take a hike through the flourishing bamboo and other exotic foliage of Wilderness Park. 2. Spend a day at Capitol Hill Golf Club, part of the Robert Jones Golf Trail, which features three 18-hole courses.3. Swim a few laps in the Olympic-size pool at the Prattville Country Club.4. Grab tickets for an entertaining... Read More »
Golfing Nirvana Can Be Found Tucked Away in Prattville
It is golfing nirvana. Fifty-four holes of championship-level golf, all wrapped up within a single 1,500-acre site.
Welcome to Prattville, and the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail at Capitol Hill.
The RTJ Golf Trail is a collection of 468 holes of golf at 11 sites throughout Alabama, stretching from Huntsville in the northern part of the state to Mobile in the south. And smack in the middle is the trail’s crown jewel, Capitol Hill, the only facility along the trail that has three separate 18... Read More »
Cooters Pond Park Lures Growing Numbers of Anglers
With an increasingly high profile, thanks to visits from ESPN and nationally recognized fishing tournaments, Prattville’s stretch of the Alabama River is fast becoming an angler’s paradise.The river always has been a popular spot for local fishermen, but when Bass Pro Shops opened its doors in Prattville, a whole new set of enthusiasts came to town. Add in the city’s successful efforts to market the river as a tournament and tourism destination, as well as its ongoing work in... Read More »
Shopping in Prattville, AL
Shoppers can explore Prattville’s thriving shopping scene, while also enjoying close, convenient access to the many retailers located in Montgomery.Premiere PlacePremiere Place, located at the intersection of Cobbs Ford Road and McQueen Smith Road, comprises 345,000 square feet of retailers.This shopping center is home to popular stores such as Michael's, Bath & Body Works, Kirkland’s and Rack Room Shoes.In addition, the area offers an array of restaurants, including Ryan's... Read More »
Family Fun Thrives in Prattville, AL
Prattville and Autauga County are full of fun activities for families to enjoy, no matter what the season.
The city of Prattville operates a public swimming pool during the warm weather months – at no charge to residents.
The city is also home to a number of soccer, softball, basketball and baseball leagues that help keep boys and girls active and fit. Probably the most well-known league is Prattville Dixie Youth Baseball, a highly organized league that’s open to a number of age groups, with... Read More »
