Tomorrow Gallery 905 will host an opening reception for a solo exhibition titled "When a Door Opens Widows Do Too" featuring artist Jude Anogwih. 

The 2021 Central Alabama Fair is next week and for the first time, it will be held in the summer.

Applications for the Alabama Arts Recovery Program and other efforts to assist arts organizations are open. 

The July 1st Saturday Selma event will take place tomorrow with multiple art galleries taking part. 

Alabama Black Belt Adventures is taking entries for its second annual Best Black Belt Dog Photo Contest. 

The Selma Art Guild (SAG) held its Summer Show reception and recognized prize-winning artists Sunday, June 6 from 2-4 p.m. at the SAG Gallery located at 508 Selma Ave. and awarded prize checks.

The Black Belt Community Foundation is announcing its 2021 Arts Grant Cycle. Community-based organizations from Bullock, Choctaw, Dallas, Greene, Hale, Lowndes, Macon, Marengo, Perry, Pickens, Sumter, and Wilcox Counties are encouraged to apply.

Artists Trés and Helene Taylor recently moved from Birmingham to Selma with a vision to uplift the community and the arts.

When purchasing seeds in the store, there is a general trust that what is on the packet is what will grow. Various sellers offer almost any seed the heart desires on online “yard sale” websites. But can buyers trust these online “yard sale” seed purchases?

Blackbelt Benefit Group (BBG) will return to First Saturday Selma this weekend with live music after an absence due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

In spite of the bad weather, 25 boats launched from Roland Cooper State Park Saturday April 24th for the 4th annual Selma Area Food Bank Bass Tournament Fundraiser. Tournament Director Jebb Harrison said he was very pleased with the turnout.

ArtsRevive will provide a “Create Space” to artists of any discipline beginning June 1 on a first come, first serve basis for a minimal rent of $100 per month.

I’m not sure what it is about a big ol’ pot of chicken and dumplings, but sometimes there’s just nothing that fills your stomach and warms your soul quite like it. It’s got to be one of my favorite comfort foods. And while there are plenty of shortcuts out there (and y’all know I love a shor…

AUBURN UNIVERSITY, Ala. —Composting is often associated with the hot, summer months. Contrary to popular belief, composting is a process that continues through every season in Alabama, whether in a backyard bin or a woodland forest. Composting year-round diminishes waste sent to landfills, a…

Tabernacle Baptist Church in Selma has been added to the National Parks Service's African American Civil Rights Network or AACRN. 

The Selma Art Guild’s (SAG) February featured artist show and reception held in honor of photographer and artist Ronald Nutt on Feb. 28 at the SAG Galley proved a huge success, with many pieces of his work being sold.

Selma Art Guild will hold an exhibition titled "Full Circle: Photography in Motion" to benefit Sabra, a program for victims of domestic violence. 

AUBURN UNIVERSITY, Ala. - Winter bulbs serve as remedy to the winter blues until spring. However, what if the bulbs simply refuse to bloom? For those who planted winter bulbs and have yet to see results, Lucy Edwards, an Alabama Extension home grounds, gardens and home pests regional agent, …

The food at The Sterling is excellent. The plates the food is served on are pretty special, too.

The 19th Annual Roots and Wings event won't be until April but Arts Revive is taking submissions for the art show featuring works from both Alabama and outside of the state. 

Friends! It’s getting soupy up in here. COZY TIME!

A photograph of downtown Selma decorated for Christmas in the Selma Sun reminded Laura McDowell of her hometown, and she knew that it had to be painted.

This fudgy brownie tart might be the first thing on my wish list this year. Clothing trends change and new technology eventually wears old, but chocolate remains one of the few simple pleasures that never goes out of style.

As we head into 2021, adults and kids alike may still be enjoying the excitement of digital devices received as gifts over the holidays. However, the new year is always a great time for a reset, so alongside those new devices, consider adopting some new digital habits.

An astronaut finds a dog on the moon and brings it home to his family.

Hunters Helping the Hungry has provided more than a half-million pounds of ground venison to those in need in Alabama, and the Alabama Black Belt Adventures Association (ALBBAA) is encouraging hunters to make a special effort to donate harvested deer to the program during the Martin Luther K…

When I was growing up, Mom made cabbage quite often. It was cheap and we all liked it a lot. I remember she would always cut out the core and leave it for Dad and me. And while it’s not like we would eat the stem, we would race to see who could get to the core first. We both love the crunch …

Christmas has come and gone and for the majority of Dallas County residents as well as others, our thoughts have turned to the New Year. While looking at social media posts, it is clear that lots of people are ready to put this year to rest.

The year 2020 was supposed to be a big one for fans who had reached capacity on reruns of the hit show “Friends.”

Black Belt Treasures Cultural Arts Center will host a presentation on architecture in the Black Belt region as part of its Pride of Place series.