Exciting Attractions & Shows. Live Music. All Your Favorite Fair Food. Spectacular Carnival & Kiddie Rides and more! Admission: Adults (13-59) : $10 Youth (5-12) : $5 Senior (62+) : $5 Military (With ID) : $5 Ride Passes  – $25 ​Discount Days: $10 Tuesday (Unlimited Rides on Tuesday,  Sept. 17th) 2 for 1 Thursday (Ride Wristbands are 2 for $25, Sept.

Join us for the 2019 Heart of Alabama Walk to End Alzheimer’s. When you participate in Walk, your fundraising dollars fuel our mission, and your participation in the event helps to change the level of Alzheimer’s awareness in your community. The Alzheimer’s Association provides free, easy-to-use tools and staff support to help participants reach their

Outdoor family storytime. Join your Emmet O'Neal Library children's librarian for stories, puppets, and music in the great outdoors. Venue details 4175 Stone River Rd, Mountain Brook, AL 35213

Stories, songs, finger plays and crafts make up a lively 30 minute program, designed for active toddlers. 24-36 months with a caregiver Registration opens on Monday, September 16 2019 at 9:00am

Fun with Physics and The Science of Sports – Students will explore Isaac Newton’s Laws of Motions and better understand physics through sports. Students will make their own catapults.

(Preschool) Join Ms. Cristina for an interactive and playful storytime to start off the week!

Stories, songs, finger plays and crafts make up a lively 30 minute program, designed for active toddlers. 24-36 months with a caregiver Registration opens on Monday, September 16 2019 at 9:00am

Registration begins 9/16/2019 at 8:30 AM Stories, songs, and fingerplays make up a lively 30 minute program designed especially for toddlers. Registration will begin one week prior to each storytime.    Ages 19-36 months. Registration required and opens 1 week before program.

Registration begins 9/9/2019 at 8:00 AM An hour of hands-on STEM fun with a nature focus. Registration opens 2 weeks before start date. Designed for Ages 5+. Registration is required.

(Parents & Caregivers) It's natural for children to worry at times, and some may worry more than others. Some worries are more likely to occur at certain developmental stages or in certain situations. Learn how to help your child (and when you may need to seek professional guidance).