The holiday season is celebrated in a variety of ways in and around the Shoals. Each event has individual charm and is sure to create the holiday spirit. Full Story
Children can let their imagination run wild at The Children's Museum of the Shoals. The museum is a byproduct of the creation of Deibert Park in Florence, which was made possible through the donation of the Deibert family farm during the 1990s. Full Story
Dr. Kirk and Lillian Deibert donated the land that is now known as Deibert Park in Florence. The park was dedicated on May 25, 2000, and is a passive park enjoyed by walkers, joggers and many others who want to find an escape even within the city. The Children’s Museum of the Shoals is at the entrance to the park. In the park, you will find... Full Story
Florence Skate Park (aka. Cox Creek Park) has become a popular stop for youths. The park has modern SkateLife Pro equipment, which has a surface used by professionals and amateurs. The surface is consistent regardless of the weather. The frames are made of galvanized steel and welded together to prevent any movement. Equipment includes four grind... Full Story
Funland is a water-theme park, featuring a 328-foot waterslide, a 378-foot tube slide, three kiddie slides and a pool. There are also two go-cart tracks, game room, 18-hole miniature golf course and concession. There’s also a bait shop and barbecue business on site.
Florence-Lauderdale Public Library – 350 N. Wood Ave., Florence. Contact: 764-6629. Hours: 10 a.m.-7 p.m., Monday through Thursday; 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Friday and Saturday; 1-5 p.m., Sunday. Facility is among the most modern in Alabama, with a variety of services. They include a children’s area, videos, thousands of books, DVDs, books-on-tape,... Full Story
McGee Farm A short ride to the country will provide your family with a memorable experience. McGee Farm is where you will find thousands of pumpkins, ranging from 200 pounds to the size of your hand. There’s also a lot of outdoor fun and education. Full Story
Riverfront Park in Sheffield is on the Tennessee River shoreline and offers peace and relaxation. A variety of recreational opportunities are available, including fishing piers, boat launches, docking facilities. Gazebo, picnic facilities, restrooms and plenty of wonderful scenery. A boundless playground is in the park, providing total access for... Full Story
A jewel of the Shoals is found at Spring Park in Tuscumbia. Spring Park is the cornerstone of a lot of history in the city and is used for a variety of celebrations and special events such as festivals and concerts. Full Story
There are a couple of cats living at the University of North Alabama that you may want to take a look at while you’re in the Shoals. These two are a bit bigger than common house cats. They’re actually full-grown lions that serve as the university’s mascots. UNA’s athletic teams have the nickname Lions. Full Story
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