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The Print Work of Amos Kennedy

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Created on Friday, 05 March 2010 21:23

Amos Kennedy of Gordo, Alabama, uses the traditional relief printmaking process and equipment to create exciting, thought-provoking artwork. Through assorted fonts, various type sizes and adventurous color combinations he supports political causes and advertises events. Amos and his letterpress are always a hit at the annual Alabama Book Festival, where children and adults alike enjoy crafting their own print creations. In conjunction with this year’s festival, to be held on April 17 at Old Alabama Town, we are featuring a collection of Amos Kennedy’s originals in our gallery. Available for viewing Monday-Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is free.

Jubilee Run

35th Annual Jubilee Run for Cancer
May 25th
Experience the thrill of Montgomery's oldest running event while raising funds to help fight cancer. Register for the 8k run or 2 mile run/walk at jubileerun.org.

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Herb Day

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Herb Day May 11, 2013 @ Old Alabama Town! 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Enjoy this free event featuring an open-air market with plants and gardening items, children's activities, and special programs and speakers.

Oakwood Cemetery Tour

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Why did a vigilante committee hang Daniel Starr? Why is there a Napoleonic soldier buried in Montgomery, Alabama? Join historian Mary Ann Neeley for this fascinating tour of Oakwood Cemetery on Sunday May 18th @ 9 a.m. Admission is $5 for public, free for Landmarks members. RSVP at 334-240-4500.

Rescued Relics

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Rescued Relics, a Do-It-Yourselfer's dream! Find all kinds of historic architectural elements, from mantels to sinks to doors! Open Tuesday through Thursday 10am to noon. 423 Madison Ave.
Love Rescued Relics? Become a volunteer and get first pick!