Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment

PAUL CORDES WILM - YOUR PHOTO HERE
2023-06-20 - 2023-07-29 | Third Floor East Gallery
This exhibition round includes works provided by Paul Cordes Wilm which will be on view in the Third Floor West Gallery from June 7 – July 29, 2023. Lowe Mill A&E invites patrons and art lovers to join us for Open Studio Night, a building-wide experience that includes closing receptions for all seven of our gallery spaces. This series gives the public a chance to meet and interact with visiting artists and discuss their work as it is on display and available for purchase. Come out, enjoy a pleasant evening, and maybe you’ll find that special piece of art that speaks to you! The Open Studio Night closing reception is Saturday, July 29 from 5-7 pm.
Paul Cordes Wilm is a Southern artist and musician, born and raised in Alabama. He currently lives in Birmingham, Alabama.
Equally influenced by Andy Warhol and (Alabama folk artist) Mose Tolliver, the bright colors (a good-natured nod to the artist’s red/green colorblindness), satirical juxtapositions and sharp sense of humor all make Paul Cordes Wilm’s “Folk-Pop” artwork nearly iconic in the Magic City.
Walk into any number of Birmingham, AL businesses and Wilm’s whimsical characters are waiting to greet you. Wilm also has many colorful murals hiding around the city. In 2015, he painted a life-size Vulcan statue entitled “Forging Ahead” which now permanently resides in front of the BJCC Arena. Wilm also created an eye-popping mural at the Birmingham Museum of Art entitled “Love Is Blind”.
Paul is an adamant recycler, and as a result, all of his work is created using 90-100% recycled materials, from found wood to used house paint to recycled computer ink to junk mail. When he sells pieces, he lets people know these facts, hoping that they might realize that so many items we blindly throw into the garbage can actually be reused in another way.
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Your Photo Here explores the ideas of empathy, identity, heroes, villains, fame, longevity and mortality.

Currently on View: Aaryn Lee - Stillness in Motion
2023-08-02 - 2023-09-30 | North Floor Gallery, 2211 Seminole Drive, Huntsville, AL, 35805, United States
This exhibition round includes works provided by Aaryn Lee which will be on view in the North Floor Gallery from August 1 – September 30, 2023. Lowe Mill A&E invites patrons and art lovers to join us for Open Studio Night, a building-wide experience when our over 150 studios will be open to the public. The evening also includes receptions for all seven of our gallery spaces. This series gives the public a chance to meet and interact with visiting artists and discuss their work as it is on display and available for purchase. Come out, enjoy a pleasant evening, and maybe you’ll find that special piece of art that speaks to you! The Open Studio Night reception is Saturday, September 30 from 5-7 pm.

About the exhibit:
“Stillness in Motion” acknowledges the importance of pausing, embracing silence, and fully experiencing the present moment. Through rhythmic and resonant visual language, I explore the tension and transformative potential that arises from deliberate pauses and repetitive gestures. This new body of work examines the delicate interplay between stillness and motion. Engaging in a somatic process, I embark on a journey of self-discovery that opens up deep layers of emotions, memories, and traumas. With repetitive gestures, I am able to create a space where stillness and motion harmoniously coexist, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in the contemplative experience.
Within this creative space, themes of mental health, trauma, memory, ritual, and meditation are examined, as well as the tension and balance between chaos and order. Layer by layer, the work becomes a sanctuary that offers momentary relief from tensions, traumas, and unconscious actions. This space offers mindfulness whenever it is needed. Life is fast, and my mind often races to try to keep up. The repetitive gestures in my practice provide me solace and clarity, offering a much-needed pause amidst life’s chaos. It is actually within the motion itself that I find the ability to pause, breathe, reflect, process, and think clearly. It is stillness in motion.
My mixed media work on canvas utilizes materials such as acrylic, oil, ink, graphite, and charcoal. My practice thrives on the foundation of curiosity, openness, and experimentation. Through deliberate gestures, I discover mindfulness, while the array of marks captures a visual record of the ever-changing landscape of my state of mind. This approach forms an intricate visual tally of my lived experiences. My environment and upbringing, particularly the overcast tones reminiscent of the Pacific Northwest, and my background in intaglio printmaking, also influence my visual language and palette. The significance of scale gives me boundless space and time to enter the flow state, and as viewers engage with the repetitive marks, layers, textures, and media, I hope that they can encounter moments of transcendence and stillness.
About the artist:
Aaryn Lee is an interdisciplinary artist practicing in drawing, mixed-media, printmaking, installation, projection, time-based media, and performance. Her art tends to be repetitive in nature, somber in mood, and characterized by muted overcast tones that reflect her Pacific Northwest roots. Central to her artistic vision are themes of memory, ritual, body dysmorphia, and the female body. Aaryn engages with the work through a somatic approach that is rooted in experimentation and curiosity.
Born in Honolulu, Hawaii, and raised in the Pacific Northwest, Aaryn has been based in Huntsville, Alabama since 2013. She received a Bachelor of Arts in Art: Art History with a Studio Concentration from Portland State University, and a Master of Fine Arts in Visual Art from Lesley Art + Design, where she was awarded the Stauch-Mosse Merit Scholarship. Aaryn has exhibited her work in solo and group exhibitions at venues such as the Gadsden Museum of Art (AL), The University of Alabama in Huntsville (AL), The Lunder Arts Center (MA), Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment (AL), Gallery 360 (WA), Huntsville Hospital (AL), and Gallery 1:11 (AL).
In addition to her studio practice, Aaryn is an adjunct professor at The University of Alabama in Huntsville and The University of North Alabama where she teaches drawing foundations and three-dimensional design. She has a public studio at Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment, the largest privately owned arts facility in the south, and can be located in studio 325 (third floor south).

Outdoor Market
2023-08-05 11:00 - 16:00, 2023-08-12 11:00 - 16:00, 2023-08-19 11:00 - 16:00, 2023-08-26 11:00 - 16:00, 2023-09-02 11:00 - 16:00, 2023-09-09 11:00 - 16:00, 2023-09-16 11:00 - 16:00, 2023-09-23 11:00 - 16:00 (America/Chicago) and 4 more dates | AL
Join us every Saturday, 11AM – 4PM, from May till October for our Outdoor Market. Vendors from all over the area will present their finest products, whether made-by-hand, second-hand or made by the earth. With our community’s safety still in mind Lowe Mill ARTS &Entertainment will host this event throughout the grounds providing patrons, pickers, and art lovers with an open air shopping experience.

Pan-Seared Ricotta Gnocchi with Herbed Butter
2023-08-29 17:30 - 19:30 | AL
Who doesn’t love gnocchi?! Now you can learn to make pillowy soft ricotta gnocchi with herbed butter in this hands-on cooking class from Rafael’s Table. Abbe will take you through each step of making the gnocchi, as well as the herbed butter sauce. You’ll leave the class not only fully prepared to make this dish right at home, but with enough fresh gnocchi (made by you, of course!)
Class size is limited, and you have the option of having a “plus one” (for an additional charge) who will work with you at your work station.
The class will be held at Rafael’s Table in Lowe Mill in Railroad Room #3 (next door to Pizzelle’s Confections). We look forward to helping you inspire your inner chef!
IMPORTANT – PLEASE READ: Park in the Smokestack Gate parking, which is the gate located in the bend of Seminole Drive. Our classes are BYOB; you are welcome to bring your own drinks and snacks. The class will start at 5:30pm and will last about 2.0 – 2.5 hours. Please be ten minutes early.
CANCELLATION POLICY: With at least 72 hours advance notice, you will receive a refund to your method of payment, minus processing fees. With 24-72 hours’ notice, you will receive a 50% refund in the form of a store gift card. NO REFUND can be given for no-shows and cancellations the day of the class.

Currently on View: Ford William - The God of Avoidance
2023-11-22 11:00 - 2024-02-03 19:00 | Second Floor Connector Gallery
This exhibition round includes works provided by Ford William which will be on view in the Second Floor Connector Gallery from November 22, 2023 – February 3, 2024. Lowe Mill A&E invites patrons and art lovers to join us for Open Studio Night, a building-wide experience when our over 150 studios will be open to the public. The evening also includes receptions for all seven of our gallery spaces. This series gives the public a chance to meet and interact with visiting artists and discuss their work as it is on display and available for purchase. Come out, enjoy a pleasant evening, and maybe you’ll find that special piece of art that speaks to you! The Open Studio Night reception is Saturday, February 3 from 5-7 pm.
About the exhibit:
The God of Avoidance is the collective experience and feelings of emotional-pain avoidance strategies that humans deploy, deified to express the omnipresent powerful nature this force has had on self-taught artist Ford William’s life.
You may be familiar with this god. It comes in many forms: procrastination, perfectionism, workaholism, terminal ambivalence, over preparing, dissociation, addictive tendencies, obsessive or compulsive behavior, phobias, anxiety, self-deprecation, self-sabotage, and many more. It is older than any spoken language, so it does not communicate with words. Instead, it converses in the chemical language of emotions. Its primary goal is to protect us, but in Ford’s case, it was overprotective—taking charge in nearly every scenario and not just when it was truly helpful.
Before identifying this force in his life, Ford’s prior life plans were being derailed entirely by avoidant behaviors. Consciously, he was working himself to the bone to move forward in his life and in his career as an attorney, but the god of avoidance was not on board with these plans. Nothing would ever get finished, decisions were monsters, secondary effects like shame and self-loathing left him spending all of his time and energy symbolically running or hiding. Rock bottom ensued.
After figuring out that his behavior was being caused by this maladaptive pattern inside of him, he made it a priority to get to know his avoidant force; he learned to communicate with it—in its own language, to reduce the contentiousness between himself and it, and to lessen the god’s influence over his own life.
He did so via lots of research, therapy, meditation, etc. But he found that he needed a daily activity that made him uncomfortable that would allow him to practice not avoiding, over-and-over, day-after-day.
He chose to make art, knowing nothing about how or what he was supposed to be doing. Every aspect of it started as a battle, yet he has persevered ever since. It has now become one of his favorite things to do and a great source of joy.
Although relations with the god of avoidance have improved, it remains a present and influential force in Ford’s life. However, each brushstroke, color decision, and piece of art he completes helps this avoidant force to realize that it does not need to be as protective as it has been. Each piece in this show is a tangible representation of Ford’s process of learning to reduce this god’s power while simultaneously expanding his true self. Each artwork is not only an offering to this avoidant force—serving as evidence of his own emotional safety, but also an invitation for others to evaluate their own relationship with the god of avoidance.
About the artist:
Ford William a self-taught artist based in Nashville, TN. He began making art in 2021 and publicly sharing it in 2022 as a therapeutic practice in order to work on overcoming avoidance and shame-based behavior, including perfectionism, procrastination, workaholism, compulsive researching, self-sabotage, and disassociation.
Ford grew up in Houston and spent much of his life in Texas. He went to law school in Dallas and practiced law there for several years before experiencing extreme burnout resulting from constantly having to work around or through his avoidant behavior and anxiety.
After seeking some help and realizing that the avoidant behavior was a symptom of more complex underlying emotional pain, Ford dedicated several years to extensive study of psychology and emotional trauma, learning through self-study and therapy how to exist as a human being rather than as a human doing.
Part of his therapeutic process was to start making art, despite having not done anything artistic since the finger-painting days of childhood. In the two years since starting his art process, Ford has shown in a number of group shows, including La Luz de Jesus’s, “Everything but the Kitchen Sink” in 2023. “The God of Avoidance” marks his third solo show and first time showing in Huntsville.

Currently on View: Heather and Cassie Strauser - H & C ARThibits
2023-11-22 11:00 - 2024-02-03 19:00 | First Floor Ramp Gallery
This exhibition round includes works provided by Heather and Cassie Strauser which will be on view in the First Floor Ramp Gallery from November 22, 2023 – February 3, 2024. Lowe Mill A&E invites patrons and art lovers to join us for Open Studio Night, a building-wide experience when our over 150 studios will be open to the public. The evening also includes receptions for all seven of our gallery spaces. This series gives the public a chance to meet and interact with visiting artists and discuss their work as it is on display and available for purchase. Come out, enjoy a pleasant evening, and maybe you’ll find that special piece of art that speaks to you! The Open Studio Night reception is Saturday, February 3 from 5-7 pm.

About the artists:
Heather Strauser
Hello everyone, my name is Heather Strauser. I have been drawing since the age of 2yrs old. I am a self taught cartoonist and drawing artist. Being a huge television and movie fan, most of art is focused on those two genres. I also love to create art for kids and portraits. I am open to anything when it comes to drawing and my main goal is to make others smile with my skills.
A little back-story on my life throughout the years. I was born in Indianapolis, Indiana and grew up till the age of thirteen in Avon, Indiana. We then moved to Franklin, Tennessee and that’s where I graduated from high school. I was accepted to O’More School of Design in Franklin but then decided that I would rather be doing cartoon work instead of designing clothes. I moved to Alabama in 2010 and got married to my best friend in 2012. 2013 was a big year for us as we welcomed our daughter Cassie (who is also an artist) and moved into a new home. We are serious cat lovers, having five felines, and also two rats. They are my other children. I started an Instagram account a couple of years ago. There you can see some of my other artwork in which I post a picture a day on. If you would like to give me a follow @the_imperfect_arts_studio I would greatly appreciate it. I also take drawing requests as well and again I love to make my followers smile each day.
I really hope everyone enjoys the exhibit I have presented. It means a lot to me to be able to present again at Lowe Mill A&E.
Cassie Strauser
Hi, my name is Cassie Strauser and I am 10yrs old. I really love to draw and be creative. I also enjoy playing soccer and having fun with my friends. I really do hope you enjoy my artwork. Have a great day!

Currently on View: Stephanie Weaver - Animal Tales
2023-11-22 11:00 - 2024-02-03 19:00 | First Floor Ramp Gallery
This exhibition round includes works provided by Stephanie Weaver which will be on view in the First Floor Main Gallery from November 22, 2023 – February 3, 2024. Lowe Mill A&E invites patrons and art lovers to join us for Open Studio Night, a building-wide experience when our over 150 studios will be open to the public. The evening also includes receptions for all seven of our gallery spaces. This series gives the public a chance to meet and interact with visiting artists and discuss their work as it is on display and available for purchase. Come out, enjoy a pleasant evening, and maybe you’ll find that special piece of art that speaks to you! The Open Studio Night reception is Saturday, February 3 from 5-7 pm.

About the exhibit:
In “Animal Tales,” I invite you to delve into a world where animals take center stage to tell their stories; stories of uniqueness, resilience, and what might occur if the underdogs had their day in the sun. This series of oil paintings explores the intricate connections between humans and the animal kingdom, using the whimsical lens of anthropomorphism to shed light on the wisdom and relatability of our fellow creatures.
As I observed the world around me, I couldn’t help but notice the discord, greed, increased narcissism, and general selfishness of human behavior. It led me to ponder: what if the animals represented the way to do things right? “Animal Tales” serves as a mirror to our own world, encouraging us to contemplate the consequences of our actions and the possibilities that arise when the underrepresented find their voices. It is a celebration of the wisdom, resilience, and relatability that animals bring to our lives, as well as a gentle reminder of the potential for change if we pause to listen and learn from the stories they have to tell.
I hope that as you explore “Animal Tales,” you will find inspiration in the world of animals, and perhaps, like me, discover a renewed appreciation for their unique qualities and the lessons they can impart. May these paintings serve as a bridge between our human experiences and the captivating stories of the animal kingdom, inviting us to consider what could happen if we all embraced the wisdom and uniqueness that exists within us and around us.

About the artist:
Stephanie Weaver is the creative force behind the captivating “Animal Tales” art exhibition, is a multifaceted artist whose journey is as diverse as the animals in her paintings. With a background that includes an MBA and a distinguished career in program management for a Huntsville-based R&D company and other fortune 500 companies, Stephanie has seamlessly woven her artistic passion into the fabric of their life.
Stephanie is not only an accomplished artist but also an author, having penned the insightful and instructional book “Art Pricing Secrets: Ethically Pricing Creativity. The Formula That Works.” This book is a testament to their commitment to empowering fellow artists with the knowledge and tools to navigate the art market with integrity and confidence using math, the universal language of truth, over feelings to price artwork.
In addition to her writing endeavors, Stephanie is a co-host of the popular podcast “Artists Soar,” where Stephanie and her fellow co hosts and artists, Rachel Harchanko and Jules McCullough, engage in thought-provoking discussions with fellow creatives, sharing insights into the art world and the creative process. Their dedication to fostering a supportive community of artists is evident in every episode.
Furthermore, Stephanie has gained recognition in the digital realm, particularly on YouTube, where her channel has been steadily growing in popularity. Here, she shares art and art business tips, reaching a wide and appreciative audience eager to learn from their experiences and expertise at no cost to ensure generational knowledge is not lost behind a paywall.
If you’d like to chat with Stephanie, see her other artwork, drop by her studio 270 at Lowe Mill A&E where you can get a custom oil pet portrait or learn from her how to create your own painting in oils.

Currently on View: Clay Eras - 10 Years of Sara Bowen Pottery
2023-11-22 11:00 - 2024-02-03 19:00 | First Floor West Gallery
This exhibition round includes works provided by Sara Bowen which will be on view in the First Floor West Gallery from November 22, 2023 – February 3, 2024. Lowe Mill A&E invites patrons and art lovers to join us for Open Studio Night, a building-wide experience when our over 150 studios will be open to the public. The evening also includes receptions for all seven of our gallery spaces. This series gives the public a chance to meet and interact with visiting artists and discuss their work as it is on display and available for purchase. Come out, enjoy a pleasant evening, and maybe you’ll find that special piece of art that speaks to you! The Open Studio Night reception is Saturday, February 3 from 5-7 pm.

About the exhibit:

For me pottery is a gift of memories. Childhood weekends spent digging up clay from Alabama River sandbars, not making much of anything but loving the squish between my fingers. Memories of painting ceramic and wooden figures in my Gamaw’s duck house, doing Christmas crafts with my Momma, designing mismatched jewelry in high school. Following my Daddy’s footsteps and working for myself, building things. Joy and making and busy hands.
I threw my first pot on the wheel when I was 15. I’d lost my dad to cancer the year before and with him, huge parts of myself –my confidence, tenderness, and volition. It didn’t take long to know that I wanted to keep working with clay. After that first pot, I found any chance I could to work with clay throughout high school and college. When I graduated in 2012, my Gamaw gave me a potters wheel as a gift and I got to work. A year later, I sold my first pot: a berry bowl made with my dad’s rusty old drill bits. Here we are, ten years and lots of clay later, and I’m pinching myself with muddy fingers.

About the artist:
Sara Bowen graduated from Birmingham-Southern College in 2012 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Art History, specializing in Medieval art and religious art pieces. Bowen began working with clay on the potter’s wheel in 2005, during a high school art class and continued through college, with potters like Scott Bennett and with Jim Alexander at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. After learning more about clay and about making a living as an artist, she decided to pursue pottery as a career. Bowen worked in her mother’s garage for nearly two years before moving to Huntsville, AL in 2014 and opening a studio at Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment. She began teaching pottery classes in 2015. In 2019, Sara Bowen closed her studio at Lowe Mill A&E and has been working from a home studio ever since. She has exhibited work in galleries across the state, and her work can be found online at www.sarabowenpottery.com and @sarabowenpottery on Instagram and Facebook.

Currently on View: Raven Armstead - Heavy is the Hand
2023-11-22 11:00 - 2024-02-03 19:00 | Third Floor East Gallery

Currently on View: Kelly Hammann - Duality In Bloom
2023-11-22 11:00 - 2024-02-03 19:00 | Third Floor East Gallery
This exhibition round includes works provided by Kelly Hammann which will be on view in the Third Floor East Gallery from November 22, 2023 – February 3, 2024. Lowe Mill A&E invites patrons and art lovers to join us for Open Studio Night, a building-wide experience when our over 150 studios will be open to the public. The evening also includes receptions for all seven of our gallery spaces. This series gives the public a chance to meet and interact with visiting artists and discuss their work as it is on display and available for purchase. Come out, enjoy a pleasant evening, and maybe you’ll find that special piece of art that speaks to you! The Open Studio Night reception is Saturday, February 3 from 5-7 pm.

About the exhibit:
The “Duality In Bloom” series represents the human experience through fluorescent surreal nature scenes. Each 24 X 24”painting portrays one single larger than life flower. That flower is a symbol of you – the viewer – as you navigate and grow through life’s many complex challenges and accomplishments. Human beings are multifaceted from the inside out, and there is beauty within every inch. The good – the bad – and everything in between.
To further enhance the ever changing state of the human mind, the use of fluorescent paint changes the colors of each painting when exposed to various spectrums of RGB light.

About the artist:
Based out of Huntsville Alabama, Kelly Hammann (also known as Queen Kel The Creator) is finding her place in the vibrant world of conceptual veristic surrealism. Having come from a family of artists, Kelly has been creating in a variety of different artistic mediums for over 20 years. It wasn’t until 2020 that she began her professional career journey with acrylic painting, experimenting primarily with subject matter and vibrant color. Since then, her work has evolved tremendously, bringing whimsical fluorescent elements into surrealist scenes to create eye-catching luminescence. Kelly’s work embodies her interest in romanticizing her life through art and love of color in her dreamlike juxtaposed pieces.

Currently on View: Steve Davis & Lorrie Lane - Big Heads, Small Faces
2023-11-22 11:00 - 2024-02-03 19:00 | North Floor Gallery, 2211 Seminole Drive, Huntsville, AL, 35805, United States
This exhibition round includes works provided by Steve Davis and Lorrie Lane which will be on view in the North Floor Gallery from November 22, 2023 – February 3, 2024. Lowe Mill A&E invites patrons and art lovers to join us for Open Studio Night, a building-wide experience when our over 150 studios will be open to the public. The evening also includes receptions for all seven of our gallery spaces. This series gives the public a chance to meet and interact with visiting artists and discuss their work as it is on display and available for purchase. Come out, enjoy a pleasant evening, and maybe you’ll find that special piece of art that speaks to you! The Open Studio Night reception is Saturday, February 3 from 5-7 pm.
About the exhibit:
Steve Davis:
I’ve worked in the visual arts for over 45 years. This particular body of work, “Big Heads,” uses the direct metal process, featuring forging and fabrication techniques, in creating the pieces.
It is my intention that “Big Heads” will inspire the viewer to consider and reflect upon persons that are meaningful to them. The heads are, of course, larger than life and the possibilities can become endless as they look back at you.

Lorrie Lane:
The inspiration for this series of ‘small faces’ came about accidentally. As an oil painter I rarely use acrylic paint, but I needed to practice with this medium in preparation for a class I offered through another local art center. Using black acrylic paint on prepared watercolor paper, a set of individual and evocative faces began to emerge.
The first set of faces appeared in the summer of 2020, a time when social distancing may have been the impetus to create images of people. None of the faces seemed familiar to me, almost as if they were characters from the past. I set the series aside until 2021, when I painted another set of faces, adding to the group. This pattern has continued. In 2023 I began framing some of the faces, displaying a small group of them at the Columbus (MS) Art Center at my solo show in 2023.
My method of painting this face series involves preparing watercolor paper with gesso, then applying black acrylic paint with a palette knife until a face reveals itself . I use water to lift and spread the paint. I don’t have a particular person or image in mind. I let the paint and method suggest the outcome.
Steve Davis and I have collaborated on several projects over the years. I am grateful to the directors at Lowe Mill A&E for giving us the opportunity to display our work together.
About the artists:
Steve Davis (b. 1951) has made objects most of his life and has explored a wide variety of media.
For many years his focus has been in metals where he utilizes the direct metal process, using traditional and contemporary techniques to complete the projects.
Passion, intellect, and full-force physical action inform his works. He will create pieces from the sublime to the ridiculous, considers himself a creative problem-solver, and has a penchant for logistical nightmares.
Lorrie Lane is an oil painter living and working in Tuscaloosa, AL. She is the owner of Lorrie Lane Studio, a painting studio and fine art gallery in downtown Tuscaloosa. Her paintings are represented by several galleries including Liz Lane Gallery in Hoover AL , Lyons Share in Fairhope, AL, Studio Gallery in Grayton Beach, FL, Taylor Kinzel in Roswell, GA, and nationally by Victor Fine Art. Reproductions of her paintings are licensed by John-Richard.
Lorrie has been a professional artist for 30 years. In addition to painting, she has taught classes through the Studio School at the Birmingham Museum of Art and the Alabama Prison Art and Education Project. Lorrie was a residential studio artist at the Kentuck Art Center in Northport, AL from 2010-2013 and again from 2016-2018.
Lorrie has been involved in the business of art as well. She was a founding partner of the Renaissance Gallery in Northport AL in 1993. She helped institute the downtown Northport Art Night celebration in 1994, an ongoing art event . She was the owner of the Liz Charles Gallery in Tuscaloosa in the early 2000s.

WERQ Dance Fitness Class
2024-01-09 17:30 - 18:30, 2024-01-16 17:30 - 18:30, 2024-01-23 17:30 - 18:30, 2024-01-30 17:30 - 18:30, 2024-02-06 17:30 - 18:30 | First Floor Connector
Who said working out can’t be an absolute blast? Get ready to trade in your treadmill for a dance floor at Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment – because when you’re having this much fun, can it even be called a workout? These club-style workout classes are not just a fitness routine; they’re a celebration of movement and joy!
Round up your squad and join us for the ultimate club-style workout, where the beats are pumping, the lights are flashing, and the energy is through the roof – all courtesy of Your Perfect Party! Picture this: Tuesday nights in January and February, from 5:30 to 6:30, in the First Floor Connector at Lowe Mill A&E. It’s not just a workout; it’s a party that’ll have you sweating with a smile.
But here’s the kicker – your dancefloor maestro is none other than the fabulous DJ Kandy, also known as your Dance Werq instructor. It’s like having your personal party playlist and a dance guru rolled into one. And guess what? All this excitement can be yours for just $10.00 per class!
And here’s a festive twist: these electrifying classes make perfect Christmas gifts! Imagine giving your loved ones an experience that combines fitness, fun, and the thrill of a night out.
Let’s not forget the historic vibes of Lowe Mill A&E – the venue that’s been a witness to countless stories and celebrations over the years. So, lace up your dancing shoes, bring the positive vibes, and let’s kick off the new year right – with a workout that feels more like a night out! Your new favorite Tuesday tradition starts here, where fitness meets fun at Lowe Mill A&E. Let the good times roll!

PLUMB LINE EVENTS PRESENTS: OPEN TO SUGGESTION IMPROV COMEDY
2024-01-09 18:30 - 20:30, 2024-01-23 18:30 - 20:30 | AL
A brand new improv comedy troupe is coming your way! This band of impromptu jokesters have been hard at work rehearsing to bring you a show you’re not going to want to miss! If you’re a fan of Whose Line Is It Anyway? this show is for you!
This event is rated family friendly!

Jess Braden – Derivations
2024-02-03 - 2024-03-26 | Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment
Derivations celebrates the intimacies, intricacies and complexities of the women who wrote my origin story.
