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The King’s Canvas is a “creative placemaking” space providing opportunity and access for underdeveloped and underexposed artists in Montgomery, AL.

The Lowndes Interpretive Center is located roughly halfway between Selma and Montgomery along the Trail on U.S. Highway 80 West near Whitehall, AL. The center has exhibits, including interactive exhibits, that tell the story of the history of the Voting Rights Movement, the 1965 Selma to Montgomery Voting Rights March, and the Tent City that housed 20 families over a two year period following the passage of the 1965 Voting Rights Act. Visitors may view the film “Never Lose Sight of Freedom” in the theater.

With a history as vibrant as the state’s itself, the Montgomery Chamber and its members are the largest coalition of businesses in Central Alabama. Since its inception in 1873, the Chamber has been a driving force behind the economic growth of Montgomery and the River Region for nearly 150 years.

The Montgomery Interpretive Center is located on the campus of Alabama State University in Montgomery, AL. Inside the center, exhibits tell the history of the last leg of the 1965 Selma to Montgomery Voting Rights March, the student involvement in the Voting Rights Movement, and the rally that occurred at the City of St. Jude campus the fourth night of the march. A 20-minute film about student protests in Montgomery during March 1965 is available for viewing.

Located at the foot of the iconic Edmund Pettus Bridge, Reflections is a premiere coffee shop, restaurant, makers market, tourist destination, meeting space, refreshing oasis, art gallery, contemporary, historic and local favorite all in one.

The Selma and Dallas County Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Information is the most accurate and most trusted source for community information, localized business resources, and promotional materials for visitors.

This visitor center is currently closed for construction.