Tuscaloosa River Market

A terrific variety of homemade and home grown goods, artwork, produce and plants, baked goods, art, candles, tea, handcrafts...started my holiday shopping early! Don't miss Wallace Homestead all natural body butters, Beyond Essentials loose tea, Udderly natural goats milk soaps, and Abi Brewer fine art.

We went for the Dwarfinator Wrestling experience. Easy parking. Bathroom facilities were kind of hard to access with the way the event was laid out. But that problem. Was dwarfed by the magnitude of the event I witnessed.

I'm here for a work conference awards night and this is a very nice venue for this event. Large and roomy, lovely view over the river. Convenient location with two entrances and exits. The parking is a little tight but workable. There is a biking/walking path between the building and the river... if it's a long event, it's the opportunity to take a walk. And it's very scenic for picture taking.

We went to see a Concert by Candlelight Coldplay. The venue was very nice, staff were very friendly and helpful. Only complaint was the chairs were so hard and uncomfortable

This was the perfect venue for my wedding reception! We opened up the garage doors and let the breeze blow in off the river as we danced the night away! Plenty of room for multiple guests. Gorgeous scenery!

Nice place for events next to the river. Mice outside review view.

Beautiful place to enjoy walking, site seeing, picture taking, and events held. Saturday mornings 7 to 12 are vendors that sell all sorts of items and food trucks.

We arrived at 7:30 and the place was packed. I got these huge bulbs of green onions for $1 each. The tomatoes were $7 a bucket. The yellow squash was $6 a bucket. The blackberries were $8 a bucket. The snap beans were $1 lb. Corn on the cob was $1 an ear. The giant sunflowers were $2 a stem. I wanted to buy some honey, but the prices were too high. A little pint with some honeycomb was $25. A quart was $20. I'll just continue to buy my honey at the supermarket.