Cool clear skies, music on tap tonight
De Armanville, AL · March 31, 2026
Happy Tuesday — sunshine, mild temps, and just enough going on nearby to make tonight more interesting than scrolling the same three apps again.
Local Pulse
US-431 bridge work shifts traffic flow Drivers heading north or south toward Randolph County via US-431 may notice a smoother ride after traffic shifted onto a newly built bridge over Cornhouse Creek. Allow extra time today while crews remove the old bridge and finish remaining work.
Preschoolers get hands-on at museum class Anniston Museums and Gardens hosts its Little Explorers A to Z preschool session late this morning, giving young kids a chance to learn and explore through age-appropriate activities. It’s a short drive for families looking to break up the weekday routine.
String quartet with a twist in Oxford The Oxford Performing Arts Center welcomes Quartetto Gelato tonight, blending classical music with a showy, genre-bending mix. It’s an easy evening outing if you’re in the mood for live music without driving to a big city.
Today's Outlook
- High 73°F · Low 51°F
- Clear and comfortable with light winds — ideal for errands, playground time, or an evening drive to a show. Roads stay dry, but temperatures drop quickly after dark, so grab a light layer if you’ll be out late.
What's On Around Town
Anniston: Little Explorers A to Z Preschool Class
Anniston Museums and Gardens, 800 Museum Dr, Anniston
11:00 AM
A fun, structured late-morning activity for preschoolers, mixing simple science, history, and outdoor time so kids can burn energy while learning.Oxford: Quartetto Gelato
Oxford Performing Arts Center, 100 Choccolocco St, Oxford
7:00 PM
This renowned ensemble mixes classical, folk, and a bit of theatre, making it a good pick whether you’re a serious music fan or just want something different for date night.
Spotlight & Story
- Anniston Museums and Gardens Just up the road, Anniston Museums and Gardens quietly packs a lot into one campus: natural history exhibits, historic collections, and trails and gardens that feel far from the highway. The museum regularly builds hands-on programs like Little Explorers around its collections, so kids see fossils, animals, and artifacts up close rather than just in books. It’s one of those places that grows with your family — toddlers to grandparents all find a corner to claim.
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