Winner of the 1963 Tony Award for Best Play, directed by Artist in Residence David McMahon and featuring Cliff Spencer, Melissa Bush Hallmark, Sara Burris and Steven Hatcher, Virginia Woolf is arguably one of the top plays of the American Twentieth Century. When George and Martha invite a new faculty member and his wife back to their house after a stuffy campus gathering, no one knows what lies ahead. *Some mature content “a wry and electric evening in the theatre” Howard Taubman, New York Times

Are you ready for a good comedy play? Well, "Dearly Departed" will be at Homewood Theatre (in beautiful downtown Homewood, AL) April 3-13 and it's going to be a laugh riot!
In February, Homewood Theatre brought you "Dearly Beloved", a play about a wedding gone awry. Now, we bring you an uproarious comedy, "Dearly Departed", that examines that event that awaits all of us... eventually.
This play follows a beleaguered family that proves that living and dying in the South are seldom tidy, but always hilarious. Despite their earnest efforts to pull themselves together for their father’s funeral, mounting bills, bouts of excessive eating, and suspected infidelity keep bringing laughs to the solemn occasion. One character finally says to his wife, “When I die, don’t tell nobody. Just bury me in the backyard and tell everybody I left you!” If you've ever gotten the giggles at a sensitive time, this show is for you!
Tickets are only $25. So, just below to get yours! https://ci.ovationtix.com/35375/production/1198661

(6th-12th Grade) Learn to wield ink to make beautiful paintings. All supplies provided. Please wear something you don’t mind getting ink on, ink does not come out of fabric, we have aprons. Register online at homewoodpubliclibrary.org.

Wright Gatewood & Kassidy McCorkle

This seated dance class invites Parkinson’s patients and their caregivers to explore movement through imagery, creativity, and rhythm. Participants will need a sturdy chair with their feet flat on the floor—no recliners or sofas.

Take time out of your busy schedule for our free yoga classes sponsored by Homewood Public Library. A gentle workout of 15 minutes in the chair, 15 minutes standing with chair, 15 minutes on the mat.  All levels of fitness welcome.  Register online at homewoodpubliclibrary.org.

(4th-12th Grade) Tweens and teens, welcome to crochet circle! This is a monthly event where we will sit our chairs in circles, and crochet together. Experienced masters and complete newbies are both welcome. We will provide all supplies, but you are also welcome to bring any projects you are currently working on. Register online at homewoodpubliclibrary.org.

Ready to move beyond Auto mode? Join photographer Leann Hill in “Snap to Stunning” and dive into the exciting world of digital photography, transforming everyday snapshots into captivating works of art! This hands-on course covers the essentials of composition, lighting, and editing, with practical tips on retouching, posing, and capturing landscapes and architecture. Bring your digital camera with manual control capability, a sturdy tripod, and a computer with Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom. Whether you’re photographing friends, scenery, or structures, this interactive class will help you create images you’ll be proud to share! Artists Bio: Leann Hill is a Certified Professional Photographer (CPP) specializing in cinematic portraiture and commercial photography. Her work is characterized by dramatic scenery with bold, deep colors and features on-location studio lighting for adventurous and epic backdrops. Based in Birmingham, Alabama, Leann’s portrait and landscape work has been nationally published in Climbing Magazine’s 50th Anniversary edition, Paddling Magazine, and the Sheriff’s Star Magazine. Her personal projects include long-exposure nature shots, macro photography of flora and fauna, and candid portraits of individuals aged 50 and above.