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Various performances throughout the year featuring professional artists, symphonies, choirs, plays, and other types of entertainment geared for all ages and cultures.  Please visit website for current schedule.

Opened in 2010, this state-of-the-art center houses various performances, meetings, and events throughout the year.  Please call for a detailed schedule.

Opened in May, 2011, this state-of-the-art center houses various performances and events throughout the year, including plays, ballets, and musical performances, just to name a few!  Please call for a detailed schedule. (Attached to the Enterprise High School)

SEADs to Grow Youth Art is a brand new attraction in Downtown Enterprise, brought to you by the Sunrise Enterprise Rotary Club.  SEADS, Sunrise Enterprise Art Downtown, will officially launch October 22nd, 2011. This collection of art will be featured on local Downtown business buildings in the form of cling on displays furnished by the program. The original artwork is provided by local art students, and features art of all age groups. All proceeds benefit the City of Enterprise School System Art Programs.  Featured painting will switch quarterly, so please visit again soon!

Featured Painting: Upside Down

About the Artist: Elizabeth Baker is a student at College Street Elementary School. She loves to play soccer and go fishing with her dad. She says that her favorite thing in the world is art time with her mom. “I like science but art is way more fun because it is okay to get all messy in art class.” Elizabeth wants to be a college teacher college when she grows up.

About the Art: The original is oil on un-stretched canvas.  “I call this painting upside down because it shows something normal in a way we never see it. It is fun to see things different, like when you hang upside down from the swing set the trees look like they are growing out of the sky.” -Elizabeth Baker

To purchase the original:

Current Bid: $8.00            To place a bid: Click here

Purchase a reproduction of this art work: Click here

$8.00 printing, $8.00 Shipping and handling

100% of the proceeds go to support this project and the Enterprise City Schools Art Program

Best known for the up and coming play “The Depot” (July, 2011), Southern Broadway has been attracting audiences for years with their captivating performances.  Dinner theatres production of “Confederate Letters” scheduled in the fall.  Call for group pricing.

Visit this historic cotton gin in Enterprise.  Watch the process of harvesting cotton, making bales, and production of cotton products.  Best time to view: September through early November.

Farm-fresh produce and goods are sold at this country farm.  Purchase fresh fruits and vegetables, jams and salsas, or even freshly made ice cream.  This is a treat not to be missed!

Come and enjoy fresh, local fruits and vegetables picked just for you in this open-air marketplace.  Also a great place to learn about some local specialties.

Founded in 1917, Sessions is the oldest peanut producer still in operation in Coffee County.  Products include shelled peanuts, crude peanut oil, peanut meal, peanut seed, and peanut hulls.

See alpacas, ponies, and much more on this walk-through petting farm open to the public.

Family friendly bowling lanes.  Call for special event pricing.

Roller skating, jump shot, rock wall, glow golf, pool, and arcade games are just a few fun activities you can do in this fun factory for kids ages 5 to 100!

Maintains a collection of over 164 military aircraft, including one of the largest collections of military helicopters in the world.  Public galleries include aircraft from the early days of aviation through today’s high-tech machines flown by Army aviators today (manned and unmanned).

A 640-acre lake that offers numerous recreational activities. Boating, skiing and swimming are favorite sports at the lake. Facilities include four fishing piers, beaches, pavilions, and clean restrooms. Fort Rucker has several excellent lakes and ponds for fishing. Swimming is allowed at the West Beach Swimming Area, open Memorial Weekend through Labor Day weekend.

Historic Building founded in 1903 as a hotel to surpass any of its time.  Registered on the National Register of Historical Places, this is one building you do not want to miss!  Building now houses a fine dining restaurant, bar, bed and breakfast, and a meeting venue.

Downtown society library of historical and genealogical items.  Ideal for those seeking information on Enterprise’s past as well as unique gifts for everyone.

Dedicated to our Men of Army Aviation, whose gallantry and devotion to duty insure America’s freedom.

The only monument of its kind in the world, reminds visitors of the Wiregrass and its agricultural past.

Original Cemetery of Enterprise, final resting place of 40 plus Civil War Soldiers.

Memorial dedicated to the 8 who lost their lives during the tornado that ripped through Enterprise on March 1^st, 2007.

Doorway and hallway include original woodworks from the Enterprise City Library.

Built in 1912, historic church in downtown Enterprise.

Historic church in downtown Enterprise.

Historic church built in 1904.  Oldest church in Enterprise.

“Huey” helicopter standing next to the Wall of Freedom, honoring Coffee County military that lost their lives keeping America free.

Historical Museum housed in the 1903 railroad station, originally built by the Alabama Midland Railway.   Houses artifacts from Enterprise’s unique past, from the Civil War era, to present day.

Houses information for visitors for the area. Highlights include the Little Red Schoolhouse, an original schoolhouse building, and original outhouse, with a historic pioneer building.