Members of the media can contact: Barry Stalnaker at barry@trussvillesprings.com or 205.661.1100.

News

A New Subdivision in Trussville Offers a Reminder that Development and Environmental Stewardship Don't Have to be Mutually Exclusive Terms
Birmingham News - Sunday, September 19, 2010
Written by Birmingham News Editorial Board

Cahaba River Society Praises Trussville Subdivision on River's Banks
Birmingham News - Monday, September 13, 2010
Written by Thomas Spencer

 

Upcoming Events

Trussville Springs Farmers’ Market
Saturday Mornings - Late May through September 2011
8 am to Noon
The Trussville Springs Farmers' Market will kick off its 2011 season featuring fresh, locally grown strawberries and everything pertaining to strawberries. This season will see the addition of a variety of new farmers and vendors and a wider array of locally grown fruits and vegetables and other unique products. AA Farms will introduce to the market a selection of locally produced cheeses, including goat cheese, and Finer Grind Coffee Roasters will bring premium, freshly roasted coffee beans and coffee. There will be locally grown honey, day lilies and other assorted plants, and fresh baked goods.
                                                                                                

Headwaters Festival
June 11-12, 2011
10 am until
Move - Imagine - Feast - Relax
This summer, the most talented artists and the finest galleries from across the state will gather along the mile-long Riverwalk Trail on the Cahaba River here at Trussville Springs. The inaugural Headwaters Festival will provide exciting activities for the whole family. We will MOVE on land and water, IMAGINE in creative ways, FEAST on the abundance of summer's yield and beauty, and RELAX the human spirit. Enjoy art, dance, competitive games, live music, nature, kids' activities, and summer food.
                                                                                                                                               

Cahaba River Fry-Down
September 25, 2011
Sit down, get down, Fry-Down!
The Cahaba River Fry-Down

Trussville Springs is proud welcome the Cahaba River Society back for the 2nd Annual  Cahaba River Fry-Down, to be held along the river here at Trussville Springs on Sunday, September 25th.  Activities will include a fish fry competition, live music, and of course fish for lunch.

Educate yourself at Fry-Down's educational booths and Conservation Stations. Cahaba River Society will provide a variety of educational opportunities for you and your family — everything from fly-fishing lessons to information about building a rain garden and conserving water in your home.

Small Fry: for the next generation of Mamas and Papas. At the designated kids' area, Small Fry will enjoy plenty of games and entertainment, both for your kids and for the kid in you! Some things you can expect:

• - Moon bounce
  - Games
  - Rubber duck races
  - Water pistols
  - Youth boat races
  - Fly-fishing and rock-skipping lessons

Fry-Down isn't all about fun, games and music; there will also be competition. Brave teams will battle fryer-to-fryer (and grill-to-grill) to see who can serve up the most delicious fish and hush puppies. Awards will be given for a variety of different categories, such as: People's Choice, Best Traditional, Most Creative, Best Hush Puppy, Best Team Uniforms, Best Team Name. A panel of judges will rate each contest entry and determine a grand prize winner for Best Overall Fish.