List of Alabama State Symbols - Culture

Culture

Type Symbol Year Image
Song "Alabama" 1931
American folk dance Square dance 1981
Renaissance fair Florence, Alabama Renaissance Fair 1988
Horse show AOHA Alabama State Championship Horse Show 1988
Outdoor drama The Miracle Worker 1991
Barbecue competition Alabama Barbecue Championship 1991
Agricultural museum Dothan Landmark Park 1992
Horseshoe tournament Stockton Fall Horseshoe Tournament 1992
Historic theatre Alabama Theatre 1993
Outdoor musical drama The Incident at Looney's Tavern 1993
Quilt Pine Burr Quilt 1997
Spirit Conecuh Ridge Alabama Fine Whiskey 2004

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