Name: Christmas Card Watercolor Class at The Camellia Room
Start: 2026-09-28
End: 2026-09-28

Daily Grace Food Truck LLC is a mobile Mexican food truck serving authentic and freshly made dishes. They operate primarily in Opelika and Auburn, Alabama, bringing delicious street-style Mexican food directly to their customers. Their menu includes tacos, burritos, quesabirrias, nachos, and more, all made with fresh ingredients and homemade flavor. Daily Grace Food Truck LLC is available for events, catering, and daily service at different locations throughout the area.

Daily Grace

DonutNV is a mobile, interactive food truck concept that is sure to make your next event sweet! Mini donuts are always made fresh to order, flipping right before your eyes! These light and fluffy donut morsels are finished with your choice of toppings. The mini donuts pair perfectly with their refreshing beverage lineup, too! From fresh squeezed lemonade, available frozen or original in 7 refreshing fruit flavors, to NVous iced coffee, hot cocoa, and apple cider, DonutNV has the perfect match to your bag, box or bucket of mini donuts!

Donutnv East Alabama

Monster Sandwich is a local food truck that serves fresh, made-to-order sandwiches and burgers. The high-quality ingredients and bold flavors bring their cuisine to life. Monster Sandwich is here to make every meal unforgettable.

Monster Sandwich

This working courthouse located in Historic Downtown Opelika across from Courthouse Square is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The renovated structure was built in 1896 and serves as a wonderful example of the neoclassical revival style. The cornerstone for this building was laid in October 1896. It replaced an old frame building and was renovated in the late 1890s at a cost of $2 mil. Neo-classical Revival in style, it is considered the most historically and architecturally significant building in Historic Downtown Opelika.

Lee County Courthouse

OA Visual Voice is a contemporary art gallery and creative space dedicated to showcasing original works from talented regional and emerging artists. Through thoughtfully curated exhibitions, artist features, and community engagement, the gallery celebrates diverse artistic voices while fostering connections between artists, collectors, and the community.

OA Visual Voice

The Southside Center for the Arts is a longtime dream come true in one of Opelika's oldest neighborhoods. Innovatively designed as a school building by Southern architectural legend Frank Lockwood, Southside Elementary opened in 1929, and for the next 70 years welcomed thousands of children into its classrooms. Now, this historic structure is alive with the sights and sounds of performing arts, visual arts, literary arts, lectures, arts education activities, and community engagement events. Its central space features administrative offices and a gem of a 300-seat auditorium with lively natural acoustics. The building's two wings house meeting/conference spaces, the Lee-Russell Opelika Senior Center, and galleries for student and professional art. Restoration efforts have been true to the building's historic character with functional upgrades for contemporary use. As a cooperative venture between The Arts Association of East Alabama, Envision Opelika, and the City of Opelika, Southside Center for the Arts will host many exciting and memorable events in the years to come, and continue to grow as an important cultural asset to our community.

Southside Center for the Arts

The Museum of East Alabama in downtown Opelika offers an engaging look at the region’s rich history and culture. Perfect for group activities, the museum features over 5,000 artifacts, including Native American artifacts, railroad memorabilia, and a restored 1904 voting machine. Visitors can explore exhibits highlighting the area’s past and enjoy guided tours for a deeper understanding of East Alabama’s heritage. A must-see for history enthusiasts!

Museum of East Alabama

Located in the heart of Opelika’s downtown historic district, adjacent to the Lee County Courthouse Square, the Museum of East Alabama stands on the original site of the old Clement Hotel. Since opening its doors in August 1989, the museum has become a local treasure, now showcasing more than 5,000 artifacts that reflect the rich history of Opelika, East Alabama, and the state as a whole. Featuring items from both the 19th and 20th centuries, the museum offers a unique glimpse into local, state, and regional history. Each year, over 2,000 visitors explore the exhibits and experience the culture and heritage of East Alabama.

Located in Opelika, Cracker Barrel combines classic Southern cooking with the charm of an old-fashioned country store. Guests can enjoy homestyle breakfast, lunch, and dinner dishes made from scratch, including favorites like biscuits and gravy, chicken and dumplings, and country-fried steak. The attached store offers a curated selection of nostalgic candy, seasonal gifts, and country-inspired décor. With its warm atmosphere and focus on comfort food, Cracker Barrel remains a longtime favorite for travelers and locals alike.

Cracker Barrel Old Country Store

Discover a boutique experience at Precious Cargo, where adorable children’s clothing meets thoughtful gifting and warm southern hospitality. From stylish outfits and playful accessories to books and cute keepsakes, this locally loved shop offers a curated selection that makes shopping for little ones fun and stress-free. Precious Cargo is a must-visit destination for everyday looks, special occasions, and memories that last a lifetime.

Precious Cargo

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Things to Do in Auburn-Opelika

Explore the beauty and excitement of the Auburn-Opelika area, where there is something for everyone. Visit the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art to appreciate world-class art exhibits. Experience the natural beauty of Chewacla State Park with its hiking trails and waterfalls. Take a stroll through historic downtown Opelika and enjoy its unique boutiques and vibrant dining scene. For sports enthusiasts, catch an Auburn Tigers game at Auburn University, known for its spirited football, basketball, and baseball games. Don't miss the Opelika Pickleball Facility, with 24 individually fenced, covered, and lighted courts, perfect for year-round play.

Local Highlights
Auburn University: Known for its beautiful campus and sporting events, Auburn University is a hub of activity and culture.

Downtown Opelika: Enjoy the charm of a historic downtown area with a variety of shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions.

Chewacla State Park: A natural retreat offering hiking, mountain biking, fishing, and camping.
Opelika Pickleball Facility: One of the best pickleball facilities in the Southeast, providing year-round play on 24 lighted courts.

Dining and Accommodations
With a wide range of dining options from casual eateries to fine dining, the Auburn-Opelika area caters to all tastes. Notable mentions include The Hound for its hearty Southern fare and Café 123 for a fine dining experience in a historic setting. Accommodations range from the luxurious Auburn Marriott Opelika Resort & Spa at Grand National to charming bed-and-breakfasts.

Plan your visit to Auburn-Opelika today and discover why it is a prime destination for sports, culture, and Southern hospitality! For more information, visit Auburn-Opelika Tourism.

Auburn-Opelika Tourism

The Camellia Room invites guests to the Camellia Room on September 28 from 12-1:30 p.m. for a watercolor workshop where participants can create a custom Christmas wreath to use on holiday enclosure cards.

All supplies are included, and participants will receive 25 3-inch enclosure cards featuring their artwork and name, along with a digital copy of their painting to use however they would like. Additional cards may be purchased after the workshop.

Christmas Card Watercolor Class at The Camellia Room

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