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Why Winter's Better In Trussville: Beat The Blues With These Local Picks

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From indoor favorites to outdoor adventures, here are ideas to brighten winter days and keep the fun going all season.
From indoor favorites to outdoor adventures, here are ideas to brighten winter days and keep the fun going all season. (Shutterstock)

Winter may be here, but the fun doesn’t slow down in Trussville. From family outings to seasonal events and easy day trips, there’s plenty around town to keep your calendar full. Just remember to double-check hours, weather updates and ticket details before heading out. And if you want even more local winter ideas, keep scrolling — you’ll find a way to get personalized suggestions based on what you love to do.


Fun Zone

Address: 5960 B Chalkville Mountain Road, Trussville, AL 35235
Phone: (205) 508-3282
Details: Fun Zone packs a full slate of indoor entertainment into one stop, with arcade games, laser tag and other attractions that make it easy to spend a few hours without worrying about the weather. It’s designed for drop-in play as well as birthdays and group outings, with multiple activities running at once. Pricing varies by age and can be found on the website; for extra savings, take advantage of discounted Happy Hours (M-F 10 a.m.-1 p.m. for children 5 and under, M-Th 6 p.m.-8 p.m.).


The Gateway – Trussville Entertainment District

Address: 119 Beech Street, Trussville, AL 35173
Phone: N/A
Details: The Gateway serves as Trussville’s central entertainment district, bringing together restaurants, breweries, live events and seasonal programming in a walkable downtown setting. Throughout the year, the district hosts concerts, movie nights and community gatherings that make it easy to turn a casual evening into something more.

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The Arts Council Of The Trussville Area (ACTA) Theatre

Address: 225 Parkway Drive, Trussville, AL 35173
Phone: (205) 655-3902
Details: ACTA Theatre highlights local talent through live stage productions, ranging from classic plays to contemporary performances. Shows rotate throughout the season, offering fresh opportunities to catch live theater close to home. Information about upcoming productions can be found online, with ticketing information released closer to the performance date.


Ferus Artisan Ales

Address: 101 Beech Street, Suite 111, Trussville, AL 35173
Phone: (205) 508-3001
Details: Ferus Artisan Ales brings a small-batch brewery experience to downtown Trussville, with a taproom focused on thoughtfully crafted beers and rotating releases. The relaxed space encourages lingering, whether you’re sampling something new or revisiting an old favorite. For even more fun, stop by during one of the brewery’s events, ranging from trivia to crafting sessions to “Books & Brews” nights.

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Trussville Playstation

Address: 411 Watterson Lane, Trussville, AL 35173
Phone: (205) 655-1800
Details: One of the area’s largest skate centers, Trussville Playstation combines roller skating with go-kart racing, laser tag and arcade attractions. The variety makes it easy for groups to mix activities without splitting up, whether you’re stopping in for open skating or planning a longer visit. Hours of operation and available attractions vary by day and season; check the website or contact the venue directly for the most up-to-date information.


Birmingham Museum Of Art

Address: 2000 Rev. Abraham Woods, Jr. Boulevard, Birmingham, AL 35203
Phone: (205) 254-2565
Details: Just a short drive from town, the Birmingham Museum of Art offers free general admission to a wide-ranging collection spanning global art, design and cultural history. Rotating exhibitions and special events add variety throughout the year, making repeat visits a must for art lovers. The museum is closed on Mondays and major holidays, with extended hours on Thursdays; check the website for operating hours before heading out.


Pelham Civic Complex & Ice Arena

Address: 500 Amphitheater Road, Pelham, AL 35124
Phone: (205) 620-6448
Details: Just a half hour outside Trussville, the Pelham Civic Complex & Ice Arena brings together public skating, hockey programs and large-scale events in one multi-use facility. The arena hosts open skate sessions alongside lessons and other more structured programming, making it a flexible winter outing option. Schedules and admission details are posted online.


Barber Motorsports Museum

Address: 6030 Barber Motorsports Parkway, Leeds, AL 35094
Phone: (205) 699-7275
Details: Another gem that’s 30 minutes outside town, the Barber Motorsports Museum offers a striking collection of motorcycles and racing vehicles displayed across multiple levels. The exhibits are designed to engage motorsports enthusiasts and casual visitors alike, with changing displays and special events throughout the year. Hours, ticket pricing and other planning details can be found online.


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