Welcome to The Venue at Hidden Falls A Charming & Affordable Southern Alabama Wedding Venue. The Venue at Hidden Falls boasts breathtaking natural surroundings, creating a picturesque backdrop for your special Day. You will be able to enjoy the privacy and exclusivity of this hidden gem, ensuring an intimate and personal atmosphere for your wedding. Our venue offers a range of indoor and outdoor spaces, allowing you to customize your wedding vision. Hidden Falls offers the opportunity to create unforgettable memories in a setting that will leave a lasting impression on you and your guests.

The farm is rich in family traditions and history. The land itself has been passed down for many generations. Nubbintown Farms is unique in its claim in Southwest Georgia. The property boasts 1200 acres of row crop, cattle, and newly added blueberry farmland. Throughout the year you will see the farmers tending to the fields and as they prepare for harvest. Harvest season is particularly special to witness. The farmers harvest vast acres with little to no waste. Life on our working farm is spectacularly beautiful year-round. Depending on the year and season the ever-changing fields make our farm a sight to behold.

Loblolly Farm is a special events center with unique structures and landscapes, suitable for numerous events. Over four decades ago, owner Dulari Smith’s father bought Loblolly Farm in Semmes, Alabama. This sprawling, 400-acre property is named after its primary crop; the Loblolly Pine. The land surrounding the alfresco venue park is blanketed with healthy groves of trees creating a tranquil country setting. Over the years the land went through various transformations and now, due to their extraordinary vision, the event venue was created. Loblolly Farm is truly an escape from the noisy city streets, tall buildings and crowds that many other venues must contend with.

The Cedars is an event venue and vacation home rental that is part of a working cattle farm. Built in 1890 in the Greek Revival Farmhouse style, it still sits in its original location today. Early in 2019, the restoration of the original Nathan Bryan Whitfield, Sr. home began with the vision to return the historic farm home to a public place for sharing its beauty, family history and its agricultural significance with the community and others.By 1890, Dr. Whitfield’s son, Nathan built The Cedars, naming it for a grove of cedar trees that grew between the home and the road, which is now U.S. Highway 80. In April of 2009, Alabama Governor, Bob Riley, and Commissioner of Agriculture, Ron Sparks, designated The Cedars as an Alabama Century Farm. Being recognized as a Century Farm means that the farm has been in operation as a family farm for over 100 years and has played a significant role in Alabama’s history.