The Alabama Department of Archives and History's lecture series: ArchiTreats: Food for Thought, continues on the third Thursday of each month in the Alabama Power Auditorium. Beginning at 12:05 PM, the public is invited to bring a sack lunch and to participate in these hour-long sessions on various aspects of Alabama history. Sponsored by the Friends of the Alabama Archives, the lectures and refreshments are provided free to the public. Please call (334) 353-4712 for more information.

Click on the camera icon beside each entry to view a video presentation of that ArchiTreats program. Video presentations are generally available on this website within three weeks of their presentation.

Date	Topic	Presenter	Video available
January 20, 2011*	The Road to War: January – April 1861	Robert B. Bradley
February 17, 2011**	My Father, Hank Williams	Jett Williams
March 17, 2011*	The Civil War Pharmacy	Michael Flannery
April 21, 2011	To Kill a Mockingbird:  Successes and Myths	Nancy Anderson
May 19, 2011**	The Freedom Riders Come to Alabama	Mills Thornton
June 16, 2011*	Mobile Brass Band Traditions & Mardi Gras	Kern Jackson with a performance by Marcus Johnson and the Bay City Brass Band
July 21, 2011	Alabama Stories: Food and Memory	Scott Peacock
August 18, 2011	Race Relations in Alabama, 1965-1968: A Photojournalist’s Perspective	Jim Peppler
September 15, 2011*	Tecumseh at Tuckabatchee: Fact and Fiction	Kathryn Braund
October 20, 2011**	The Legacy of African American Alabama Gospel Quartets	Doug Seroff with a performance by the Four Eagles Gospel Singers
November 17, 2011*	The Civil Rights World in Alabama, 1961-1962: Reflections	Fred D. Gray
December 15, 2011* and **	Southern Music of the Civil War Era	Daryl Masters with the 33rd Alabama Campfire Players