At Toyota of Dothan, we offer a great inventory of both new Toyota models and quality used cars, trucks, and SUVs. In addition to the special deals, discounts, and services, we also offer a special commitment to customers with special transportation needs and mobility issues. Understanding the Mobility Program Toyota Mobility is an excellent program designed to meet the special needs of those with disabilities or mobility issues. Many individuals struggle to find the right kind of transportation to accommodate their necessary adaptive equipment and specific needs. The Toyota Mobility Program was created to provide both specialized mobility vehicles and financial assistance. Those participating in the program through Toyota can receive customer cash assistance for up to a thousand dollars towards the cost of necessary adaptive equipment. Extended financing terms up to 96 months are available. Call us today to discuss your finance needs and get started on the process. Toyota of Dothan has qualified program representatives to help you through the purchase of your vehicle and the vehicle financing process. We will work with you closely on a full driver assessment to determine your vehicle operation needs and adaptive equipment. To learn more about the Toyota Mobility Program, contact our specialists today at Toyota of Dothan. We will help you get the right vehicle at the right price to accommodate your specific driving needs. We can discuss the solutions we offer to keep you on the road safe and ready to go!
The Wiregrass Museum offers a free, fun family day the first Saturday of each month. November’s day will be the 7 th at 10:30am. The event runs until 2:30pm. There is no cost for the family fun and all supplies will be provided by the museum. The museum features a different project each month to keep the experience fresh for participants. It’s a great way to spend quality time with your family members. No preregistration is required to participate. The Wiregrass Museum was founded in 1988. It was designed to improve the quality of life in the Wiregrass area through its collection of art work, exhibits, and educational programs for visitors of all ages. The museum is supported by private donors and is also funded by the City of Dothan. In addition to Family Day on the first Saturday of each month, the museum hosts a variety of events throughout the year including yoga, artist workshops, and special exhibitions. The museum is located at 126 Museum Avenue in historic downtown Dothan, near the Dothan Civic Center. It is opened Wednesday through Friday from 10am to 5pm and Saturdays from 10am to 3pm. Monday and Tuesday hours are by appointment only. Admission to the museum is free. The next big event for the museum will be the celebration of Youth Art Month to be held March 2016. The museum will bring public awareness of the value in art education for all children. The museum has been partnering with local schools to showcase the talent in the K-12 students in the area.
Get into the spirit of fall at Landmark Park on Saturday, October 17, 2015. The event will start at 10:00am and feature a presentation on the harvesting of peanuts as it was done 100 years ago. Visitors get to experience the different sights and smells of traditional farm activities. Indulge in the sweetness of syrup making, sugar cane grinding, and butter churning. During the event, visitors can also participate in fun activities like storytelling and music. As part of the annual Fall Farm Day, take some time to explore the displays featured at the 2015 Quilt Show at the Stokes Activity Barn from 1:00pm to 4:00pm. The quilt show will feature over one hundred quilts throughout the barn including antique quilts. The quilts are judged and visitors can check out the many exhibits, door prizes, and listen to featured speakers. Landmark Park is located at 430 Landmark Drive in Dothan. It features 135 acres of preservation for the natural and cultural heritage of the Wiregrass Region in southeast Alabama. Visitors can get a real experience living life on a farm in the 1890’s. The park features a farmhouse, smokehouse, cane mill, and a variety of farm animals like chickens, goats, pigs, and mules. The park also offers a picnic area, wildlife exhibits, nature trails, and a planetarium. A small admission fee is charged to enter the park. Throughout the year, special events are held including folk festivals, traveling exhibits, concerts, and antique car shows.
