Don’t miss AirWave, Birmingham’s river conservation block party on March 23 at Good People

ByPat Byington
LAST UPDATED06/16/20

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The bands are set for river conservation’s ultimate block party – the 8th Annual AirWave Festival to benefit Black Warrior Riverkeeper, Cahaba Riverkeeper, and Coosa Riverkeeper.

The free daylong block party on Saturday, March 23rd, begins at 1:00pm and ends at 10:00pm in the evening at Good People Brewing.

Playing on the Main stage for this year’s event will be Ollie G and the Staytight Bobbies, Jake Gibson Band, Park Avenue Band, Hotbed, Brother Man, Ben & Jas, Shaheed and DJ Supreme and Raquel Lily.

Performing on the Acoustic stage are: Susan Lawrence, Mandi Rae, Calliope Pettis, Alexa Rankin, DJ Lee J and Plato’s Groove, Max Norton, Little girl, Tenderly and Emojinull.

Why attend the AirWave Festival? Clean water of course!!

Here is an interview on Talk of Alabama with Black Warrior Riverkeeper’s Charles Scribner and the Coosa Riverkeeper’s Karli Riley describing why we celebrate clean water every year at AirWave.

“AirWave is one of my favorite events because we get to enjoy it with our local Waterkeepers, Alabama partners Cahaba Riverkeeper and Coosa Riverkeeper,” said Charles Scribner executive director of Black Warrior Riverkeeper. Our three Waterkeeper organizations are honored to share support from the Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham, Good People, and all the generous AirWave sponsors.

Sponsors

Thanks to AirWave’s sponsors the event is FREE and family friendly. Below is a list of the latest supporters.

MAIN SPONSOR:

PRADCO

RIVER SPONSORS:

HONDA MANUFACTURING OF AL
BHAM NOW
NEWFIELDS

Birmingham — Photo courtesy of AirWave

STREAM SPONSORS:

BLUE SPRING LIVING WATER
LEVY’S FINE JEWELRY
SALLY & JAMES JOHNSON
MEDICAL PROPERTIES TRUST

TRIBUTE SPONSORS:

HIGHLAND COMMERCIAL MORTAGE
SNOW’S BEND FARM
SALLY & DAN MORRISS
BECKY MORRISS
RIVERSIDE FLY SHOP
CARRIGAN’S PUBLIC HOUSE

Can’t miss event

Don’t miss this year’s AirWave Festival. Now more than ever, our rivers need champions. Learn how you can support the Black Warrior, Cahaba and Coosa Rivers on Saturday, March 23rd and of course have a little fun.

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Pat Byington

Longtime conservationist. Former Executive Director at the Alabama Environmental Council and Wild South. Publisher of the Bama Environmental News for more than 18 years. Career highlights include playing an active role in the creation of Alabama's Forever Wild program, Little River Canyon National Preserve, Dugger Mountain Wilderness, preservation of special places throughout the East through the Wilderness Society and the strengthening (making more stringent) the state of Alabama's cancer risk and mercury standards.