19 weekend events to check out in Birmingham—June 4-7

We’ve got an exciting weekend ahead, Birmingham! Whether you’re hanging with the fam at one of the city’s outdoor movie nights, rocking out at Birmingham’s first official Punk Pride show at Lakeview Marina Music Park or tossin’ bean bags for a good cause at The Big Drip Cornhole Tournament, there’s something for everyone.

Plus, see our guides below for local Farmers Markets and more to experience across the city.

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• Excited about Pride Month? Here’s how to celebrate.
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Birmingham events: Thurs, June 4

1. S’mores & Pours benefiting BridgeWays

• What: You had us at s’mores! This annual event benefiting Bridgeways features a boho-chic wonderland you won’t want to miss. Taking place outside at Avondale Brewing, there will be catering from Taco Mama, a selection of Avondale’s finest brews, pop-up shops and vendors, local artists, raffles, live music from T.U.B – The UnKnamed Band, kids’ activities and even treats for your furry friends. It’s the perfect summer gathering to hang with your family and friends while supporting a local cause.
• When: Thurs, June 4 | 5–9:30PM
• Where: Avondale Brewing Co
• Cost:
  • Adults 19+: $44.52
  • Kids 6–18: $12.51
  • Kids 5 and under: Free admission
• Details + Tickets

2. Cherries & Rainbows Wine Tasting

• What: Toast to Pride Month with a wine tasting at LeNell’s Beverage Boutique. There will be an airy red blend made from organically-farmed grapes available to try, plus light bites. 
• When: Thurs, June 4 | 4–6PM
• Where: LeNell’s Beverage Boutique
• Cost: Free
• Details

3. 14th Annual ArtCard Fundraiser benefiting Oasis Counseling for Women & Children

• What: Join the Oasis Counseling Junior Board for this special fundraiser featuring original art for sale, a silent auction, live music, a light boxed supper catered by Cafe Iz and drinks. Childcare and activities will be available for kids ages 3–12. 
• When: Thurs, June 4 | 5:30–8PM
• Where: Oasis Counseling for Women & Children 
• Cost:
  • Individual Ticket: $35
  • Kids ticket: $8
• Details

4. Moonlight Movies: Inside Out 2

• What: You and the fam can kick off the first weekend in June with a summer movie at Vestavia City Center. Inside Out 2 will be playing on an outdoor screen with complimentary popcorn and Coke available.
• When: Thurs, June 4 | 6–8PM
• Where: Vestavia Hills City Center
• Cost: Free admission
• Details

Birmingham events: Thurs, June 4–Sun, June 7 

5. “Working (the Musical)”

• What: Don’t miss Homewood Theatre’s last show of the season! “Working (the Musical)”—based on Studs Terkel’s best-selling book of interviews with American workers—provides a vivid look at people the world often takes for granted. Nominated for six Tony Awards, this musical features songs by Tony Award-winning Lin-Manuel Miranda (the creator of Hamilton!) as well as Stephen Schwartz and James Taylor. 
• When:
  • Thurs, June 4–Sat, June 6 | 7:30PM
  • Sun, June 7 | 2:30PM
• Where: Homewood Theatre
• Cost: $25 per ticket
• Details

Birmingham events: Fri, June 5

6. Fish Fry Friday

• What: Dine in or order lunch to go on Friday, June 5 at Arlington House in Birmingham. Your meal will include fried catfish, seasoned fries and coleslaw—all made from scratch.
  • Reservations are encouraged—call 205-780-5656.
• When: Fri, June 5 | 11AM–2PM
• Where: Arlington Antebellum Home & Gardens
• Cost: $10 per person/per meal
• Details

7. Central Alabama Pride presents “Bham Punk Pride”

• What: Come out and enjoy Birmingham’s first official all-ages Punk Pride show. Taking place at Lakeview Marina Music Park, the night will be filled with live music, community and local punk and DIY artists with LGBTQIA+ expression. All ages welcome.
• When: Fri, June 5 | Doors open at 6PM, Music starts at 7PM
• Where: Lakeview Marina Music Park 
• Cost: $10 at door
• Details

Episode 4

• What: Enjoy dinner and live tunes on Friday, June 5 at Ferus in Trussville. Local band Episode 4 will be on stage playing favorite classic rock tunes from the 60s to 90s. All ages are welcome. 
• When: Fri, June 5 | 7–9PM
• Where: Ferus Artisan Ales, Trussville
• Cost: Free admission
• Details

9. The OG Orchestra Live: Southern Royalty Edition

• What: Dress your best for this exquisite black-tie affair hosted by Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin. The concert promises an evening featuring the artistic vocals of Mia X, Fiend, Silkk the Shocker, Mac, KLB and the Alabama Symphony Orchestra.  
• When: Fri, June 5 | Doors open at 7PM | Show starts at 8PM
• Where: Boutwell Auditorium
• Cost: $76.74–$178.71
• Details

Birmingham events: Sat, June 6

10. Marvel City Caribbean Food + Music Festival

• What: Celebrate Caribbean American Heritage Month on Saturday, June 6 with the Central Alabama Caribbean American Organization. This annual festival honoring the impact Caribbean people have made on U.S. history and culture will feature a full day of family-friendly festivities, including live music, cultural performances, authentic Caribbean food and more. Tip: A vibrant parade kicks off at 12PM, so be sure to find a good spot where you can see all the magic.
• When: Sat, June 6 | 11AM–9PM
• Where: DeBardeleben Park, Bessemer
• Cost: Free admission + parking
• Details

11. District 2 Fishing Rodeo

• What: Grab your fishing pole and head to East Lake Park for a fun day outdoors. There will be a live DJ, food trucks, giveaways and plenty of chances to cast your rod throughout the day. 
• When: Sat, June 6 | 7AM–1PM
• Where: East Lake Park
• Cost: Free admission
• Details

12. Alabama Pride Hike

• What: The Alabama Pride Hike returns for its second year at Oak Mountain State Park, featuring guided hikes at multiple paces followed by music and community celebration.
• When: Sat, June 6 | 9AM–12PM
• Where: Oak Mountain State Park
• Cost:
  • Advanced, Intermediate, Beginner + ADA Accessible Pride Hikes: $45 per hike
  • Pride Hike Youth Hike (ages 12 and under): $30
• When: Sat, June 6 | 9AM–7PM
• Details

13. Bid Llama Bins & Retail Grand Reopening

• What: Love a good bargain or treasure hunt? This is the event for you! Bid Llama is reopening its doors with fresh inventory and lots of deals to explore on Saturday, June 6. Don’t miss your chance to browse everything from high-end clothing to mystery boxes loaded with surprise finds. 
• Where: Bid Llama
• Cost: Free admission
• Details

14. Funky Food Truck Festival + Market benefiting AIDS Alabama

• What: Get ready to boogie! AIDS Alabama is hosting its annual Funky Food Truck Festival + Market on June 6, and it’s one summer event you’ll want to ensure is on your calendar. Throughout the day, there will be eats from some of Birmingham’s best food trucks, live entertainment, local artisans, vendors and pop-up shops to explore and lots of patio chill time to hang with friends while enjoying a drink.
• When: Sat, June 6 | 11AM–4PM
• Where: Cahaba Brewing Co
• Cost: Free admission
• Details

Birmingham events: Sun, June 7

15. The Big Drip Cornhole Tournament benefiting Hoover Parks & Rec Foundation

• What: Spend your afternoon tossing bean bags for a good cause at this cornhole tournament benefiting the Hoover Parks and Recreation Foundation. In addition to a friendly cornhole competition, attendees can browse a silent auction with proceeds supporting projects that enhance Hoover’s parks, programs and community spaces. 
• When: Sun, June 7 | 1–4PM
• Where: Brock’s Gap Brewing Co
• Cost: Free to watch + participate
  • Register your team
• Details

16. Simply Darling

• What: “Simply Darling”—a touring variety show with Lucy Darling featuring humor, magic and charm hits the BJCC Theatre on Sunday, June 7.
• When: Sun, June 7 | 7PM
• Where: BJCC Theatre
• Cost: $62.90+
• Details

17. Buckethead

• What: See Buckethead live at Iron City as he brings his unique blend of rock, metal and funk to Birmingham on Sunday, June 7. Known for his stunning guitar skills and larger-than-life stage presence, the former Guns N’ Roses guitarist is a summer must-see.
• When: Sun, June 7 | Doors open at 7PM, Show starts at 8PM
• Where: Iron City
• Cost: $46.40+
• Details

Continuing events in Birmingham

18. Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu in IMAX

• What: The Mandalorian and Grogu are back in the newest Star Wars adventure—and you can see it in Birmingham at the McWane Science Center’s IMAX Theater. What better way to see light sabers and space battles than on the largest IMAX Dome screen in the Southeast?
• When: June 1–June 11 | Showtimes vary
• Where: McWane Science Center’s IMAX Theater
• Cost:
  • Adults (13–64): $14.95
  • Kids (2–12): $13.95
  • Seniors (65+): $13.95
• Details

19. Dino Safari

• What: Life-sized, animatronic dinosaurs have taken over the Birmingham Zoo—and they’ll be sticking around until November 1! That’s plenty of time for you and your crew to go on a wild adventure filled with interactive experiences and prehistoric fun. Here’s what you can expect when you visit:
  • 23 life-sized robotic dinosaurs, including a 35-foot-tall Brachiosaurus + roaring T-Rex
  • Dinos move, breathe + roar for a realistic safari experience
  • Get fun dino facts from dedicated Dino Guides
  • + more!
• When: Now–Nov 1, 2026
  • Wed–Sun: 9AM–5PM
• Where: Birmingham Zoo
• Cost: Included in general admission to the Birmingham Zoo
  • Adults: $24
  • Seniors (60+), Military/First Responders/College Students: $20 
  • Kids (2–12): $19
• Details

Events coming up soon in Birmingham

• June 10–July 15: Whimsical Wednesdays: A Regency Summer—UAB’s ArtPlay
• June 11–28: “I Carry Your Heart With Me”—Terrific New Theatre
• June 12–14: Alabama State Games—Participating Birmingham-area venues
• June 13: Birmingham Legion FC vs Las Vegas Lights FC @ Protective Stadium
  June 13: Movies on the Mountain: “Space Jam” @ Vulcan Park & Museum
• June 13: African Heritage Festival @ Birmingham Museum of Art
• June 13: Hydrangeas Under the Stars 2026 @ Aldridge Gardens
• June 13–Dec. 2026: Survival of the Slowest (special exhibit) @ McWane Science Center
• June 14: Together Under One Flag Celebration @ Pelham Cemetery + City Park
• June 14: PrideFest 2026 @ Linn Park
• June 16-21: “Mrs. Doubtfire” presented by Broadway in Birmingham—BJCC
• June 18–28: “Bye Bye Birdie”—Virginia Samford Theatre
• June 19–20: “The Little Mermaid”—Red Mountain Theatre
• June 20–July 25: “The Jungle Book”—Birmingham Children’s Theatre at Birmingham Public Libraries
• July 28: The R&B Tour – Starring Usher Raymond & Chris Brown—Protective Stadium
• July 29: Dude Perfect—Legacy Arena at the BJCC
• August 28: Benson Boone—Legacy Arena at the BJCC

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