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Do you know someone with lymphoma or leukemia? Unfortunately, chances are that you do. Fortunately, there is an organization right here in Birmingham that can help. And, they are asking for high school students to get involved. Find out more.
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“We wanted to create an event that would bring people into the Woodlawn community.” That is how Clark Virden of Woodlawn Foundation describes the foundation’s biggest fundraiser of the year, Woodlawn Sunday Dinner, presented by Medical Properties Trust, Protective Life Corporation and Regions Bank.
And bring people in it did. Over 350 people attended the inaugural event in 2017.
It’s time for your weekly roundup of jobs hiring in Birmingham! Check out the list below for 30 new jobs in the Magic City; I’m sure there’s one that is perfect for you.
If you didn’t make it out to Trucks by the Tracks at Railroad Park yesterday, you missed out on a great day in Birmingham. The park was set up with 3 different zones. Each zone was packed with food trucks, drink stands and other fun tents.
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You’ve heard of United Way of Central Alabama. Your employer might have a giving option through payroll deduction. Your neighbor might volunteer at one of the 80 agencies and initiatives United Way supports in Central Alabama. But do you really know what United Way of Central Alabama does and how you can get involved? Don’t worry, we’re here to let you know that there’s an opportunity that matches your interests and your ability to give. Continue reading “Cassidy’s turnaround story and 3 easy ways you can get involved with United Way of Central Alabama”
Birmingham continues to show off with it’s list of fun weekend to-dos. On the roster this weekend? Four festivals — 2 food, 1 moon, 1 Latinx. Oh, did we mention you can board a party bus and sample small plates from around metro Birmingham? Follow that up with a once-monthly bottomless brunch situation for a great time. For the less party-inclined, a teens-and-tech night and a pop-up market round out the weekend. Continue reading “In case you missed it: This is set to be yet another fantastic weekend in Birmingham. Here are 8 things to do this weekend, including Trucks by the Tracks at Railroad Park.”
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What if I told you that you could head over to Vulcan Park and Museum this fall and see six amazing bands play? Oh, and that you’ll be relaxing on a blanket in the crisp fall air overlooking the city of Birmingham with a local craft beer and Eugene’s Hot Chicken in hand? Or perhaps a taco from Cantina on Wheels? Read on, my friend, for how to grab your ticket. Continue reading “Birmingham local, Duquette Johnston, to open at Vulcan AfterTunes on Sept. 23. Find out who else is performing and how to buy your tickets.”
Looking for a job? Check out this list of 24 jobs in Birmingham that are just waiting for your application. Continue reading “Looking for a job in Birmingham? We’ve got you covered with 24 new job listings, including EBSCO Industries, Chesters and AT&T”
The Birmingham Museum of Art (BMA) has named Hallie Ringle the new Hugh Kaul Curator for Contemporary Art. Ringle will be coming to Birmingham from her current home of New York where she works in Harlem at the Studio Museum as an assistant curator. She will begin working at the BMA on November 1, 2018.
Do you have a favorite coffee mug? Or a specific plate you love to eat dinner on? What if I told you you could make your own? When someone told me that I could take a pottery class here in Birmingham, I jumped at the chance. Continue reading “4 Places to take a pottery class in Birmingham, including Red Dot Gallery”
They opened for The Rolling Stones in 2015. Sir Elton John invited them to play at his legendary Oscar party. Their first LP was released under Single Lock Records out of Florence, AL in 2014. They became a band in Birmingham. Continue reading “Birmingham band St. Paul and the Broken Bones records latest music video with BIG Communications at Samford University. Plus, 2 other music videos that were filmed locally”
On the job hunt? Check out this list of over 25 jobs in Birmingham that are just waiting for your application. Continue reading “On the job hunt? There are over 25 new job opportunities in Birmingham, including jobs with EBSCO Industries and United Way”
Birmingham entrepreneurs seem to be having a moment — but then again, it seems like Birmingham’s local business scene has always been rockin’ and rollin’. It feels like new local businesses are popping up every day, so I’ve gathered up a short list one from four different categories: events, tech, retail and food. Continue reading “4 new small businesses to check out in Birmingham, including basic.”
You know the drill: it’s a 3-day weekend and you’ve made plans to take your out-of-town friends to your favorite spot in town. You get ready for the day, you get over to said place, aaaaand it’s closed for the holiday.
Don’t you wish you knew what was going to be open in advance? Continue reading “Labor Day is here! Here’s a quick look at what’s open for business in Birmingham”
Get out your calendars, Birmingham: September is kicking off the fall season with a packed calendar. Here are 28 things to do in Birmingham this month. Continue reading “28 things to do in Birmingham in September, including Artwalk, the Cahaba River Fry Down, the Norwood Craft Bazaar and Vulcan After Tunes”
