First Automatic Seafood & Oysters and now this? Lakeview is about to be THE place in Birmingham to get oysters. Learn about the new Half Shell Oyster House coming to Birmingham.
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The Alzheimer’s Association’s 2019 Walk to End Alzheimer’s is the world’s largest event to raise funds for Alzheimer’s research, and this year was no different. Over a thousand supporters showed up to walk through downtown Birmingham. Learn more about this special event.
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Our city is home to some of the world’s most influential women. Learn more about 7 Birmingham women who left their mark on the world.
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It’s the University of Alabama at Birmingham‘s birthday! 50 years ago, UAB officially became its own university. Since its such a special year, UAB will be celebrating Homecoming from October 17th to October 19th–and you’re invited!
Continue reading “Hoopin’ at the Hill + 2 other ways to celebrate UAB’s 50th anniversary with Homecoming 2019 from Oct. 17th-19th”
Last week, the Housing Authority of the Birmingham District (HABD) took a big step forward in the renewal of Southtown Court. The HABD board of commissioners unanimously approved the agreement for the redevelopment plan for Southtown. Here’s what you need to know.
Continue reading “Big changes coming to the Southtown neighborhood in Birmingham. Find out the latest details here.”
In an old warehouse in North Birmingham, local artist Willie Williams, Jr. saw the potential for a thriving art studio. As a result, Studio 2500 is now a venue where artists of all backgrounds can exhibit their work. Learn more about the vision.
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If there is one thing Birmingham loves, it’s food. On November 2nd, the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute is showing off soulful culinary creations from the top African-American chefs at Taste of Freedom. Check out what it’s all about.
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Birmingham has a ton of ways to celebrate Oktoberfest. However, did you know that Our Savior Lutheran Church in Shoal Creek has been celebrating German culture since 2009? Check out how you can learn and celebrate Oktoberfest at Our Savior Lutheran Church–for free!
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Co-working spaces are a great resource for entrepreneurs and small businesses. A co-working space is like a cross between a coffee shop and a library, with a friendly, work-focused atmosphere. Here are 12 locations where you can experience co-working in Birmingham.
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Regardless of the weather, it is in fact spooky season! Check out why Iron City‘s “A Nightmare on 22nd Street” is the perfect place for adults to celebrate Halloween in Birmingham.
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Attention gamers! Did you know Birmingham will be home to the Magic City ePLEX, the first dedicated Esports Arena in the Southeast? Here’s what you need to know.
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Who knew a cemetery could be a fun place to hang out? Birmingham’s oldest cemetery, Oak Hill, is hosting several family-friendly events this fall. You can’t miss them!
Continue reading “3 ways to celebrate Fall at Oak Hill Cemetery, including the Fall Festival”
After years of uncertainty, Birmingham can rest easy knowing that the historic Homewood Pink House and Secret Garden is in safe hands. Here’s what’s happening with it.
Continue reading “Homewood’s historic Pink House is getting bought. Here’s why.”Sponsored
Since their opening in 2015, King’s Garden has grown to serve both King’s Home residents and the surrounding community. On October 5th, the residents invite Birmingham to come out and celebrate the growth of King’s Garden while supporting the ongoing mission of King’s Home.
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Ronald McDonald House Charities of Alabama (RMHCA) partner with the local community and McDonald’s to create change for families facing childhood illness. Here are 3 ways you can support RMHCA on the Day of Change, Friday, October 18th.
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