Deals, events, growth + more in Birmingham, June 5-7
What’s happening in Birmingham the weekend of June 5-7? We have deals on delicious local eats, some events to check out, insight on potential growth in Birmingham and more!
What’s happening in Birmingham the weekend of June 5-7? We have deals on delicious local eats, some events to check out, insight on potential growth in Birmingham and more!
Birmingham has made national headlines over the past week following the removal of a confederate monument in Linn Park. The City of Birmingham has shared a fund that will be used for the building of a new monument that represents…
Due to safety concerns in downtown Birmingham today, June 4, several businesses are closing for the day. Mayor Woodfin’s office wanted to dispel rumors that the city is shutting down today. That’s not the case. Learn more.
The arrival of COVID-19 brought global implications that will continue for years to come. Short term, there’s no denying that our local businesses and economy have gotten hit hard. Long term, though—could there be positive effects on Birmingham’s growth? We…
If you ever get a chance to visit the city of Montevallo, the college town about 35 miles south of Birmingham, checkout their colorful array of murals.
Birmingham voices are powerful. So are our small businesses that are essential to the fabric of our city. Showing support for local businesses and our wonderful frontline workers doesn’t have to be a daunting task. It can be as simple,…
Now, more than ever, is a time to educate ourselves on the history of black Americans, their achievements, setbacks and impact on the city of Birmingham and the country. Whether you are brushing up on things you’ve already learned, or…
On Monday night, June 1, the city of Birmingham began to dismantle the Confederate monument in Linn Park. Although the monument had been damaged during Sunday night’s riots, Birmingham has been trying to take the statue down for years. Learn…
“I believe that every person is entitled to dignity and respect, regardless of race or color.” These words from the Birmingham Pledge summarize the mission that is at the forefront of minds all across the nation right now. If you’re looking…
Goodbye May, hello June. Let’s flip that calendar and work together to create a peaceful, prosperous new future.
Early Monday morning, the Birmingham community went to work cleaning up the damage of the previous night. However, the work is not all done—so if you have the ability, here are three ways you can help with the cleanup effort.
Birmingham holds a unique place in the history of the US’ civil rights struggle and the global struggle for human rights. Anybody who lives in the South has to wrestle with issues of race and Attorney Jim Rotch is no…
On June 1, 1871, 149 years ago, Birmingham was founded. On May 25, 2020 George Floyd was killed, on camera, by police officers in Minneapolis, sparking a national and international outcry. Today, city residents woke up to the sight of…
Today, June 1, is Birmingham’s birthday. Here are a few ways you can honor 149 magical years—plus a small history lesson.