Another week of events in the Magic City! This time, most of the live music is concentrated around SliceFest or other events. Maybe I just don’t like country music as much as other people. If you like country music, check out our full calendar of events here and see what tickles your fancy! Continue reading “Birmingham Top Things To Do: May 31st-June 6th”
Who knew Birmingham had so many great ways to watch movies and enjoy summer at the same time? Check out these four parks with summer movie series that you won’t want to miss!
Continue reading “A Birmingham Guide to Summer Movies in the Park”
Come celebrate local art on Saturday, June 10 at Fultondale’s Black Creek Arts Festival. This weekend treat is FREE and geared towards the whole family.
Continue reading “Fultondale’s Black Creek Arts Festival is Tomorrow!”
The Birmingham Zoo is bringing you craft brews and BBQ this June. After two years of immense success, Zoo, Brews, and Full Moon Bar-B-Que is back again.
Continue reading “Zoo, Brews, and Full Moon Bar-B-Que June 17”
Daxko President and CEO Dave Gray will be speaking about how he built Daxko into a major success right here in Birmingham! Mark your calendars for Thursday, June 29th 5:30 at Avondale Brewery. It’s FREE!
Continue reading “Dave Gray, CEO of Daxko, is our next BOLD speaker – Thurs. June 29th”
Have you heard of the show Amazing Race? Well, Birmingham has its very own taking place on Saturday, June 3rd!
Continue reading “An Amazing Race that Raises Awareness-Coming Up On June 3rd”
Birmingham has so many great places to satisfy music lovers that we thought you could use a guide! This concert venue guide covers everything from small listening rooms to huge arenas and everything in between. Enjoy!
Another Do Dah Day is in the books. A celebration of our community’s beloved animals, Bham Now photographer Larry O. Gay was on hand Saturday capturing the sights of one of Birmingham’s longest running festivals.
It’s Saturday morning in May. That means you have a choice of two long-running festivals in the Birmingham region. Which one do you choose?
Continue reading “Do Dah Day or the Cahaba Lily Festival? Dogs or lilies… a tough decision”
Let’s be honest, Birmingham has great music and even better music venues. Moonlight on the Mountain, a listening room in Bluff Park, puts a fresh spin on the house concert craze we all know and love.
Continue reading “Moonlight on the Mountain: check out this music venue in Bluff Park!”
Welcome to the Bham Now Nature Roundup’s “We love birds” edition.
Continue reading “Bham Now’s Nature Roundup – “We love birds” edition – May 18th”
Birmingham’s Kiwanis Club has had a visible impact on the city over the past century. Take a look at what they’re doing now to the Vulcan Trial Park. Continue reading “Birmingham’s Kiwanis Club celebrates 100th with new Vulcan Trail Park”
Another week, another top 10 list, and this one features everything from concerts to cars to cycling to cardboard armor! As usual, band links should be assumed to be inappropriate for blaring over computer speakers at work – use headphones instead!
Continue reading “Birmingham’s Top 10 Things to do: May 17th-23rd”
Condoleezza Rice sat down with Bham Now for a q&a on her stop in Birmingham today. The former U.S. Secretary of State was back in her hometown of Birmingham, signing copies of her new 486-page book, Democracy: Stories from the Long Road to Freedom, at the Brookwood Village location of Books-A-Million.
Continue reading “Condoleezza Rice discusses Democracy at Brookwood Books-A-Million”
Have you checked out this season’s lineup for UAB’s Alys Stephens Center? It’s a stellar mix of music, dance and more. Tickets for all new shows go on sale to the general public starting May 17!
Continue reading “Tickets for Alys Stephens Center 2017-2018 season go on sale Wednesday”
