Here is a treat. Our friends at the Arlington Antebellum Home and Gardens are celebrating Christmas today with music and free admission (with donations encouraged). Despite rain in the forecast, this is a wonderful opportunity to explore the interior of Birmingham’s…
Congrats Bama! Â Now onto the playoff!
With the SEC championship game being played once again today in Atlanta between Alabama and Florida, we took a quick visit to the place where the inaugural SEC championship game was played 24 years ago –Legion Field. It was a…
The Atlantic, one the nation’s most venerable and respected magazines, recently wrote a story in November about a visit to the Birmingham Public Library and the treasures within it. A must read story written by The Atlantic’s Deborah Fallows – The…
Little River Falls is back! From our good friends at the Jacksonville State University Little River Canyon Center, before and after pictures of Little River Falls one of the state’s most iconic waterfalls. What a beautiful sight.
Little over a year ago, the city of Birmingham erected in Linn Park, a statue of a small diminutive woman, sitting in a chair with a law book, keeping a watchful eye over the city hall building. The statue is of…
Yesterday, at 7:30am, it was a chilly 40 degrees in Birmingham.  Bundled and layered up, the farmers, the makers and food vendors were prepared for a slow day as people trickled in toward The Market at Pepper Place. “Magically.” The…
Getting fired up for the Iron Bowl? Check out the history of the “big game” from our friends at Bhamwiki (we highly recommend this website for info on all things Birmingham).
Please take a moment out of the madness that is the Thanksgiving holiday/Iron Bowl weekend and read the following inspirational prayer, poems and passages about our natural wonders here in Alabama and the South. Have a nature-filled, meaningful, memorable, and…