Birmingham’s National Veterans Day Parade – honoring our heroes (slideshow)
One of the annual events that makes Birmingham special is the city’s unique role in holding the Annual National Veterans Day Parade.
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“I’m with her” or we are going to win “bigly” – where to watch election results in Birmingham
So, you support Trump “bigly” and can’t wait to “Make America Great Again.” Or, are you a “I’m with her” – “Stronger Together” Hillary supporter? Where are you going to watch the election results in Birmingham tonight?
USA Today names Dia de los Muertos Festival in Birmingham top 10 nationally (slideshow)
The Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) Festival in Birmingham was recognized last week by USA Today as one of the top ten Day of the Dead celebrations in the country.
Anniston’s Freedom Riders Park and Birmingham’s Civil Rights District one step closer to National Park Status
This week in Alabama, two prominent places in U.S. history will be a step closer to becoming National Parks. On Thursday, October 27th, U.S. Secretary of Interior Sally Jewell will be conducting two public hearings to consider designating both Freedom…
Audubon Teaches Nature begins 26th year with a reptile sampler
For 26th year, the Birmingham Audubon Society, along with co-sponsors the Alabama Wildlife Center, Oak Mountain Interpretive Center, and the Friends of Oak Mountain State Park are presenting the Audubon Teaches Nature (ATN) Series seminars. Exploring and celebrating the diversity of…
What is an American beatboxer and a Siberian throat singer? Magic.
You’ve heard the story. Â So the American beatboxer and Siberian throat singers walk into a bar…. Just kidding, of course.
Bham Now is pulling for Kathleen Hamrick, Jungle Runner!
@kathleenhamrick GOOD LUCK!!
Celebrate #nationalcoffeeday with Bham Now’s Birmingham Coffee Guide
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3 Little Known Facts about the Okra Festival – And Annie Mae’s Art
Fact #1: It exists! The Okra Festival is held annually, the last weekend in August, in Burkville, Lowndes County, AL about 20 miles west of Montgomery.  When I heard about it, I had to go, as fresh okra is one of my…