Crews finished final setup Friday ahead of the 55th annual Kentuck Festival of the Arts, set for Saturday and Sunday at Snow Hinton Park in Tuscaloosa.
A spooky good time is headed to Birmingham this fall! The creators behind the popular Christmas-themed pop-up bar Miracle on 24th Street are bringing their first-ever Halloween concept to the Magic City.
Enter if you dare! Spooky season has officially haunted Alabama, and these 10 haunted houses are serving up chills, thrills and scream-worthy frights all October long.
The annual Step Up for Down Syndrome Walk returns to Birmingham this October, bringing together families, advocates, and neighbors to celebrate, inspire and uplift individuals with Down syndrome.
Protect your identity and safely dispose of your sensitive documents at the upcoming Shred Day in Birmingham, presented by the Better Business Bureau (BBB) of Central & South Alabama.
Retired Marine Sgt. Kenneth Means visits Shadow Lawn Memorial Park every couple of weeks to clean up the gravesite where his wife’s uncle, a Vietnam veteran, is buried.
Birmingham Park and Recreation addressed fan concerns about extreme heat and other issues during the inaugural Birmingham Football Classic, which took place Saturday at Legion Field.
The Greedy House is New in the Neighborhood, but its mission was established long ago: To identify needs and provide assistance with available resources.
The competition invites community members of all ages to turn their everyday waste and recyclable materials into original works of art for the contest. It encourages participants to rethink what they’re throwing away by transforming recycled, reused or repurposed materials into original artwork.
Birmingham’s Brenda’s Brown Bosom Buddies Sistah Strut is marking its 15th anniversary with a morning of movement, community and life-saving resources.
The 18th Annual Revvin’ 4 Research ride benefiting the Breast Cancer Research Foundation of Alabama is set for Sunday, Sept. 13, 2026, from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Families with autistic loved ones gathered to learn about autism-friendly services available in west Alabama at a health and resource fair hosted by the University of Alabama Spectrum Disorders Clinic.
For some folks, a cemetery can be a sad reminder, for others maybe a little creepy. For Mollie Smith Waters, it’s the chance to tell a story, and connect you to the past.
Terrific New Theatre is conveniently located in Birmingham’s Central City community, and having central tied to it in any way is a great coincidence since what drives the theatre’s mission is accessibility.
Helena’s Buck Creek Festival is back at Helena Amphitheater Park on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 9–10, bringing two days of live music, a fan-favorite duck race, local vendors and kid-friendly activities.
More than six decades after the Civil Rights Movement changed America, a room full of people in Fultondale gathered Sunday to make sure the next generation doesn’t forget what it cost.
The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office and Kiwanis Club of Birmingham have formed a partnership to continue their ongoing ‘Books Not Bullets’ initiative.
The new axolotl habitat will officially open to the public on Wednesday, July 22 when the zoo is open. They’re a creature that the zoo describes as “graceful, mysterious and unlike any other creature on Earth.”
Alabama families will have a chance to save money on back-to-school supplies between July 17and 19 as part of the state’s annual back-to-school sales tax holiday.
Hoover city leaders approved tax incentives Monday evening, July 13, that could help bring new healthcare options and entertainment venues to Stadium Trace Village.
A family found community with a nonprofit organization after adopting their daughter who lived with disabilities. Now, that family is working with the organization to honor their daughter and share her love of books.
Red Mountain Theater's The Little Mermaid uses two projectors and more than 400 precisely timed cues to create an immersive underwater world on stage, running through July 19.
Birmingham is offering a double dose of undersea adventure this summer, with “The Little Mermaid” on stage at Red Mountain Theater and an ocean experience at the McWane Science Center aquarium!
