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Demetris Curry: 'No need to argue, I put it in writing'
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340 Paintings Trace Southern Rock's Roots at New Birmingham Gallery Show
Craig Legg’s 340 paintings bring together musicians from across Southern rock’s history and the artists who followed them. The collection opens to the public Saturday at East Village Arts in Birmingham. Doors open at 5 p.m., followed by a free 7 p.m. concert by Shoals musician Russell Gulley, a founding member of the Southern rock band Jackson Highway.
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Birmingham City Schools to host All-City Marching Band Festival Sunday
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Marching bands from all seven Birmingham City Schools high schools will perform Sunday at the district’s 2026 All-City Marching Band Festival. The festival begins at 2 p.m. at G.W. Carver High School, 3900 24th St. North. Admission is $10 per person. Bands from Carver, Huffman,...
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Lake Street Dive Announce 2027 Tour
Lake Street Dive announced the first leg of their 2027 North American tour in support of the upcoming album What About Flamingos?. The 15-city run begins Feb. 26 in Waukee, Iowa, with dates in Nashville at The Truth on March 5 and Brooklyn Paramount on March 12. Special guest Snacktime will open every night except Greenville, South Carolina.
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Irondale Golf Project Could Grow Into $100M Regional Destination
Irondale is preparing for a public golf development near Interstate 459, while its backers are also discussing a much larger buildout that is not yet approved or fully funded. The initial Golf House Alabama project, planned near Whispering Pines Drive, would include a public driving range, a lighted par-3 course and the Alabama Golf Hall of Fame.
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Birmingham Public Library to host passport fair Saturday
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - The Birmingham Public library is set to hold a passport fair this weekend for those who need a new passport, have their passport photo taken, and more. The Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport said the fair will be Saturday, Oct. 24 from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. at...
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Trick or Trunk or Treat Guide: 30+ Trunk or Treats in Birmingham for 2026
The Birmingham Area Trick or Trunk or Treat Guide is here !. We rounded up 30+ trunk or treats and Halloween events happening around Birmingham from now through Halloween night. S. Plans can change with weather, so check the event’s page before you head out. Know of one I missed?...
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These 9 Alabama Steakhouses Have Been Hand-Cutting Ribeyes For Locals For Generations
Alabama has a real thing for a good steak, and some of the best come from places that have been cutting their own ribeyes by hand for decades. These are family-run spots where the recipes, the regulars, and sometimes the same servers have stuck around for years. If you want...
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Birmingham Artist Transforms Historic 1911 Cottage Into a Work of Art
Most first-time homeowners rarely move in knowing exactly what they want-especially if they are renovating, decorating, and designing it themselves. Artist Liz Allison, however, is not most first-time homeowners. She, her husband, and their two little boys moved into their Arts & Crafts-era cottage in Birmingham, Alabama, four years ago and have slowly but surely The post This Artist Has Spent Four Years Turning Her 1911 Alabama Cottage Into a Work of Art first appeared on Homeworthy.
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HalloweenFest being held at Hoover’s Finley Center
HOOVER, Ala. (WIAT) — The Hoover Met Complex is hosting a free Halloween event on Thursday, Oct. 29. HalloweenFest will be held from 4:30-7:30 p.m. at the Finley Center. The event is free to attend, and it is being presented alongside the Hoover Police and Fire Departments’ Public Safety Night Out. The event will feature […]
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'A real gathering spot': Irondale tees up $100M golf vision
IRONDALE, Ala. (WBMA) — A major golf and recreation development could eventually bring more than $100 million in investment to Irondale, transforming property near Interstate 459 into a destination for golfers, families and visitors. The plans include a public driving range, a lighted par-3 golf course, a dedicated Alabama...
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Alabama town faces 1910 comet in 'Beneath a Fallen Sky' | DON NOBLE
Once in a while you begin reading a novel and it strikes you: This writer has created a really good situation — the right setting, characters and historical moment. This will work! So it was with Scott Gould’s seventh novel, “Beneath a Fallen Sky.” Set mostly in Fort Payne, Alabama, and on Sand Mountain, there are references to Fyffe, Clyde, Ider, Ten Broek, Geraldine and Buck’s Pocket. Not much literature has been set in these spots. The novel opens on Tuesday, May 17, 1910, three days before Halley’s Comet will, one hopes, pass close by but not hit, the Earth. These North Alabamians are plenty worried. Will the comet strike them or will they be killed by what they believe to be poison gases in the comet’s tail? Different folk prepare for this event, long prophesied by their preachers, in different ways. Some go down to the creek and get baptized by Aunt Zona. More: Why Anne George defined Alabama mystery novels | DON NOBLE For her, it’s business. She’s not a real preacher, but so what. Zona McCracken has enhanced her religious credentials by prodigious quoting of scripture, which she makes up to suit the occasion. This day she
Bham Now
New antique store + art gallery opening on Morris Avenue, October 29
A new spot for one-of-a-kind vintage treasures and nostalgic, locally made artwork is opening soon in downtown Birmingham. Located on historic Morris Avenue, Nostalgic on Morris is a new antique store and art gallery with an eclectic mix of vintage collectibles, mid-century design and work from local artists. Bham Now met with owners Rodney Tucker and Billy Connelley for a sneak peek at the new shop ahead of its soft opening weekend starting Thursday, October 29.
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Eggy Reinvents ‘Franklin’s Tower’ In 1st Performance In Over 8 Years
Eggy brought a new arrangement to a long-absent Grateful Dead cover on Wednesday at Lakeview Marina Outdoor Music Park in Birmingham, Alabama. The quartet closed its second set with a synth-driven “Franklin’s Tower,” playing the song for the first time in more than eight years. According to...
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Birmingham Civil Rights Institute Honors All 14 Alabama HBCUs in New Exhibit
Alabama has more historically Black colleges and universities than any other state in the country, and starting this Friday, the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute is giving all 14 of them a dedicated spotlight. The new exhibit, called “Historically Black,” opens Oct. 23 in the Odessa Woolfolk Gallery and runs through Dec. 12, showcasing memorabilia, archival photos and artifacts that trace nearly 160 years of achievements and traditions across the state's HBCU network.