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Bham Now
Introduction to Stoneware Clay – Part 1: Handbuilding
Introduction to Stoneware Clay – Part 1: Handbuilding. Trinket Dish with feet (Leaf, Pumpkin, and/or Christmas Tree) (Students are free to make the items they want to make during class – it is not required that they make everything listed above.) What you will learn:. Students will learn...
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How Furnace Fest Brought a Scene Full Circle
Heavy music met industrial history on October 10–11, 2026, as Furnace Fest celebrated its landmark 10th iteration. There is no music festival backdrop in America quite like the skeletal ironworks of the Sloss Furnaces National Historic Landmark. Set against the towering, rusted ironworks of Birmingham, Alabama’s Sloss Furnaces National Historic Landmark, the weekend served as a visceral, high-decibel flashback to the golden era of the scene 20 years ago.
insideradio.com
‘The Power of Radio’: Matchbox Twenty Recalls Birmingham Breakthrough.
Matchbox Twenty will launch its 30th anniversary tour in Birmingham, AL, next year, returning to the city where former alternative rock station “The X” WRAX-FM helped propel the band to national success in the late 1990s. The band will perform May 15, 2027, at Coca-Cola Amphitheater, with The...
alpolitics.com
The City of Birmingham to Honor the Foot Soldiers and Activists of 1963 with its AWAKEN 2026: Passing the Torch
Birmingham, AL — The City of Birmingham’s Office of Public Affairs will host AWAKEN 2026: Passing the Torch on Friday, Oct. 30, at 10 a.m. at the Carver Theatre, located at 1631 4th Ave. North. The annual tribute, held during Magic City Classic Week, will honor the foot soldiers and activists of 1963 while celebrating the next generation of leaders carrying forward Birmingham’s legacy of activism, service, and justice.
Shelby Reporter
The Arc of Shelby County, Helena High students celebrate mural collaboration
CALERA — A mural created through a collaboration between Helena High School art students and participants at the Arc of Shelby County’s New Visions Day Program is bringing new color to the Calera Facility. The mural, titled “Celebration in Color,” was unveiled Wednesday, Sept. 30, during a reveal...
birminghamtimes.com
Yonder Walls Mural Festival Aims to Put Birmingham Artists, Stories in the Spotlight
A young Black girl reaches for a yellowhammer, Alabama’s state bird, as cotton transforms into dandelion seeds drifting toward the horizon. Nearby, an artist prepares to paint a first mural after years of creating work in other mediums. At another wall, two Birmingham artists are developing a tribute to brothers they lost, using public art to preserve memories that might otherwise remain private.
vestaviavoice.com
Shades Mountain Baptist Church to host Fall Fest Oct. 21
Shades Mountain Baptist Church will host its Fall Fest on Wednesday, Oct. 21, from 6-8 p.m. at the church, 2017 Columbiana Road. The outdoor event will feature live music, carnival rides, a petting zoo, pumpkin decorating and games. Free hot dogs and snacks will also be available throughout the evening.
baybusinessnews.com
HGTV Names Bienville Square Alabama’s Best Park
HGTV has selected the best public parks and green spaces in every state, and Mobile’s historic Bienville Square received the honor for Alabama, Mobile Bay Now reports. HGTV noted the park’s connection to Mardi Gras while also crediting the recent renovation following Hurricane Sally in 2020. “Today, Mobile’s Bienville Square is the site of the state’s Mardi Gras festivities. This historic park takes up an entire city block and also hosts events like weddings, live concerts and Kids Days. Damaged by Hurricane Sally in 2020, the Square reopened in spring 2024, just in time to mark its bicentennial. Its large trees, iconic cast iron fountain, lawns, benches and paved paths make it a favorite,” the article said. The origins of the park date back to 1824 when the federal government reserved the plot as a city park, and it was eventually named after Mobile’s founder Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne, Sieur de Bienville.
birminghamtimes.com
Actor Leon and Filmmaker Wes Miller Visit Birmingham on National Tour to Promote Legal Thriller ‘Wildcards’
Wes Miller and Leon Robinson knew they had to bring their legal thriller “Wildcards” to Birmingham. The film is currently on an advance screening tour across the country, ahead of its official release in 2027. Miller and Robinson wanted the tour to include stops in cities that played a vital role in the civil rights movement. In August, they screened “Wildcards” in Greensboro, North Carolina at the International Civil Rights Center and Museum. The building — and national landmark — houses the original F.W. Woolworth’s Dime store, the site of the 1960 Greensboro Four sit ins.