Category Archives: Timetable

Global Drum Project with Mickey Hart, Alys Stephens Center

Activist, author and Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart has always been a champion of world music. His ground-breaking album “Planet Drum,” released in 1991, was the first to earn a Grammy in the World Music category. The Global Drum Project Tour, stopping at the Alys Stephens Center Saturday, Oct. 6, brings Hart together again with tabla artist Zakir Hussain, Nigerian talking-drum virtuoso Sikiru Adepoju and Latin percussionist Giovanni Hidalgo for one unforgettable night! Stay for the ASC Social Club POST-SHOW PARTY featuring a Community Drum Circle led by John Scalici. The ASC is located at 1200 10th Ave. South on the campus of UAB.

Cost: $22-52/students $10

Bordeaux Ball, B & A Warehouse

The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation’s Young Professionals Leadership Committee invites everyone to the Bordeaux Ball on Friday, Oct. 5, at B & A Warehouse, 1531 1st Ave. South, Birmingham. Enjoy live music by The Connection, wine and beer, hor d’oeuvres plus a Marketplace and silent auction. Wear your finest cocktail attire, valet parking available. During the event, a special wine-tasting experience will be hosted by Village Wine Market from 8-10 p.m. It costs $10 and you can purchase that ticket at the event.

Cost: $60 in advance/$65 at the door. Tickets can be found online. Head to the bottom of the page for the “register” button.


“Taste of Wildwood,” Oxmoor Ridge subdivision

Shopping for a new home can be rather stressful. The people with The Fred Smith Group and Tower Development want to put some fun in the process. They have a different kind of new home community kick-off planned for the Oxmoor Ridge subdivision. There will be food and giveaways from the restaurants and vendors in the Wildwood shopping area, live music and celebrity sports guests. Preview the homes right now. To find the real ones, you’ll have to drive to 100 Singapore Circle, Birmingham.

Location:
100 Singapore Circle
Birmingham, AL 35211
205.942.6301

Directions

Pompeii Preview Gala, Birmingham Museum of Art

The Junior Patrons of the Birmingham Museum of Art and Crown Automobile present the Pompeii Preview Gala, an exclusive first look at Birmingham’s most anticipated exhibition, Pompeii: Tales from an Eruption. Celebrate the beauty of the rediscovered ancient city with an evening at the museum. Dress in your finest cocktail attire, dance to music by Atlanta’s City Heat, and enjoy Pompeii-inspired hors d’oeuvres and beverages. Complete your night on the town with dinner before the event at Icon Restaurant, just a short walk away in the Tutwiler Hotel. They’ve got a special three-course meal planned for Gala guests. Tickets and dinner details available online.

Cost: $40 per Junior Patron; $60 per Non-Member; $90 per Junior Patron with dinner; $110 per Non Member with dinner

Click here to register to win two (2) tickets to the event courtesy of The Terminal!

Paws Across the Parkway, Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church

This outdoor festival will include music, rescue groups, adoptions, exhibitions, mobile low-cost pet vaccinations, on-site veterinary experts and much more! The event is being hosted by the business community to promote positive efforts in animal welfare.

Cost: Free

Location:
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
980 Huffman Road

Cornerstone’s Harvest Luncheon, The Club

You’re invited to join the Women’s Committee of Cornerstone Schools of Alabama and Strickland Trading Co. for the annual Harvest Luncheon Oct. 11 at The Club. The event begins with a silent auction at 11:00 a.m. followed by lunch at noon. This year’s luncheon will honor Drayton Nabers Jr., former chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court and current chairman of Cornerstone’s board of directors. Sponsorships are available. Individual tickets are $75 each. The Cornerstone Schools, located in the Woodlawn and East Lake areas of Birmingham, serve 250 children in pre-kindergarten through 8th grade. Since 1993, Cornerstone has been a beacon of hope for at-risk children by providing them with educational choice and equipping them with a college preparatory education, a vision for their future and the ambition to achieve this vision.

Cost: $75

“Muse of Fire” auditions, Workplay

The nice folks that bring us Shakespeare at Sloss have announced Round Two auditions at Workplay, 500 23rd St. South, for its 2007 Fall Showcase Benefit performance. They still need a few people for the eight scenes of “tragedy, comedy and history” that will be staged throughout the footpath of Sloss Furnaces. Actors may audition solo or in pairs. All you need to do is prepare your favorite short Shakespearean monologue/scene — no audition materials provided. As it is a fundraiser, the MUSE Fall Showcase does not pay so you’ll have to do it for the love of the Bard. The Fall Showcase Benefit will be Sunday, Nov. 11, from 12 – 4 p.m., with minimal rehearsals the previous two weeks only. Visit www.elizabethofnewyork.com or www.myspace.com/museoffire for more information. To schedule a different audition time or ask questions, please e-mail the director, Elizabeth Hunter, at muse@elizabethofnewyork.com.