Soprano Diane McNaron‘s Kurt Weill Retrospective, not heard in Birmingham in nearly a decade, will be presented with New York pianist Thomas Bagwell. Bagwell, a Birmingham native who has not appeared here in fifteen years, will open the program with … Continue reading →

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Think of it as your warm up for the World’s Longest Yard Sale in August. This is the first year for this eighteen (18) mile stretch of many different antiques, collectibles, lots of odds and ends. It’s a pretty scenic … Continue reading →

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Head on over to the Birmingham Museum of Art and hear master storyteller Kathryn Tucker Windham today as she tells the tales behind the photographs in the current exhibition, Kathryn Tucker Windham: My Land, My People, taken over a 40 year … Continue reading →

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The ONB Magic City Art Connection (MCAC) celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. This free, outdoor art exhibition festival will take place in Linn Park in downtown Birmingham. Recognized as one of the 12 best art shows in the country, … Continue reading →

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Know Your Money is an economic empowerment program designed to teach 21-40 year old African and Latino American professionals personal money management strategies. The program consists of a three (3) class curriculum to help participants understand their attitudes about money, … Continue reading →

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The IRS tax deadline is approaching, and that means it’s time for 1040 Fest. The event is an annual music festival sponsored by Birmingham’s Central City Neighborhood Association & held across the street from the city’s downtown post office each … Continue reading →

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We’re not the only ones celebrating an anniversary on March 14. Jim Reed Books has known a few locations around Birmingham but still serves as its unofficial Museum of Fond Memories. Definitely consisting of much more than books, it has … Continue reading →

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