Axis will challenge your notions of dance and movement by turning the whole concept of choreography upside down. The company’s innovative repertories of physically integrated works feature dancers with and without disabilities. Choreographer Bill T. Jones says, “There is no … Continue reading →

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1966: 8 finalists for the design of the Birmingham-Jefferson Civic Center were announced. 1992: The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute opened. Go on over and make a visit to a jewel in this hidden city. Learn more about what happened today: … Continue reading →

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According to new Catalyst chair Celeste Griffin, Green Third Thursday is “where green people talk green.” The Terminal already uses the new coffee house downtown as an unofficial base of operations, now you can come on out and find out … Continue reading →

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Birmingham’s roller derby team, the Tragic City Rollers, are holding a Bingo game over at Speakeasy 1920 on Friday to help fund their trip to Jingle Jangle Jam on December 15 & 16 in Deland, FL. They’ll be competing for … Continue reading →

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Just in case you missed the streaming video earlier today, here’s the view of the crowd: Photo credit: André  Natta And here’s the part that mattered most today: [kml_flashembed movie=”http://www.youtube.com/v/o84BJFXjQc8″ width=”425″ height=”350″ wmode=”transparent” /] Video: The Birmingham News/al.com

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Those of you that don’t want to fight the crowds at Boutwell Auditorium to see Larry Langford take the oath of office only need to queue up the video on NBC13.com or myFoxAL.com to watch. The fun starts at 12 … Continue reading →

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Screen capture of CrossConneXion.com The result of two weekends worth of hard work and gallons of coffee is up on the World Wide Web this morning. CrossConneXion is the product resulting from the first ever Birmingham Startup session. The blog … Continue reading →

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