The Birmingham Barons defeated the Jacksonville Suns 3-2 at the 12th annual Rickwood Classic at historic Rickwood Field. More than 5,800 turned out for the game during which the Barons donned uniforms from their affiliation with the Kansas City/Oakland A’s … Continue reading →

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The Junior Patrons of the Birmingham Museum of Art are presenting this opportunity for everyone to learn more about the art of collecting. Alan Bamberger is a San Fransisco-based art consultant and appraiser who specializes in all aspects of acquiring … Continue reading →

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Urban Impact and the merchants of Historic 4th Avenue North in downtown Birmingham want to give you ae musical escape this summer. This free event in Kelly Ingram Park includes the following performers: June 1 – The Cobb Sisters Revue … Continue reading →

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UPDATE: Barons win, 3-2! Click here for photos!  Just in case you didn’t know, the 12th annual Rickwood Classic will be played tomorrow afternoon at 12:35 p.m. You can always check out our calendar entry to learn more information or … Continue reading →

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The Birmingham Barons once again take the field at their original home, Rickwood Field (a.k.a. – America’s oldest ballpark!) this afternoon to face the Jacksonville Suns. This year’s game will honor the 1964 & 1965 teams – they’ll be the … Continue reading →

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In case you haven’t noticed, Alabama Power has been celebrating its centennial for a while now. Why not go on over to the Birmingham Public Library today, head on upstairs to the Arrington Auditorium and listen to Dr. Lean Rawls … Continue reading →

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Three commercial districts served by Main Street Birmingham‘s BEACON Program are beginning implementation of a beautification program. Avondale, North Birmingham and Woodlawn have adopted the Blooms for BEACON program, with assistance from MSB and the City of Birmingham‘s public works … Continue reading →

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