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Experience Drury’s comfortable rooms, award-winning service and many free extras. The Drury Inn & Suites offers easy access to famous local attractions, including the Birmingham Zoo, Birmingham Civil Rights Institute and Talladega Superspeedway.

Rest up in our historic Tutwiler building, minutes off I-20. We're a short walk from downtown Birmingham's Convention Center, Museum of Art, and Civil Rights Institute. Grab a bite to eat in the neighborhood. Free hot breakfast, free WiFi, and fitnes...

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Located in the heart of downtown, The Redmont Hotel is the oldest hotel in Birmingham, Alabama. Newly restored, the 14-story historic landmark features 120 newly renovated guest rooms that embrace the glamour of the 1920's. The Redmont Ho...

Choral Evensong, 5:30 p.m., sung by the Cathedral Choir, under the direction of Frederick Teardo.

A free, 30-minute concert at the Cathedral Church of the Advent (Episcopal), by Rhonda Sider Edgington, organ, and Brian Reichenbach, trumpet.

In 1927, a new cultural destination opened its doors in Birmingham. This intimate theater brought together a wide range of the community’s residents to enjoy thought-provoking new performances and soul-stirring classics. Much has changed about Birmin...

An outdoor, eco-creative festival exploring Nature, SmartLIVING, Art + Design & more at The Preserve in Hoover. Over 200 juried artists inspired by nature, a smart living market & sweetery, outdoor activities, the Beer Garden craft tasting event, mus...

Moss Rock Festival’s Beer Garden Craft Tasting Event spotlights a great selection of craft brews from Birmingham, the state of Alabama, and beyond including a cask garden, some bio-dynamic wines, tasty beer snacks, football games of the day on screen...

Join us on Tuesday, Nov. 9 at 7 pm to enjoy a night of great music — new songs and classics!

In 1982, President Ronald Reagan granted Weeks the Presidential Citizenship Medal, recognizing him as the driving force behind the national holiday and the “Father of Veterans Day.” Weeks led the first National Veterans Day Parade in 1947 in Birmingh...

In 1982, President Ronald Reagan granted Weeks the Presidential Citizenship Medal, recognizing him as the driving force behind the national holiday and the “Father of Veterans Day.” Weeks led the first National Veterans Day Parade in 1947 in Birming...

Chris’ newest album, “Laysongs,” was released in June 2021. Join us November 16 at 7pm to hear it all!

In April 2012, the Alabama School of Fine Arts in Birmingham raised the curtain on a new, 500-seat theater. Named after a beloved member of the ASFA Foundation, the Dorothy Jemison Day Theater is a versatile proscenium venue that can accomodate stage...

This art-deco museum honors great jazz artists with ties to the state of Alabama.

“Stunning,” “Sparkling,” and “Dynamic” are the terms most used by the news media to describe UAB’s Abroms-Engel Institute for the Visual Arts with its “soaring, glassed-in atrium.” We invite you to visit our exhibitions and permanent collections.

Laura Levie is a Birmingham-based artist who has been painting for more than 30 years. In her watercolor illustrations, she likes to tell stories, using animals, nostalgic objects and nature to impart the joyful, reflective and transcendent moments i...

The Birmingham Ghost Walk is a 2 - 2 1/2 hour tour through the dark and fascinating history of Birmingham, Alabama. Early pioneers and investors, colorful characters, madams and priests, murderers and ministers - sometimes all rolled into one!

Original memorabilia from 323 inductees, including Coach Paul "Bear" Bryant, Nick Saban, Bobby Bowden, Hank Aaron, Willie Mays, boxer Joe Louis Barrow, track and field greats Jesse Owens and Carl Lewis. Theater, touch-screen videos.

Founded 1987 to recognize men who have had significant impact on state, country, world. Honored with bronze plaques displayed in Davis Library/Samford University.

Home of the Birmingham Barons.

Powered parachute flights, aircraft sales and pilot training.