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Barber Vintage Festival

Barber Vintage Festival

Oct 7th 2022 - Oct 9th 2022Visit website for event schedule

Birmingham

The Annual Barber Vintage Festival is October 7 - 9, 2022 at Barber Motorsports Park. This is a celebration of vintage motorcycles and one of the largest motorcycle festivals in the world. Over 80,000 spectators are onsite to enjoy three-days of vintage motorcycle racing, fan zone, stunt shows, swap meet with over 600 vendors and demo rides. The Park is also home to the Barber Vintage Motorcycle Museum, featuring the world’s largest vintage motorcycle collection. During the weekend, the Museum is open with extended hours and features seminars, speakers and demonstrations.


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    Barber Motorsports Park
    • 6030 Barber Motorsports Pkwy.
    • Birmingham, AL 35094
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    6040 Barber Motorsports Parkway

    Region

    Birmingham is located in the Birmingham & Tuscaloosa Area of the Central Alabama Region

    Fees

    $30 - $109

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    Where to Stay

    Grand Bohemian Hotel Mountain Brook, Autograph Collection

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    Hampton Inn Trussville/Birmingham

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    Travel Inn Birmingham

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    Renaissance Ross Bridge Golf Resort and Spa

    Set just outside the city, deep in the heart of the "Hidden Gem of the South," this Birmingham hotel provides a uniquely inspired setting.

    Days Inn Birmingham

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    Kings Inn--Civic Center--UAB

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    Elyton Hotel, Autograph Collection by Marriott

    The Elyton Hotel invites you to experience a new definition indulgence at the intersection of modern sophistication and rich tradition. This architectural and historical treasure enjoys an ideal location on the celebrated "Heaviest Corner on Earth" c...

    Southern Comfort Motel

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    Homewood Lodge

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    Where to Eat

    The Gardens Cafe

    Whether your event is small and intimate or a more formal affair with hundreds of guests, the totally remodeled Gardens Café – with its brand new neutral color scheme, gorgeous flooring, modern light fixtures, and classic chiavari chairs – is a most ...

    Dreamland Bar-B-Que

    The original location in Tuscaloosa, a homegrown joint with a worldly following, still packs in hungry diners. Back in the 1960s and 1970s, Dreamland developed devoted fans who would travel across the nation to eat at this storied spot.

    Jim 'N Nick's Bar-B-Q

    Known for pulled pork, cheese biscuits and homemade slaw, Jim ’N Nick’s Bar-B-Q has grown from one location in Birmingham started by owner Nick Pihakis and his father, Jim, to more than 35 locations throughout the South and in Colorado.

    Moon Shine

    Moon Shine, located on the rooftop of the Elyton Hotel, is a true social experience, boasting views of downtown Birmingham with space that is innovative with a playful twist.

    Bandit Pâtisserie

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    Jinsei

    Jinsei is a modern, upscale Japanese Sushi bar located in the heart of downtown Homewood.

    FILTER - Coffee Parlor

    FILTER-Coffee Parlor goes beyond a typical American coffee shop and connects with our community by providing a place that allows patrons to engage with each other. Our focus is on offering high quality coffees, teas, specialty drinks, and seasonal ea...

    Uptown

    Uptown is Birmingham's answer to downtown dining. Located conveniently in the heart of Birmingham, connected to the Westin/Sheraton Hotels as part of the BJCC Complex, the Uptown Entertainment District includes 7 restaurants with cuisines from upsca...

    Lloyd's

    Founded in 1937, Lloyd's is known for its casual setting and home-cooked meals.
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    What to See & Do

    Legion Field

    Legion Field Stadium, also affectionately known as the “The Old Gray Lady”, was completed in 1927 as a 21,000 seat venue. The stadium now seats 71,000. The stadium was named Legion Field in honor of the American Legion.

    Kelly Ingram Park

    Site symbolizes the essence of the Civil Rights Movement. Protesters organized for marches here when they were beaten by police, brutally attacked by police dogs, sprayed with fire hoses, and arrested.

    Birmingham Pedal Tours

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    Locked In: The Birmingham Escape Game

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    The Abroms-Engel Institute for Visual Arts

    “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.

    Magic City Pedicab

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    The Cathedral of Saint Paul

    Known for its many elegant stained-glass windows, The Cathedral of St. Paul, completed in 1893, has been called "the most highly developed Victorian Gothic structure in the South."

    Peanut Place

    That tantalizing aroma wafting down historic Morris Avenue comes from peanuts toasting in antique roasters at the Peanut Depot. This is a must-see stop for visitors, if only to admire the magnificent old machinery while the children feed pigeons.

    Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame, Carver Theatre

    Jazz jam sessions and jazz legends such as Duke Ellington and Lionel Hampton have all been featured at this historictheatre.
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