Let It Snow
Experience an indoor winter wonderland. Come play in the snow (a non-toxic polymer) - sure to bring the kid out in everyone. Call 256-543-2787 for more information. Open November 9-January 31 (closed December 25).
Experience an indoor winter wonderland. Come play in the snow (a non-toxic polymer) - sure to bring the kid out in everyone. Call 256-543-2787 for more information. Open November 9-January 31 (closed December 25).
Immerse yourself in holiday magic with festive music, millions of dazzling lights and visits from some of your favorite holiday characters including Rudolph, Clarice and Bumble, our very own Snow Angel, Angelina, and so much more at Stone Mountain Park Christmas from November 16-January 6! 1000 Robert E Lee Blvd, 30083. Find more information at ...
Snow tubing in Georgia? Experience a winter wonderland of real snow outside of Atlanta, 1000 Robert E Lee Blvd, 30083. Enjoy a 400-foot snow-covered tubing hill, snowy play area, Dare Devil Plunge, and more! November 16-February 23, hours vary by day, check calendar at www.stonemountainpark.com/Events/Snow-Mountian to plan your visit or call 770-498-5690.
Millions of lights! Featuring train rides, scenes in the park synchronized to holiday music, the pioneer village & visit Santa, closed December 24-25. Call 256-549-4663 for more information.
The Bulls face the Rivermen for a second night, beginning at 7 p.m. The first 1,000 kids, 14 & under, receive a jersey courtesy of Lemak/Drayer and WBRC Fox 6. To learn more and purchase tickets, visit www.bullshockey.net or call 205-620-6870.
Cheer on the Birmingham Bulls as they face the Knoxville Ice Bears starting at 7:30 p.m. To learn more and purchase tickets, visit www.birminghambulls.net or call 205-620-6870.
The Bulls play the Ice Bears at 7pm at the Pelham Civic Complex, 500 Amphitheater Rd., 35214. Hawaiian night, www.bullshockey.net, 205-620-6870.
The 2019-2020 Cathedral Concert Series presents Edward Parmentier in concert on the Cathedral’s newly-acquired harpsichord. Edward Parmentier has performed throughout the United States, Russia, Western Europe, Japan, and Korea on harpsichord and on historic organs, and is a frequent recitalist, lecturer and adjudicator at symposia and festivals. His collection of recordings has won both critical ...
Save the Date! Join Birmingham Christian Family in celebrating years of GOOD NEWS at Hoover Met Complex's Finley Center, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.! Your family will not want to miss this fun, FREE day of with live entertainment, exhibition area, food and product samples, a kids zone and free recycling of electronics and free shredding provided by Gone ...
Have old electronics you need to discard after Christmas? Gone For Good will be on-site from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. to recycle them for free for you at the Celebrate the Family Expo on January 11! They will also shred for free your unwanted documents. As you recycle you will also be helping to support United ...
The Bulls will face the Rail Yard Dawgs in an exciting game starting at 7 p.m. The first 1,000 kids, 14 & under, will receive a mini stick, courtesy of WVTM 13. To learn more and purchase tickets, visit www.bullshockey.net or call 205-620-6870.
The Cathedral Choir, under the leadership of Frederick Teardo, Director of Music and Organist, and Charles Kennedy, Associate Director of Music and Organist, sings monthly Choral Evensong services throughout the program year. The service of Choral Evensong uses the Order for Evening Prayer, taken from the 1662 edition of the Book of Common Prayer. Each ...
Do you know a boy interested in music and singing? The Birmingham Boys Choir is currently auditioning boys, ages 8-16, to begin next season 2020-21. Schedule your appointment here.
The Distinguished Young Women Program of Jefferson County is accepting applications from high school girls graduating in 2021 and residing in Jefferson County. The deadline for receiving applications is March 8, 2020. The program, (formerly Jefferson County’s Junior Miss), will take place on July 17-18 2020 at Vestavia Hills High School. Interested girls may visit ...