Birmingham's Spring Events: Comedy, Music, Jazz & More

0:00Birmingham's got that spring vibe popping off with a stack line up of events from Thursday through next week. Headliners include comedian JB Smoove tearing it up at the star-dome comedy club on Friday and Saturday nights, bringing his curbure enthusiasm, energy to the stage. Music fans catch Hannah Dasher and Sam Williams at Avondale Brewing on Saturday or Max McNown's tour stop there Friday. The Nick stays lit with late-night sets from Wavy Awakening and others. Meanwhile, jazz lovers got options like Jose Carr and his band at the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame for Happy Hour every Thursday at 5 p.m. or his gig. At Denim on 7 Sundays, Karaoke kicks off weekly at spots like Jazzy's on 3rd from 6 to 9 p.m. and True Story Brewing hosts Blues Jams and Open mics. Avondale and Saturn keep the indie and dance parties rolling with Goose at the Coca-Cola Amphitheater Saturday. Folks are buzzing about these free and low-key gatherings, drawing big crowds, boosting local spots and community vibes.

1:03Saturn's Spring Flea Market Saturday is free and Earth Day at Birmingham Botanical Gardens on April 25th features live music, poetry, and a bio blitz for families. UAB's got film showcases and clothing drives today and Friday, helping outfits go to those in need through programs like My Sisters Closet. On the news front, big congrats to Amanda Hare, freshly promoted to Director of Marketing and Communications at Max Transit. She's behind the Max on-demand launch and the upcoming Connect app, pushing rider access and brand growth across Jefferson County. Botanical Gardens ramps up with a native landscaping talk. April 14th and their Spring Plan sale starting Thursday for members. Whether you're hitting comedy, jamming to live tunes, or linking up at a brunch drag show, Birmingham's calendar keeps the energy high. Mark your spots. And dive in before it fills up. This has been Birmingham News Today, powered by AI.