Birmingham's Weekend: Golf, Music, and More

0:00Birmingham's weekend kicks off strong from May 1st through 3rd with the region's tradition golf tournament wrapping up its final rounds at Greystone Golf and Country Club. This PGA tour champions major packs the stands with legends swinging for charities like Children's of Alabama, tickets starting around $34. Music fans catch 3rd day's 30th anniversary show Friday night at Legacy Arena with Zach Williams or the Alabama Symphony Orchestra's Masterworks concert Friday and Saturday featuring big works like DeVorex New World Symphony. Meanwhile, community vibes hit high with charity drives like the Rappathon Diber wrapping marathon Friday and Saturday at the changing station, benefiting families through bundles of hope. Makers and artists shine at McKevum's Spring Open House, free entry to shop local crafts and check studio spaces. They explode with family fun. We Love Homewood Day starts at 7.30 a.m. with a 5K race, parade, food trucks, and street

1:02dancing, all, free. Pet lovers hit Puppy Paloza at Lane Park for music, splash zones, and Humane Society support. Plus the community book fair with a hundred vendors and kids bookmaking. Foodies devour the furnished chicken festival at Sloss furnaces from 1 to 9 p.m., $15 general admissions supporting disability rights. Sunday keeps the energy rolling with summer-wights BBQ Reds wine tasting at noon, $85 including tasting credits, or the Birmingham. Vegan Fest at Cahaba Brewing, free with DJ Beats and plant-based eats. Rappheads close it out with T3 birthday bash at Legacy Arena, featuring YFN Luchy and OMB Peasy. Pack your calendar, but watch for rain organizers might tweet plans, and more hits like Rosé and the Roses next week keep the Magic City buzzing. From your city, powered by AI, this is Birmingham News Today.