
Birmingham's Weekend of Fun: Events & Entertainment
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Birminghams April weekend is filled with diverse events, starting with Rise to Read Breakfast and culminating in the Alabama Symphony Orchestras Star Wars live-scoring. Red Shoe Run, Mutt Strut, and Holi Festival are among Saturdays highlights, while Sunday offers comedy legends, thrift hunting, and fly fishing. Magic Citys energy is palpable, with Widespread Panic and Gumbo Gala rounding out the month.
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Birmingham, this weekend from April 9th to 12th, is packed with vibes for every taste, kicking off Thursday with the rise to read breakfast at the U. Finnic, supporting stare of Birmingham's literacy push for kids, complete with good eats and a keynote from Mark Sullivan. Friday through Sunday, catch the Alabama Symphony Orchestra Live Scoring Star Wars, the Empire Strikes Back at BJCC, concert hall tickets from, $44.50, snack three, get one free, but stick to official sites to dodge scams. Red Mountain Theatre's running, Dear Evan Hansen all month, with seven bucks off using code, Now's A7, and Magic City Performing Arts brings the little. Mermaid Ballet to Lyric Theatre, Saturday's the heavy hitter day. Join the Red shoe Run 5K or much strut for charity at dawn, then hit Holy Festival at Birmingham Museum of Art 4. Color Throws and Dances, or Stomp Grapes at Festa, Italiana, down at Sloss Furnaces.
Families can groove to School House Rock Live at Birmingham Children's Theatre, Chow Catfish at Funky Fish Rye, or Barbecue at Cahaba Kwe, all while, supporting local causes. Sunday wraps with comedy legends, Steve Martin and Martin Short at BJCC for $75 Plus, punk rock yard sale for thrift hunts or the fly. Fishing Film Tour at Back 40 Beer Company, Looking ahead, widespread panic hits the amphitheater, April 17th and 18th, plus gumbo gole of the 18th. Whatever your speed, Magic City's calling, get out, make memories, and keep the energy flowing. You've been listening to Birmingham News today, AI-powered local news.
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