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When else can you get an appetizer, entrée, and dessert from one of Birmingham’s best-known chefs for what is normally the average price of the entrée alone?

Birmingham native Daniel Scheinert’s new film Swiss Army Man is inventive. It’s weird.It has a lot of flatulence.

Get a sneak peek of the local and national designers who will take the runway Aug. 25-27 at Boutwell Auditorium for Birmingham Fashion Week.

Up-and-coming soul, textured instrumental, jazz, rock, and hip-hop artists share the why behind their music—and where you can listen to it yourself.

More than 250 films, 10 venues, 10 panels and workshops, 9 parties and receptions are all taking over one theater district. Get your popcorn and meet us there Aug. 26-28.

Hall and Mason believe that the Birmingham community deserves the best when it comes to two essential ingredients for a memorable experience: music and food.

Jason Kloess and James Mason travel the road together singing of love found and love lost as “brothers in song—not blood, though maybe beards.”

Jennifer West’s film The New Orleans Sazerac (directed by James Martin) was accepted into the Emerging Filmmaker Showcase at the American Pavilion as part of the Cannes Film Festival.

Even before the first bit of ground was broken, the first nail hammered in place, Dona Bullock saw her new home in Mt Laurel as a gathering place, a hub of friendship and family, of joy and laughter and happiness.

Jefferson County’s domestic violence court is just one piece of community efforts going toward the complex issue.