Our Birmingham Barons are back home this week with lots of fun things happening, including Star Wars Night this Friday!! It’s time for Do Dah Day and of course…. Itty Bitty Magic City at the McWane Science Center is turning 1!! Make sure you make it by there to help them celebrate! Have a GREAT week everyone!

It’s Not Our Fault if Your Kids are Bored!

Sunday May 8th:

HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY!

McWane Science Center
Free Admission for Moms!

Birmingham Zoo
All mothers will get in FREE to the Birmingham Zoo on May 8 with the purchase of a full-price child’s admission ticket!*

Oak Mountain State Fair – Oak Mountain Amphitheatre
$8 admission – $5 Parking
12pm – Close (*could not verify actual time)

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Monday May 9th:

Birmingham Barons – Regions Field
vs. Jackson Generals
YP Monday
7:05

Toddler Tales – North Shelby Library
Stories, songs, fingerplays and crafts make up a lively 30 minute program designed especially for short attention spans. Registration will begin one week prior to each storytime. Ages 19-36 months. Registration Required.
9:30am

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Tuesday May 10th:

Birmingham Barons – Regions Field
vs. Jackson Generals
50-Cent Hot Dog Night, Social Media Night
7:05

Wee Ones Storytime – Homewood Public Library
Join Ms. Mary for a fun and energetic storytime for 24 months and under!
9:30 and 10:30am

Toddler Days – Steel City Jump Park
Story, snack and jumping! Parents jump for free, Children, $8.00. Parents free.
10am – Noon

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Wednesday May 11th:

Birmingham Barons – Regions Field
vs. Jackson Generals
School Day, AAA
11:00am

Wiggleworm Wednesday – Homewood Public Library
Join Ms. Mandy for our weekly all-ages storytime filled with music and fun!
10:30am

Family Storytime with Mr Mac – North Shelby Library
10:45am

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Thursday May 12th:

Birmingham Barons – Regions Field
vs. Jackson Generals
Thirsty Thursday, Thursday Night Concert Series
7:05pm

Preschool Playtime – Homewood Public Library
We’ll provide the stations, and you provide the imagination for a fun morning of play with your child.  For ages three and under.  Daycare groups must call 205-332-6619 in advance to schedule time.
10am

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Friday May 13th:

Birmingham Barons – Regions Field
vs. Jackson Generals
Mark Buehrle Bobblehead Giveaway, Star Wars Night, FIAT Friday, Friday Night Fireworks
7:05pm

Dynamic Education Adventures, Fizz Boom and Wow Show – Avondale Regional Library
This program is just fizzing and booming with fantastically fiery feats and radical reactions. Participants will be blown away by the explosive experiments and combustible chaos. Target Audience: children. This program is presented by Dynamic Education Adventures and made possible by a Hillcrest Foundation grant.
3:30pm

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Saturday May 14th:

Itty Bitty Birthday – McWane Science Center
Itty Bitty Magic City is turning one, and it’s time for a party! Join us for a celebration at McWane Science Center with special programs, live entertainment, outdoor activities, and even birthday cake!
Regular admission price
10am – 4pm

Do Dah Day – Caldwell Park
Do Dah Day grew out of an idea in 1979 and has raised almost $1.5 million since! The South’s craziest parade kicks off at 11:01 a.m. on the streets of Highland Avenue in Birmingham’s Southside. Then, spend the day in Caldwell and Rhodes Parks with friends, pets, arts & crafts, kid’s activities, and a lineup of great bands. Oh yes, we have plenty of food and beverages, and collectible Do Dah Day t-shirts. All proceeds benefit local animal charities.
Free admission for spectators and festival attendees.
11am – 7pm

Family Yoga in the Gardens – Birmingham Botanical Gardens
Enjoy this unique opportunity for healthy fun with the family in the gardens of Birmingham Botanical Gardens. This energetic class will incorporate individual and partner yoga poses for strength and balance, plus breathing exercises to help foster calm and focus. Our garden inspired crafts will assist in cooling the mind and body.
Garden crafts (subject to change):
May 14 – herb sachet

For ages 3 and up
Instructor: Annie Damsky
Location: Birmingham Botanical Gardens
Saturday, May 14 | 9-10 a.m.
$15 drop-in (child+1 adult)
$5 for an additional family member (per class)

Kids Night Out – Shelby County Arts Council
Each Night Out is themed!
Children will Learn about artists and create their own Master Piece
Light Snack Provided
$25 for first child, $15 for each additional child in same family
Folk Art Beach Scene on Canvas (Artist – Paul Gauguin, landscape artist)  Instructor:  Trina Stogner
6pm – 9pm, ages 6-14

Alabama Wildlife Center Baby Bird Shower – Ala Wildlife Center
You are cordially invited to attend a Baby Bird Shower: Bring a gift (see Baby Bird Wish List), guided tour of baby bird nursery & aviaries, fun children’s activities, free cake and refreshments, purchase t-shirts, mugs & more! We’re expecting! Approximately 1,000 baby birds will arrive at the Alabama Wildlife Center this year. Come join in the fun and bring a gift! There are many ways to “Chirp In & Help Alabama’s Baby Birds”:

Go shopping — Purchase and donate needed items. You can even shop online from our Amazon wish list!

Volunteer — Volunteer Orientation/Intro to AWC usually held 1st Sunday each month, 2:00 – 4:00 pm see website for dates.

Become a member — Help preserve and protect Alabama’s precious natural heritage with your annual dues.

Give what you can — Express your love for wildlife by making a donation in any amount. Our monthly animal care expenses double during baby bird season. As funding increases, so does our ability to help more injured & orphaned birds. The Alabama Wildlife Center is a 501(c)(3), 509(a)(1) nonprofit organization. Donations are tax deductible.
Free after paid admission to Oak Mountain State Park

Storytime– Barnes and Noble Summit
If your mom says to get ready to play at the beach, she means with a boat, or a Frisbee or a shovel. She is NOT talking about the piano. But Magnolia is a little girl with a big idea, determination and one very heavy upright piano she insists she needs to take with her. What’s the worst that can happen? Find out at Storytime. Activities to follow.
11am

Family Storytime – Emmet O’Neal Library
Bring the entire family and join Mr. Mac for stories and music each Saturday morning.
10:30 a.m.

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Sunday May 15th:

Cookie Craze Days at Full Moon BBQ
Full Moon BBQ will be offering a FREE Half Moon Cookie with any purchase at each of their locations! The award winning cookies are made from scratch daily with fresh, wholesome ingredients such as Southern pecans and decadent chocolate chips. Crisp from the oven, each cookie is hand-dipped in rich, melted milk chocolate. You’ve seen them on Alabama Tourism Department’s list of “100 Dishes to Eat in Alabama Before You Die,” and in Taste of the South’s feature as one of the top five best handmade cookies delivered to your door.
11am – 9pm

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Local Attractions Open Daily!

McWane Science Center:

IMAX
McWane Science Center’s IMAX® Dome Theater puts you in the center of the action by projecting breathtaking quality images onto the 5-story-tall dome screen and delivering intense surround sound through almost 3 tons of speakers and subwoofers.
Now Showing: Star Wars the Force Awakens, Ocean Oasis, Journey to Space

Birmingham Zoo:

The Birmingham Zoo offers a variety of daily activities from Giraffe and Pelican Feedings to Bird Tours and Lion Training. For a daily schedule of whats happening at the Zoo, visit their site.

Vulcan Park and Museum:

Vulcan is the world’s largest cast iron statue; made of 100,000 pounds of iron and 56 feet tall, he stands at the top of Red Mountain overlooking the city of Birmingham. But, Vulcan is more than a statue. Vulcan Park and Museum features spectacular views of Birmingham, an interactive history museum that examines Vulcan and Birmingham’s story, and a beautiful public park for visitors and locals to enjoy. With an official information center that is operated by the Greater Birmingham Convention and Visitors Bureau, Vulcan Park and Museum serves as the first stop for visitors to the Birmingham area!

Railroad Park:

Railroad Park is a 19 acre green space in downtown Birmingham that celebrates the industrial and artistic heritage of our great city. Situated along 1st Avenue South, between 14th and 18th Streets, the park is a joint effort between the City of Birmingham and the Railroad Park Foundation. Hailed as “Birmingham’s Living Room,” Railroad Park provides a historically rich venue for local recreation, family activities, concerts, and cultural events, while connecting Birmingham’s downtown area with Southside and UAB’s campus.

Southern Museum of Flight:

Earn Your Wings – Bring your little pilot and soar above the clouds in our little pilots room. Kids enjoy building aircrafts, flying kites, and more.
Museum Open Tuesday – Thursday
9:30am – 4:30pm

Do you have or know of an event you would like to have added to our weekly calendar? Please email us at contact@birminghammommy.com, subject line “Events Calendar” – We would love to hear from you!

** All information listed on our calendar is subject to change without notice to us or you… We do our best to keep the information accurate and will always update as soon as we learn that something has changed. It’s always best to double check with the event via their website or a quick call,  especially when weather can impact the event.

The calendar is jam packed with special events and festivals happening this week! The Oak Mountain State Fair is still in town, and if Food Trucks are your thing, you’ll want to be at the Summit this Saturday. Sunday is Mother’s Day! We hope you have a great week and get a little “You” time!

It’s Not Our Fault if Your Kids are Bored!

Sunday May 1st:

Birmingham Barons – Regions Field
vs. Pensacola Blue Wahoos
Salute to Armed Forces Sunday, Autism Friendly Day, Youth Baseball Clinic
3pm

Oak Mountain Spring Festival – Oak Mtn Amphitheatre
Offering a wide assortment of family-friendly fun.
$8 Admission; $5 Parking
12pm – “Close” (*could not verify this time)

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Monday May 2nd:

Birmingham Barons – Regions Field
vs. Pensacola Blue Wahoos
7:05

Toddler Tales – North Shelby Library
Stories, songs, fingerplays and crafts make up a lively 30 minute program designed especially for short attention spans. Registration will begin one week prior to each storytime. Ages 19-36 months. Registration Required.
9:30am

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Tuesday May 3rd:

Oak Mountain State Fair – Oak Mountain Amphitheatre
Buddy Night – Buy One, Get One Admission at the Gate – $8 (Free Parking)
5:30pm – Close (*could not verify actual time)

Wee Ones Storytime – Homewood Public Library
Join Ms. Mary for a fun and energetic storytime for 24 months and under!
9:30 and 10:30am

Toddler Days – Steel City Jump Park
Story, snack and jumping! Parents jump for free, Children, $8.00. Parents free.
10am – Noon

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Wednesday May 4th:

Oak Mountain State Fair – Oak Mountain Amphitheatre
Free Parking
5:30pm – Close (*could not verify actual time)

Wiggleworm Wednesday – Homewood Public Library
Join Ms. Mandy for our weekly all-ages storytime filled with music and fun!
10:30am

Night Out at the Stadium– Barnes and Noble Summit
A baseball stadium comes to life in this magical picture book written by Phil Bildner and illustrated by Tom Booth from the publishing imprint of legendary sports icon and role model Derek Jeter. Join us for Storytime featuring Night at the Stadium.
11am

Star Wars X-Wing Event – Barnes and Noble Summit
Join us as we celebrate all things Star Wars and learn to play Star Wars X-Wing™. “May the 4th Be With You!”
7pm

Family Storytime with Mr Mac – North Shelby Library
10:45am

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Thursday May 5th:

Oak Mountain Spring Festival – Oak Mtn Amphitheatre
Offering a wide assortment of family-friendly fun.
$8 (Free Parking)
5:30pm – “Close” (*could not verify this time)

Preschool Playtime – Homewood Public Library
We’ll provide the stations, and you provide the imagination for a fun morning of play with your child.  For ages three and under.  Daycare groups must call 205-332-6619 in advance to schedule time.
10am

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Friday May 6th:

Party on the Porch – Alabama Outdoors
Join us to kick off the season! Head to our Homewood location for fun, food, beer, music and giveaways benefiting Ruffner Mountain.
$10 for beer cup. Free otherwise.

Oak Mountain Spring Festival – Oak Mtn Amphitheatre
Offering a wide assortment of family-friendly fun.
$8 Admission; $5 Parking
5:30pm – Midnight

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Saturday May 7th:

We Love Homewood Day – Homewood Central Park
A variety of inflatables, rides and activities for all ages to enjoy. There is no admission charge to enter Central Park for the festival but to ride and play on the attractions one must purchase an all-day unlimited attractions wristband ($15) or individual tickets can be purchased to redeem at each attraction. Wristband/ticket sales will take place in two pavilions in Central Park. A DJ will provide interactive fun and music throughout the day
10am – 4pm

Preschool Partners Food Truck Round Up – Summit
PreSchool Partners will corral all your favorite local food trucks near Carmike Cinemas at The Summit, allowing you to sample from their menu while raising funds and awareness for PreSchool Partners. Purchase Tickets for $10 per adult ($15 at event) and $5 for children.
11am – 2pm

Trussville City Fest – The Mall in Trussville
Trussville City Fest is a fun, family event in historic downtown Trussville. In 2016 the festival will be 36 years old!

Admission is $5 per person, children 2 and under are FREE. Once inside the gate, all activities are FREE! This is a great price for a fun-filled, family-friendly day.

11am and finish with a fireworks show at 9:00 pm.

Oak Mountain Spring Festival – Oak Mtn Amphitheatre
Offering a wide assortment of family-friendly fun.
$8 Admission; $5 Parking
12pm – Midnight

Our World Our Library – Homewood Public Library
Join us to learn more about our world as we talk about and learn about Lailat al Miraj with stories and a special craft.
10:30am

Mother’s Day Storytime– Barnes and Noble Summit
In celebration of Mother’s Day, read about becoming an expert grandma sitter in How to Babysit a Grandma followed by Mom School. In Mom School a little girl imagines where her mom picked up all her amazing skills, like fixing a bike tire and baking cupcakes. Join us afterward to make a card for your mom or special caregiver.
11am

Family Storytime – Emmet O’Neal Library
Bring the entire family and join Mr. Mac for stories and music each Saturday morning.
10:30 a.m.

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Sunday May 8th:

HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY!

McWane Science Center
Free Admission for Moms!

Birmingham Zoo
All mothers will get in FREE to the Birmingham Zoo on May 8 with the purchase of a full-price child’s admission ticket!*

Oak Mountain State Fair – Oak Mountain Amphitheatre
$8 admission – $5 Parking
12pm – Close (*could not verify actual time)

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Local Attractions Open Daily!

McWane Science Center:

IMAX
McWane Science Center’s IMAX® Dome Theater puts you in the center of the action by projecting breathtaking quality images onto the 5-story-tall dome screen and delivering intense surround sound through almost 3 tons of speakers and subwoofers.
Now Showing: Star Wars the Force Awakens, Ocean Oasis, Journey to Space

Birmingham Zoo:

The Birmingham Zoo offers a variety of daily activities from Giraffe and Pelican Feedings to Bird Tours and Lion Training. For a daily schedule of whats happening at the Zoo, visit their site.

Vulcan Park and Museum:

Vulcan is the world’s largest cast iron statue; made of 100,000 pounds of iron and 56 feet tall, he stands at the top of Red Mountain overlooking the city of Birmingham. But, Vulcan is more than a statue. Vulcan Park and Museum features spectacular views of Birmingham, an interactive history museum that examines Vulcan and Birmingham’s story, and a beautiful public park for visitors and locals to enjoy. With an official information center that is operated by the Greater Birmingham Convention and Visitors Bureau, Vulcan Park and Museum serves as the first stop for visitors to the Birmingham area!

Railroad Park:

Railroad Park is a 19 acre green space in downtown Birmingham that celebrates the industrial and artistic heritage of our great city. Situated along 1st Avenue South, between 14th and 18th Streets, the park is a joint effort between the City of Birmingham and the Railroad Park Foundation. Hailed as “Birmingham’s Living Room,” Railroad Park provides a historically rich venue for local recreation, family activities, concerts, and cultural events, while connecting Birmingham’s downtown area with Southside and UAB’s campus.

Southern Museum of Flight:

Earn Your Wings – Bring your little pilot and soar above the clouds in our little pilots room. Kids enjoy building aircrafts, flying kites, and more.
Museum Open Tuesday – Thursday
9:30am – 4:30pm

Do you have or know of an event you would like to have added to our weekly calendar? Please email us at contact@birminghammommy.com, subject line “Events Calendar” – We would love to hear from you!

** All information listed on our calendar is subject to change without notice to us or you… We do our best to keep the information accurate and will always update as soon as we learn that something has changed. It’s always best to double check with the event via their website or a quick call,  especially when weather can impact the event.

Our Birmingham Barons are back later this week and the weather couldn’t be more perfect for a Ballgame! Make sure to check them out while they’re home! Lots of stroytimes and the first ever FIDO Fest happens this Saturday at the Summit, fun for family and furry friends. The Oak Mountain Spring Festival will kick off this Thursday, make sure to check times and admission fees, they change daily! Have a great week!

It’s Not Our Fault if Your Kids are Bored!

Sunday April 24th:

American Girl, Just Like Me – Birmingham Botanical Gardens
As the Japanese cherry blossoms begin to bloom, Isabelle and friends gather to hear her story and make our own colorful tutus. We’ll then dance our way through Japanese Gardens, one of the most beautiful at The Gardens during spring.

Ages 5 and up
Instructors: Robin & Emmeline Geurs
Sunday, April 24 | 2-4 p.m.
Location: Birmingham Botanical Gardens
$20 Members | $25 Non-Members

Instrument Petting Zoo at Springtime Symphony – Avondale Park
Before the Schaeffer Eye Center 2nd Springtime Symphony in Avondale Park, bring your children to come “meet” the instruments! Professional musicians will be on hand to allow children to touch, play and ask questions. A rare opportunity!
2pm – 3pm

2nd Springtime Symphony in the Park – Avondale Park
Schaeffer Eye Center and the Forest Park South Avondale Business Association presents the Alabama Symphony Orchestra performing a free, open to the public concert in the amphitheater.

The program will be family friendly, and will feature light classical music as well as music from well-known musicals and films. Examples might be Seventy Six Trombones from the Music Man or Waltz of the Flowers from the Nutcracker by Tchaikovsky.

Before the concert, please bring your children to experience the Symphony Education Department’s “petting zoo” of instruments.

Seating in the amphitheater opens at 1:30. Concert begins at 3:00pm.

A ticketed reception before the performance will benefit Red mountain School and Avondale Elementary School. Local restaurants are providing light refreshments in the reception area. Tickets for the reception are $5 at the door.

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Monday April 25th:

Tot Time with Ms Eve, Hoppy to be a Frog – Avondale Library
This last storytime before summer reading begins is sure to keep you hopping with excitement! Tot Time is geared for 2- to 4-year-olds with an individual caregiver; no groups please. 24-hour advance registration required.
9:30 and 11am

Toddler Tales – North Shelby Library
Stories, songs, fingerplays and crafts make up a lively 30 minute program designed especially for short attention spans. Registration will begin one week prior to each storytime. Ages 19-36 months. Registration Required.
9:30am

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Tuesday April 26th:

Family Night with Author Alan Katz – Vestavia Hills Library in the Forest
Meet and find out why he is called a “silly, dilly man!” He is the author of some of the funniest children’s books you will ever read, so the night should be loads of fun. There will be an autograph session following the show. Please register for the meal by calling 205-978-0158. Everyone welcome!
Dinner at 6pm – Show at 6:30

It’s not Easy Being Green Storytime – Avondale Regional Library
Hop on over to our pad and celebrate National Frog Month. It’s a night of toad-lly awesome stories and ribbiting fun you won’t soon frog-get. 24-hour advance registration required.
6:30pm

Evenings at Emmet O’ Neal Library
Bring the family in PJs and enjoy a different activity each week. PJ Storytime: special sleepytime stories and a bedtime snack. Movie & Popcorn: 30-minute family-friendly movies and movie popcorn. Dance Party: music and movement with fun props. Craft: supplies provided. Call 879-0497 to find out what this week’s program will be. All ages. No registration required
6pm

Wee Ones Storytime – Homewood Public Library
Join Ms. Mary for a fun and energetic storytime for 24 months and under!
9:30 and 10:30am

Baby Tales – North Shelby Library
A story time designed especially for babies and their caregivers. Stories and music provide interaction for the babies and time for caregivers to talk and share with each other.  Ages: Birth to 18 months.  Registration Required.  Registration will begin one week prior to program date.
10am

Toddler Days – Steel City Jump Park
Story, snack and jumping! Parents jump for free, Children, $8.00. Parents free.
10am – Noon

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Wednesday April 27th:

Storytime – Springville Road Library
Stories, songs, and crafts! All ages are welcome to our weekly storytime.
10am

Wiggleworm Wednesday – Homewood Public Library
Join Ms. Mandy for our weekly all-ages storytime filled with music and fun!
10:30am

Where’s the Party Storytime– Barnes and Noble Summit
A heartwarming story with adorable art, this irresistibly charming picture book debut invites readers to meet Georgie and friends—and find the answer to the most important question of the day: Where’s the Party? Join us to find out at Storytime featuring Where’s the Party? Activities to follow.
11am

Family Storytime with Mr Mac – North Shelby Library
10:45am

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Thursday April 28th:

Birmingham Barons – Regions Field
vs. Pensacola Blue Wahoos
Thirsty Thursday, Mardi Gras in April, Thursday Night Concert Series
7:05

Oak Mountain Spring Festival – Oak Mtn Amphitheatre
Offering a wide assortment of family-friendly fun.
Advanced Tickets – $5.00 good until April 28th on Ticketmaster.
$8 (Free Parking)
5:30pm – “Close” (*could not verify this time)

Storyday with Nay Nay – Homewood Public Library
Join Ms. Nay Nay for this fun-filled storytime for ages three and under!
9:30 and 10:30am

American Girl Girls Just Like Us – Birmingham Botanical Gardens
Japanese Garden Ballet with Isabelle
As the Japanese cherry blossoms begin to bloom, Isabelle and friends gather to hear her story and make our own colorful tutus. We’ll then dance our way through Japanese Gardens, one of the most beautiful at The Gardens during spring.

Ages 5 and up
Instructors: Robin & Emmeline Geurs
Thursday, April 28 | 3:30-5 p.m.
Location: Birmingham Botanical Gardens
$20 Members | $25 Non-Members

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Friday April 29th:

Birmingham Barons – Regions Field
vs. Pensacola Blue Wahoos
Friday Night Fireworks, Superheroes Night, Bobby Allison Appearance, Tornado Safety Awareness Night, FIAT Friday
7:05pm

Oak Mountain Spring Festival – Oak Mtn Amphitheatre
Offering a wide assortment of family-friendly fun.
$8 Admission; $5 Parking
5:30pm – Midnight

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Saturday April 30th:

Fido Fest – The Summit
We’ve partnered with local friends and retailers to create an afternoon that celebrates our four-legged friends and benefits Hand & Paw as well as The Greater Birmingham Humane Society. Bring the whole family to The Summit on Saturday, April 30th to enjoy a pet photo booth, kids’ activities, food trucks, local vendors and live entertainment! Fido Fest is a FREE event. All animal lovers and four legged friends are welcome!!
11am – 3pm

Weatherfest – McWane Science Center
Join the FOX6 StormWarn team and some special guests on the plaza to learn about severe weather safety! Weather fans will have the chance to see vehicles and tools used by atmospheric scientists to detect and study severe weather.
9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m

Birmingham Barons – Regions Field
vs. Pensacola Blue Wahoos
Kids Batting Helmet Giveaway
6:30pm

Oak Mountain Spring Festival – Oak Mtn Amphitheatre
Offering a wide assortment of family-friendly fun.
$8 Admission; $5 Parking
12pm – Midnight

Grubdown – Springville Road Library
Drop by and we’ll introduce you to our scaly, crawly, furry, and friendly library pets. You can pet them and learn about how we feed, groom, and care for them.
4pm

Night at the Staduim Storytime– Barnes and Noble Summit
A baseball stadium comes to life in this magical picture book written by Phil Bildner and illustrated by Tom Booth from the publishing imprint of legendary sports icon and role model Derek Jeter. Join us for Storytime featuring Night at the Stadium.
11am

Family Storytime – Emmet O’Neal Library
Bring the entire family and join Mr. Mac for stories and music each Saturday morning.
10:30 a.m.

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Sunday May 1st:

Birmingham Barons – Regions Field
vs. Pensacola Blue Wahoos
Salute to Armed Forces Sunday, Autism Friendly Day, Youth Baseball Clinic
3pm

Oak Mountain Spring Festival – Oak Mtn Amphitheatre
Offering a wide assortment of family-friendly fun.
$8 Admission; $5 Parking
12pm – “Close” (*could not verify this time)

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Local Attractions Open Daily!

McWane Science Center:

IMAX
McWane Science Center’s IMAX® Dome Theater puts you in the center of the action by projecting breathtaking quality images onto the 5-story-tall dome screen and delivering intense surround sound through almost 3 tons of speakers and subwoofers.
Now Showing: Star Wars the Force Awakens, Ocean Oasis, Journey to Space

Birmingham Zoo:

The Birmingham Zoo offers a variety of daily activities from Giraffe and Pelican Feedings to Bird Tours and Lion Training. For a daily schedule of whats happening at the Zoo, visit their site.

Vulcan Park and Museum:

Vulcan is the world’s largest cast iron statue; made of 100,000 pounds of iron and 56 feet tall, he stands at the top of Red Mountain overlooking the city of Birmingham. But, Vulcan is more than a statue. Vulcan Park and Museum features spectacular views of Birmingham, an interactive history museum that examines Vulcan and Birmingham’s story, and a beautiful public park for visitors and locals to enjoy. With an official information center that is operated by the Greater Birmingham Convention and Visitors Bureau, Vulcan Park and Museum serves as the first stop for visitors to the Birmingham area!

Railroad Park:

Railroad Park is a 19 acre green space in downtown Birmingham that celebrates the industrial and artistic heritage of our great city. Situated along 1st Avenue South, between 14th and 18th Streets, the park is a joint effort between the City of Birmingham and the Railroad Park Foundation. Hailed as “Birmingham’s Living Room,” Railroad Park provides a historically rich venue for local recreation, family activities, concerts, and cultural events, while connecting Birmingham’s downtown area with Southside and UAB’s campus.

Southern Museum of Flight:

Earn Your Wings – Bring your little pilot and soar above the clouds in our little pilots room. Kids enjoy building aircrafts, flying kites, and more.
Museum Open Tuesday – Thursday
9:30am – 4:30pm

Do you have or know of an event you would like to have added to our weekly calendar? Please email us at contact@birminghammommy.com, subject line “Events Calendar” – We would love to hear from you!

** All information listed on our calendar is subject to change without notice to us or you… We do our best to keep the information accurate and will always update as soon as we learn that something has changed. It’s always best to double check with the event via their website or a quick call,  especially when weather can impact the event.