Friday Five: Top Picks for Weekend Fun May 31st – June 2nd

Posted on Friday, May 31, 2019 by Angie

Alice In Wonderland at Sloss Furnaces

Join us at the Magic City Theatre Festival for a whimsical journey down the fated rabbit hole and into the off-kilter world of Wonderland. Inquisitive young Alice encounters the eccentric inhabitants of this fantastical land, including mock turtles, punctual rabbits, and dancing flora. Our young heroine struggles to make sense of her surroundings and – most of all – figure out a way to get home.

The Magic City Theatre Festival’s fresh take on this classic tale finds Alice in a post-industrial Wonderland, far from the Victorian rules and manners of her adolescence. Embracing the ever-lasting themes of curiosity, growing up, and finding identity, audiences young and old will find little of themselves in the furnaces of Wonderland.

All performances are FREE to the public. For more information or to reserve your ticket, visit www.bct123.org

Friday, 7pm
Sunday, 2pm and 6pm

Birmingham Barons V. Montgomery Biscuits at Regions Field

Friday, Friday Night Fireworks 7:05pm
Saturday, Space Jam Night 6:30pm
Sunday, Family Game Night 6pm

Summer Reading Kickoff at North Shelby Library

Come have some fun and register for our summer reading program! We will have bouncy houses (one for older kids and one for little ones), a library dollar Money Grabber machine, plus refreshments, games, face painting, and more!

Saturday, 10m – 1pm

Alabaster City Fest

Alabaster CityFest will be celebrating its 17th anniversary in style with a world-class lineup of musical entertainment, kid-friendly and family activities, and more. Best of all, Alabaster CityFest is FREE admission and FREE parking

Saturday, 9am

Vulcan’s 115th Birthday Bash at Vulcan Park and Museum

Grab your party hats and join Vulcan Park and Museum as we celebrate the “Big Guy’s” 115th birthday. You don’t want to miss the party of the year!

Sunday, 1pm – 5pm

For even more events happening in and around Birmingham, make sure to check our events calendar for a breakdown of daily events this weekend and beyond!

Vulcan’s 115th Birthday Bash

Posted on Tuesday, May 28, 2019 by Angie

Grab your party hats and join Vulcan Park and Museum as we celebrate the “Big Guy’s” 115th birthday on Sunday, June 2. You don’t want to miss the party of the year!

Enjoy a wonderful Sunday afternoon with entertainment including guest appearances, performances and so much more! The excitement doesn’t stop there. We will have Magic Town Clowns face painting, drum circles, and the 2021 World Games interactive mobile truck fueled with games including a sumo wrestling pen and a rock wall. Talladega Super Speedway race cars onsite, animal encounters and more. This year we will celebrate with cupcakes by Dreamcakes.

Full Moon Bar-B-Que and City Bowls will be onsite with some delicious grub for the whole family to enjoy. The first 300 kids will receive a party favor bag.

Admission is $8 for adults and $6 for children 5-12 (free for Vulcan Park and Museum members and children under 4) and includes all activities, entrance to the Vulcan Museum, and access to Vulcan’s observation tower.

Important Party Details:

Food and refreshments from Full Moon BBQ, City Bowls, and Coca-Cola will be available for purchase.
On-site parking is limited. FREE shuttles will be available from the parking lot at the Jefferson County Board of Education across Valley Avenue
No pets allowed during special events

Sunday, June 2nd 1pm – 5pm

How to Remove Urine Stains from your Mattress

Posted on Monday, May 27, 2019 by Angie

Alright, Mama’s, we’re about to get real with you for a minute. It’s time for some down and dirty on a topic that I don’t remember ever discussing at any of our playdates… Urine stains on your mattress. If you’re reading BirminghamMommy on a regular basis, I think it’s safe to assume you’ve got kids, and those kids are in some various stage of diapers, pull ups, potty training or if you’re lucky beyond all of that and the only thing left of those days is the damage they probably caused to the mattresses in your home. Kids (and pets) there is nothing more we love in this world. They are irreplaceable members of our families (obvi) but one thing’s for sure, accidents will happen and it can leave you with a mess.

Urine stains leave discolored, yellow circles on the surface of your mattress. To help you remove these unsightly stains we’ve consulted with our friends at Stanley Steemer who have outlined step-by-step instructions below on how to remove those stains:

What you will need:

8 oz hydrogen peroxide
3 tbsp baking soda
1 tsp dish soap
Microfiber cloth
Spray bottle (2)
Vinegar
Water

What you will do:

1. Create a mattress stain remover by combining 8 oz. hydrogen peroxide, 3 tbsp baking soda, 1 tsp dish soap in a spray bottle – this solution will remove urine stains on its own, just wait until the spots are gone.

2. Once the spots are gone and the mattress is dry, to disinfect, add half water and half vinegar to a spray bottle and lightly dampen the mattress to remove surface germs.

3. Wait for the cleaning solution to dry before use.

4. If there is any kind of odor lingering still, add a layer of baking soda and let sit for 10-15 minutes and vacuum away for a natural way to remove odors.

If you would rather leave the task to the professionals, Stanley Steemer cleans mattresses, very similar to how they clean upholstery, because mattresses absorb odors, dirt and allergens. They use a hot water extraction process, often referred to as steam cleaning, to lift dirt, spots and allergens up and out of your mattress using an EPA Safer Choice cleaning solution that does not leave a residue.

Stanley Steemer provides professional deep cleaning services including carpet, tile & grout, upholstery, hardwood and air ducts. We also provide water restoration services. Stanley Steemer of North Central Alabama services the greater Birmingham Metro Area and surrounding counties, spanning from Cullman to Clanton and from the Mississippi state line to the Georgia state line. Stanley Steemer is the first carpet cleaning service certified asthma & allergy friendly by the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America, removing an average of 94% of common household allergens from carpet. 24/7 scheduling available! Use Code: Mom30 for $30 off any service. (Minimum charges apply)

Summer Fun in Birmingham!

Posted on Sunday, May 26, 2019 by Angie

If you’re looking for things to do with kids in Birmingham this summer, we’ve got you covered! This list is every Parent’s answer to the inevitable “I’m Booooooored!” you’re probably already hearing!

Things to do with Kids in Birmingham this Summer

First off we have to mention Summer Camps! It’s not too late to register… many camps still have space available, check out our 2019 Summer Camp Guide for all types of kid friendly summer fun!

– If movies are your thing, we’ve got the run down on Free and Discounted Summer Movies In Birmingham.

– Cool off at these local Splash Pads or Water Parks

– Prevent Summer Slide with Summer Reading at your favorite Library

– Pick up some yummy fresh fruits and veggies at these Farmers Markets

– Want to pick your own… ? Here’s a list of U Pick Farms in and around Birmingham

– Ice Cream Shoppes and Sweet Treats.. Check

– Beat the Summer heat with this list of Indoor Activities

– How about a BIG Ole List of ideas to get your wheels turning? Check! Visit our Things To Do with Kids in Birmingham List

– Patio dinner or lunch sound enticing? We’ve narrowed down the best and most kid friendly Patios in Birmingham, just for you!

Want some daily ideas? Make sure to check our events calendar for a daily rundown

We’ll be updating this list throughout the summer, so make sure to check back or even bookmark this list so it’s easy to find. Events, activities and hours of operation are subject to change without notice, so make sure to double check websites and social media if you’re unsure or need to confirm.

Happy Plates Restaurant Review: Tostadas

Posted on Sunday, May 26, 2019 by Kristen Berthiaume

OPEN: Monday – Thursday 11:00 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.; Friday and Saturdays 11:00 a.m. – 11:00 p.m.; Sundays 11:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m.
KIDS? Yes! They even have games!
GIRLS’ NIGHT? Have you seen the patio? YES!
DATE NIGHT? Yes!
GROUPS? Good for small groups inside and larger groups outside.
PRICES: $8 – $10 for tostadas; $10 – $15 plates
PARKING: Underground parking deck
ADDRESS: 1831 28th Ave South 175N, Homewood (205) 568-2087 www.theflattaco.com

If you’ve been mourning the closing of Jackson’s in Homewood, fear not – that awesome patio is open for business once again!

Tostadas is ready to bring you a variety of “flat tacos” and other Tex-Mex food favorites. We recently got to visit Tostadas and I’m still thinking about that skillet queso flight!

In case you don’t know, tostadas are basically flat tacos and Tostadas has a variety of them. I opted for the Nashville Hot Chicken, which was just the right amount of heat and paired with grilled peppers. I swiped a bite of Angie’s Honey Jalapeño and the sweet and spicy combo was delicious.

The menu also boasts several entrees I want to try including the Street Grits (shrimp and grits is never the wrong answer) and Fiesta Salad of fresh greens served in a fried bowl (but it’s salad so it’s still healthy!) and topped with guacamole, roasted corn, peppers and queso. I somehow forgot to try the Cayenne Chocolate Cake but it looks delicious so will have to go back for that! Well, that and the margaritas. But Tostadas isn’t just for adults – kids will love it, too!

The kids’ menu includes several favorites including nachos, burritos, and chicken fingers, and cheese dip, rice or beans, and ice cream come with the meal! The kids’ menu has a few games to keep kids busy until the food comes (which was pretty quickly when we were there!) but one they’re finished with it, find steps on the restaurant’s website for turning it into a paper football so they can play on the patio’s paper football table. If Corn Hole or giant Connect Four is more their style, Tostadas has those, too! Any place that keeps kids busy so adults can actually finish their meals is a win in my book!

Friday Five: Top Picks for Weekend Fun May 24th – 27th

Posted on Thursday, May 23, 2019 by Angie

Top picks for Weekend fun this Memorial Day Weekend!

After Hours on the Plaza at Hoover Public Library

We have a great selection of board games available but you are welcome to bring your favorite to share. Our friends at East 59 Vintage Cafe will be there for all of your hunger needs

Friday, 7pm

SEC Baseball Tournament at the Hoover Met Stadium

Catch some of the nation’s best baseball as the top teams battle it out for the 2019 SEC Baseball Tournament title May 21-26 at the Hoover Metropolitan Stadium. Find family-friendly fun for all ages at the FanFest, free to the public and open every day of the tournament. Learn more at http://www.secsports.com/championship/baseball

Friday, Saturday and Sunday

Salsa Showdown at Cahaba Brewing

Eat all the chips, salsa, queso, guac, and specialty dips you can from local restaurants and vendors! Vote for your favorites to crown this year’s champion! Watch your most daring friends embarrass themselves in our hot pepper eating contest!

Saturday, 2pm – 6pm

Memorial Day Weekend at the Birmingham Zoo

Spend your Memorial Day weekend at the Birmingham Zoo! Splash in the fountains, take a ride on the Red Diamond Express train* and Protective Life carousel*, enjoy Wildlife Shows and experience all the Zoo has to offer. In honor of Memorial Day weekend, the Zoo is giving FREE admission to veterans as well as all active and retired military and their dependents. Bring your proof of military service (military ID card, dependent ID card, driver’s license, etc.) to take part in all the fun the Zoo has to offer.
*Additional cost

Saturday, May 25 – 9am-6pm
Sunday, May 26 – 9am-6pm
Monday, May 27 – 9am-5pm

Memorial Day at American Village

Visit American Village for Alabama’s Bicentennial Year Memorial Day. It will be a day of veteran salutes and family-friendly fun from 10:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Monday, 10:30am

Teen Summer Challenge at Planet Fitness

Posted on Wednesday, May 22, 2019 by Angie

Planet Fitness, Inc., one of the largest and fastest-growing franchisors and operators of fitness centers in the U.S. and home of the Judgement Free Zone®, is inviting high school teenagers ages 15 – 18* to work out for free at any of its more than 1,700 Planet Fitness locations throughout the United States from May 15 through September 1 as part of the nationwide Teen Summer Challenge initiative. Free fitness classes specifically for teenagers will also be available Monday through Friday via certified fitness trainers.

Additionally, Teens will also have the chance to win exciting prizes on Planet Fitness’ Twitter and Instagram channels throughout the summer, such as club swag, movie tickets and wireless headphones.***

The nationwide launch of the Teen Summer Challenge builds on a successful local program first launched last summer in New Hampshire, Planet Fitness’ home state. To sign-up, visit a Planet Fitness near you beginning May 15. Teens under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at sign-up.

A FOCUS ON TEEN HEALTH

The U.S. Department of Health & Human Services recently released new physical activity guidelines****, which revealed that 80 percent of Americans do not currently meet the recommended amount of physical activity. The guidelines also challenge youth (ages 6 – 17) to pursue a minimum of 60 minutes of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity each day. Planet Fitness’ Teen Summer Challenge offers a solution for teenagers eager for an opportunity to stay active during the summer when school sports programs, gym classes or after school activities wind down.

“Teens today are under ever-increasing pressure to succeed academically and socially, battle a growing list of responsibilities both inside and outside of the classroom and become well-rounded members of their community,” said Chris Rondeau, Chief Executive Officer at Planet Fitness. “At Planet Fitness, a healthy and active lifestyle should never be a challenge – which is why we’re flipping that notion on its head with the launch of the nationwide Teen Summer Challenge. We want to give teens across the United States the chance to stay active when school is out – a time when they may not otherwise have access to organized fitness or athletic programs, which is why we’re offering a safe space to exercise for free and spend time with their friends all summer long.”

BY THE NUMBERS

To uncover how teens ages 15 – 18 view health and fitness today, Planet Fitness commissioned a national study***** that sheds light on how teens and parents feel about health and wellness, and how best to motivate youth toward pursuing an active lifestyle and setting them up for success through adulthood. Key findings include:

Wellness is On the Brain. Today’s teens are more health-conscious than ever before, seeing exercise as not only a way to be in shape, but believing that – among those who work out already – it positively impacts their mental health (72 percent) and focus on schoolwork (47 percent).Sadly, nearly half of all teens (42 percent) lack a positive body image, noting they’re self-conscious and have trouble finding the confidence to try something physically challenging.

In addition, with two-in-five (42 percent) of today’s teens also battling anxiety and body image issues, many teenagers are recognizing that exercise may be the answer. Those who work out note they feel more confident (47 percent) and happier (43 percent) in addition to feeling less stressed (37 percent) and anxious (24 percent).

Schedule’s Booked. Nearly three-in-five (57 percent) teens surveyed say that between school and extracurricular activities, they do not have enough time to make exercise a part of their daily routine – a sentiment also shared by more than one-third (36 percent) of teens’ parents, who feel today’s youth have fewer opportunities to exercise on a daily basis than they did a generation ago.Not surprisingly, over two-in-five (41 percent) report that their fitness levels decrease over the summer when school is out.
That said, nearly all (91 percent) agree that they want to stay healthy and active over the summer.
Having Access Doesn’t Infer Action. Parents and teens (50 and 54 percent, respectively) agree teens have greater access and options to exercise than previous generations. But almost two in five (39 percent) of teens say they don’t have enough guidance on how to exercise or where to event start (36 percent), which may be why 39 percent feel negatively towards fitness.

Exercise Your Body, Not Just Your Fingers. When asked how they’d prefer to spend their free time, more than one-third (36 percent) wished to exercise or work out more (regardless of school schedules), which is greater than the number of teens who want to spend more time playing video games (27 percent), browsing social media (16 percent) or watching TV (16 percent).
All-Star Student. Working out works to many teens’ advantage, too, as fitness can be a secret recipe for straight As. In fact, among surveyed teens who see improvements based on exercise (91%), two in five (40%) have reported that exercise helps them to find more focus, with 23 percent directly attributing it to making them a better student.

Friends who Sweat Together Stay Together. Having friends at the gym is a big motivator, with almost two-thirds (65 percent) saying they would go to the gym more often with a buddy.

In addition to opening its doors to all teens ages 15 – 18 all summer long, Planet Fitness also offers extremely low prices and a variety of benefits, including a hassle-free environment, brand name cardio and strength equipment, fully equipped locker rooms, flat screen televisions and much more.

For more information on the Teen Summer Challenge, including how to sign up for the free membership at any of the more than 1,700 Planet Fitness locations nationwide, visit PlanetFitness.com/TeenSummerChallenge.

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*Teenagers ages 15 – 18 can visit any Planet Fitness location in the United States. Teens must work out at the location they sign up at and are not permitted to use other locations. Online signups are not available. Teens under 18 must bring a parent or guardian to sign up. Once the parent or guardian waiver is signed for teens under 18, teens can workout alone. Students who are already 18 do not need a parent or guardian to be present during the sign-up process.

**NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. Void outside 50 U.S./DC and where prohibited. Open to legal residents of the 50 U.S./D.C., who are 15-18 years of age (with parent approval if under age of majority). Begins 12:00 a.m. ET on 5/15/19; ends 11:59 p.m. ET on 9/2/19. Odds of winning depend on total number of entries received. For complete Official Rules, eligibility, and free entry details, visit https://www.planetfitness.com/sweepstakes-rules. Sponsor: Planet Fitness Franchising LLC, 4 Liberty Lane West, Hampton, NH 03842 USA

*** NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. Void outside 50 U.S./DC and where prohibited. Open to legal residents of the 50 U.S./D.C., who are 15-18 years of age (with parent approval if under age of majority). Begins once the first post is live (approximately 7:00am ET) on 5/23/19; ends 11:59 p.m. ET on 8/28/19. Odds of winning depend on total number of entries received. For complete Official Rules, visit https://www.planetfitness.com/sweepstakes-rules. Sponsor: Planet Fitness Franchising LLC, 4 Liberty Lane West, Hampton, NH 03842 USA.

Campout at Railroad Park

Posted on Tuesday, May 21, 2019 by Angie

Publix presents Family Camp-Out Night at Railroad Park on Saturday, June 22-23. At this ticketed event, a limited number of families will pitch tents inside the park and enjoy a scavenger hunt, camping demos, a show & tell with nocturnal zoo animals, arts & crafts and a read-a-long just before lights out. On Birmingham’s front lawn, family members will bond while enjoying giant lawn games and other activities at the fourth annual campout. Publix Super Markets Inc. will cater the campers’ dinner, snacks and breakfast. Back by popular demand is the make-your-own-trail-mix bar, sponsored by Birmingham-based babysitter app Wyndy.

As the sun rises Sunday morning, families will enjoy a yoga class before breaking down tents and heading home. Railroad Park has invited local experts to enrich the campout with interactive sessions focused on the great outdoors. The Birmingham Zoo will bring nocturnal animals from their menagerie to the park that evening. Zoo keepers will explain the unique abilities and behaviors of animals that are active in the nighttime. Experts from McWane Science Center will lead a class on creek ecology, making Railroad Park’s water features come alive in a new way for attendees. Alabama Outdoors will lead a plant identification session. And just before lights out, Birmingham Public Library will lead a campground read-along.

A sensory tent will be available for children with autism or other special needs, should they need a calming, therapeutic space within the campout. Families need to register and purchase tickets in advance. Families must bring their own tents. Visit RailroadPark.org for complete information including the registration form and a recommended packing list.

Pricing:
Early Bird Registration: May 13 – June 2: $29 per camper.
Regular Registration: June 3 – June 17: $39 per camper.

Publix presents Family Camp-Out Night, hosted by Railroad Park Foundation. Additional support comes from Cadence Bank, Wyndy and Alabama Outdoors. Alabama Outdoors, Birmingham Fire and Rescue, Birmingham Public Library, Birmingham Zoo, Boy Scouts of America, and McWane Science Center will lead the evening’s interactive sessions. Because of the activities and nature of this event, Family Camp-out Night is only open to families. The event’s rain-out date is July 13-14.

Friday Five: Top Picks for Weekend Fun May 17th – 19th

Posted on Friday, May 17, 2019 by Angie

Birmingham Barons at Regions Field

V. Mississippi Braves.

Friday, 7:05pm Friday Night Fireworks
Saturday, 6:30pm Birdzerk Entertainer Series
Sunday, 4pm Family Sunday

Barber Historics at Barber Motor Sports

This two day event will feature fast-paced, wheel-to-wheel racing with cars from the early days through the mid 80’s competing on track. Off track, this event will feature one-of-a-kind sports cars and family activities.

Saturday, 8am – 4pm
Sunday, 8am – 2:15pm

Pelham Palooza’s Palooza in the Park at Pelham Parks and Recreation

Palooza in the Park is a FREE community event perfect for the whole family!

Palooza in the Park features fun family-friendly events outside at the park and pavilion at the NEW Pelham Recreation Center.

Saturday, 10am – 4pm

Weatherfest at McWane Science Center

Join the WBRC First Alert Weather Team on the Plaza along with other special guests to learn about all things weather. See special tools used to detect and predict weather, and meet your favorite WBRC Fox 6 personalities.

Saturday, 10am – 6pm

Do Dah Day at Rhodes Park

Do Dah Day is a annual event held along Birmingham’s Highland Avenue with all monies raised donated to charities that benefit animals in the Birmingham & Jefferson County area.

Parade starts at 11:01 AM along Highland Avenue and Festivities begin at 12:01 PM in Rhodes Park!

No admission charge for spectators and attendees. Fee to enter parade.

Saturday, 11am – 5pm

Free and Discounted Summer Movies in Birmingham 2019

Posted on Wednesday, May 15, 2019 by Angie

Free and Discounted Summer Movies in Birmingham

The Deal:

AMC Classics Summer Movie Camp Lorna Ridge 10

Every Wednesday at 10am. Kids Tickets are $4 + Tax and include a kidpack of AMC Snacks. (Kids popcorn, fountain drink, and fruit snacks)

Amstar Cinemas – Alabaster

Tuesday’s and Wednesday’s. Admission is $4.00+tax per person, price includes Movie, Kids Drink and Popcorn. All movies will start at 10am, with a special sensory friendly showing starting at 10:15AM. Seating is limited, first come first served. All movies are G or PG.

Black Creek Park, Fultondale

Movies in the park, select Fridays. Concessions available for purchase. Movie begins on Fridays

Flicks Among the Flowers, Birmingham Botanical Gardens

Gates open at 6 p.m. for the free event. Bring a blanket or low-profile lawn chair, and find a spot on the lawn to enjoy the film.

Free Friday Flicks – Veterans Park in Hoover

Movies begin at 6:30. FREE but arrive early to visit local vendors and a Kid Zone! Families are welcome to bring a picnic or purchase food a the park.

Phoenix Theaters, The Edge 12

Every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at 10am, Free. Doors open at 9am. Special Kiddie meal available.

Premiere Cinemas, Tannehill and Pell City

Summer Kids Fest. Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 10am. Admission is FREE. Large groups who are purchasing concession items are welcomed to call ahead their order for faster service.

Regal Cinemas Trussville

Summer Movie Express. Tuesdays & Wednesdays at 10am. Admission is $1 and a portion of the proceeds will benefit the Will Rogers Institute. Both Movies listed play both days.

The Movies:

Tuesday, May 28th

Amstar Alabaster – Hotel Transylvania 3
Phoenix Theater Edge 12 – Small Foot and Trolls

Wednesday, May 29th

Amstar Alabaster – Hotel Transylvania 3
Phoenix Theater Edge 12 – Small Foot and Trolls

Thursday, May 30th

Phoenix Theater Edge 12 – Small Foot and Trolls

Tuesday, June 4th

Amstar Alabaster: Lego Movie
Phoenix Theater Edge 12: The Lego Movie and The Lorax
Premiere Cinemas, Tannehill and Pell City: Secret Life of Pets
Regal Cinemas, Trussville: Croods and Puss in Boots

Wednesday, June 5th

Amstar Alabaster: Lego Movie
Flicks Among the Flowers, Botanical Gardens: Sandlot
Phoenix Theater Edge 12: The Lego Movie and The Lorax
Premiere Cinemas, Tannehill and Pell City: Secret Life of Pets
Regal Cinemas, Trussville: Croods and Puss in Boots

Thursday, June 6th

Phoenix Theater Edge 12: The Lego Movie and The Lorax

Friday, June 7th

Black Creek Park, Fultondal: Ralph Breaks the Internet
Free Friday Flicks, Veterans Park Hoover: Mary Poppins Returns

Tuesday, June 11th

Amstar Alabaster: Small Foot
Phoenix Theater Edge 12: Teen Titans Go! To the Movies and Despicable Me
Premiere Cinemas, Tannehill and Pell City: The Grinch (2018)
Regal Cinemas, Trussville: Despicable Me and Turbo

Wednesday, June 12th

AMC Lorna Ridge: Wonder Park
Amstar Alabaster: Small Foot
Premiere Cinemas, Tannehill and Pell City: The Grinch (2018)
Regal Cinemas, Trussville: Despicable Me and Turbo
Phoenix Theater Edge 12: Teen Titans Go! To the Movies and Despicable Me

Thursday, June 13th

Phoenix Theater Edge 12: Teen Titans Go! To the Movies and Despicable Me

Friday, June 14th

Free Friday Flicks, Veterans Park Hoover: The Little Mermaid

Tuesday, June 18th

Amstar Alabaster: Despicable Me
Premiere Cinemas, Tannehill and Pell City: Trolls
Regal Cinemas, Trussville: Lego Batman Movie and House with a Clock on it’s Walls
Phoenix Theater Edge 12: Curious George and Despicable Me 2

Wednesday, June 19th

AMC Lorna Ridge: Hotel Transylvania 3
Amstar Alabaster: Despicable Me
Premiere Cinemas, Tannehill and Pell City: Trolls
Regal Cinemas, Trussville: Lego Batman Movie and House with a Clock on it’s Walls
Phoenix Theater Edge 12: Curious George and Despicable Me 2

Thursday, June 20th

Phoenix Theater Edge 12: Curious George and Despicable Me 2

Friday, June 1st

Free Friday Flicks, Veterans Park Hoover: A Dog’s Way Home

Tuesday, June 25th

Amstar Alabaster: Trolls
Premiere Cinemas, Tannehill and Pell City: Paddington
Phoenix Theater Edge 12: Shrek and Despicable Me 3
Regal Cinemas, Trussville: House with a Clock on it’s Walls and Paddington 2

Wednesday, June 26th

AMC Lorna Ridge: Peter Rabbit
Amstar Alabaster: Trolls
Premiere Cinemas, Tannehill and Pell City: Paddington
Regal Cinemas, Trussville: House with a Clock on it’s Walls and Paddington 2
Phoenix Theater Edge 12: Shrek and Despicable Me 3

Thursday, June 27th

Phoenix Theater Edge 12: Shrek and Despicable Me 3

Friday, June 28th

Free Friday Flicks, Veterans Park Hoover: Ralph Breaks the Internet

Tuesday, July 2nd

Phoenix Theater Edge 12: Puss in Boots and Minions
Regal Cinemas, Trussville: Despicable Me 3 and Dr Seuss the Grinch
Premiere Cinemas, Tannehill and Pell City: SGT. Stubby: An American Hero

Wednesday, July 3rd

AMC Lorna Road: Small Foot
Premiere Cinemas, Tannehill and Pell City: SGT. Stubby: An American Hero
Regal Cinemas, Trussville: Despicable Me 3 and Dr Seuss the Grinch
Phoenix Theater Edge 12: Puss in Boots and Minions

Thursday, July 4th

Phoenix Theater Edge 12: Puss in Boots and Minions

Friday, July 5th

Free Friday Flicks, Veterans Park Hoover:

Tuesday, July 9th

Amstar Alabaster: The Grinch
Premiere Cinemas, Tannehill and Pell City: Wonder Park
Phoenix Theater Edge 12: Smurfs, the Lost Village and Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie
Regal Cinemas, Trussville: Lego Movie 2 and How to Train your Dragon: Hidden World

Wednesday, July 10th

Amstar Alabaster: The Grinch
AMC Lorna Ridge: The Lego Movie
Premiere Cinemas, Tannehill and Pell City: Wonder Park
Regal Cinemas, Trussville: Lego Movie 2 and How to Train your Dragon: Hidden World
Phoenix Theater Edge 12: Smurfs, the Lost Village and Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie

Thursday, July 11th

Phoenix Theater Edge 12: Smurfs, the Lost Village and Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie

Friday, July 12th

Black Creek Park, Fultondale: Incredibles 2
Free Friday Flicks, Veterans Park Hoover: How to Train Your Dragon: Hidden World

Tuesday, July 16th

Amstar Alabaster: How To Train Your Dragon 3
Premiere Cinemas, Tannehill and Pell City: Lego Movie 2
Phoenix Theater Edge 12: The Emoji Movie and Sing
Regal Cinemas, Trussville: Small Foot and Secret Life of Pets

Wednesday, July 17th

AMC Lorna Ridge: Teen Titans Go! To the Movies
Amstar Alabaster: How to Train Your Dragon 3
Flicks Among the Flowers: Field of Dreams
Premiere Cinemas, Tannehill and Pell City: Lego Movie 2
Regal Cinemas, Trussville: Small Foot and Secret Life of Pets
Phoenix Theater Edge 12: The Emoji Movie and Sing

Thursday, July 18th

Phoenix Theater Edge 12: The Emoji Movie and Sing

Friday, July 19th

Free Friday Flicks, Veterans Park Hoover: Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation

Tuesday, July 23rd

Amstar Alabaster: Minions
Premiere Cinemas, Tannehill and Pell City: Small Foot
Phoenix Theater Edge 12: Peter Rabbit and Secret Life of Pets
Regal Cinemas, Trussville: Lego Movie and Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie

Wednesday, July 24th

AMC Lorna Ridge: The House with a Clock it it’s Walls
Amstar Alabaster: Minions
Premiere Cinemas, Tannehill and Pell City: Small Foot
Regal Cinemas, Trussville: Lego Movie and Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie
Phoenix Theater Edge 12: Peter Rabbit and Secret Life of Pets

Thursday, July 25th

Phoenix Theater Edge 12: Peter Rabbit and Secret Life of Pets

Friday, July 26th

Free Friday Flicks, Veterans Park Hoover: The Incredibles 2

Tuesday, July 30th

Amstar Alabaster: Secret Life of Pets
Premiere Cinemas, Tannehill and Pell City: The Lorax
Phoenix Theater Edge 12: Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation and How to Train Your Dragon: Hidden World
Regal Cinemas, Trussville: Sing and How to Train your Dragon 2

Wednesday, July 31st

AMC Lorna Ridge: Trolls
Amstar Alabaster: Secret life of Pets
Premiere Cinemas, Tannehill and Pell City: The Lorax
Regal Cinemas, Trussville: Sing and How to Train your Dragon 2
Phoenix Theater Edge 12: Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation and How to Train Your Dragon: Hidden World

Thursday, August 1st

Phoenix Theater Edge 12: Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation and How to Train Your Dragon: Hidden World

Tuesday, August 6th

Premiere Cinemas, Tannehill and Pell City: How to Train Your Dragon: Hidden World
Regal Cinemas, Trussville: Penguins of Madagascar and Boss Baby

Wednesday, August 7th

AMC Lorna Ridge: How to Train your Dragon Hidden World
Premiere Cinemas, Tannehill and Pell City: How to Train Your Dragon: Hidden World
Regal Cinemas, Trussville: Penguins of Madagascar and Boss Baby

Tuesday, August 12th

Regal Cinemas, Trussville: Kung Foo Panda 3 and Lego Ninjago Movie

Wednesday, August 13th

Regal Cinemas, Trussville: Kung Foo Panda 3 and Lego Ninjago Movie

Tuesday, August 20th

Regal Cinemas, Trussville: Trolls and Minions

Wednesday, August 21st

Regal Cinemas, Trussville: Trolls and Minions

Tuesday, August 27th

Regal Cinemas, Trussvile: Madagascar and Shrek 2

Wednesday, August 28th

Regal Cinemas, Trussvile: Madagascar and Shrek 2