The Birmingham Public Library is hosting 90 Black History Month programs at our 19 locations throughout the month of February. One coming up this week pays tribute to the four little girls who died during the 1963 bombing of the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church.
In this survey you will have the opportunity to rank your top priorities, answer survey questions regarding strengths, challenges, needs and opportunities, as well as pinpoint your ideas and issues on a map.
Member Registration for Children's Summer Camps at the Birmingham Botanical Garden is Now Open!
Click here to view the City of Birmingham Trash and Brush Schedule for February 2019.
Birmingham Alabama City Council
The Birmingham City Council is the legislative branch of Birmingham city government as defined by the Mayor-Council Actof the State of Alabama. All official actions must be approved by a majority vote of the city council during its regular meeting at 9:30 a.m. each Tuesday morning (excluding holidays) at Birmingham City Hall, 710 North 20th St. on the 3rd floor in council chambers. Nine council members are elected from nine districts and serve four year terms with the next election in 2017.
The current Council President is Councilor Valerie A. Abbott from District 3.
Learn More about Birmingham Alabama
Click here to visit the official Birmingham, Alabama Website.
If diversity were a place, it would be Birmingham. People who visit here get a taste of that variety—in entertainment, cuisine, the arts, nightlife, the great outdoors—that brings them back time and again.
We officially celebrated the beginning of construction on the Sidewalk Film Center + Cinema with a Groundbreaking Ceremony Thursday, January 31. We started excavation work November 26 and this ceremony truly marked the end of that process and the beginning of the build out.