After five years in Crestwood, Seasick Records has outgrown its beloved location and will relocate to Avondale. Daniel Drinkard, Seasick's owner and one of our original CO.STARTERS graduates, announced that they will officially re-open on Thursday, March 5th in the former Family Dollar space next to Mom's Basement, the retro-inspired live music venue and bar that Daniel co-owns.
"Classical music is all around us all the time... We have greater access to music than ever. It can be overwhelming, but there has never been less of a barrier to discovering what you might love."
The community is invited to join the Jefferson County Memorial Project at the Birmingham Museum of Art on Thursday, February 20th at 6 pm as the JCMP Fellows from our six local colleges present their new research on our county's history of racial terror, including the discovery of previously undocumented victims.
"The greatest thing I think we can learn from animals is compassion. We see animals as so separate from ourselves... When you can help someone learn to show compassion for animals, they generally show compassion for people too."
"At this time, when everything is so drastically divided in our culture, it feels important to tell stories that are about empathy, accepting and empowering each other, and coming together. It might sound hyperbolic, but that makes our job to save the world."