Experience an unforgettable evening at the Lead with Love Concert, presented by the Office of Community Enrichment in partnership with the Samford Gospel Choir.

Open to all, this uplifting celebration will feature special guest artists such as the Samford Gospel Choir, His Instruments of Praise, and national recording artist Lisa Knowles-Smith. The concert will feature many styles of gospel music in a night designed to inspire and unite our campus and community.

Come be encouraged, energized, and reminded of how gospel music inspires us to lead with love.

Every Saturday from 2 PM – 7 PM, we’re running Putt Pong Tournaments at Swing Away Golf Club!

$10 buy-in!
Winner takes all!
18 and up only!

An evening of chamber percussion ensemble works presented by percussionists Gene Fambrough, DMA, (UAB), Grant Dalton, DMA, (Samford), Mike Muncher, Garrett Gibson and Danny Moore, DMA.

Join certified pilates instructor, wellness educator, and hiking enthusiast Kenyele Harrison for a beginner's level mat pilates class followed by a leisurely group hike featuring minor changes in terrain. Get your body moving while immersing yourself in the natural beauty of Red Mountain Park. All skill levels are welcome!

Please bring a mat for the pilates class, sturdy, closed-toe shoes for the hike, and a water bottle.

Kenyele Harrison is a Certified Pilates Instructor, Wellness Educator, and founder of Kenetic Wellness, a Pilates-based practice centered on mindful movement and whole-body health.  Rooted in a healthcare background, she's devoted her life's work to help others cultivate lasting wellness through purposeful, intuitive movement.

With a comprehensive Pilates certification and advanced training through The Pilates Center in Boulder, Kenyele is committed to expanding access to inclusive health, empowering wellness across the Southeast — reaching even the most rural communities. Her style combines intention with a generous dose of Southern hospitality, motivating clients to “move on purpose” and build the kind of strength that endures for generations. When not guiding a class through an invigorating mat session, she enjoys newlywed life, hikes with her Miniature Schnauzer Brody, and books that feed the soul with both the serious and the silly.

*New pricing for 2026.

The price of this program includes the instructor's provided services and helps support Jefferson County Greenways. If cost is a barrier to attending, please email Lauren at programs@jeffcogreenways.org.

Disclaimer: This event has limited space available. Please register to attend.

If you are unable to attend after you’ve registered, please email programs@jeffcogreenways.org so we can make the spot available to someone else.

As part of Create Birmingham’s Business of Creating Workshop Series, AEIVA is excited to offer a free professional headshot session for local artists, creatives, and entrepreneurs, led by Birmingham-based photographer Ambre Amari.  Participants will receive a professionally photographed headshot, guidance on posing and presentation, and a high-quality image suitable for digital and print media. This opportunity is free and open to the public, with limited slots available. Advance registration is required.

Experience the magic of cinema under the stars at Movies on the Mountain, an outdoor movie series at Vulcan Park & Museum. Hosted by the Junior Board, this three-part lineup showcases beloved classics—Shrek, Space Jam, and Hotel Transylvania—in Birmingham’s most scenic setting!

Gather family and friends, bring blankets and lawn chairs, and enjoy a night of film, fun, and fantastic views. Indulge in classic movie treats like cotton candy, delicious bites from local vendors, and a cash bar with wine and beer for adults. The event will also offer FREE popcorn and cookies while supplies last!

Our beloved mascot “V” will be there, ready for smiles, hugs, and plenty of photos to complement an unforgettable evening.

Movies will be shown in April, June, and October, so mark your calendars and join us for a picture-perfect night atop Red Mountain!

Join Ashley Clarke for a mindful walk in nature at Red Mountain Park. This experience invites you to slow down and be present through walking meditation, observation, and intentional connection to the natural world.

Participants should wear comfortable layered clothing and be prepared to slowly walk up to 2 miles as part of this experience. If you are uncomfortable sitting on the ground, please bring a towel or lightweight camp chair.

Ashley Clarke is a certified Mindful Outdoor Guide and yoga teacher in Birmingham, AL.

Accessibility: This program includes walking on a dirt trail with small loose rocks and roots. There are minimal uphill and downhill changes. There are places to rest along the way. Portable restrooms are nearby.

Have you ever wanted to visit Red Mountain Park but are unsure of what to expect? Join Jefferson County Greenways Naturalists to learn more about the park and how to safely and confidently spend time in the great outdoors. We will review how to navigate the park, appropriate attire for outdoor activities, outdoor safety, and how to make the most out of your time in nature. This program will include a guided hike and an opportunity to see some relics from the mountain’s industrial iron-ore mining past. Red Mountain Park 101 is geared towards our community members who are newer to outdoor recreation and is appropriate for all ages. All are welcome!

Accessibility: This family-friendly program includes a guided hike that covers about 1.5 miles. There will be rest stops along the way. The hike will be on a dirt trail with small rocks and roots, featuring small uphill and downhill changes. There are indoor restrooms at the start and end of the hike.

Disclaimer: This program has limited space available. Please register to attend.

‍If you register but are unable to attend, please email programs@jeffcogreenways.org so we can open the spot for someone else.

Americana powerhouses Jade Jackson and Aubrie Sellers are hitting the road together this April for the "Jackson + Sellers" Tour, a co-billed run featuring intimate solo sets from each artist followed by a high-energy joint performance as their acclaimed duo. The tour stops in Birmingham on April 16, 2026 at the Nick, promising garage country, raw songwriting, and the magic that fans fell in love with on their 2021 album Breaking Point.

"We never really got to tour the Jackson + Sellers record the way we dreamed of," said the artists in their recent announcement. "But the moments we did share — the Ryman, AmericanaFest, a handful of magic nights — made it clear how much we love playing together. So we’re fixing that. This tour is solo sets from both of us plus a special Jackson + Sellers set. Garage country, raw songwriting, and a whole lot of fun."

Jade Jackson, the California-born storyteller with Cherokee and Mexican roots, moved to Nashville in 2021 and quickly formed the duo with Sellers. A former ANTI- Records artist now signed to Table Entertainment, Jackson is fresh off a year of creating her most personal work yet. "I’m in a season where things feel intentional," she shared. "Touring with Aubrie Sellers and ending each night with Jackson + Sellers feels like finally giving the record we created together its moment. I spent the last year making a body of work I’ve never been more proud of."

Aubrie Sellers, the Nashville-based garage-country force, brings her fiery stage presence and emotional depth to the bill. Together, the pair delivers a night that honors their shared history while spotlighting their solo catalogs—perfect for fans of Lucinda Williams, Emmylou Harris, and modern roots rock.

This arts pop-up showcases the wide-ranging talents of UAB's BFA students with art on view in the accompanying art exhibition, BFA Exhibition 2026. Come make art with the graduating BFA artists and check out their accompanying exhibition, all while enjoying tasty food available for purchase from a local food truck.

Premium is a new play by Madison Merkel set in the glittery and intense world of competitive dance. For 13-year-old Catherine, dance has always been her top priority, especially with pressures from her mom, dance teacher, and friends. When offered the unprecedented chance to advance to the highest level in her dance company, she seems destined to make history. At the same time, she is unexpectedly cast in her middle school's production of Hamlet, where she discovers a different kind of spark. Caught between these two worlds, she must navigate the awkwardness and intensity of adolescence while learning that her voice and choice hold weight. This ensemble-driven, movement-based piece is designed to be performed by actors of any age while exploring the universal coming-of-age experience. Its flexible casting and ensemble nature allow it to be both a training ground for actors and a work that resonates with audiences of all generations.

The beloved Historic Hollywood Home Tour returns for the neighborhood's centennial year, inviting residents and visitors alike to step inside some of Hollywood's most beautiful and historically significant homes. This self-guided tour, organized by the Hollywood Garden Club, offers a rare opportunity to experience the architectural charm, rich history, and timeless elegance that define this unique community. Guests will enjoy exclusive access to a curated selection of private residences, each showcasing distinctive architectural styles, thoughtful restorations, and unique design details.

In addition to celebrating the beauty and history of Hollywood, the Historic Hollywood Home Tour supports neighborhood beautification projects and the historic Shades Cahaba Elementary School, helping to ensure the continued appreciation and protection of the neighborhood's legacy for future generations.

The Glenwood Endowed Lectureship is co-sponsored by Glenwood & the UAB School of Public Health. The endowment was formed to help advance the state of knowledge about autism & behavioral health on campus & in the community. The lecture is designed for professionals, families, faculty, staff & students. This year’s lecture is entitled “Improving Outcomes Through Interprofessional Collaboration” & it’s being presented by Joanne Gerenser, PhD. This year’s event takes place at the UAB Alumni House (1301 10th Ave. Ave. S., Birmingham, AL 35294) on April 23rd from 8:30 am - 12:30 pm. Registration is free of charge (deadline: 4/16/26) & includes a free continental breakfast. BCBA CEUs & PDHs available – This lecture is being offered for 0.3 ASHA CEUs.

Community members are invited to participate in “Try a Weld Day,” where attendees will have the opportunity to learn about the profession and try a hands-on welding project under the guidance of Fortis students and instructors. The event will also feature a Metal Arts Showcase, displaying original sculptures and metal artwork created by Fortis welding students, offering a creative look at the skill and artistry involved in the trade.