The Birmingham channel: Such sights to behold
By Wade KwonA look at Birmingham in videos …
Keep Birmingham weird? From Igor N. Rykov.
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An Oxmoor Landing homeowner deals with flooding. From Lisa Antoine.
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Skateboarding around town in the late 1990s. From Haoyan of America.
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The first Sloss Music and Arts Festival, filmed on a GoPro Hero 3 and an iPhone 5s. From Anagrace Salem.
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Birmingham City Schools Band Camp 2015. From Magic Moody Films.
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Swedish folk duo First Aid Kit performs “Emmylou” at Sloss Fest. From Seth Nelson.
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The Avett Brothers performs “Walking for You” at Sloss Fest. From Donna Gobbell.
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Attendees of the first Magic City Con this weekend at the Cahaba Grand Conference Center share their experiences. From Starnes Publishing.
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Celebrating Birmingham Black Marriage Day in March at the Harambe Room downtown. From CaptuREAL Photo and Design.
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Soca artist Island Rooster performs at Caribbean Day in June at Linn Park downtown. From Island Rooster.
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A look at WWE Smackdown earlier this month at the BJCC Legacy Arena downtown. From SmackTalk420.
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Attempting to fly into the Birmingham airport through a major storm. From Brandon Snider.
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The competition during June’s Magic City Mega Bowl disc golf tournament at George Ward Park. From The Disc Golf Channel.
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Promo for OnBoard Birmingham, a program to help regional employers recruit and retain young professionals. From Birmingham Business Alliance.
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Brandy Wood talks about her guide dog, Rascal, and her work at the Southeastern Blind Rehabilitation Center on Southside. From Starnes Publishing.
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A look ahead to the Birmingham Bowl’s 10th anniversary celebration on Dec. 30. From Birmingham Bowl.
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Michael Greer lacrosse highlight reel. From Susan Bryan.
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Promo for art pieces on Railroad Park from photographer Ginnard Archibald and painter Joseph Longoria. From Ginnard Archibald.
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Speeches from a rally for Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders earlier this month at Good People Brewing Company on Southside. From Left in Alabama.
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Jim Adkins of Jimmy Eat World performs “Polaris” and “The Kill” earlier this month at Saturn in Avondale. From Thomas Kreutzer.
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A family’s summer outing to the Birmingham Zoo. From Ken Lee.
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Tennessee country artist Shelby Lee Lowe performs in the Battle of the Bands earlier this month at Tin Roof in Lakeview (our vertical video of the week). From Dollar Bill Lawson.
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Primus performs “My Name is Mud” at Sloss Fest. From Mike Wallace.
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Artist Yaacov Agam signs his recently restored “Complex Vision,” a massive kinetic sculpture on the side of the Callahan Eye Hospital on Southside. From UAB News.
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More. Sloss. Fest. From Pedroam Marashi.
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Support group UAB Connections holds Dinner in the Dark in June, giving blindfolded diners an opportunity to experience a meal with a visual impairment. From UAB News.
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