Soccer fans the American Outlaws watch the World Cup championship match pitting the United States against Japan at Good People Brewing Company on Southside. From ng11787.
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Jazz singer Esperanza Spalding performs July 1 at Iron City on Southside (our vertical video of the week). From Iris Navarro.
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Highlights from the second annual Birmingham Black Rodeo in June at Legacy Arena downtown. From Randy Wilborn.
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Birmingham, the perfect place for the upcoming Southeast Creation Conference, “uncovering the scientific evidence for creation.” From Institute for Creation Research.
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Iowa heavy metal band Slipknot performs in May at the Oak Mountain Amphitheatre in Pelham. From Brian Kell.
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Walking the cross near Uptown. From Jesus Is Real.
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Nashville blues artist Keb’ Mo’ performs “She Just Wants to Dance” in May at Iron City. From treser62.
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Praise break at the 2012 International AIM Convention in Birmingham. From Dorothea Cast.
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Hunter Jackson from Birmingham leaves a perfectly good plane. From Chattanooga Skydiving Company.
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The Church of God in Christ orchestra and the youth choir perform “I Wanna Be Holy” at the 2012 International AIM Convention in Birmingham. From Dorothea Cast.
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The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute is part of Latino New South, a project designed to put it in touch with the city’s Latino community. From ArtsFwd.
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Birmingham mayor William Bell addressed the new roundabout and other improvements to Cahaba Road at a ribbon cutting on July 1. From Starnes Publishing.
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A farm family visits the Birmingham Zoo. From Farmtales.
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Dweezil Zappa and Zappa Plays Zappa perform Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention’s “Sofa No. 2” in April at Iron City. From treser62.
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Birmingham sunset on June 27. From David McElroy.
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The American Institute of Architects visits Pratt City on the 3-year anniversary of the April 27, 2011, tornado, documenting progress on neighborhood recovery and community building. From Joel Mills.
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A look at Operation HOPE Community Service. From LaTanya Millhouse.
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Teen Caitlyn shares her family vacation in Birmingham. From PassionatexBeautyx.
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The Yes We Code bus tour stops in June in Birmingham. From Alabama NewsCenter.
The popular Avondale venue Bottletree Cafe closed on March 31 after 9 years of shows, drinks and vegetarian-friendly fare.
Tonight marks the final new episode of “We Have Signal,” the public TVÂ series that brought Bottletree shows to the world.
The concert program aired on Thursday nights on Alabama Public Television since 2008. Some 131 half-hour episodes later, it bows with DC punk band Ex Hex, filmed Jan. 23.
The show won a regional Emmy Award in 2009. Each episode featured performance clips and backstage interviews with musicians. Most of the shows are available on Vimeo.
“We Have Signal” airs at 10 tonight on APT 10.1, with repeats at 10:30 tonight and 11 p.m. Sunday.
