The Birmingham channel: Some folks like to get away
Monday, March 7th, 2016A look at Birmingham in videos …
Izabelle takes a trip to Birmingham (more on her blog). From BelleNaAmérica.
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The Immanuel Church on Southside shares its ministry plans for 2016. From A Morales Production.
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Samford broadcast student McClain McKinney discussing his goals and aspirations. From McClain McKinney.
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Country singer Kane Brown performs in February at Iron City on Southside (our vertical video of the week). From Bonnie B.
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Jeremy Carter of the Breakout Birmingham entertainment facility on expansion. From Starnes Publishing.
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Birmingham mayor William Bell talks with syndicated talk show “Matter of Fact” about being a Democratic city in a Republican state. From Matter of Fact.
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A dance tribute to the four girls killed in the 1963 bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church. From klwcheeks.
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Birmingham heavy metal band Great Gospel performs in February at Saturn in Avondale. From Subere23 Let’s Play.
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Alabama State will hold a summer STEM boot camp on its campus in Montgomery for Birmingham city schools’ eighth and ninth graders. From ASU SocialMedia.
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O.J. Kolodziej of the Birmingham Fire Department discusses the importance of reading smoke, door control and understanding flow path of fires. From O.J. Kolodziej.
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A look at the Barber Vintage Motorsport Museum in Leeds. From C.J. Campbell.
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“Race and Place”: “I explore some of the reasons my mother decided to raise my sister and [me] in Vestavia Hills, a predominantly white suburb outside of metro Birmingham.” From Akil Buggs.
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Birmingham’s luxury real estate comeback: Growth in business, as well as a vibrant new restaurant and retail scene, have attracted affluent young families to Birmingham. Bidding wars for fully renovated homes are taking place near downtown. More in the Wall Street Journal story. From Wall Street Journal.
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Frank Matthews rants about the Legislature’s halt to Birmingham’s minimum wage increase. From ABC 33/40.
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Promo for the play “Head Over Heels,” Saturday at the BJCC Concert Hall. From So Right Media.
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Brookwood Forest Elementary teacher Eleanor Walker on her efforts in teaching second graders by connecting them to outside resources. From Eleanor Walker.
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UAB biology department chair Steven Austad discusses “A Novel Hypothesis for the Evolution of the Dietary Restriction Effect” at Arizona State. From Arizona State University.
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Riding around Birmingham and visiting the Barber Vintage Motorsport Museum. From Operation Live Life.
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WIAT-42 footage of damage from a possible tornado Tuesday in Bessemer. From Associated Press.
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Mexican group Tierra Cali performs at El Potrero Night Club in South Roebuck. From Videos.
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Frito and Diana spend their vacation in Birmingham, visiting the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute, Kelly Ingram Park, Lightrails, Vulcan, Sloss Furnaces, the Birmingham Museum of Art and Red Mountain Park. From MarTous Travels.
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Mobile Christian metal singer Mattie Montgomery performs in 2014 at Zydeco on Southside. From Gabrie1 x.
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The Birmingham-Southern men compete in the 1-mile race at February’s Sewanee Indoor Invitational. From Sharks Soccer.
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Atlanta hardcore band Full Measures performs “Severed Ties” in February at the High Note on Southside. From Kamen Sale.
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New York students sing “This Little Light of Mine” with Bishop Calvin Woods during a February class trip to Kelly Ingram Park downtown. From Shaaray Tefila NYC.
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The Art, Beats and Lyrics February event at Regions Field. From Blaq Angel Media.
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L.A. singer Victoria Renée performs at the Norma Livingston Ovarian Cancer Foundation September fund-raiser at the Club. From Fowler Davis.
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