Downtown

Much of the early 20th-century architecture remains from Birmingham's heyday. One of the most impressive is the Alabama Theatre, which was refurbished to its original opulence in 1998 and is now home to concerts, Broadway shows, and the annual fall Sidewalk Moving Picture Festival. Nearby attractions within walking distance include the Carver Theatre (home of the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame) and the McWane Science Center, which includes an IMAX movie theater. Also within walking distance are Linn Park (home of the historic Tutwiler Hotel), the Birmingham Museum of Art and the annual music festival, City Stages. Downtown Birmingham witnessed many of the most important and tragic events of the Civil Rights movement of the 1950s and 1960s. Places of significance such as Kelly Ingram Park are marked by historical plaques, and the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute tells the whole story of Birmingham's role in those turbulent times.

Nightlife

Alabama Theatre

Morris K. Sirote Theatre (The)

BJCC Theatre

Sheraton Birmingham Ballroom

Cahaba Grand Convention Center

Banana Joe's

BJCC South Exhibition Hall

Ona's Music Room

Alabama State Fairgrounds

Terrific New Theatre

Workplay Theatre

Century Restaurant & Bar

Boutwell Auditorium


Attractions

16th Street Baptist Church

Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame

Banana Republic

New Life Art Gallery

Peanut Depot (The)

Birmingham Civil Rights Institute

Pete Hanna Center

Birmingham Museum of Art

Birmingham Warehouse District

Summit Birmingham (The)

Air Alabama

Sloss Furnaces

Hanna's Garden Shop

Kelly Ingram Park

Seibert Stadium

Alabama Penny Savings Bank Building

Linn Park

Reed Books

Alabama Sports Hall of Fame & Museum

Gardens of Park Place

A.G. Gaston Gardens

Green Cup Books

McWane Science Center

Metro Church of God

Downtown Birmingham

Shadow Lawn Memorial Gardens Cemetery


Restaurants

Pete's Famous Hot Dogs

Cafe Dupont

Ona's Music Room

Sarris Restaurant

Century Restaurant & Bar

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