 | Vulcan is 104today. Come celebrate his Birthday Bash at Vulcan Park and Museum from 1– 4 pm. Call 933.1409 for more information. |
| Are you picky about your produce? Head out to the Hueytown Berry Patch to pick your own muscadines, scuppernongs and blueberries. Open Monday through Saturday 7 am -7 pm and Sundays from 1-5 pm. 491.3367 for directions. |
| Sometimes trashy can be classy. Visit the Trashionista Exhibit at Naked Art Gallery on |
 | Nickelodeon’s Go, Diego, Go Live! Sets Out |
 | Get jazzed up for some Jazz at Rucker Place from 5-9 pm. |
 | Catch a Friday Night Flick at |
 | Here’s a lofty idea: walk the self-guided downtown Loft Tour and benefit |
| The Summer Film Series is back at the |
| Take a gander at the arts at this year’s 6th Annual Art in the Gardens where you can buy originals from more than 60 |
 | When life hands you lemons, drink lemonade to raise money for children with cancer. Mom’s League of Birmingham hosts Alex’s Lemonade Stand at the Helena Winn Dixie from 10 am-2 pm. |
 | To commemorate the life of Anne Frank, today is considered Diary Day, in celebration of her birthday. Jot a note in your journal in memory of Anne. |
| Come to the Birmingham Festival Center to see Steve Martin’s “The Underpants”-- a humorous take on the original “wardrobe malfunction.” bftonline.org/shows.html. Tickets cost $20. Call 933.2383 for details. |
 | City Stages boasts an incredible lineup this year that includes The Flaming Lips, Diana Ross and Ben Harper. Check out www.citystages.org for complete details. You will not want to miss out on this! |
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 | In celebration of the blackberry and blueberry harvests, come on out to the Black and Blue Berry Festival in Jemison forbluegrass music, pony rides, face painting and some berry delicious desserts. Call 646.0069 for more information. |
 | Today is “No More TV Day.” Turn off the tube and head outside! |
 | Join us for the first monthly installation of Wear Your skirt! to Workplay from 5:30 until 8. Skirtinis, performances by our June profile women, and plenty of fun! Bring a mixed CD to trade. |
 | It’s Juneteenth, the oldest celebration of freedom from slavery. Let freedom ring! |
 | Stop by What’s on 2nd downtown on 2nd Avenue for a celebration of the Great American T-Shirt as an art form. Over 500 vintage t-shirts for sale and showcase, all related to music groups, politics, art, travel, advertising and ideologies. In addition hand painted t-shirts will be sold to benefit the Clothesline Project. Proceeds go to support the Family Violence Project. Everyone is invited and encouraged to wear their favorite t-shirt. |
 | Summer Solstice is today…say goodbye to Spring. |
| Celebrate the Summer Solstice with |
| Literally Green benefiting the new Vestavia Hills Public Library. Saturday, June 21 at 7 p.m. at Gold's Gym/Brookwood Outpatient Center on Hwy 31 in Vestavia Hills. Tickets are $50 and can be purchased at City Hall, all Vestavia Hills Fire Stations, SouthCity Bank and the Library. We will have live music, heavy hors'doeuvres, silent auction and casino style gaming. For more information, call 978-0155. |
 | Get hands-on at a pottery workshop at Imagine Clay Studio on |
 | Like other American cities, Birmingham’s streets were once lined with signs, from glowing neon to advertisements painted on brick walls. From 12-1 pm at the Birmingham Library Downtown, author Tim Hollis will discuss the golden era of roadside advertising and sign copies of his new book, Vintage Birmingham Signs. |
 | Bring your ‘change’ for new neighborhood projects, see the results of the 20,000 dollar project from last year. Live music, food, meet-n-greet your neighbors starting at 5:00 pm at Paige Patterson’s home (322 85th Street South) for this 2nd annual community celebration. |
 | The Tragic City Rollers, Birmingham's local roller derby team, will host the Memphis Roller girls on June 28, 2008 at the Zamora Templelocated at 3521 Ratliff Road, Irondale, AL 35210. The bout will begin at 7pm and tickets are $10 in advance and $12 at the door. |
 | Arrive at Ozan 11:30 am for a Gourmet Box Lunch, Souvenir Wine Tasting, Educational Vineyard Tour and Train Ride. Board the Heart of Dixie Train at Ozan for a scenic ride on this historical train, and return to Ozan by 2:00 pm. Event fee $ 25 per guest . Reserve your place by email at contact@ozanwine.com |
| National Camera Day. Head out to |
