Birmingham Weekend

The Latin American Heritage Festival brought Ballet Folklórico, mariachi, bilingual gallery tours, family art activities, food trucks and face painting. It mixed indoor and outdoor spaces for a full afternoon.

· Price not listed · Indoors and out

The Oktoberfest Kids Market at Cahaba Brewing Company featured young entrepreneurs selling handmade creations, treats, toys and games. It was free, open to the public and real business practice for kids.

Cahaba Brewing Company · This event is FREE and open to the public! Come out, shop, have fun, and support our amazing young entrepreneurs. If your child would like to participate as a Kids Market vendor, advance registration is required. Vendor requirements and registration information are available on the Kids Markets website. · Indoors

Vulcan Park and Museum's exhibition honored Alabamians whose courage and leadership shaped the state and the country, many of them overlooked. It was part of America250 and included with general admission.

Vulcan Park and Museum · Included in General Admission · Indoors

Renata The Band, a country and rock sibling trio from Nashville, was booked for a free, all-ages show at Tin Roof.

Tin Roof · Free · Indoors

KIDZ BOP LIVE: The Concert Movie put the tour on the big screen, with hit songs, choreography, special effects and behind-the-scenes moments. The theater invited families to sing and dance along.

· $15.00 · Indoors

The Revolutionary Roots exhibition at Vulcan Park and Museum also ran Sunday, featuring figures such as Calvin McGhee and educator Carrie Tuggle.

Vulcan Park and Museum · Included in General Admission · Indoors

East Lake Park hosted the Safe Summer Series with carnival rides, including a pirate ship, plus soul food trucks, face painting and kids' games. Live R&B with Bobby V followed in the evening.

East Lake Park · Free · Outdoors, open sun

Renata The Band was listed at Tin Roof again on Sunday evening for another free, all-ages country show.

Tin Roof · Free · Indoors