A past weekend. Written after the fact from what local sources listed and the weather that actually happened.
Birmingham stayed warm, with drizzle on Saturday, steadier rain on Sunday and lows near 70 both nights. The weekend held a history exhibit at Vulcan Park, a KIDZ BOP concert movie, free all-ages country music and a punk rock flea market.
What the weather did
Saturday
86° / 70°
Drizzle, 0.18 in of rain.
Sunday
78° / 70°
Rain, 0.55 in of rain.
The weather rule that weekend: 0.18 in of rain: an indoor day, with a backup for every plan.
Vulcan Park and Museum's Revolutionary Roots exhibition honored Alabamians, many of them overlooked, who helped shape the state and the country. It was included in general admission.
Vulcan Park and Museum · Included in General Admission · Indoors
Renata The Band, a country and rock sibling trio from Nashville, played a free, all-ages show at Tin Roof as part of the Nashville Hits The Roof series.
Tin Roof · Free · Indoors
Also Saturday: Run to Defeat the Monsters- Domestic Violence was a Halloween-themed 5K raising awareness for domestic violence and support for survivors, billed as a family-friendly community event. (Price not listed · Outdoors, open sun)
Sunday picks
0.55 in of rain: an indoor day, with a backup for every plan.
KIDZ BOP LIVE: The Concert Movie brought the tour to the big screen with today's hits, big choreography and behind-the-scenes moments. The theatre became a family dance floor for kids who love to sing.
The Birmingham Punk Rock Flea Market marked its tenth year at Cahaba Brewing Co. with over 100 vendors, records, art and live entertainment. It was free and all ages, with carnival-themed outfits encouraged.
Revolutionary Roots at Vulcan Park and Museum was part of America250, spotlighting Alabama figures whose courage and leadership often went unsung. It made an indoor history outing on a rainy Sunday.
Vulcan Park and Museum · Included in General Admission · Indoors
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12 to 1:30 pm
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