For brothers Stuart Kent and Dr. Steven Kent, sunscreen has never been an afterthought.

Last weekend, The Malone Society hosted their 5th Annual Charity Golf Tournament at Highland Park in Birmingham, continuing a tradition that has grown from a simple idea between friends into one of the more meaningful fundraising events in The University of Alabama alumni community.

Black panthers don’t exist in Alabama—so why does everyone keep seeing one?

From hometown festivals celebrating the state’s favorite crops to unforgettable performances and unique cultural experiences, there’s no shortage of reasons to hit the road this week.

An Auburn University student with roots in Birmingham is receiving national attention after being featured by Vogue as part of the magazine’s American Style series.

The recognition adds to a growing list of national accolades for the Shoals area, which continues to attract visitors drawn by its role in shaping American music and its reputation as an active recording and performance destination.

Zephyr Barber has become known for its relaxed atmosphere, intentional design, and commitment to making every customer feel welcome. But long before Kellen Mataafa opened the Birmingham shop, he was simply a college student looking for community, purpose, and a place to belong.

The second week of June is shaping up to be a busy one across Alabama. From dragon boat races on the Alabama River to country concerts on the Gulf Coast, there are plenty of ways to explore something new this week.

Birmingham has a way of producing people who build things with intention. Tommy Mayfield is one of them. In February 2026, he launched something he believes the sports drink industry has been missing for a long time — a hydration product with nothing to hide.

There’s something powerful about seeing history not as a distant artifact, but as something still breathing through a community today. That’s the feeling behind a new exhibit at the Poarch Creek Indians Museum in Atmore, where “Illustrating the Native Southeast: Art, Culture, and Traditions” invites visitors into a visual story of Native life in the […]

Whether you are looking for a weekend road trip, a new local tradition or simply an excuse to spend some time outside, this week’s lineup of events offers a little something for everyone.

With summer just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to get out and enjoy everything happening across Alabama this week.

Alabama native Ella Langley is continuing her meteoric rise in country music.

In the pages of Secret Birmingham, author Cherith Glover Fluker invites readers on an exploration of a city rich in untold stories, vibrant culture, and a legacy that merits both recognition and appreciation.

Memorial Day weekend is arriving with all the fanfare of an Alabama summer kickoff, and this week’s lineup is bringing a little bit of everything along with it.

Grab your friends, your appetite, or your sunhat and enjoy all that Alabama has to offer this week.

In the town of Courtland, time often slides backward before crawling forward again, tracing the line between what remains and what is slowly returning.

Mother’s Day weekend has a way of sneaking up—but luckily, Alabama already has the plans covered. Across the state, you’ll find everything from blooming rose shows and charming tea parties to waterfront festivals and live music under the lights.

Alabama, with its rolling Appalachian foothills, deep canyons, ancient forests, and Gulf Coast wetlands, is a walker’s paradise. The Yellowhammer State features hundreds of miles of trails across its state parks and national preserves, ranging from gentle paved loops to rugged backcountry routes. These paths offer something for everyone, no matter your age or fitness […]

From the coastal waters of Bayou La Batre to downtown Birmingham and up to Albertville, this week’s lineup covers a little bit of everything.

Pepper Place in Bloom brings together Pepper Place and FLOWER Magazine for a district-wide celebration of flowers, textiles, and interior design.