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The Club opened in Birmingham in 1951 and is still today one of the most unique private clubs in the South as well as the country. Three restaurant options are available from casual to elegant, but what The Club is most famously known for is its beautiful view of the Birmingham city skyline.
1 Robert S Smith Drive Birmingham, AL 35209
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Getting There

Central Alabama »
  • 1 Robert S Smith Drive
  • Birmingham, AL 35209
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Where to Stay

Renaissance Ross Bridge Golf Resort and Spa

Set just outside the city, deep in the heart of the "Hidden Gem of the South," this Birmingham hotel provides a uniquely inspired setting.

Apex Motel

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Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Birmingham Downtown

Fairfield by Marriott Birmingham Downtown is centrally located in the heart of buzzing downtown.

Homewood Suites Birmingham Downtown Near UAB

Homewood Suites by Hilton Birmingham Downtown Near UAB is the ideal home away from home located in the downtown Birmingham area, close to the historic University of Alabama at Birmingham and 5 Points South District.

Ramada-- Birmingham Airport

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SpringHill Suites Birmingham Downtown at UAB

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Hampton Inn Trussville/Birmingham

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Kings Inn--Civic Center--UAB

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Upcoming Events

AEIVA Presents Donté K. Hayes: Objects of Tomorrow

Dance Across Birmingham

Dance Across Birmingham is a FREE community celebration for the whole family to discover the talents and diversity of the Birmingham dance community.

ASC Presents An Evening with Fred Hersch and Esperanza Spalding

Experience the dynamic duo of jazz pianist and composer Fred Hersch and jazz vocalist Esperanza Spalding.

Choral Evensong

Choral Evensong, 5;30 p.m., sung by the Cathedral Choir, under the direction of Frederick Teardo.

Alabama Dance Festival

Join us at the 2023 Alabama Dance Festival. One of the largest gatherings of dancers and dance enthusiasts in the Southeast.

Midday Music: Warren Samples and Lauren Peacock, cello

The Cathedral Church of the Advent Midday Music Series presents a free 30-minute concert of cello duos by Warren Samples, cello, and Lauren Peacock, cello.

ASC Presents Tommy Emmanuel

Enjoy one of the planet's greatest guitar players Tommy Emmanuel, January 22 at the ASC!

ASC Presents Disney's Winnie the Pooh: The New Musical Stage Adaptation

Disney’s Winnie the Pooh: The New Musical Stage Adaptation comes to the Jemison Concert Hall Stage after successful runs that garnered rave reviews (“must-see,” “enchanting,” “magical” and “sweet as honey”) and broke records for advance ticket sales.
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What to See & Do

Red Clay Tours

Red Clay Tours offers multiple tours each day here in Birmingham, AL. From Civil Rights tours to Historical tours, from Brewery tours to BBQ tours, there is an adventure and experience here for anyone visiting the Magic City.

The Museum of Fond Memories at Reed Books

An amazing old bookstore and museum located in the heart of historic beautiful Downtown Birmingham, Alabama. The world's only Museum of Fond Memories, established in 1980.

Space One Eleven

Founded in 1986 as a non-profit organization, Space One Eleven (SOE) is a visual arts center with contemporary art exhibitions and art classes for aspiring and established artists of all ages.

The Marketplace at Lee Branch

The Marketplace at Lee Branch is a rain or shine Saturday morning farmers market. With fresh vegetables, fruits and nuts from local farmers in Shelby and surrounding counties as well as live music, cooking demos, and handmade arts and crafts.

Vulcan Park and Museum

Home to world's largest cast-iron statue. Enjoy panoramic views of Birmingham and hear stories of Birmingham's past, present and promise for the future.

“Letter From Birmingham Jail” Historic Marker

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. wrote his famous “Letter from Birmingham Jail” in April 1963 while he was incarcerated for violating an injunction that prohibited public civil rights demonstrations in Birmingham.

Railroad Park

A 19-acre green space in downtown Birmingham celebrating the city's industrial and artistic heritage. Hailed as "Birmingham's Living Room," it provides a venue for recreation, family activities, concerts and cultural events.

Rickwood Field

America's oldest baseball park
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