Beth Holloway opens up in a new three-part Netflix series premiering November 4, with never-before-seen footage from the investigation.

Sixteen stops, one hour, zero cost — Homewood's new driving tour is narrated by a familiar local radio voice.

Craig Legg's East Village Arts exhibit opens Saturday with a free Russell Gulley concert and photos from Muscle Shoals shooter Dick Cooper.

Nostalgic on Morris opens Thursday with a Tony Bennett-signed chair and plaster salvaged from the Lyric Theatre.

Marvin Griffin directs the revived band at Birmingham's historic A.H. Parker High School.

Painters start work Oct. 10, with a free Urban Supply celebration on Oct. 17 featuring food trucks and live mural finishing.

Costumes are encouraged as the Alabama Symphony Orchestra scores the night before Halloween with music from Psycho and Wicked at the Alys Stephens Center.

The 8th grade band performed “Still Fly,” with students singing, dancing and playing their instruments.

The free, all-ages market returns to Cahaba Brewing on Oct. 4 with a decade of oddities, zines, and live bands.

Students hacked, debated and pitched a Black Arts District for Ensley as the Penny Games doubled in size this year.