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Hey Birmingham! Did you see the new super sweet Ghost Train Brewing Co. location? Win win win! You can walk there using the brand new addition to the Rotary Trail! 🍻👻🚃👟🌳
“Seen in Birmingham” is a series that depicts your suggestions and my favorite things to do in the city.
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A beautiful sunrise in Birmingham! ☀️We love our city and the great people who live here!
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IF YOU ARE EVER IN BIRMINGHAM, AL TAKE A WALK ON THE Rotary Trail. WHAT A COOL PROJECT BY THE Rotary Club of Birmingham. IT WAS 34 DEGREES TODAY.
The Founders team recently volunteered their Saturday to serve the Birmingham community at two locations during its Summer Serve Day. The groups served at Cornerstone Schools of Alabama and the Rotary Trail. The day was topped off with both groups reconvening over delicious meal at Moe's Original BBQ- Lakeview, where it was nice to step back and take in the camaraderie among our group:
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🌅 Beautiful Birmingham at sunrise. ❤️ our city and the great people who live here!
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Bayer Properties' plans to bring new life to the old Hardwick Building on the Rotary Trail. Architects Matt Foley and Brittany Foley of Williams Blackstock Architects and Meredith Calhoun of Bayer Properties share the inside scoop!
This will also be one of the first WELL (International WELL Building Institute - IWBI) buildings in Birmingham, according to Calhoun, which means it’s intentionally designed to maximize the health of the people using it.
We love seeing our members doing big things!
Sure you want to have fun, but do you always want to pay for it? Nope. Me neither. Some of the best networking opportunities I've had as a Realtor® have come from free events around town. They are great ways to meet people and get to know your community even better! I have to say BHM always has something going on, and here's a list of activities that won't break the bank: Birmingham Botanical Gardens, Birmingham Museum of Art, Vulcan Park and Museum, Sloss Furnaces National Historic Landmark, Railroad Park, Rotary Trail, Red Mountain Park Cahaba River, & The Market at Pepper Place.
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This fantastic group of volunteers from Rotary Club of Birmingham spread 90 bags of mulch along Rotary Trail this weekend! 🙌🏽 We love having Rotary as an Adopt-a-Trail partner as we work together to expand Red Rock Trail System.
Rotary Trail is a Magic City treasure! Did you know POLLUTED storm water run-off, carrying debris and other pollutants, would pour into Village Creek from this spot?!😳 NOW a new filtration system improves the quality of the water run-off. Birmingham we ❤️ you! KEEP MOVING FORWARD💯
When Carolyn Chen, owner of Wild Things saw the aftermath of protests last week she knew she wanted to use her voice to speak out. "I sat there feeling helpless thinking ‘What can I do?! I'm just a florist!" In three days, one voice turned into thirty as florists across the Magic City gathered at the Rotary Trail in support of Black Lives Matter.
If you're a fan of The Pizitz, you'll love The Hardwick, with offices, food + more. 🍛🍻
This mixed-use redevelopment is coming soon near the Rotary Trail + Railroad Park.
It's & look who's hangin' at the ACFA:
Gabrielle Fuller, AIA - Davis Architects, Kyonta C. Smith, AIA - Goodwyn Mills Cawood, Nolanda Hatcher, AIA - Studio 2H Design, LLC, Lauren Gwaltney, AIA - Williams Blackstock Architects, Teresa Rivadeneira, AIA - Tri Architecture & Interior Design, Jacquelyn Hart, AIA - Goodwyn Mills Cawood, Tammy Cohen, AIA - Cohen Carnaggio Reynolds & Cynthia Coyle, AIA - ArchitectureWorks
Stop by on your next walk to Railroad Park or the Rotary Trail, OR swing by en route to pick up some local curbside from Trattoria Centrale, El Barrio Restaurante, Mom's Basement, or Shu Shop (just to name a few!)
We can't wait to see these women and the other members of the AIA Bham Fam once COVID-19 is over.
Thanks to the Alabama Center for Architecture for promoting the profession throughout our community!