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Birmingham Welcomes Spring with Festive March Events

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As March unfolds, Birmingham is alive with vibrant celebrations welcoming the spring season. This month features the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade, a free Annual Boat Show, and the 26th Annual Arbor Day Celebration at Aldridge Gardens. With theatrical productions, musical tribute shows, and family fun runs like the Oak Mountain Color Run, Birmingham offers a thrilling array of activities. The city also highlights its dynamic sports calendar with events like the SEC Gymnastics Championship. Residents and visitors alike can enjoy the diverse range of experiences this March in Birmingham!

Birmingham Bursts into Spring with a Splash of Exciting March Events

As March rolls into Birmingham, the city is buzzing with excitement and vibrant celebrations to ring in the much-anticipated spring season. This month is truly packed with a delightful array of events sure to thrill both residents and visitors alike!

Spring Fests & Community Vibes

Get ready to soak in the fun, because **March** is loaded with lively parades, fundraisers, and musical extravaganzas. One of the highlights this month is the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade, where the streets will come alive with colorful floats, infectious live music, and spirited community gatherings. It’s a perfect opportunity to don your green attire and revel in the festivities!

Boat Show Bonanza

For those with a love for the water, the excitement continues with the local Annual Boat Show where admission is free! Explore the latest boats and marine gear while soaking up the lively atmosphere. Whether you’re an experienced sailor or just browsing, this is the perfect spot to immerse yourself in all things nautical!

Arbor Day at Aldridge Gardens

Spring is synonymous with blooming flowers and fresh starts, so the city invites everyone to join in the 26th Annual Arbor Day Celebration at Aldridge Gardens. Activities kick off bright and early at 8 a.m., and don’t miss your chance to grab a free tree to take home! It’s a wonderful chance to connect with nature and each other.

Theatrical Wonders and Musical Delights

Birmingham’s theater scene shines this month with a unique one-day theatrical production centered on temptation and morality. Grab your friends for what promises to be a thought-provoking experience. Not far from the stage, music lovers can delight in a high-energy tribute show celebrating the Beatles. How could anyone resist singing along to those timeless classics?

But that’s not all! The Schoolhouse Rock event is back, and it’s shaping up to be a fantastic evening filled with live music, a silent auction, complimentary drinks, and games — all for the benefit of our local schools. It’s a great way to support education while having a blast!

Family Fun Runs and Energetic Action

Dust off your running shoes because the city is hosting a variety of fun runs. The Oak Mountain Color Run is perfect for families, as it promises to cover participants in vibrant bursts of color along the route, while also raising funds for cancer research. Another highlight, the Publix Village 2 Village Run, offers 10K and 7.5K races through the picturesque Mountain Brook area. Whether you walk, run, or cheer, these events are bound to be a great time!

Art, Music, and More

Art aficionados should make their way to the Birmingham Museum of Art, where a fabulous assortment of music, dance, food, and artistic activities await. The event will wrap up with a traditional color-throwing spectacle, creating a fun and memorable experience. Additionally, don’t miss a tribute concert at the Lyric Theatre honoring the iconic sounds of the Bee Gees. Dance the night away to all those hits we know and love!

Sporty Highlights

Birmingham also boasts a vibrant sports calendar this March. The SEC Gymnastics Championship will showcase collegiate gymnasts in a competitive setting, while the Bama Beast Southern Volleyball Tournament invites girls aged 11 to 18 to participate at the BJCC.

Final Thoughts

The month wraps up with theatrical treasures like Godspell Jr. featuring an all-female cast and a Broadway classic based on Victor Hugo’s story. Every event is a chance to gather with friends, connect with the community, and embrace the vibrant spirit of spring.

Crowd-pleasers, family fun, and cultural experiences await, so be sure to check the Happenings calendar for more events thriving throughout Birmingham this month!

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