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Birmingham Area Fall Festivals and Special Events
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Fall Festivals and Special Events in Birmingham
Fall is almost here, and Birmingham is packed with exciting festivals and family-friendly events to celebrate the season! Here’s your ultimate list of Fall Festivals and Special Events in and around Birmingham to keep you busy!
Fiesta Birmingham at Linn Park
Music, dance, performing arts, visual arts, children’s activities, cultural education, authentic Latin food as well as community and health-related resources are all part of the event.
When: September 28th, Noon – 8pm
Where: Linn Park
World Wide Playday at Vulcan Park
Vulcan Park & Museum is partnering with Nickelodeon and The Association of Children’s Museums for Worldwide Day of Play! As a day dedicated to experiencing joyful learning through play, this event focuses on getting kids and families up, out, and playing around.
Lawn games, DIY arts projects, food and mascot V. Click to purchase your tickets to join in on the fun!
When: Saturday: September 28th, 10am – 1pm
Where: Vulcan Park and Museum
Picnic at Railroad Park
Community event featuring music, food, children’s activities and more!
When: Sunday, September 29th | 12pm – 5pm
Where: Railroad Park
Price: Free Admission
Moundville Native American Festival
Traditional dances, listen to stories and music, and support local and Native American businesses at an ancient city on the Black Warrior River.
When: Thursday October 3rd- Saturday October 5th |Festival hours 9:00 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday & Thursday, 9:00 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday & Saturday.
Where: Moundville Archaeological Park
Price: Admission is $10 per person. Children under 5 are free.
Greek Food Festival
Birmingham’s oldest and most anticipated cultural event that offers an abundance of delicious Greek cuisine.
When: Thursday October 3rd – Saturday, October 5th| 10:30am -9:30pm each day
Where: Holy Trinity-Holy Cross
Price: The open air festival offers free admission. Outside tented seating for dining will be available. Food plates are individually priced and the Greek pastries will be pre-packaged and sold in the food lines.
Buck Creek Festival
Two day festival that includes live bands, arts, crafts and retail vendors, kids play area, beer tent, food trucks and the iconic rubber duck race. This is a family friendly event.
When: Friday, October 11th & Saturday October 12th | Friday 6pm – 10pm, Saturday 10am – 8pm
Where: Helena Amphitheatre
Alabama Butterbean Festival
Vendors, food booths, crafts tables, music, cooking contests, children’s activities, fireworks and more.
When: Friday, October 4th & Saturday October 5th | 6pm – 10pm Friday and 8am – 4pm Saturday
Where: Downtown Pinson
Price: Free
Mt Laurel Fall Festival
The Mt Laurel Fall Festival returns October 12th! Celebrate fall in the beautiful Town of Mt Laurel and enjoy a day shopping our vibrant street fair, savor dishes from the best local food trucks, and strolling the idyllic streets of one of Birmingham’s best neighborhoods.
When: Saturday October 12th| 10am – 3pm
Where: Town of Mt Laurel
Price: Charge for Activities
St Symeon Food and Culture Fair
Outdoor marketplace with food and gifts, choir concert, church tours throughout the event.
When: Saturday, October 12th | 9am – 3pm
Where: St. Symeon Orthodox Church, Clairmont Ave
Grand Riverfest
Get ready for the Fall Grand RiverFest! Enjoy arts, crafts, fashion, food, face painting, balloon art, bounce houses, and more!
When: Sunday, October 13th | 12pm – 5pm
Where: Outlet Shops of Grand River
Price: Free Admission
Flicks Among the Flowers
Flicks Among the Flowers is back! This free event features the 1998 movie Halloweentown starring Debbie Reynolds, Kimberly J. Brown, Emily Roeske, and Joey Zimmerman. Movie rating: PG. Gates open at 5 p.m. Come dressed for our costume contest! Bring a blanket or a low-profile lawn chair. The movie begins at sunset (around 6:30 p.m.).
When: Sunday, October 13th | 6:30pm
Where: Birmingham Botanical Gardens
Price: Free ($5 Donation encouraged)
Harvest Festival
Celebrate Fall and welcome the beautiful Autumn colors that grace our Oak Mountain each year!
Hay Rides! Bounce Houses! Shopping with LOCAL Artists! Food Trucks! Pony Rides! Yard Games! Guided Hikes! Crafts! Educational Treetop Nature Trail Tours! Pet Friendly! MORE!
When: Saturday, October 22nd | 9pm – 4pm
Where: Oak Mountain State Park
Price: Age 3 and under are free | Age 4-11 are $2 each | Age 12-61 are $5 each | Age 62+ are $2 each *Military and Veterans FREE*
(Annual Passes are Valid)
Dia De Los Muertos
Commemorative altars, art installation, memorial roll call, food trucks, beer garden, music and more. Festival is inspired by traditions in Mexico, paying tribute to loved ones who’ve passed away. Hosted by Bare Hands Inc., a nonprofit organization.
When: Saturday, November 2nd | 3pm – 11pm
Where: Sloss Furnaces
Price: $15 in advance | $20 at the gate | 12 and younger are free
Moss Rock Festival
The perfect outdoor eco-creative festival with a regional focus on art + design.
When: Saturday-Sunday, November 2-3 | Saturday 10AM-5PM, Sunday 10AM-4PM
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