An affordable artist studio, gallery and performance space are coming to East Lake! Property owner Vince Amaro is converting the former Estate Liquidators at 7623 1st Ave. N into Art Town at East Lake Station. Individual studio spaces are available for short-term leases ranging from $170 to $300 per month, depending on size. The facility will be showcased on Saturday, September 16 as part of a special East Lake edition of Art Crawl from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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TODAY IS THE DAY! REV Birmingham is celebrating 10 years of creating vibrant commercial districts in the City of Birmingham. Today is all about celebrating the past decade of success and all that we have accomplished. It all started ten years ago when two organizations – Operation New Birmingham and Main Street Birmingham – merged to create the one and only REV Birmingham. We have covered so much ground since then, from historic building rehab consulting all the way to our refresh of 20th Street North – and we are looking forward to seeing what the future holds for us here at REV.
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Celebrating some of our favorite projects over the past 10 years of REV Birmingham!
Filed Under: Business-Proving, Front Page, Uncategorized, Yaysayers
REV is turning TEN! Our birthday is swiftly approaching (it’s on November 15th in case you want to give us a happy birthday shoutout!) and we are spending the week leading up to it reflecting on the past 10 years. We have accomplished so much in just a decade, and we can’t wait to see what the next 10 years have in store for us. But for now, let’s take a trip down memory lane and look back at some of our favorite projects.
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We interviewed local downtown residents why they chose Birmingham and the answers were astounding!
Filed Under: Downtown Birmingham, Front Page, Residential, Uncategorized
From Austin, Texas to New Orleans, Louisiana, learn why this family choose to move into the city center of Birmingham. We are interviewing people from all around the city and learning why they chose to move into Birmingham.