Free Outdoor Event LOCAL 2019

Once again, the Center is proud to present the sixth-annual LOCAL – a celebration of everything Alabama. Shop some of Alabama’s favorite eclectic artists and vendors while enjoying the live performances. Birmingham’s favorite local food trucks will be on-site when it is time for a bite to eat. KIDS ZONE, the children’s activity area presented by ArtPlay, will welcome kids and families with face painters, balloon artists and caricatures. Kick off the summer season and be the Alys Stephens Center’s guests for this family-friendly event, perfect for everyone who loves to call Alabama home.

Food trucks will include City Bowls, Eugene’s Hot Chicken,
Pazzo Big Slice Pizza, The Heavenly Donut Co. and more to come.

Vendors will include Angie & a Ginger, Artwork By Kaitlin, BB’s Bread, B.Miller Art and Design, Cityfolk Creative, Earth Creations, Eastaboga Bee Co., Ecam And Co.,
Ivory LeShore’s Gourmet Bread Pudding & Cheesecakes, K.Paige Art, Lindsay Brook Designs, Liv Sweet Bakery, Lula Woodworks, Naughty But Nice Kettle Corn, Night Owl Paper Goods,
Piper & Leaf Artisan Tea Co., Prodigal Pottery and more to come.


Entertainment Schedule
6pm – Evan Pezant 
7pm – Ingrid Marie
8pm – Act Of Congress

For more information regarding vendors, please email localvendors@uab.edu or marketing-related questions, uabartsmarketing@uab.edu.

 

Act of Congress | Live at The Dugger Mountain Music Hall

Ingrid Marie | Hand Me Down

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