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Lakeview Hullabaloo

Slice Pizza and Moe’s Original Barbecue present Lakeview Hullabaloo, a music festival celebrating community, music, food, drink and the rich history of Birmingham’s Lakeview District. Lakeview Hullabaloo is set for Saturday, June 4, from 2 p.m. to midnight on 29th Street South in Lakeview. Gov’t Mule will headline the festival. Performances will include Tuckahoe Travelers, T.U.B. The Unknamed Band and Funk You. Event proceeds will benefit the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, a global leader in the fight against cancer. Buy tickets at lakeviewhullabaloo.com.

Lakeview Hullabaloo will celebrate the community, music, food, drink and the rich history of Lakeview June 4. (contributed)

Funk You will perform at Lakeview Hullabaloo June 4. (contributed)

Tuckahoe Travelers will perform at Lakeview Hullabaloo June 4. (contributed)

Attendees can indulge in a variety of cuisine from Slice Pizza and Moe’s Original BBQ. (contributed)

Attendees can indulge in a variety of cuisine from Slice Pizza and Moe’s Original BBQ. (contributed)

The Marvelous Wonderettes

Meet and learn about the lives and loves of Betty Jean, Cindy Lou, Missy and Suzy, four girls with hopes and dreams as big as their crinoline skirts, in the smash off-Broadway hit “The Marvelous Wonderettes” at Alabama Shakespeare Festival in Montgomery. When the Wonderettes reunite to perform at their 10-year reunion, we learn about the highs and lows the girls have experienced in the past decade and are charmed to find that no matter what life throws their way, they will conquer it together. The production features more than 30 classic ’50s and ’60s hits, including “Lollipop,” “Dream Lover” and “Lipstick on Your Collar.” Performances are underway through Sunday, June 26. Read the COVID-19 Policy for Patrons before purchasing a ticket.

Keith Sweat in concert

Singer and songwriter Keith Sweat will headline the Birmingham R&B Experience Sunday, June 5 at 7 p.m. at the Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex. Performances will include Monica, Tamar Braxton, 112, Ginuwine and Silk. Purchase tickets at ticketmaster.com.

Alexander City Sun Festival 

Enjoy the 10th annual Alexander City Sun Festival June 2-11. The family friendly event will offer a variety of entertainment including live music, food, tournaments and KidsFest. The nine-day festival will wrap up with the Alexander City Jazz Festival in Strand Park and Lake Martin Amphitheater. For more information, call 256-234-3461. See the event schedule.

The Alexander City Jazz Festival offers two nights of music and entertainment at Strand Park and Lake Martin Amphitheater. (contributed)

The Alexander City Jazz Festival offers two nights of music and entertainment at Strand Park and Lake Martin Amphitheater. (contributed)

The Alexander City week-long Sun Festival is underway through June 10. (contributed)

The nine-day family friendly festival has events and activities for everyone. (contributed)

Red Mountain Entertainment

Weekend concerts include:

• June 3 – Trouble No More, Avondale Brewing in Birmingham.
• June 4 – Koe Wetzel, The Wharf Amphitheater in Orange Beach.
• June 4 – Elle King, Iron City in Birmingham.
• June 7 – Maverick City Music and Kirk Franklin, Birmingham-Jefferson Convention Complex.

For more shows, visit redmountainentertainment.

Birmingham Stallions 

The Birmingham Stallions will face the New Orleans Breakers Saturday, June 4 at 2 p.m. at Legion Field in Birmingham. Click here for the complete schedule. Buy tickets here. Follow the Birmingham Stallions on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

Vulcan’s 118th Birthday Bash

Celebrate Vulcan’s 118th Birthday Bash at Birmingham’s Vulcan Park and Museum on Sunday, June 5 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Enjoy a wonderful Sunday afternoon with free Blue Bell ice cream and cookies. The ever-popular trackless train will return along with special guest appearances from Mirabel, Captain America and “the Big Guy” himself. Watch performances by Clog Wild Cloggers and Mason Music. Game Stop is returning, and The World Games 2022 will join in the festivities. More than 15 vendors will offer activities for kids of all ages, including moonwalks, a rock-climbing wall, animal encounters, face painting and glitter tattoos. Lemonade Junkeez, Sweet Spun, The Recipe, Who Dat Sno Cone and other food trucks will be on site with food for purchase. Beer and wine will be available for purchase. The first 500 children will receive a Vulcan favor swag bag including Bud’s Best Cookies. Buy tickets here.

On June 5, Vulcan Park and Museum will celebrate Vulcan’s 118th birthday with games, food and fun. (contributed)

On June 5, Vulcan Park and Museum will celebrate Vulcan’s 118th birthday with games, food and fun. (contributed)

On June 5, Vulcan Park and Museum will celebrate Vulcan’s 118th birthday with games, food and fun. (contributed)

On June 5, Vulcan Park and Museum will celebrate Vulcan’s 118th birthday with games, food and fun. (contributed)

Zoo Brews

Join the Birmingham Zoo for Zoo Brews: Drafts at a Distance Friday, June 3 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Craft beer lovers will enjoy a selection of beverages, including specialty brews and wines. Experience breweries from throughout Alabama and the Southeast while you travel through the zoo. Attendees will delight in tasty selections from local food truck vendors, and the zoo’s Wild Burger restaurant will serve light concessions for an additional charge. Zoo Brews will operate with a “Penny-A-Pour” system. Each sample will be worth one penny. Guests will drop their penny into a bucket at each brewery booth to receive a sample. A penny redemption booth at each vendor station will allow participants to cash in larger coins for pennies. All pennies will go to the Zoo’s Emergency Animal Fund. A cash bar with full-size beer and wine for purchase will be available. Attendees must be 21 or older. Click here for health and safety protocols and here to purchase tickets.

Birmingham Barons

The Birmingham Barons will battle the Pensacola Blue Wahoos June 7-12 at Regions Field in Birmingham. Follow this link for the complete schedule, updates, promotions and giveaways. Get tickets online.

Birmingham Legion

Birmingham Legion FC will play Miami 901 FC Wednesday, June 8 at Protective Stadium. Stay updated by downloading the Legion FC app or follow @bhmlegion on social media. For the complete schedule, click here. Tickets are available online.

Hank Williams Festival

The annual salute to the country music legend will be June 3-4 at Hank Williams Music Park in Georgiana and will feature several  entertainers. The Hank Williams Festival is an outdoor event. There is no reserved seating so bring your lawn chairs. No lounge chairs, coolers, food, drinks or pets can be brought into the park. Visit the website for the complete lineup and ticket information. For details, call Gerald Hodges at 251-626-4086 or email hodges@race500.com. To reach the festival, take Interstate 65 to Exit 114 and travel east for 1 mile.

Hank Williams Sr. Boyhood Home and Museum at 127 Rose St. in Georgiana. (Emmett Burnett / Alabama Living)

Entertainer Tresa Street stands next to a 1940 caboose on the Hank Williams Festival grounds. (contributed)

The annual festival June 3-4 will feature a variety of entertainers and food at the Hank Williams Music Park in Georgiana. (contributed)

Hank Williams (contributed)

The annual festival June 3-4 will feature a variety of entertainers and food at the Hank Williams Music Park in Georgiana. (contributed)

The annual festival June 3-4 will feature a variety of entertainers and food at the Hank Williams Music Park in Georgiana. (contributed)

The annual festival June 3-4 will feature a variety of entertainers and food at the Hank Williams Music Park in Georgiana. (contributed)

Renew Our Rivers 

Take part in the Renew Our Rivers (ROR) cleanup on the Alabama River Saturday, June 4. To learn more about the cleanup, contact John Paul O’Driscoll at 334-850-7153 or email John-Paul.O’Driscoll@autauga.com. Follow this link for the complete ROR schedule. Supplies will be provided. Dates are subject to change. ROR is a national-award-winning campaign originated by Alabama Power in 2000 that has since grown into community cleanups on rivers, lakes and creeks across four Southeastern states. Since its start, thousands of volunteers have removed more than 16 million pounds of trash and debris from waterways. For more information, visit shorelines.com.