Honors & Sponsorships

Honors & Sponsorships

Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company Inner Circle Award

Stroh Brewing Company Proud Lion Award

Coors Brewing Company Founders Award

Birmingham Beverage - nominated for Craft Distributor of the Year!

Birmingham Beverage Named Finalist in Craft Distributor of the year!

Rogue Distributor of the Year to BBC

First Annual Beast of the Southeast Award to Birmingham Beverage - from Corona & Modelo

Held in conjunction with Arts & Music on the Green, Uncorked on the Green is a premier outdoor festival celebrating the area’s varied culinary artists along with fine wines and boutique beers. Enjoy cooking demonstrations, educational beer and wine seminars, and live music on the main stage. Beer Tasting Session: 3:00 pm - 5:30 pm - Beer Education & Enjoyment of Beers from Around the World by Rob Nelson, Merchant DuVin - Why It's Important To Free The Hops by Stuart Carter, Free The Hops

SCIENCE UNCORKED!
UNCORK YOUR MIND AT SCIENCE UNCORKED McWane Science Center's much anticipated after-hours party for the thinking person
Sponsored By: Birmingham Beverage Company

The SIDEWALK MOVING PICTURE FESTIVAL was created to bring new films to a new audience. Since its debut in 1999, filmmakers from across the country and around the world have come to Birmingham to screen their work at Sidewalk and been thrilled to discover fresh, enthusiastic crowds eager to devour new independent cinema. In 2002, Sidewalk attracted more than 10,000 attendees during the festival weekend, some flying in from as far away as Denmark and the United Kingdom to attend the festivities. The 2005 festival hit a record 13,000 attendees. Since its debut, Sidewalk has been embraced whole-heartedly by the community, and has grown to one of the Top Ten Film Festival Getaways in the country, presenting 200 films to 12,000 attendees during its fifth year. Today, Sidewalk is not just a weekend festival, but encompasses a broad range of year-round programs to inspire, support and encourage films and filmmaking in Alabama, including the Sidewalk Cinematheque, the Sidewalk Salon, the Alabama Student Filmmaking Competition, and the Sidewalk Scramble.

The Sidewalk Cinematheque is a monthly screening series held at the WorkPlay Theatre in Birmingham's Southside, made possible in part by grants from the Community Foundation of Greater Birmingham, the Hugh Kaul Foundation, the Alabama State Council on the Arts and and the National Endowment for the Arts.

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Art on the Rocks not only provides the most unique gallery viewing experience available in Alabama, but also showcases "right under the radar" musical talent on the verge of making it big. Scrumptious hors d'oeuvres by Kathy G, scavenger hunts with big-time prizes, hands-on art activities created especially for adults, specialty drinks and a wide variety of changing exhibitions combine to form one totally hip, culturally-driven night.

Mudbugs & Music benefiting Juvenile Arthritis. Sounds like a perfect match.
Saturday afternoons spent eating red-hot crawfish with cold beer are hard to beat. Throw in the Taylor Grocery Band, a blues-gospel-bluegrass band from Oxford, Miss., give the proceeds to charity and it's a perfect storm of weekend leisure. It's the second annual Mudbugs & Music Crawfish Boil benefiting juvenile arthritis. Fifteen bucks gets you in to see Jimbo Mathis, Taylor Grocery Band and the Electric Mudd at the Open Door Cafe in Crestline on Saturday. You also get all-you-can-eat bugs. Kids under 12 free.