Oak Street Baptist Church hosts Vacation Bible School led by Pastor Patrick Elroy

The Birmingham City Council meeting on June 24, 2025, featured a variety of community announcements and updates, highlighting local events and initiatives aimed at fostering community engagement and cultural appreciation.

Councilor Moore opened the meeting with announcements about the upcoming Vacation Bible School at Oak Street Baptist Church, which will run from June 24 to June 28, from 6 PM to 7 PM. He also noted the anniversary celebration for Reverend James Caver and Beverly Caver at Christian Valley Baptist Church, scheduled for July 27 at 11 AM.

Councilor Clark provided updates on neighborhood meetings, including the Bush Hills neighborhood meeting at 6:30 PM on the same day at the Bush Hills Connection Complex. He encouraged residents to attend an update meeting on the Choice Neighborhood Initiative Grant, focusing on the Smithfield community, set for June 26 at 6 PM at the Legion Field Press Box.

In addition to community meetings, Councilor Clark announced free line dance classes at several Birmingham Public Library branches, scheduled for July 7, July 21, August 4, and August 18. He also celebrated the success of the East West Classic baseball event, which honored the legacy of the Negro Leagues, despite facing a rain delay.

The Birmingham Museum of Art's new exhibition, "Silver in Ceremony," was highlighted as a cultural attraction, showcasing silver craftsmanship from Southern Asia. The museum remains free to the public, providing a cool respite during the summer heat.

Other community events mentioned included the Fountain Heights Neighborhood Association meeting at 6 PM and the Chris Wood North Neighborhood Association meeting at 6:30 PM, both taking place on the same evening. Additionally, a festival celebrating Creed 63's fourth anniversary is set for June 28, featuring food trucks and vendors.

The meeting concluded with a reminder about the annual District 5 health fair on July 24, 2025, at A.H. Parker High School, encouraging residents to participate and engage with local health resources.