
Birmingham's Weekend: Racing, Comedy, & Easter Fun
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Birminghams weekend is packed with high-speed racing, music, comedy, and family-friendly events. The Childrens of Alabama Indy Grand Prix and Monster Energy AMA Supercross are the main attractions, with tickets starting at $37 and $40 respectively. Jerry Seinfeld performs at the BJCC Concert Hall for $75, while tributes like Stayin Alive for the Bee Gees and Liverpool Legends Beatles show are at Lyric Fine Arts Theatre for around $55-$60. Birmingham Barons Cosmic Baseball, Easter egg hunts, and freebies like the Cahaba Crawfish Boil and Railroad Parks Spring Festival add to the fun.
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Birmingham's gearing up for a packed weekend from Friday, March 27th through Sunday, March 29th, with high-speed racing taking, center stage. The Children's of Alabama, Indie Grand Prix, hits Barbara Motorsports Park all three days, featuring intense races, fanzones, and food options starting. At $37 a ticket, on Saturday, Monster Energy AMA Supercross roars into protective stadium at 5 p.m., with tickets from about $40. Music and comedy fans have plenty to chase, too. Jerry Seinfeld performs his signature observational humor at the BJCC Concert Hall on Friday at 7 p.m. with seats starting at $75. Kesh tributes like staying alive for the BGs on Friday at 7.30 p.m. or Liverpool Legends Beetle Show on Saturday at the same time, both. Adleric Fine Arts Theatre for around $55 to $60. Sports get a fun twist with Birmingham Barons Cosmic Baseball, a glow-in-the-dark game at Regionsfield
on Friday and Saturday nights, costing $60 plus. Families can join runs like the Indie 5K on Friday at Barbara for $40 or the Rumshaker 5K for Colorectal Cancer Awareness on Saturday, morning at Regionsfield for $30. Easter egg hunts pop up everywhere, from homewoods hop in shop on Sunday at 10 a.m. with age group hunts and bunny photos to big ones in Irondale, and Helena packing thousands of eggs, add in freebies like the Kahaba Crawfish Boyle on Saturday or Railroad Park Spring Festival on Sunday afternoon. Whether you're revving engines, hunting eggs or laughing it up, Birmingham's Vive is electric grab tickets fast and dive into the action. I'm Corey with the story. That's your Birmingham News today update. AI powered and always on.
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