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What to Do in Birmingham in June 2018

Summertime fun is in full swing during June, and Birmingham has a treasure trove of events happening. So now is the time to get your costume ready for Magic City Con, pack your picnic for Flicks Among the Flowers and boot up your computers for Girls Who Code class. Don't forget holidays like Father's Day and National Doughnut Day to round out your packed calendar.

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We’ve finally made it to mid-year, and everyone seems to be celebrating. Take time out of your busy summer schedule to visit these events, and we’re sure you’ll leave with a new appreciation for some of Birmingham’s best local restaurants, organizations and vendors. Take a look at our downloadable calendar and feel free to use it as inspiration for your own business’s social media postings. (Click here to download the free June calendar.)

calendar of events happening in birmingham

National Doughnut Day: June 1

Start your month off sweet by celebrating National Doughnut Day. Some of our local favorites include We Have DoughnutsHeavenly Donut Co. and Hero Doughnuts. Or bake up your own at home and mix and match glazes with sprinkles for the ultimate custom dessert.

Flicks Among the Flowers — Hitch: June 6

Enjoy the great outdoors and some comedic entertainment with this month’s Flicks Among the Flowers. Hosted by the Birmingham Botanical Gardens, the free event will be playing the movie Hitch. Be sure to bring your own chairs to lounge in, or pack a blanket and snacks for a small picnic.

Magic City Con: June 8-10

Celebrate all things nerdy at the annual event Magic City Con. The entire weekend will be dedicated to gaming, cosplay and pop culture. Spend your time perusing the various vendors, listening in at panels and meeting featured guests.

Woodlawn Street Market: June 9

Get outside on a Saturday with a visit to Woodlawn Street Market. Located in the center of historic Woodlawn, this urban market features a plethora of vendors. Discover locally grown produce, handmade bath bombs, unique accessories and more. Don’t forget that there will be a multitude of restaurants and pop-ups present as well, so come hungry.

Bham Social Media Creatives Meetup: June 13

Whether you’re a social media strategist, graphic artist or are just looking to meet others in the industry, the Bham Social Media Creatives Meetup is for you. Organized by Sociallyin, a digital marketing agency, the meetup will take place over dinner at Cantina Tortilla Grill.

Funky Food Truck Festival: June 16

Taste some of Birmingham’s best food trucks while supporting a good cause. Benefiting AIDS Alabama, the Funky Food Truck Festival runs from afternoon to evening at Cahaba Brewing. Barbecue, tacos, funnel cakes and more will be served on-site. Furry friends will be delighted to know that Fetch – A Treat Truck for Dogs will also be present, along with the Greater Birmingham Humane Society and their adoptable dogs.

Father’s Day: June 17

Celebrate dad this year by participating in one of the many local Birmingham events centered around Father’s Day. Special happenings include Bottomless Brunch at Iron City, discounts at the Birmingham Zoo and more.

Girls Who Code: June 19

Empower the young women in your life to love computer science by participating in Girls Who Code at the Homewood Public Library. Geared towards girls in the 6th-12th grades, the free class will cover coding basics. Bringing your own laptop is suggested, but not required.

Brunching for Bullies: June 24

Brunch and munch the day away while benefiting the local non-profit Bama Bully Rescue. Taking place at Black Market Bar and Grill, the organization will have their Bully Booth set up with merchandise including t-shirts, collars and magnets. Come spend your Sunday playing with adoptable dogs, eating biscuits and drinking a mimosa (or two).

Can’t keep up with all the events in Birmingham? Then download our free June 2018 calendar so you never miss one.

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About Hayley

When Hayley isn’t knocking out website copy behind her laptop, she’s in the kitchen — a (non-snobby) foodie and committed vegan, she brings her passion for cooking into the office with pies and treats she’s made herself. Hayley polished her skills, both culinary and literary, at Cooking Light digital and MyRecipes.com, where she worked as a food writer before joining us here at Infomedia. She’s great at writing SEO-rich copy, drafting a catchy headline and utilizing digital tools to give her writing serious online impact. To unwind, Hayley likes watching horror movies, sweating the day away in hot yoga, traveling with her husband, Peter, and coming home to their two cats, Momo and Otto.

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