Located on Reverend Abraham Woods, Jr. Boulevard at Lynn Park, the Birmingham Museum of Art is recognized as one of the finest art museums in the Southeast. Its collection includes more than 18,000 ancient and modern works of art. In addition to the various galleries, the museum also houses a library, cafe and sculpture garden. The Birmingham Museum of Art offers a wide range of programs including gallery lectures, special exhibitions, films, and concerts. Admission is free, and guided tours are offered for groups of eight or more.
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UAB's Alys Stephens Center is a true cultural center for our city and state; committed to presenting the best in all genres of the performing arts while curating innovative arts experiences and nurturing creativity. Since 1996, the ASC has been a place where the entire community experiences the arts through the world's best artists in music, dance, theatre, comedy, film and family entertainment. Community members can further engage with the arts through ArtPlay, the ASC's home for arts education and outreach.
Abroms-Engel Institute for the Visual Arts is a modern gallery that showcases art work by local artists. Visit here and learn more about the cultural richness of Birmingham. The gallery is operated by the University of Alabama and is free for everyone. It hosts regular exhibitions, concerts and events which attract patrons from all over the area.
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Galley 1930 is an art gallery located in Birmingham's English Village. The gallery frequently hosts events of its regular artists' contemporary works, as well as guest artists. Mediums can range from simple oil paints to photography and more. In the past, Gallery 1930 has hosted artists such as Augusta Wilson, Carolyn Goldsmith, Drew Galloway and Lila Graves.
