Summer Picnics at Their Best in Can’t Miss Alabama

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By Shirley Jackson

Gadsden Museum of Art
Gadsden Museum of Art (GMA) will host a reception honoring artists Natalie Harrison, Janna Phillips, Helen DeRamus and Ken Boyd on Friday, July 17, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Boyd will discuss his work at 6:30 p.m. Chairs will be placed following social distancing guidelines and the talk will be recorded live on social media. Masks are encouraged, and only limited numbers will be allowed in the smaller galleries. Refreshments will not be served, but guests are encouraged to patronize local restaurants. The venue is at 515 Broad St. Visit gadsdenmuseum.com to learn more or call 256-546-7365.

Alabama Public Television
Summer is definitely here, and it is hot. APT’s “Summer Fun!” is offering daily programs to engage students and kids of all ages with educational activities, including storytime with the Hoover Public Library, at-home science experiments with Mister C, and college and career prep with Gear Up Alabama. Check out the full schedule and register for new activities every day with APT.

Birmingham Parks and Recreation
Birmingham Parks and Recreation facilities have reopened. To reserve Avondale Amphitheatre, Avondale Villa, Westfield-Dolomite Community Center, One Pratt or Tom Bradford Community Center, contact at 205-254-2556 or email parkreservations@birminghamal.gov 14 days prior to the event. Visitors must wear a face covering, practice social distancing, and wash or sanitize hands often. Playgrounds remain closed.

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