Arts & Events
Hear traditional favorites and standard classics from area choirs in this annual concert celebration presented by the UAB Department of Music.
Thanks to support from UAB students, employees, alumni and campus partners who sponsor families, Little Blazer Wishes provides holiday gifts like toys, books, clothes and more to students who are parents.
Co-produced by Timbaland and Missy Elliott, “Southern Hummingbird” featured the hit single “Oops (Oh My),” which reached No. 7 on the Billboard Top 100 and hit No. 1 on the Billboard R&B charts.
As groundbreaking now as when it first premiered on Broadway in 1966, the UAB Department of Theatre’s production of this stylish jazz musical gives students exciting performance opportunities.
Blending New Orleans’ rich musical traditions with beloved holiday favorites, one of America’s most treasured ensembles creates an evening of festive charm and world-class musicianship.
UAB’s Harbert Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship will celebrate achievements in research, innovation and entrepreneurship at its annual Innovation Awards on Oct. 30.
The exhibition of new, large-format paintings and amassment sculptures, “40acres (of TREEs| to a 40oz_Bricks),” will open Thursday, Oct. 22, with an artist talk and reception.
The museum-quality, contemporary public sculpture will be installed outside of the Hill Student Center as part of Birmingham’s Legacy Art Trail honoring local visionary leaders.
This signature scholarship fundraiser invests in the next generation of Blazers. Get a sneak peek at featured items up for auction during a virtual preview Oct. 27.
This meta-theatrical drama by Jackie Sibblies Drury tells the story of six actors wrestling with the history of colonial genocide in Namibia and its impact on human relations in the present day.
Connect with nature and learn about environmental stewardship and sustainability at this free community event, with live music, local vendors and community organizations.
Enjoy a free, family-friendly afternoon of Halloween fun, creativity and art.
From Broadway, bluegrass, classical and jazz to gospel, acrobatics, K-pop, dance and more, this milestone season lineup has something for everyone, and tickets are on sale now.
The UAB Department of Music presents recitals and concerts by students, faculty and guest artists each fall and spring semester, most of them free and open to the public.
Through Theatre UAB’s established touring program and partnerships with schools across Alabama, “Red Flags” will bring conversations about healthy relationships and prevention directly to students and communities statewide.
Want to get creative this fall? ArtPlay is offering a variety of art classes designed to foster learning, creativity and connection. Registration is now open.
From horse-and-buggy doctors to telehealth providers, “House Calls to Hospitals” examines how changes in transportation, communication and technology have shaped the experiences of patients and practitioners.
Celebrate the arts and dance under the evening sky at this free community event with music, exhibitions, giveaways and interactive experiences, plus food trucks and vendors.
The Tony and Grammy award winner will perform selections from the American songbook, reimagined pop favorites and beloved musical theater classics, including songs from “Hamilton.”
This year, the UAB Center for the Arts will raise the curtain for iconic star of stage and screen Bernadette Peters, in an elegant evening at the Alys Stephens Center.
Splash on water slides, swim at the Rec Center, play yard games on the Campus Green, or pose for photos with Blaze at Legacy Family Day, sponsored by Legacy Credit Union.
Hear guitar-and-violin duo Davis & Haleigh with Vishnu Ramprasad as they blend musical traditions from Alabama and India in this Pay-What-You-Choose concert.
Introduce kids to opera with “Little Red’s Most Unusual Day,” and experience world-class musicianship with two Young Concert Artists performances, from accordionist Hanzhi Wang and flutist Anthony Trionfo, and pianist Chaeyoung Park.
Interested in becoming involved in the arts? Attend an information session Aug. 6 to learn about volunteer opportunities at the Alys Stephens Center, ArtPlay and Arts in Medicine.
Zydeco music, a K-pop tribute and the world’s first professional stepping company are the latest performances added to the Alys Stephens Center’s upcoming 30th-anniversary season.
This summer, the Alys Stephens Center is unveiling new artists and fan favorites booked for its upcoming 30th anniversary season, kicking off this fall.
This is Nelson’s largest solo exhibition to date, and her first survey exhibition. Plus, Science Night at AEIVA returns in August plus more free community activities programmed with the exhibition.
The Blazer Fast 40 honors the top 40 fastest‑growing alumni‑led businesses, based on annual growth over the three most recent reporting periods.
For its 30th anniversary season, UAB’s Alys Stephens Center is unveiling new artists plus bringing back fan favorites. Become a member to get exclusive presale access for the best seats before they are announced to the public.
This new season of plays will explore power in its many shades and manifestations, and students will learn about an array of theater genres and styles through performance, design and play research opportunities.