Birmingham is set for an action-packed weekend with the Birmingham Bowl featuring Georgia Tech vs. Vanderbilt and family-friendly New Year celebrations at the Birmingham Zoo. The zoo will offer exciting educational programs and a countdown with a giant lantern. Meanwhile, sports fans can enjoy a pep rally, pregame festivities, and a fan bus for attending the game. Don’t miss out on these thrilling events that cater to all ages!
Hey there, Birmingham! Are you ready for an exhilarating weekend? With the Birmingham Bowl and the New Year Celebrations at the zoo, there’s something for everyone in the heart of Alabama!
If you are looking for a *family-friendly outing* this New Year’s Eve, the Birmingham Zoo has got you covered. They’ve got some special celebrations lined up to ring in 2025! Join them on December 31 for an afternoon filled with fun starting at 1:00 p.m. and continuing with events at 3:00 p.m. and again from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.. You can learn about the zoo’s endangered red pandas and participate in some *exhilarating educational programs* that the whole family will appreciate.
And guess what? To celebrate the incoming year, the zoo will have a spectacular countdown with a giant 2025 lantern that you won’t want to miss! The best part of this fantastic affair? The festivities are included in the cost of the regular zoo admission or the special Glow Wild admission. What a great way to close out the year!
Now, let’s not forget about sports enthusiasts! The 2024 Birmingham Bowl is ready to kick off! It’s going to be an electrifying game this Friday, December 27, featuring Georgia Tech going head-to-head with Vanderbilt. But the fun starts even earlier! On December 26, tune in for a pep rally at 4:00 p.m. CT, happening at the Bud Light Fan Fest situated just south of Protective Stadium.
This isn’t just any pep rally. Experience the excitement with the head coach, the team captains, the enthusiastic marching band, and the spirited cheer squads all turning up to get the crowd fired up! The Bud Light Fan Fest is *free and open to the public* from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. CT, packed with *live music, interactive games,* and delicious food and drinks available for purchase. Wrap up your day with a stunning fireworks display at 5:00 p.m. CT it’ll certainly be a sight to behold!
On game day, don’t miss the pregame festivities! The Yellow Jacket Alley stadium walk featuring the marching band and spirit squads is set to kick off at Noon CT on Saturday, December 27. Then, the grand event—the Birmingham Bowl—will kick off at 2:30 p.m. CT and will be on ESPN, so grab your snacks and settle in for some thrilling college football!
Vanderbilt fans, take note! Their athletics department is organizing a game day fan bus from Nashville straight to the stadium. This is a fantastic option if you’re planning to cheer on the Commodores. The round trip will cost you $55 plus fees, and it includes a convenient pick-up on the morning of the game.
While you’re at it, join in on the Commodore Happy Hour at Topgolf Birmingham on December 26 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m.. For $25 for those 21 and over, you can enjoy two drinks and some appetizers! And don’t forget the Commodore Tailgate on game day at Uptown Cantina from Noon to 2:00 p.m., with tickets priced at $50 for adults and just $10 for ages 6-20.
Birmingham, get ready for a weekend packed with excitement, fun, and unforgettable memories! If you want to know more about upcoming events, don’t hesitate to sign up for a *free newsletter* that will keep you in the know!
So, will you be at the zoo, the football game, or both? No matter where you go, make sure to embrace the vibrant atmosphere our city has to offer this weekend!
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