Saturday, September 24 - Shades Creek Cleanup! Time: 8:30 to Noon Registration at: Homewood Soccer Field Parking lot next to Shades Creek Greenway. Take Greensprings/Columbiana Road to western end of the Shades Creek Greenway. Address: 1800 South Lakeshore Drive Look for our tent to get trash bags, supplies and sign up If you have a group
Village Creek Human & Environment Justice Society, Inc in partner with Renew Our Rivers invites you to be a part of the 17th annual Fall Clean-up to help clean Ensley and South Pratt Neighborhood
Volunteers will be divided into teams to battle it out. The team with the most trash pickup wins a prize package! Only 20 spots available so sign up today.
THE CAHABA RIVER FRY-DOWN IS A COMPETITIVE COOK-OFF AND FESTIVAL CELEBRATING THE CAHABA RIVER AND BENEFITING CAHABA RIVER SOCIETY. Each fall the Cahaba River Society hosts an event that's not only good for the planet, but also the palate! This event features activities and fun for all ages with a carnival-like atmosphere that includes live music
The 2nd Annual Green Mass to honor the Feast Day of St. Francis of Assisi will take place on Tuesday October 4, 2022 at St Mary's Catholic Church at 6:30 P.M.
Central Pratt Neighborhood invites you to be a part of their 4th annual Fall Clean-up
One of the very best ways to get a feel for the nature of the Cahaba River is to spend a couple of days and a night camping on the river.
The first day is much like the Day Trips described above. But instead of crawling out of the river at the end of the day, we find a sand bar, pitch tents, cook a meal, and spend the night by a campfire. Soaking up an entirely different kind of experience on the river is great fun. You must provide your own camping gear and food.
Cahaba River Society is excited to be partnering with Friends of Shades Creek, with support from the City of Irondale, for a volunteer Shades Creek cleanup this Saturday.
Cahaba Chamber Chorale presents WATER, a concert in partnership with the Cahaba River Society. This premiere concert will take audiences on an aural and visual journey that explores the ways humans interact with the most precious compound on earth. The performance will feature choral music from the Renaissance to the Modern era, including traditional African American spirituals originating in the Appalachian region, accompanied by Cahaba River video imagery by award-winning filmmaker Hunter Nichols.
Jefferson County free electronics recycling and paper shredding day