Anthony Cook+FollowHomewood’s new thrift store gives backKing’s Home Thrift Store just opened in Homewood, and it’s more than a place to score quality second-hand finds. Every purchase and donation directly supports local youth, moms, and kids escaping domestic violence—right here in Alabama. The store, now in the old Big Lots spot on Green Springs Highway, is packed with furniture, name-brand clothes, and home goods. If you’re cleaning out your closet or hunting for unique treasures, this is a chance to help neighbors in need while shopping sustainably. What do you think—will you check it out or donate? #Business #LocalBusiness #Homewood00Share
Manuel Pruitt+FollowHomewood’s new clay studio is a creative game-changerHomewood just got a major upgrade for art lovers—Do It Yourself Crafts has doubled its space and launched a brand-new clay studio! Now, you can join the “Clay Side” and get 5 AM to midnight access, use pottery wheels, and store your projects. Memberships are capped at 48, so if you’ve ever wanted to try pottery, now’s your chance. Plus, the grand opening party is coming up with tours and demos for all ages. Whether you’re into painting pottery or getting your hands dirty with clay, this spot is quickly becoming Homewood’s go-to creative hangout. Who’s excited to make something special? #Entertainment #Painting #Homewood00Share
Ashley May+FollowHomewood’s Art Alley says goodbye after 25 yearsArt Alley, a cornerstone of Homewood’s creative scene, is closing its doors this September after a quarter-century of bringing local and regional art to the Edgewood district. For many, this gallery has been more than just a place to view art—it’s been a hub for connection, inspiration, and community pride. With its first-ever sale now underway, there’s a real sense of nostalgia and urgency to visit before the final day. What are your favorite memories from Art Alley? How do you think its closing will impact the Birmingham art community? #Entertainment #Painting #Homewood00Share
