Entertainment District Approval
On March 17, 2015 the Birmingham City Council approves the Uptown Entertainment District to become the city's "first entertainment district," allowing visitors to carry alcoholic beverages outside.
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On March 17, 2015 the Birmingham City Council approves the Uptown Entertainment District to become the city's "first entertainment district," allowing visitors to carry alcoholic beverages outside.
The BJCC Concert Hall and Theatre officially open on October 3, 1974 and have a 10-day span of celebratory opening festivities between both venues. These events include performances by the Birmingham Ballet, Birmingham Civic Chorus, Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, a dedication…
The BJCC hosts a Concert Hall Preview on August 5, 1974. The Preview is used to address any issues ranging from stage production to concessions to staffing.
New design plans for the BJCC Coliseum, now known as Legacy Arena, are revealed in March 1973.
The Birmingham Squadron play their first home game, marking the first event in the modernized arena and making Legacy Arena their new home.
The 47,100-seat facility officially opens on October 2, 2021, as the new home of UAB Blazers football with the Blazers taking on the Liberty Flames.
Legacy Arena begins an extensive modernization project in April 2020, adding 15,000 new seats, upgraded lighting and sound systems, new club levels, suites, locker rooms, and concession outlets.