Experience the thrill of game day at Habitat Feed & Social. Gather with fellow fans, enjoy the excitement, and savor our exclusive specials crafted just for the occasion. Whether you're cheering for your favorite team or simply soaking in the energy, there's no better place to watch the madness unfold.

Game Day Specials:

Small Plates:

Crispy Confit Chicken Wings - Korean BBQ, Furikake, Wickles Pickles $12
Braised Pork Belly Sliders - Pickled Pepper Slaw, Cane Syrup $8
Loaded Fries - Roast Beef Debris, Pickled Green Tomato, Cheddar Mornay $10

Draft Specials:

$7 (With the purchase of a menu item above)

Wilder Woods and HAFFWAY

Analog Daydream with Left Hand Hotdog at The Nick

Wiggly, Squiggly, Curious, and Fun with Dr. Lisa Gibbs! This dance class explores movement using the concepts of space, time, and energy in a fun, creative way!  Artist Bio: Dr. Lisa Gibbs, a former professional dancer with Southern Danceworks and the Alabama Ballet, has over seventeen years of performance experience. She has taught at Samford University, Shelton State Community College, Birmingham-Southern College, and The Pointe Dance Arts. Currently, she is a teaching artist at The Dance Foundation. Dr. Gibbs holds a BA in Dance, an MA in Elementary Education, and an EdD in Higher Education Administration, and is ABT National Training Curriculum certified. She is also an Investment Advisor Representative, helping artists invest for their future. Join her class to learn from her extensive experience and expertise in dance and education.

Building With Bricks is a program offered by the Alabama Center for Architecture in partnership with the Structural Engineers Association of Alabama. We provide a week long program during Birmingham City Schools spring break a place for parents to take their children and build LEGO structures with Architects and Engineers. Kids can test their builds on a seismic shake table to see if the build could withstand our earthquake simmulator or place it on our cityscape window display for everyone to see. There will also be architectural builds, Lego builds, and models for kids to look at and learn about.

Collegeville Institute’s intensive writing workshops are designed to nourish writers willing to contend with questions that come from looking clear-eyed at the complexities of the contemporary world. In all our programs, we seek to strengthen writers from diverse backgrounds and perspectives who are in search of meaning, spiritual connection, and openhearted engagement with others.

For years, the Collegeville Institute’s beloved, week-long workshops have been a highlight of our program. But not everyone can get away for a whole week — and even those who can need continued support throughout the year — so this spring, we’re bringing the workshop to you.

Designed to nurture the vocations of those who fit writing in the margins of busy lives, our Pop-Up Workshops offer:

45 minutes of conversation with and mentorship from a professional writing mentor
co-writing space, with optional generative writing prompts
plenary lecture by a local author

Ten individual spots with our writing mentors are available at each Pop-Up Workshop. Bring (or send in advance) up to five pages of prose or two poems for feedback and conversation with your mentor. Or, if you don’t have pages ready, come for conversation and guidance about the complexities of the writing life. (These sessions are focused on craft and revision, not publication — but your mentor won’t mind giving a few minutes at the end of the session to publishing questions, too, if you have them.) Please Note: Everyone who registers for a mentor session is welcome to bring poetry or prose for review even though the registration form only mentions poetry.

We’ll also have co-writing sessions throughout the day and facilitated writing exercises to help generate new work. As the day closes, at 3:00 pm, all are welcome to attend an hour-long plenary with a distinguished local author.

Whether you only have time to drop in for a session with a mentor — or you want a space for co-writing, and a visit with a mentor, and then you want to stay for the plenary — or any combination thereof — we hope you’ll join us.

These program offerings are free. Although registration for the day is strongly and warmly encouraged, it is not required for attendance at the plenary or to participate in co-writing—feel free to bring along a friend last minute—yet it would help us ensure we have enough pens, chairs, and coffee. Registration is required to reserve a 45-minute one-on-one session with a writing mentor. If the one-on-ones are full, you can sign-up to be on the waitlist. (Register for the Birmingham Pop-Up Workshop here.)

The Birmingham Pop-Up Writers Workshop will include drinks and snacks from Church Street Coffee & Books.

The ArtPlay Musical Theatre Intensive offers an exciting opportunity for students ages 12-18 to dive into the world of musical theatre at a pre-professional level. This intensive program is designed for young artists who are passionate about theatre and want to build a strong foundation in musical theatre performance, technique, and industry knowledge. Over the course of eight dynamic workshops, students will explore key aspects of musical theatre, including vocal technique, acting, movement, and dance. They will also receive hands-on experience in creating and performing musical theatre material, all while working alongside professional industry artists. Through these interactive sessions, students will gain insight into the collaborative nature of theatre, build confidence in their craft, and learn the critical skills needed to pursue a career in the performing arts. The program concludes with an exciting showcase, where students will present what they’ve learned and demonstrate their growth as performers. This final presentation will be a celebration of their hard work and a chance for students to shine in front of family, friends, and community members. Artist Bio: Musical Theatre Intensive is being coordinated by industry professional Madi J. Rutledge. Born & raised in Birmingham, AL. Madi is thrilled to be returning to her roots after a three-year stint on the road. Madi most recently held the position of Assistant Company Manager for the Broadway First National Tour of Moulin Rouge! The Musical. Prior to that, Madi spent time on the road with the North American Tours of Fiddler on the Roof & The Book of Mormon! Madi received foundational training during her various management positions at Goodspeed Musicals, New York Stage and Film, & the Alabama Shakespeare Festival. Madi is a graduate of the University of Montevallo and holds a Bachelor of Science in Theatre with a focus in Arts Administration and Management. Since her return to Birmingham, Madi has rekindled her love for Disability Advocacy in and outside of artistic spaces. She currently serves as a full-time transition specialist at United Ability. Madi will be leading this effort and will be bringing in visiting local artists to share their various talents as well!

Wiggly, Squiggly, Curious, and Fun with Dr. Lisa Gibbs! This dance class explores movement using the concepts of space, time, and energy in a fun, creative way!  Artist Bio: Dr. Lisa Gibbs, a former professional dancer with Southern Danceworks and the Alabama Ballet, has over seventeen years of performance experience. She has taught at Samford University, Shelton State Community College, Birmingham-Southern College, and The Pointe Dance Arts. Currently, she is a teaching artist at The Dance Foundation. Dr. Gibbs holds a BA in Dance, an MA in Elementary Education, and an EdD in Higher Education Administration, and is ABT National Training Curriculum certified. She is also an Investment Advisor Representative, helping artists invest for their future. Join her class to learn from her extensive experience and expertise in dance and education.