Dancing Rabbit Golf – Serving Birmingham, AL

After enjoying a round of golf on one of the two premier courses at Dancing Rabbit, you deserve some time to relax and take in the rest that Birmingham, AL has to offer. Founded in 1871 during the Civil War Reconstruction era, Birmingham was created when three rural farm towns merged. Due to the rich deposits of iron ore, coal, and limestone, three critical raw materials used in making steel, the city thrived early after it was formed.

City Adventures In Birmingham AL

Birmingham shows a strong influence from the Deep South culture of the region. It is also home to a very diverse blend of people who have brought their traditions and inspiration to the city. Known as the cultural and entertainment capital of Alabama, there are many opportunities to enjoy art galleries, the ballet, and symphonies, including:

  • Birmingham Museum of Art: This venue is home to over 24,000 paintings, sculptures, prints, and drawings. The Museum also is home to a remarkable Kress Collection of Renaissance and Baroque paintings, sculpture, and decorative arts.
  • Alabama Ballet: The most popular event each year is the annual performance of The Nutcracker.
  • Alabama Symphony Orchestra: Dating back to 1921, this orchestra is currently under the direction of Carlos Izcaray.
  • Alabama Theatre: Built-in 1927, it is a movie palace and also home to a Wurlitzer theater organ that is on the Alabama Register of Landmarks and Heritage.
  • Carver Theater: This venue offers 527 seats for an intimate experience and is also home to the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame.

Outdoor Excitement In Birmingham AL

When you are ready to enjoy some outdoor activities, Birmingham offers something for everyone. Cultural festivals showcasing music, films, and regional heritage can be found throughout the year. Some of the most popular include:

  • The Greek Festival is a celebration of Greek heritage, culture, and especially cuisine. It is a charity fundraiser hosted by the Greek Orthodox Holy Trinity – Holy Cross Cathedral.
  • The Southern Heritage Festival was born in the 60s as a music, arts, and entertainment festival.
  • The Taste of 4th Avenue Jazz Festival, open in August each year, runs concurrently with the Sidewalk Moving Picture Festival. This all-day festival features national and local jazz acts for your enjoyment.

Other famous outdoor venues and activities include:

  • The Birmingham Zoo is home to over 700 animals and a recently opened interactive children’s zoo.
  • The Birmingham Botanical Gardens covers 67-acres, including interpretive gardens, formal rose gardens, tropical greenhouses, and a large Japanese garden.

Birmingham has experienced significant urban renewal efforts in recent years. Currently, the city is considered to be a hub for medical research. The results have proven to be positive for Birmingham residents.

Finding Dancing Rabbit Golf Course

From Birmingham, Dancing Rabbit is just a little under a three-hour drive. Take I-20 west to AL-39 south in Greene County. Take AL-17 north in Sumter County and follow it to Choctaw Trail in Pearl River and turn left. Dancing Rabbit is located at 13541 MS-16.