Art Abounds in Birmingham

Art Abounds in Birmingham

 

Admire historic art in a gallery while enjoying dinner with a glass of wine, adventure through a myriad of uniquely curated gardens, or explore a classic art museum setting. Birmingham has options for whatever your art-viewing fancy may be. The Tramont’s location in Highland Park makes for a short journey to your next exploration. 

 

The Birmingham Museum of Art

Boasting an impressive collection of over 25,000 works of art, ranging from sculptures, prints, drawings, and decorative arts from ancient to modern times, there is much to explore at the Birmingham Museum of Art. Hosting a permanent collection along with several rotating exhibits, the museum curators bring both international and national visiting collections for visitors to enjoy. 

 

Birmingham Botanical Gardens

If you’re craving fresh air, the Birmingham Botanical Gardens are your go-to spot. In this expansive 67.5-acre botanical park, garden lovers and nature enthusiasts alike can roam over 25 uniquely curated gardens. Stroll through the bamboo grove in The Japanese Garden or learn about cooking and healing in The Herb Terrace. You can also stop by the art gallery in the Garden Center to view the latest work by regional artists, which rotates every two months. 

 

Design Supply Shop

Located in the Pepper Place District, Design Supply Shop is a unique retailer that offers art, bespoke furniture, antiques, and accessories. The shop is strategically organized into various rooms, with each section centered around an artist or statement piece of furniture. The featured artists rotate regularly, which means that you can stop by regularly for inspiration. 

 


Vino

Vino offers a unique dining experience for art-lovers as it serves as an art gallery in addition to a restaurant. Sit outside on the patio amongst sculptures, or relax in the main dining room and enjoy the curated selection of works of art on display in the live gallery. Overlooking quaint English Village, Vino is just up the hill from The Tramont. 

Ultimately, art, like beauty, is subjective to the beholder. Let yourself be inspired and refreshed by the beautiful art that lives in the Magic City. 

 

Shoppe

If you’re looking to elevate your home’s art and greenery, look no further than Shoppe in Forest Park. A 1920s house-turned-plant shop, this quaint and well-curated store has everything you need to give your space a happy refresh. From colorful coffee table books and house plants, to candles and soaps, Shoppe aims to deliver a relaxing experience for visitors and inspire them along the way.