Alabama Coffee Fest

A true multicultural experience
for coffee lovers. 

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Alabama Multicultural
Street Fair

We welcome you to join AMOR and celebrate the world in Alabama!

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We Are AMOR!

Celebrating cultures in Alabama through
art, music, dance, film and food.

Alabama Multicultural
Night Out

Exhibiting various countries through art, music, dance, and food at the Pizitz Food Hall in downtown Birmingham.

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Alabama Día de los Muertos

Come and see the free two-week altar exhibit in Birmingham, Alabama.

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Our Mission

Alabama Multicultural Organization (AMOR) promotes love in our community by encouraging cultural celebrations and bringing people together. We believe that celebrating cultures through the arts, music, dance, film, and food can build connections and communities.

View fullsize 6️⃣ Feb 6 – The Legendary W.C. Handy 🎶 Known as the “Father of the Blues,” W.C. Handy was born in Florence, AL. His song St. Louis Blues helped shape the blues as we know it today! Have you listened to his music? #BluesMusic #Alaba
View fullsize 5️⃣ Feb 5 – Alabama’s Jazz History 🎷 Alabama has deep roots in jazz! Birmingham’s historic Tuxedo Junction was once a hotspot for jazz legends like Duke Ellington and Count Basie. The area’s music inspired the song “Tux
View fullsize 4️⃣ Feb 4 – The Gee’s Bend Quilters 🧵 The women of Gee’s Bend, Alabama, create breathtaking quilts that are now considered fine art! Their work has been exhibited at the Smithsonian and is celebrated for its unique, improvisational
View fullsize 3️⃣ Feb 3 – Meet Thornton Dial 🎨 Bessemer-born Thornton Dial was a self-taught artist known for his large-scale, mixed-media art that told powerful stories about Black life and history. His work has been featured in major museums across the U.