Tuesday, August 4, 2026

🌟 Win a weekend at Southbound Food Festival!


Two VIP passes, a night downtown, and dinner on us.
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SOUTHERN EDITION   •  08-04-2026
 
Win a Weekend at
Southbound Food Festival!

For ten days every September, Birmingham hands the city over to the South's best chefs.

That's Southbound Food Festival: dinners, tastings, and one-night-only chef collaborations all over town, capped by Southern Living's Food & Fire, a walk-around live-fire feast inside Sloss Furnaces, the 19th-century ironworks downtown.

We're sending one reader and a guest to the best of it.
 
 
The prize, valued at $3,000:

Two VIP tickets to Southern Living's Food & Fire at Southbound, Saturday, September 26 at Sloss Furnaces, 12 to 4 p.m., with access to the Burr Forman VIP Lounge at Chase. All food and drink included.

A private meet and greet with a chef from Southbound's Southern Living Tailgate Stage, presented by Shipt

A Saturday night at The Kelly Birmingham, Tapestry Collection by Hilton, walking distance from dinner and downtown

Dinner at Current Charcoal Grill, where the wood-fired grill does the talking

A Hydrafacial at Total on 1st, so you arrive glowing

Southbound Food Festival runs September 18 through 27. Food & Fire is the Saturday centerpiece, and the festival closes Sunday with a brunch under the Sloss water tower, so a Saturday night room means you can stay for the whole finish. An easy drive from Nashville, Atlanta, and Memphis, and worth the flight from anywhere else.

Entries close September 1, 2026.

Thank you to our partners: Southbound Food Festival, Current Charcoal Grill, The Kelly Birmingham, and Total on 1st.
 
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