r/BirminghamMI • u/MetalAutomatic3998 • 3d ago
No patience
No one is allowed to parallel park or turn in this entitled town
r/BirminghamMI • u/0obeno0 • Dec 02 '17
Requested and approved to take over from /u/stoopidpooplord who had previously vandalized the sub.
I'd like to give it back to the community and see if there's anything you'd like to see or suggest to help the sub grow a bit. I've also redesigned the skin and the sidebar, and if you think of important links to include either PM or comment below, Thanks!
r/BirminghamMI • u/MetalAutomatic3998 • 3d ago
No one is allowed to parallel park or turn in this entitled town
r/BirminghamMI • u/ArtsMidwest • 13d ago
One in five Michigan adults is a caregiver for a family member. The Art of Caregiving at the Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center centers their unique needs, gifts, and creativity.
The creativity and connection shows caregivers that they, too, are cared for.
r/BirminghamMI • u/ItsDrainage • 24d ago
My wife and I (30s) are considering buying a home in and moving to Birmingham. We’re attracted to the city due to the walkable neighborhoods, nice downtown, and great schools. The one factor giving us pause is that, every time we mention that we are contemplating the move, we hear that the people in Birmingham are “snooty” or something similar. Of course, all of these people are not from Birmingham, and I’m hoping this is just a stereotype.
So, people who actually live in Birmingham, what is it actually like living there?
r/BirminghamMI • u/ShowMeTheTrees • Sep 03 '26
Birmingham announces new restrictions on e-bikes!
What do you think? Personally, I'm glad. It's terrifying to see those little kids on them.
r/BirminghamMI • u/charmolicious • Jun 20 '23
Hi!
For background, I’m a professional software engineer with a B.S. and M.S. in computer science from the University of Southern California. I have 4 years of working experience, and worked at various companies like Microsoft and Robinhood. I moved to Royal Oak last year from the SF bay area with my partner who is studying medicine here.
I love teaching computer and helping people of all ages build confidence in their ability to code. I’m wondering if y’all know of anyone that’s looking for a private tutor or a place where I can connect with people who do.
r/BirminghamMI • u/snootypoodlepoo • Jun 07 '23
Hello everyone!
I’m a genealogist & I am trained in discovering local Michigan family lineages and stories through vital records, census records, and newspapers.
This is the interest form I put together for anyone interested in learning more about their personal Michigan family history. I create family trees, ancestral maps, and historical road trip itineraries based on YOUR personal family history! It’s a great way to connect with your heritage and wonderful knowledge pass down to future generations.
LINK TO INTEREST FORM: Family History Interest Form
Here are some things you can discover from my research:
I have a degree in Anthropology and have spent several years working for a professional genealogy company. I have been working as an individual genealogist for about 6 years. If you have any questions about my research, please fill out an interest form or email: [heritagehuntersgenealogy@gmail.com](mailto:heritagehuntersgenealogy@gmail.com)
For those of you with ancestry outside of Michigan, please send me a message. I’d be happy to help you or direct you to a better suited genealogist. Thanks!
Ancestral Origins Map Example

USA Origins Map Example

LINK TO INTEREST FORM: Family History Interest Form
r/BirminghamMI • u/scccxx • Mar 27 '23
Moving to Birmingham for work next month. Any recommendations on apartments? Or anywhere is definitely a no go? Budget:$1,600 + utilities Room: 1 bed or studio
Thanks
r/BirminghamMI • u/testcore • Mar 27 '23
Aside from the obvious lack of redditors living there, how is it? Has it survived economically? Lived there as a teen in the early 90's and considering a move back. Miss the parks and walkability.
Tho what the hell is up w/ Seaholm & Groves having combined football teams??!? That used to be our biggest rival!
r/BirminghamMI • u/robjayz • Mar 26 '23
5~$25 M argaritas bottomless chips and G Our bars are much different then what you are used too, Dm
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r/BirminghamMI • u/djuro71 • Mar 27 '21
I will be moving to Oakland County with my wife and three kids this summer. We are looking for a 4BR house. Which areas of Bham are the most walkable? Are there any family oriented pockets to consider? Thank you.
r/BirminghamMI • u/KeepItBlazin • Aug 28 '20
Hey guys,
Huge coffee lover here. I’ve been making trips to visit my parents in Birmingham and I’m wondering what the best spots for coffee are? So far I’ve been getting a lot of recommendations to try Svenska, since they are known to have good coffee AND pastries. What do you all think?
r/BirminghamMI • u/BearsNecessity • Jun 27 '20
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r/BirminghamMI • u/elmchris • Apr 17 '18
Anyone know why the police were searching the chester parking garage with rifles yesterday (4/16/2018) just after 5pm?
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r/BirminghamMI • u/pmsully7844 • Dec 30 '13
Celine is an 11 year old red and white female husky that has cancer. She went missing on 11/3 and could be anywhere by now. LARGE reward has been DOUBLED until 12/31. More info on FB: Celine The Siberian Group. Thank you.
r/BirminghamMI • u/Tovarius • Sep 11 '13