Insider evening with Cherith Fluker author of Secret Birmingham

By Little Professor
$5.00

Join us for a local “insider” evening highlighting Birmingham's hidden gems with Cherith Fluker, author of Secret Birmingham: A Guide to the Weird, Wonderful and Obscure. Cherith will be joined in conversation with Chanda Temple. 

  • Thursday, February 5, 2026 at 6pm
  • Little Professor 
  • Books will be available for purchase at the event

About the Book 

Grab your curiosity and get ready to uncover Birmingham's best-kept secrets. In Secret Birmingham, local writer Cherith Fluker leads you from the ordinary path to explore the surprising stories that make the Magic City unforgettable. Birmingham's civil rights history is powerful and well-known, and there are so many more tales waiting to be discovered. Did you know the city is the birthplace of Veterans Day? Or that it's home to Vulcan, the world's largest cast-iron statue, proudly watching over the city? You'll wander past the Heaviest Corner on Earth; explore a peaceful Japanese Garden honoring Birmingham's sister city, Hitachi, Japan; and learn about the city's sky-high dreams of a dirigible docking station. There's even a sculpture honoring Frank Stitt, Birmingham's own James Beard Award-winning chef, who helped put the city on the culinary map. From quirky landmarks to rich cultural connections, Secret Birmingham is your guide to the unexpected side of this booming Southern city. Locals and first-time visitors will discover new reasons to fall in love with Birmingham's charm, history, and hidden treasures. Adventure awaits, and this book is your compass.

About the Author

Cherith Glover Fluker is an Alabama-based author, writer, and blogger with a deep connection to Birmingham’s culture and community. She is the author of Secret Birmingham: A Guide to the Weird, Wonderful, and Obscure and balances a career in education with her passion for writing. Cherith pens monthly columns for Bham Family Magazine and Lakeside Living Magazine. Her work has also appeared in publications such as Chicken Soup for the Soul, Food, Wine & Travel Magazine, and Motherly, and she regularly shares stories on her travel and lifestyle blog, WhatCherithinks. She is married with two young adult children.

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