Birmingham District 5, Omega Psi Phi health fair set for Aug. 8
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Birmingham City Council District 5 and Omega Psi Phi are scheduled to hold a free community health fair on Saturday, Aug. 8, 2026, providing a designated local opportunity for residents seeking health information, screenings, vaccinations and preventive resources.
The City of Birmingham lists the family-friendly event from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 400 Reverend Abraham Woods Jr. Boulevard, Birmingham, Alabama 35204.
Event details
The fair is scheduled to run for five hours, beginning at 9 a.m. and ending at 2 p.m. The city’s event page identifies Birmingham City Council District 5 and Omega Psi Phi in the event title and lists the Birmingham address for the gathering.
The event is free, according to the approved event information. The public listing also describes it as family-friendly, indicating that the event is intended to welcome families as well as other community members.
Residents who plan to attend can use the city-listed address and the Aug. 8 time window when making plans. The available listing does not state a separate deadline for attendance.
What the listing says — and does not say
The event is presented as a public-health access opportunity involving health resources, screenings and vaccinations. However, the City of Birmingham’s public listing does not identify the individual screenings, vaccinations, providers or other services expected to be available.
As a result, the listing does not establish whether a particular screening, vaccination or health resource will be offered at the fair. It also does not provide a provider roster, attendance estimate or a schedule for particular services.
The city’s listing does not say whether registration is required. It does not set out eligibility rules for specific services, either. Those omissions mean that the listing alone does not guarantee that any particular medical service will be available to every attendee.
People seeking a specific service should not treat the event notice as confirmation that the service will be offered. The information currently available confirms the fair’s date, hours, location, free admission and family-friendly designation, while leaving service-level details unspecified.
City listing is the confirmed source
The City of Birmingham published the event listing with the logistical details for the Aug. 8 fair. The listing identifies the event as a community health fair rather than reporting a health finding or issuing a medical mandate.
For the public, the immediate significance is the scheduled health-focused gathering at a named Birmingham location and during a defined five-hour period. Further details on services, registration or eligibility were not included in the public listing provided for this report.
Sources
- District 5 and Omega Psi Phi: Community Health Fair, City of Birmingham
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