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The Carver Theatre, currently formally called the Carver humanistic discipline Center, could be a theater situated in downtown Birmingham, Alabama. In its days as a film theater, it had been best called an area wherever African-Americans might see first-run movies; throughout that point, solely whites were allowed in most theaters attributable to segregation laws. The Carver is currently a live performance venue that seats 527, and is additionally the house of the Alabama Jazz Hall Of Fame.
Located on the corner of Fourth Avenue North and seventeenth Street North, the Carver was opened in 1935. A 1945 renovation equipped the Carver with several new options, together with one,300 of the most recent model theater chairs, air con, and improved sound and projection, as rumored by The Birmingham News. The Fourth Avenue space was a business and recreation hub for the city’s black community, and was additionally the situation of the many events within the yankee Civil Rights Movement.
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