The Edge Homewood

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The Edge Homewood is a mixed-use development on 4-acre site 815–817 Green Springs Highway in Homewood.

The project was announced by J. J. and Whitney Thomas and features a shaded outdoor "gathering space" with picnic and play areas and a small amphitheater. The intent was to have a 2,000 square foot brewery tap room along with a mix of restaurant stalls, shops, and/or co-working spaces. The eastern end of the site, not included in the mixed-use development, was optioned by Homewood Community Church for a new church building.

Black Design Architecture designed the project with Lorberbaum McNair & Associates landscape architects. It was built by Wyatt Construction with a planned opening in late 2023. That plan was postponed as a 5,000 square-foot "phase 2" was announced in early 2024. The first tenants began holding soft openings in August 2024. The first performance at the outdoor stage was country/southern rock cover band Trotline on October 25. The Edge held a "grand opening" along with Corbeau Wine Bar and Eighteen South boutique on the weekend of November 1–3.

Tenants

References

  • Parker, Illyshia (March 20, 2023) "Mixed-use concept The Edge proposed for Green Springs corridor." Birmingham Business Journal
  • Itson, Patience (April 19, 2023) "Coming Soon: New entertainment development planned for Edgewood." Bham Now
  • Parker, Illyshia (August 23, 2023) "Popbar, Baba Java Coffee coming to Homewood." Birmingham Business Journal
  • Owens, Sarah (August 5, 2024) "The Edge launches soft opening." The Homewood Star
  • Stettheimer, Samuel (October 30, 2024) "A sneak peek inside Homewood's new project, The Edge." Birmingham Business Journal

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