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I realized my microwave was missing at 5:30 p.m. last Monday, while I was putting away groceries in my Birmingham apartment kitchen near the Vulcan statue in Red Mountain. I live on 7th Avenue South, close to the BJCC. I searched the kitchen, then the living room, and even the laundry room, but it didn’t turn up. It’s a mid-sized black stainless model with a dented door, and I rely on it for quick dinners after practice. I’m anxious and miss having it right there when I need a warmed plate after the kids’ games.
I’m Jordan Miles. I was finishing a late set at The Nick near Pepper Place Market around 11:15 PM on Tuesday and realized my two synthesizers were missing from the backstage area. The rig isn’t a museum piece, but it’s my lifeline for gigs and late-night practice—a vintage Minilogue and a compact desktop synth, both in a gray protective case. I’ve felt a pit in my stomach since, because those sounds are my voice on stages around Birmingham. If anyone turned them in or saw them left somewhere near the entrance of Pepper Place Market, please message me through the site.
I'm Sam Rivera. I found a drum set outside the Birmingham Museum of Art around 4:00 PM today, tucked behind a bench near the fountain on 3rd Avenue North. It’s a five-piece maple kit with a red sticker on the bass drum that reads 'Joey', and a dent in the snare with chrome hardware that shines when the sun hits it. The cymbals show some wear, and a small bag with drumsticks is tucked under the ride. I left it by the museum steps, near the Birmingham Civil Rights District, hoping the owner sees this post.
I was rushing to a job interview on Tuesday around 2:40 PM, when a gust of wind swept my skirts from my bag at the corner of 20th Street and 5th Avenue, just outside Railroad Park. They’re my favorite skirts—one brown wool, one black pleated, both with tiny moth holes that only I notice. I retraced my steps along the park path, around the fountain, and up to the cafe, but I didn't find them. If someone picked them up, I’d love to get them back; they’re a comfort and a piece of me I worry about every day. Please keep an eye out; I’m hoping they’re somewhere safe and familiar in the Five Points South area.
I lost a set of white bed sheets this morning around 8:15, near Railroad Park at the corner of 19th Street North and 4th Avenue North in Birmingham. They were in a light blue laundry bag, one long corner poking out, as I hurried to get to an appointment. I can't shake the embarrassment of misplacing something so simple, and I’m hoping a kind neighbor picked them up and kept them safe. If the finder sees this, please know they matter to me and I’m grateful for any help reconnecting with them through the site.
I found this sheet music tonight along 3rd Avenue North outside the Lyric Theatre in Birmingham, around 9:15 PM. It was lying on the sidewalk, the cover creased and the pages fluttering in a late breeze, as if someone had dropped it after rehearsal. My nerves settled when I saw a familiar title and I tucked it under my arm, hoping the owner would recognize it and claim it back. I’ve kept it safe here and would love to see the musician get it back soon.
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