Thursday (Apr 4th) - Steele River Band Veranda show - $10 cover - 6:00pm - 10:00pm
Thursday (Apr 4th) - Robby Eichman - 7:00pm - 10:00pm
Friday (Apr 5th) - Seeking Babylon - 8:00pm - 12:00am
Saturday (Apr 6th) - Spearman Brewers in the Kiln - 11:00pm
Sunday (Apr 7th) - Joy Lamb and 6-string Johnny in the Kiln - 7:00pm - 10:00pm
Wednesday (Apr 10th) - Microwave Dave - 6:00pm - 9:00pm
Wednesday (Apr 10th) - Dueling Pianos Featuring Steve Johnson and Newt Johnson. Join Steve Johnson & Newt Johnson in The Kiln on Wednesdays as they duel over keyboards and put their spin on classics you know and love. Spin the request wheel, Play Name that Tune, Play the Key Challenge, Win Prizes! - 10:00pm
Thursday (Apr 4th) - Robby Eichman - 7:00pm - 10:00pm
Friday (Apr 5th) - Seeking Babylon - 8:00pm - 12:00am
Saturday (Apr 6th) - Spearman Brewers in the Kiln - 11:00pm
Sunday (Apr 7th) - Joy Lamb and 6-string Johnny in the Kiln - 7:00pm - 10:00pm
Wednesday (Apr 10th) - Microwave Dave - 6:00pm - 9:00pm
Wednesday (Apr 10th) - Dueling Pianos Featuring Steve Johnson and Newt Johnson. Join Steve Johnson & Newt Johnson in The Kiln on Wednesdays as they duel over keyboards and put their spin on classics you know and love. Spin the request wheel, Play Name that Tune, Play the Key Challenge, Win Prizes! - 10:00pm
Thursday (Apr 11th) - Denim Jawbones in the Kiln - 7:00pm - 10:00pmFriday (Apr 12th) - John Tyler and the Chase in the Kiln - 8:00pm - 12:00am
Saturday (Apr 13th) - Microwave Dave & The Nukes - 8:00pm - 12:00am
Sunday (Apr 14th) -Society of Broken Souls, duo performance in the Kiln - 6:30pm - 9:30pm
Wednesday (Apr 17th) - Microwave Dave - 6:00pm - 9:00pm
Saturday (Apr 13th) - Microwave Dave & The Nukes - 8:00pm - 12:00am
Sunday (Apr 14th) -Society of Broken Souls, duo performance in the Kiln - 6:30pm - 9:30pm
Wednesday (Apr 17th) - Microwave Dave - 6:00pm - 9:00pm
Furniture Factory in Huntsville
Humphries Bar and Grill
Monday - April 1 - Muscle Shoals Monday ft. Rob Aldridge (7pm-10pm)
Tuesday - April 2 - Ally Free (7pm-10pm)
Wednesday - April 3 - Weston Hill and Josh Washam (7pm-10pm)
Thursday - April 4 - Drumb and Drumber (7pm-10pm)
Friday - April 5 - Microwave Dave and the Nukes (9pm-12:30am)
Saturday - April 6 - Winslow Davis (11am-2pm) | Taylor Hunnicutt Band (9:30pm-1am)
Sunday - April 7 - Microwave Dave (11am-2pm) | Josh Allison (6pm-9pm)
Monday - April 8 - Muscle Shoals Monday ft. Dusty French (7pm-10pm)
Tuesday - April 9 - Ally Free (7pm-10pm)
Wednesday - April 10 - Alex Dieterich (7pm-10pm)
Thursday - April 11 - Dave Anderson (7pm-10pm)
Friday - April 12 - 45 Surprise (9pm-12:30am)
Saturday - April 13 - Travis Posey (11am-2pm) | The Lamont Landers Band (9:30pm-1am)
Sunday - April 14 - Dusty French (11am-2pm) | Josh Allison (6pm-9pm)
Monday - April 15 - Muscle Shoals Monday ft. Jordan Denton (7pm-10pm)
Tuesday - April 16 - Ally Free (7pm-10pm)
Wednesday - April 17 - Tim Tucker (7pm-10pm)
Thursday - April 18 - Dave Anderson (7pm-10pm)
Friday - April 19 - Seeking Babylon (9pm-12:30am)
Saturday - April 20 - Winslow Davis (11am-2pm) | Five O'Clock Charlie (9:30pm-1am)
Sunday - April 21 - Tim Cannon (11am-2pm) | Josh Allison (6pm-9pm)
Monday - April 22 - Muscle Shoals Monday ft. Barry Billings (7pm-10pm)
Tuesday - April 23 - Ally Free (7pm-10pm)
Wednesday - April 24 - Trick Zipper Duo (7pm-10pm)
Thursday - April 25 - Dave Anderson (7pm-10pm)
Friday - April 26 - The Josh Allison Band (9pm-12:30am)
Saturday - April 27 - Winslow Davis (11am-2pm) | The Jay Burgess Band (9:30pm-1am)
Sunday - April 28 - Dusty French (11am-2pm) | Josh Allison (6pm-9pm)
Monday - April 29 - Muscle Shoals Monday ft. Travis Posey (7pm-10pm)
Tuesday - April 30 - Ally Free (7pm-10pm)
370 Bridge Street
Huntsville, AL 35806256-327-8340
This is a 10-week program that provides parents and their children a safe, fun, entertainment experience this summer. Each Tuesday through Thursday, from June 6-August 8 they will show re-released classic G- and PG-rated family-friendly films. Movies start at 10 a.m. Cost is $5 for 10 movies or $1 per show.
July 31, August 1 & 2 – Captain Underpants
August 7, 8, 9 – The Emoji Movie
AMC CLASSIC Summer Movie Camp
1359 Old Monrovia Road
Huntsville, AL 35806
256-430-0718
Featured Movies
Fans of Summer Movie Camp shouldn't miss the upcoming family films from Sony Pictures like Spider-Man: Far From Home and The Angry Birds 2 Movie.
Cineplanet 15 (Madison)
Big Spring Park East
Huntsville, AL 35801
(256) 508-5372
Join us the Madison Public Library for free outdoor fun, sponsored by Renasant Bank! On select Fridays, they will screen a family-friendly movie on their new outdoor movie screen on the patio. Bring your blanket or chairs; popcorn will be served! Movie starts at sunset, so come early to grab your spot.
Come out to the First Wednesday Car Show in the Village of Providence.
The goal of this meet is to provide a fun family friendly environment. ALL CARS ARE WELCOME!!!! We will be parking on the grass (we will park large trucks and SUV's in the lot behind the stage to help maximize parking). Please use the entrance near Taco Mama unless we direct you to use a different entrance.
Please don't leave trash, no burnouts, no speeding, no excessive revving, no loud music, or anything else that would disturb residents in the area. We are very fortunate to have such a great venue so lets keep it and make this year bigger and better then ever!
This event is in the spirit of the old Dairy Queen Cruise-In. If you loved that event, you'll love this one—same atmosphere, same vibe, same fun, and even more food choices.
Thanks again for everyone's continued support and thanks a ton to everyone that helps make this event a success.
Dates: First Wednesday of every month - April - October
2019
May 1
June 5
July 3
August 7
September 4
October 2
2018 Concert Lineup
Food Vendors
APRIL 19 (FRIDAY) - Quantaphonics @ East Dock - 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM. Join us under the water tower for a concert on the dock with local favorite Quantaphonics. This 11-piece psychedelic funk band is a true stand out. Featuring four vocalists and all too rare classical wind and brass instruments, like trumpet, trombone, saxophone and flute, give the band a driving and upbeat sound reminiscent of Chicago. This is an exciting and unique group you will not want to miss.
APRIL 26 (FRIDAY) -Taylor Hunnicutt @ East Dock - 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM. Join us for Concerts on the Dock with Taylor Hunnicutt! Taylor Hunnicutt is a singer and songwriter based in Birmingham, Alabama. With roots in Blues, Soul, Country and Americana, Taylor’s performances cross genre lines and give audiences a unique and authentic storytelling experience. “With a voice that sounds like Stevie Nicks if she had been raised in the Black Belt, Hunnicutt bends genres between country, soul, blues and rock but settles sweetly in the Americana style of Tift Merritt, Ryan Adams or Amanda Shires.” – Michael Tomberlin, Alabama News Center
MAY 3 (FRIDAY) - Tremble Weeds @ East Dock - 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM. Join us for an outdoor this evening with the Tremble Weeds! This two-piece Indie rock n’ roll band, consisting of Dylan Fox and Nick Barnett, have an impressive rock catalog with elements of blues and rockabilly; think Flat Duo Jets, White Stripes, and The Gories. The duo have been playing together since they were kids. In 2015 they moved to Joshua Tree and got right to work printing demos and eventually recorded two albums that are available on vinyl. When they are not playing gigs all over the the great state of California, you can find them up late practicing in the garage, just like they did in high school.
MAY 10 (FRIDAY) - Rob Aldridge & the Proponents @ East Dock - 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM. Join us for Concerts on the Dock with Rob Aldridge & The Proponents, an Americana rock n’ roll band based out of North Alabama. Their goal is simple: write well-crafted songs and consistently deliver fun, authentic, relentless rock shows. Rob Aldridge & the Proponents is a trio comprised of talents: Rob Aldridge (vocals, guitar), Rob Malone (vocals, guitar), and Stone Anderson (vocals, bass). All seasoned musicians, their sound is tight and high energy with a broad dynamic range. According to AL.com contributor Matt Wake, “The world really doesn’t need any more lukewarm Americana music right now. What the world needs is some inspired new rock songs, and Rob Aldridge & The Proponents are doing their part… You can tell this music has roots, but the songs never sound like tributes.”
MAY 17 (FRIDAY) - Russell Cook & the Sweet Teeth @ East Dock - 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM.
The Sweet Teeth began as Russell Cook and Scotty Knight getting together to play some songs on a Wednesday, and then the next Wednesday, and then every Wednesday. When a neighbor suggested inviting his friend Jeremy Clark to sit in on drums, it quickly became something very different than two guys with guitars. Performing new songs not yet recorded, and drawing from the extensive catalog of songs written over the course of six albums for Cook’s other project, Little Country Giants, Russell Cook & the Sweet Teeth explore the electric side of traditional music, folk and blues, jazz and honkytonk, rock and roll, and old time. The Sweet Teeth try to push it to see where it’ll go, using songs as the structure, but staying open to improvisation and playing in the moment.
MAY 24 (FRIDAY) - Codename Underground @ East Dock - 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM.
Join us for Concerts on the Dock with a selection of performers from CodeName Underground. The line up will consist Birmingham duo Shaheed and DJ Supreme, They call me Bstill, Ray the Sanger, and Ray Ray Russell.
Shaheed and DJ Supreme: Communicating Vessels’ recording artists Shaheed and DJ Supreme are practitioners of traditional boom-bap hip hop. They’ve released two critically acclaimed LPs (Health Wealth & Knowledge of Self and Scholar Warrior-The Remix Album) which showcases Shaheed’s sharp lyrical prowess and DJ Supreme’s soulful production. Be on the look out for their highly anticipated third LP Knowledge Rhythm and Understanding soon to be released on Communicating Vessels.
MAY 31 (FRIDAY) - East Dock - 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM. *** Not listed yet ***
JUNE 7 (FRIDAY) - East Dock - 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM. *** Not listed yet ***
The Wild – A Chinese Lantern Festival
March 20 – May 19, 2019
Enchanting in the sunlight and magical in the moonlight.
It’s the Huntsville Botanical Garden’s biggest exhibit to date! Boasting more than 1,000 illuminated lantern displays of wildlife from around the world (and dinosaurs!), this festival offers a stunning visual exhibition of Chinese art and culture.
Other festival activities will include:
DAYTIME HOURS:
Monday – Saturday: 9:00 am – 4:30 pm
Sunday: 11:00 am – 4:30 pm
EVENING HOURS (Wednesday – Sunday Only):
Gates open at 5:30 pm with last admission taken at 9:00 pm
Junior Master Gardener Summer Camp: Grades 3 – 5
WHEN: June 10, 2019 @ 9:00 am – 4:30 pm
WHERE: Anderson Education Classroom
For children advancing to Grades 3 – 5
Junior Master Gardener introduces and reinforces gardening skills for all ages. Campers will have the opportunity to explore and learn about the environment around them. They will also get a chance to get their hands dirty and work out in the Garden too!
Cost:
Garden Member: $200
Non-Member: $220
Early Drop-Off starting at 7:30 am
$5/day per child or $20/week
To sign up for early care please contact Misty Hertzig at 256-830-4447 ext. 253 or mhertzig@hsvbg.org
Girl Scouts Summer Camp
WHEN: June 17, 2019 @ 9:00 am – 4:30 pm
WHERE: Anderson Education Classroom
For Brownies and Juniors
This year’s camp is for Brownies and Juniors and will focus on the Citizen Scientist requirements. We will explore the natural world and learn how we can help others to understand it better. The “Think Like a Citizen Scientist” badge will be included with the cost of the camp along with a custom HBG Day Camp badge!
Cost:
Garden Member: $200
Non-Member: $220
Early Drop-Off starting at 7:30 am
$5/day per child or $20/week
To sign up for early care please contact Misty Hertzig at 256-830-4447 ext. 253 or mhertzig@hsvbg.org
Girl Scout Day at the Garden
Categories:
WHEN: July 6, 2019 @ 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
COST: $8 per Girl Scout; $9 per adult
Girls Scouts of all ages are welcome to visit the Garden at a discounted rate. We want you to see all that we have to offer and enjoy a day exploring nature! The Garden will have its Sweet Homegrown Alabama bicentennial exhibit so it will be a perfect opportunity to get that Bicentennial badge if you haven’t yet! The Making Alabama Traveling exhibit will be on display in our Guest Center to see as well.
We will provide a scavenger hunt to help you find all 10 of the state symbols throughout the Garden. There is no set time to be here so you can come and stay the whole day. We have water features for
the children to enjoy too!
Girl Scouts are required to be accompanied by an adult for the day. You can come as a troop or as a family. Siblings will receive the same discounted price of $8. Any children under 3 years are free.
Pre-registration is recommended but not required. If you pre-register, your name will be on a list to check in when you arrive at the Garden. Check-in for the discounted rates will be between 9:00 am and 3:00 pm.
If you have any questions please contact Misty Hertzig at mhertzig@hsvbg.org.
Junior Master Gardener Summer Camp: Grades 1 – 3
Categories:
WHEN: July 8, 2019 @ 9:00 am – 4:30 pm
WHERE: Anderson Education Classroom
For children advancing to Grades 1 – 3
Junior Master Gardener introduces and reinforces gardening skills for all ages. Campers will have the opportunity to explore and learn about the environment around them. They will also get a chance to get their hands dirty and work out in the Garden too!
Cost:
Garden Member: $200
Non-Member: $220
Early Drop-Off starting at 7:30 am
$5/day per child or $20/week
To sign up for early care please contact Misty Hertzig at 256-830-4447 ext. 253 or mhertzig@hsvbg.org
Tuesday - April 2 - Ally Free (7pm-10pm)
Wednesday - April 3 - Weston Hill and Josh Washam (7pm-10pm)
Thursday - April 4 - Drumb and Drumber (7pm-10pm)
Friday - April 5 - Microwave Dave and the Nukes (9pm-12:30am)
Saturday - April 6 - Winslow Davis (11am-2pm) | Taylor Hunnicutt Band (9:30pm-1am)
Sunday - April 7 - Microwave Dave (11am-2pm) | Josh Allison (6pm-9pm)
Monday - April 8 - Muscle Shoals Monday ft. Dusty French (7pm-10pm)
Tuesday - April 9 - Ally Free (7pm-10pm)
Wednesday - April 10 - Alex Dieterich (7pm-10pm)
Thursday - April 11 - Dave Anderson (7pm-10pm)
Friday - April 12 - 45 Surprise (9pm-12:30am)
Saturday - April 13 - Travis Posey (11am-2pm) | The Lamont Landers Band (9:30pm-1am)
Sunday - April 14 - Dusty French (11am-2pm) | Josh Allison (6pm-9pm)
Monday - April 15 - Muscle Shoals Monday ft. Jordan Denton (7pm-10pm)
Tuesday - April 16 - Ally Free (7pm-10pm)
Wednesday - April 17 - Tim Tucker (7pm-10pm)
Thursday - April 18 - Dave Anderson (7pm-10pm)
Friday - April 19 - Seeking Babylon (9pm-12:30am)
Saturday - April 20 - Winslow Davis (11am-2pm) | Five O'Clock Charlie (9:30pm-1am)
Sunday - April 21 - Tim Cannon (11am-2pm) | Josh Allison (6pm-9pm)
Monday - April 22 - Muscle Shoals Monday ft. Barry Billings (7pm-10pm)
Tuesday - April 23 - Ally Free (7pm-10pm)
Wednesday - April 24 - Trick Zipper Duo (7pm-10pm)
Thursday - April 25 - Dave Anderson (7pm-10pm)
Friday - April 26 - The Josh Allison Band (9pm-12:30am)
Saturday - April 27 - Winslow Davis (11am-2pm) | The Jay Burgess Band (9:30pm-1am)
Sunday - April 28 - Dusty French (11am-2pm) | Josh Allison (6pm-9pm)
Monday - April 29 - Muscle Shoals Monday ft. Travis Posey (7pm-10pm)
Tuesday - April 30 - Ally Free (7pm-10pm)
Straight to Ale Brewery
Tuesday - April 2 - Vintage Motorcycle Meet Up 5:30 pm & Taco Tuesdays & Vintage Video Game Night 7:00 pm
Saturday - April 6 - Free Brewery Tour 2:00 pm
Monday - April 8 - Brews to Benefit: Cystic Fibrosis Foundation 3:00 pm
Tuesday - April 9 - Vintage Motorcycle Meet Up 5:30 pm & Taco Tuesdays & Vintage Video Game Night 7:00 pm
Saturday - April 13 - Free Brewery Tour 2:00 pm
Monday - April 15 - Brews to Benefit: Russel Hill Cancer Foundation 3:00 pm
Tuesday - April 16 - Vintage Motorcycle Meet Up 5:30 pm & Taco Tuesdays & Vintage Video Game Night 7:00 pm
Saturday - April 20 - Free Brewery Tour 2:00 pm
Tuesday - April 23 - Vintage Motorcycle Meet Up 5:30 pm & Taco Tuesdays & Vintage Video Game Night 7:00 pm
Saturday - April 27 - Free Brewery Tour 2:00 pm
Tuesday - April 30 - Vintage Motorcycle Meet Up 5:30 pm & Taco Tuesdays & Vintage Video Game Night 7:00 pm
Saturday - April 6 - Free Brewery Tour 2:00 pm
Monday - April 8 - Brews to Benefit: Cystic Fibrosis Foundation 3:00 pm
Tuesday - April 9 - Vintage Motorcycle Meet Up 5:30 pm & Taco Tuesdays & Vintage Video Game Night 7:00 pm
Saturday - April 13 - Free Brewery Tour 2:00 pm
Monday - April 15 - Brews to Benefit: Russel Hill Cancer Foundation 3:00 pm
Tuesday - April 16 - Vintage Motorcycle Meet Up 5:30 pm & Taco Tuesdays & Vintage Video Game Night 7:00 pm
Saturday - April 20 - Free Brewery Tour 2:00 pm
Tuesday - April 23 - Vintage Motorcycle Meet Up 5:30 pm & Taco Tuesdays & Vintage Video Game Night 7:00 pm
Saturday - April 27 - Free Brewery Tour 2:00 pm
Tuesday - April 30 - Vintage Motorcycle Meet Up 5:30 pm & Taco Tuesdays & Vintage Video Game Night 7:00 pm
2018 Free and Cheap Summer Movies
Cinemark Summer Movie Clubhouse
370 Bridge Street
This is a 10-week program that provides parents and their children a safe, fun, entertainment experience this summer. Each Tuesday through Thursday, from June 6-August 8 they will show re-released classic G- and PG-rated family-friendly films. Movies start at 10 a.m. Cost is $5 for 10 movies or $1 per show.
July 31, August 1 & 2 – Captain Underpants
August 7, 8, 9 – The Emoji Movie
Regal Hollywood 18 $1 Family Movies
3312 South Memorial Pkwy
Huntsville, AL 35802
(256) 883-1101
Huntsville, AL 35802
(256) 883-1101
Family fun movies playing on Tuesdays & Wednesdays for the summertime!
Admission to the Summer Movie Express is only $1. Tickets available for purchase at the box office and all movies in most locations start at 10:00 am. Check with your theater for exact showtimes. Each week both movies play on both days. A portion of the proceeds goes to the Will Rogers Institute.
AMC CLASSIC Summer Movie Camp
Huntsville, AL 35806
256-430-0718
Join AMC every Wednesday at 10 AM to see all your favorite kid-friendly films for nine weeks! Kid’s tickets are just $4 (plus tax) and includes a KidsPack of great AMC snacks, complete with a kid’s popcorn, fountain drink, and FrootiTooti fruit snacks. Offer valid at box office only at participating locations (note: AMC Valley Bend 18 is not participating this year; however, AMC CLASSIC Decatur 12 and AMC CLASSIC Huntsville 10 is!)
- Trolls - 1 HR 32 MIN PG
- The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part - 1 HR 47 MIN PG
- Hotel Trasnylvania 3: Summer Vacation - 1 HR 37 MIN PG
- Peter Rabbit - 1 HR 34 MIN PG
- Teen Titans Go! To The Movies - 1 HR 28 MIN PG
- Wonder Park - 1 HR 25 MIN PG
- Smallfoot - 1 HR 36 MIN PG
- How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World - 1 HR 44 MIN PG
- The House With A Clock In Its Walls - 1 HR 45 MIN PG
Fans of Summer Movie Camp shouldn't miss the upcoming family films from Sony Pictures like Spider-Man: Far From Home and The Angry Birds 2 Movie.
Cineplanet 15 (Madison)
2100 Hughes Road, Madison
256-890-7027
256-890-7027
KIDS MOVIE SUMMER CAMP
$1 ADMISSION
10:00 AM EVERY
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
ALL SUMMER LONG
Also!
Bargain Tuesdays
$5
ALL SEATS
ALL SHOWS
(Except holidays, special events or when Restricted by Studios)
$1 ADMISSION
10:00 AM EVERY
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
ALL SUMMER LONG
Also!
Bargain Tuesdays
$5
ALL SEATS
ALL SHOWS
(Except holidays, special events or when Restricted by Studios)
Movies in the Park (Downtown)
Huntsville, AL 35801
(256) 508-5372
Movies in the Park has quickly become one of Huntsville’s most anticipated summer events. Family-friendly films are shown at sundown on a big inflatable screen in Big Spring Park on the second and fourth Fridays of June, July and August. Movies begin at sundown.
Family Movie Nights at Madison Public Library
Madison Public Library
Madison, AL 35758
(256) 461-0046
Madison, AL 35758
(256) 461-0046
Join us the Madison Public Library for free outdoor fun, sponsored by Renasant Bank! On select Fridays, they will screen a family-friendly movie on their new outdoor movie screen on the patio. Bring your blanket or chairs; popcorn will be served! Movie starts at sunset, so come early to grab your spot.Come out to the First Wednesday Car Show in the Village of Providence.
The goal of this meet is to provide a fun family friendly environment. ALL CARS ARE WELCOME!!!! We will be parking on the grass (we will park large trucks and SUV's in the lot behind the stage to help maximize parking). Please use the entrance near Taco Mama unless we direct you to use a different entrance.
Please don't leave trash, no burnouts, no speeding, no excessive revving, no loud music, or anything else that would disturb residents in the area. We are very fortunate to have such a great venue so lets keep it and make this year bigger and better then ever!
This event is in the spirit of the old Dairy Queen Cruise-In. If you loved that event, you'll love this one—same atmosphere, same vibe, same fun, and even more food choices.
Thanks again for everyone's continued support and thanks a ton to everyone that helps make this event a success.
Dates: First Wednesday of every month - April - October
2019
May 1
June 5
July 3
August 7
September 4
October 2
Concerts in the Park
Arts Huntsville and the City of Huntsville Department of Parks & Recreation present the 2019 Concerts in the Park season. Concerts in the Park will be held every Monday evening, June 3rd – August 5th, showcasing a mix of musical genres.
The Concerts are held from 6:30 – 8:30 pm in downtown Huntsville’s Big Spring Park on the Huntsville of Museum of Art outdoor stage and are FREE to the public. Concertgoers should bring their own seating and leashed pets are welcome. Picnics are welcome at Concerts in the Park, but local food trucks and vendors will be on site.
Handicap parking will be available in the Huntsville Museum of Art parking lot and additional parking is available for free in the Monroe St. garage.
Food Vendors
This year marks our 11th annual Concerts on the Dock and it is sure to live up to it’s longevity! As per every proceeding year we will continue to strive to bring our music loving community the freshest sounds available without sacrificing quality for quantity. Our mission is to bring all who attend the best in local, regional, and national acts they simply would not see anywhere else in town and provide those acts with a gracious built in audience hungry for the next big thing.
We can’t make this happen without you so bring friends, picnics, and pets on a leash to Huntsville’s most accessible concert series and join us under the water tower for eight weeks in the Spring and eight weeks in the Fall. Concerts on the Dock are always free to attend though we do charge $5 for parking on property. Please Carpool!
Full Concerts on the Dock Schedule
APRIL 19 (FRIDAY) - Quantaphonics @ East Dock - 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM. Join us under the water tower for a concert on the dock with local favorite Quantaphonics. This 11-piece psychedelic funk band is a true stand out. Featuring four vocalists and all too rare classical wind and brass instruments, like trumpet, trombone, saxophone and flute, give the band a driving and upbeat sound reminiscent of Chicago. This is an exciting and unique group you will not want to miss.
APRIL 26 (FRIDAY) -Taylor Hunnicutt @ East Dock - 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM. Join us for Concerts on the Dock with Taylor Hunnicutt! Taylor Hunnicutt is a singer and songwriter based in Birmingham, Alabama. With roots in Blues, Soul, Country and Americana, Taylor’s performances cross genre lines and give audiences a unique and authentic storytelling experience. “With a voice that sounds like Stevie Nicks if she had been raised in the Black Belt, Hunnicutt bends genres between country, soul, blues and rock but settles sweetly in the Americana style of Tift Merritt, Ryan Adams or Amanda Shires.” – Michael Tomberlin, Alabama News Center
MAY 10 (FRIDAY) - Rob Aldridge & the Proponents @ East Dock - 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM. Join us for Concerts on the Dock with Rob Aldridge & The Proponents, an Americana rock n’ roll band based out of North Alabama. Their goal is simple: write well-crafted songs and consistently deliver fun, authentic, relentless rock shows. Rob Aldridge & the Proponents is a trio comprised of talents: Rob Aldridge (vocals, guitar), Rob Malone (vocals, guitar), and Stone Anderson (vocals, bass). All seasoned musicians, their sound is tight and high energy with a broad dynamic range. According to AL.com contributor Matt Wake, “The world really doesn’t need any more lukewarm Americana music right now. What the world needs is some inspired new rock songs, and Rob Aldridge & The Proponents are doing their part… You can tell this music has roots, but the songs never sound like tributes.”
MAY 17 (FRIDAY) - Russell Cook & the Sweet Teeth @ East Dock - 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM.
The Sweet Teeth began as Russell Cook and Scotty Knight getting together to play some songs on a Wednesday, and then the next Wednesday, and then every Wednesday. When a neighbor suggested inviting his friend Jeremy Clark to sit in on drums, it quickly became something very different than two guys with guitars. Performing new songs not yet recorded, and drawing from the extensive catalog of songs written over the course of six albums for Cook’s other project, Little Country Giants, Russell Cook & the Sweet Teeth explore the electric side of traditional music, folk and blues, jazz and honkytonk, rock and roll, and old time. The Sweet Teeth try to push it to see where it’ll go, using songs as the structure, but staying open to improvisation and playing in the moment.
MAY 24 (FRIDAY) - Codename Underground @ East Dock - 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM.
Join us for Concerts on the Dock with a selection of performers from CodeName Underground. The line up will consist Birmingham duo Shaheed and DJ Supreme, They call me Bstill, Ray the Sanger, and Ray Ray Russell.
MAY 31 (FRIDAY) - East Dock - 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM. *** Not listed yet ***
JUNE 7 (FRIDAY) - East Dock - 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM. *** Not listed yet ***
Come swing dance with us every Thursday night at Lowe Mill A&E in the Flying Monkey Theatre. Each week, we teach a variety of levels of classes in: Charleston, Lindy Hop, Solo Jazz, Balboa, and even Blues. It’s fun, relaxed, and you’re never required to have a partner! After lessons, we open up the floor for an hour and half of social dancing and practice time to the tunes of some of the best swing DJs in town.Our beginner and core classes start at 7:30 PM, then we open up the floor at 8:30 PM for social dancing.More info at: www.swinghuntsville.com
Concerts by the River
Sponsored by the City of Decatur Parks and Recreation.
Concerts by the River is a free concert series that offers a wide variety of musical styles in a family-friendly setting. Sponsored by the City of Decatur Parks and Recreation Department and funded by grants and donations, the concert series begins the first Monday in June with concerts being held each Monday through July.
Concerts are held at beautiful Rhodes Ferry Park on the banks of the Tennessee River and take place from 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm. Guests are invited to bring blankets, lawn chairs and picnic baskets. Per Decatur City Ordinance, alcohol is not permitted in the park and pets must be leashed according to City laws. For more information call 256-341-4818.
All concerts at Rhodes Ferry Park, 100 Market St. NE, except those designated “AMP” which will take place at Daikin Amphitheater, 905 Canal St. NE (35601)
FREE Movies in the Park
Decatur, AL - As part of the Point Mallard Movie in the Park Series, the family film "Over the Hedge" will Thursday, July 12 at 8:00 p.m.. The movie night is complete with free popcorn and Pepsi while supplies last. Decatur Parks & Recreation began staging the complimentary events over a year ago for the community as an opportunity to encourage families to spend more recreation time together without the expense. Guests are welcome to bring a picnic dinner and a chair though picnic tables will be available. No pets are permitted at the movie site.
be presented, free of charge on
What's Playing: Over the Hedge rated PG - A scheming raccoon fools a mismatched family of forest creatures into helping him repay a debt of food, by invading the new suburban sprawl that popped up while they were hibernating...and learns a lesson about family himself.
Where: Point Mallard Exposition Center (old ice rink)
What's to Eat: Free Popcorn and Pepsi (while supplies last)
Planning Ahead:
Summer Concert Series
Atrium, Downtown Huntsville Library
Every other Tuesday May 8 - September 25 | 6PM - 8PM
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Celebrate this summer with Downtown Huntsville Library's Annual Summer Concert Series. Beginning May 8, the library will fill with music every other Tuesday starting at 6 p. m.
Family friendly events at Huntsville Botanical Gardens
The Wild – A Chinese Lantern Festival
March 20 – May 19, 2019
Enchanting in the sunlight and magical in the moonlight.
It’s the Huntsville Botanical Garden’s biggest exhibit to date! Boasting more than 1,000 illuminated lantern displays of wildlife from around the world (and dinosaurs!), this festival offers a stunning visual exhibition of Chinese art and culture.
Other festival activities will include:
- Live Kung Fu performances at 6:00 pm and 7:45 pm (weather permitting)
- Chinese shadow puppetry performances at 7:00 pm and 8:45 pm
- A marketplace featuring authentic Chinese folk arts and crafts
DAYTIME HOURS:
Monday – Saturday: 9:00 am – 4:30 pm
Sunday: 11:00 am – 4:30 pm
EVENING HOURS (Wednesday – Sunday Only):
Gates open at 5:30 pm with last admission taken at 9:00 pm
WHEN: June 10, 2019 @ 9:00 am – 4:30 pm
WHERE: Anderson Education Classroom
For children advancing to Grades 3 – 5
Junior Master Gardener introduces and reinforces gardening skills for all ages. Campers will have the opportunity to explore and learn about the environment around them. They will also get a chance to get their hands dirty and work out in the Garden too!
Cost:
Garden Member: $200
Non-Member: $220
Early Drop-Off starting at 7:30 am
$5/day per child or $20/week
To sign up for early care please contact Misty Hertzig at 256-830-4447 ext. 253 or mhertzig@hsvbg.org
WHEN: June 17, 2019 @ 9:00 am – 4:30 pm
WHERE: Anderson Education Classroom
For Brownies and Juniors
This year’s camp is for Brownies and Juniors and will focus on the Citizen Scientist requirements. We will explore the natural world and learn how we can help others to understand it better. The “Think Like a Citizen Scientist” badge will be included with the cost of the camp along with a custom HBG Day Camp badge!
Cost:
Garden Member: $200
Non-Member: $220
Early Drop-Off starting at 7:30 am
$5/day per child or $20/week
To sign up for early care please contact Misty Hertzig at 256-830-4447 ext. 253 or mhertzig@hsvbg.org
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WHEN: July 6, 2019 @ 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
COST: $8 per Girl Scout; $9 per adult
Girls Scouts of all ages are welcome to visit the Garden at a discounted rate. We want you to see all that we have to offer and enjoy a day exploring nature! The Garden will have its Sweet Homegrown Alabama bicentennial exhibit so it will be a perfect opportunity to get that Bicentennial badge if you haven’t yet! The Making Alabama Traveling exhibit will be on display in our Guest Center to see as well.
We will provide a scavenger hunt to help you find all 10 of the state symbols throughout the Garden. There is no set time to be here so you can come and stay the whole day. We have water features for
Girl Scouts are required to be accompanied by an adult for the day. You can come as a troop or as a family. Siblings will receive the same discounted price of $8. Any children under 3 years are free.
Pre-registration is recommended but not required. If you pre-register, your name will be on a list to check in when you arrive at the Garden. Check-in for the discounted rates will be between 9:00 am and 3:00 pm.
If you have any questions please contact Misty Hertzig at mhertzig@hsvbg.org.
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WHEN: July 8, 2019 @ 9:00 am – 4:30 pm
WHERE: Anderson Education Classroom
For children advancing to Grades 1 – 3
Junior Master Gardener introduces and reinforces gardening skills for all ages. Campers will have the opportunity to explore and learn about the environment around them. They will also get a chance to get their hands dirty and work out in the Garden too!
Cost:
Garden Member: $200
Non-Member: $220
Early Drop-Off starting at 7:30 am
$5/day per child or $20/week
To sign up for early care please contact Misty Hertzig at 256-830-4447 ext. 253 or mhertzig@hsvbg.org
Save the Date!
June 15 & August 10 • Members-Only Concert: July 13. Summer 2019 Concert at Three Caves Series presented by MidCity Huntsville Sponsored by RCP Companies, The Camp, and CityCentre. Proceeds benefit Land Trust of North Alabama Tickets available for Land Trust members beginning May 1 and open to the public May 8.
Event DetailsParking
- There is no parking available at Three Caves.
- Parking is at Huntsville Hospital lots at Adams & Lowell Streets. Free shuttle service will begin at 5:30 PM.
- If you use a ride-share service (Uber/Lyft) or taxi, please have them pull into the Mountain Springs Pool parking lot. That is the designated drop off and pick up location.
- No outside food or drink please.
- An on-site caterer will provide a menu of dinner options available for purchase. Food for 2019 concerts will be provided by Washington Square Catering.
- A variety of beer and wine options will be available to purchase at the bar.
- Closed toe shoes recommended due to gravel.
- No pets. No children under 12.
- No bag chairs or tables. Reserved Seating is provided with your ticket.
- If the concert must be cancelled due to inclement weather, ticket purchases will be considered a tax deductible donation to the Land Trust of North Alabama.
- Please check back here and our on social media (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter) for any announcements in the event of a weather cancellation.
Land Trust’s Three Caves | 901 Kennamer Dr SE, Huntsville, AL 35801
Three Caves is located within the Land Trust’s Monte Sano Nature Preserve and has become one of the most unique event venues in North Alabama. For the past 12 years, the Concerts at Three Caves series has played host to such award winning entertainers as Delta Rae, Moon Taxi, Tom Braxton and Grammy Award winners, The SteelDrivers, Claire Lynch and the Legendary Muscle Shoals Review. The “not so secret” 700 seat outdoor venue is a former limestone quarry conveniently located just two miles from downtown Huntsville and gets its name from the three cave openings that accentuate and surround the venue. Three Caves has a storied entertainment history including where the band Kansas filmed their music ballad “Reason to Believe” and scenes from the 1979 post-apocalyptic move “Ravagers” were shot.
Events are held in the “bowl” outside the mine’s three large openings, which offers a comfortable ~55°F temperature year-round. The stage, surrounded on three sides by limestone rock walls, provides an unforgettable backdrop and a one-of-a-kind experience for concert-goers. As the sunset sets and the lights begin to accentuate the interior of the three caves and the exterior of the bowl, one gets the true sense that they are in store for a truly magical musical experience. Proceeds from the events held at Three Caves help the Land Trust in furthering their goals of land preservation and conservation in north Alabama.
In an interview with national music critic and Huntsville resident Matt Wake, Texas-based, saxophonist Tom Braxton described Concerts at Three Caves as “a unique venue”. “The acoustics are great, the audience is up-close-and-personal; I love playing settings like that”. “When I went out front while we were sounding checking, I was like, ‘Wow, this is like some symphony shell in Australia or something.” Tom’s sentiments are echoed by most every entertainer that has played the venue.
Events are held in the “bowl” outside the mine’s three large openings, which offers a comfortable ~55°F temperature year-round. The stage, surrounded on three sides by limestone rock walls, provides an unforgettable backdrop and a one-of-a-kind experience for concert-goers. As the sunset sets and the lights begin to accentuate the interior of the three caves and the exterior of the bowl, one gets the true sense that they are in store for a truly magical musical experience. Proceeds from the events held at Three Caves help the Land Trust in furthering their goals of land preservation and conservation in north Alabama.
In an interview with national music critic and Huntsville resident Matt Wake, Texas-based, saxophonist Tom Braxton described Concerts at Three Caves as “a unique venue”. “The acoustics are great, the audience is up-close-and-personal; I love playing settings like that”. “When I went out front while we were sounding checking, I was like, ‘Wow, this is like some symphony shell in Australia or something.” Tom’s sentiments are echoed by most every entertainer that has played the venue.
Food Truck Season in Downtown Huntsville returns on May 6th and will run through October! Food Truck All Stars 2019 is presented by ValleyMLS.com.
There will be two Food Truck All Star events each month May - October.
The All Stars are coming better than ever this year with top-notch ingredients, delicious and creative menus, and superb customer service!
Friday Night Art Walk 2019
Friday Night Art Walks are back! This years presenting sponsor is Amanda Howard Sotheby’s International Reality. The Friday Night Art Walks will take place around the Downtown Huntsville Square on the second Fridays May-August from 5 to 8 pm!
Walk around four sides of the historic Downtown Square, check out art and artisan goods from over 50 local vendors, enjoy live music, an open entertainment district and world-class people and puppy watching!
This event is open to the public and free to attend! Vendors will be announced on our Facebook Event Page.
Downtown Huntsville Craft Beer Trail
Enough about rocket science, what about the science of brewing beer?
With eleven locations to sip local craft suds all in one area, Downtown Huntsville, Inc. has conveniently laid out a trail to help you easily experience the breweries, taprooms, and beverage shops in the heart of the city.
To participate, grab your two Craft Beer Trail cards (one card for bottle shops, one for breweries) at the Huntsville/Madison County Visitor Center or one of the stops featured on the trail. At each stop, get your card stamped - collect all eleven stamps and receive a free Trail Boss bottle opener!
Downtown Huntsville Craft Beer Trail stops include:
- Mad Malts Brewing
- Below the Radar Brewhouse
- Salty Nut Brewery
- Yellowhammer Brewing
- Straight to Ale Brewing
- Green Bus Brewing
- InnerSpace Brewing
- Liquor Express & Craft Beer Store
- Church Street Wine Shoppe
- OTBX (Old Town Beer Exchange)
- Wish You Were Beer
Pro-Tip: To navigate the trail safely, consider walking, using the Downtown BlueBikes, or grabbing an Uber or Lyft.
Panoply is the Southeast’s premier arts weekend where Huntsville’s innovative spark shines through a festival of art, music and more in downtown’s Big Spring Park.
Panoply Arts Festival 2019
Headlights & Highliners
Huntsville, AL – Step back in time, venture to space, and celebrate community creativity at this year’s Panoply Arts Festival! North Alabama’s celebration of art, music and more returns April 26th – 28th to downtown Huntsville’s Big Spring Park.
Panoply kicks off at 5:00 p.m. on Friday, April 26th, showcasing nearly 40 local and regional musical acts, including internationally recognized and critically acclaimed bands and musicians, the Art Marketplace, STEAM Street and Bicentennial Village interactives and community art projects, craft beer, festival food, select local food trucks and more.
Featured Music: This year Arts Huntsville welcomes nearly 40 music performances to the Panoply stages, 16 of which are new to the festival, including Deni, LaFrancis Vibes, Liquid Redemption, and DMRSoul.
The New Respects
Friday night kicks off with performances by La Francis Vibes on the Indie Stage and Zach Ray on the Showcase Stage. To close out the night, Panoply welcomes back Nashville soul-pop band The News Respects, who got the Panoply crowds dancing in the park last year. This throwback rock and soul quartet was named “10 artists you need to know” by Rolling Stone Magazine and they’ve recently released their second studio album, Before the Sun Goes Down.
Josh Allison Band
Saturday will showcase local and regional talent throughout the day, kicking off with nerd-rock band Foot Pound Force on the Indie Stage, sponsored by Buffalo Rock, and Deni on the Showcase Stage, sponsored by Publix Supermarket Charities and media partner Rocket City Broadcasting. Saturday night, Huntsville’s Josh Allison Band will open for the evening’s headlining act.
Josh & Judy’s harmony-rich songs have earned them Writers Night spots at The Bluebird Cafe in Nashville for the past three years as well as local songwriter showcases such as Listen Local Huntsville and the esteemed Jim Parker Songwriter Showcase.
Marc Broussard
Saturday closes out with a night of “bayou soul” from Louisiana singer-songwriter Marc Broussard. Rolling Stone Magazine describes Marc as “a soulful Americana performer” who is known for his “signature blues-influenced howl with doses of gospel and country.” Marc has toured with the Zac Brown Band,Willie Nelson, Maroon 5, and Gavin DeGraw and has been featured on The Tonight Show, Late Night with Conan O’Brian, and Jimmy Kimmel Live! Marc is the son of Louisiana Music Hall of Fame guitarist Ted Broussard, and has continued on his father’s legacy. His music is a mix of funk, blues, rock and pop, with distinct southern roots. Marc will release his latest live album, “Home: The dockside sessions” on April 4th.
John Paul White
On Sunday, Panoply celebrates a day of Alabama Music, featuring a full-day lineup of artists from North Alabama, including the growing force that is the Lamont Landers Band. On Sunday evening, Panoply will welcome Florence’s own Grammy Award-winning artist, John Paul White, to close out the festival on the Showcase Stage. John Paul White, formerly of duo The Civil Wars, launched his solo career in 2016 with the album Beulah. He is co-owner and founder of Single Lock Records in Florence, Alabama. His sound appeals to fans of indie rock, Americana music, and folk. In early April he will be releasing his latest album, The Hurting Kind.
Panoply Art Marketplace by Anna Anderson
Art Marketplace: The Art Marketplace, presented by Toyota Motor Manufacturing of Alabama, provides prime shopping in a beautiful setting in and around the spring. This year the juried Art Marketplace will welcome more than 100 visual artists. One of the most popular features of the festival, this year’s Art Marketplace will welcome artists from 19 states, with some traveling from as far as Oregon and North Dakota to join us in Big Spring Park. Nearly half of this year’s artists come from across the state of Alabama.
Arts in Action and Community Art: Regional artists will offer demonstrations of their crafts at Panoply’s Arts in Action tents, where festival goers can get a first-hand look at the process of indigo dying, quilting, screen-printing, and mosaic. Festival goers of all ages will also get to stretch their creative muscles with hands-on community art activities. First Baptist Church will be returning to Panoply again this year with more tiles from the iconic Cosmic Christ mosaic. Together with festiva lgoers, they’ll create a new mosaic based on Van Gogh’s “Starry Starry Night” to be placed at the US Space and Rocket Center after the festival.
Panoply Poster Artist: Each year, Arts Huntsville commissions an artist to create a piece of art that captures the spirit of the festival and the community. This year’s Panoply Poster Artist is Lowe Mill artist Chris Wade. Chris’s vibrant imagination is displayed through his detailed and distinctive paintings of rockets and the galaxy. While pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in graphic design, Chris discovered his love of watercolor and ink painting. It was there, through the prompt of a professor, that he began creating what is now his signature work – depicting the abandoned rockets with trees growing through and around them that kept popping up in his dreams. He has since had two museum shows, including the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art, and was the featured artist for the Tennessee Valley Interstellar Workshop.
“On the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, we couldn’t think of a more appropriate artist to capture our community’s creative and innovative spirit than Chris Wade,” said Allison Dillon-Jauken, Arts Huntsville Executive Director. “His ethereal, surrealist take on rockets and space perfectly capture how our STEM and art communities intertwine here in Huntsville and North Alabama.”
Chris will be selling his original paintings at Panoply Arts Festival, and festival goers will be able to purchase merchandise featuring his artwork at the Panoply Stores at the festival. Arts Huntsville will also be offering a limited number of signed posters for the public to purchase.
Hands-on Activities: Panoply’s STEAM Street, sponsored by Region’s Bank, will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Lunar Landing with space-themed activities:
- MDA’s Rocket Rules! Sponsored by RUAG Space USA – Using plastic tubes, festival goers will create rockets to investigate trajectory, weight and balance and center of gravity and test their designs. They will also learn how scientists and engineers use filters to identify different energies of light to learn more about materials and physical objects.
- Huntsville STEAMworks’ Launch Pad, sponsored by Toyota Motor Manufacturing – After making their very own rocket from straws and cardstock, festival goers will be able to launch them in the park.
- DAU’s Cosmic Coms – Festival goers will learn how astronauts talk to us from the moon when sound can’t travel through space. Explore amplitude, frequency, and phase to discover how they used radio waves to move voices, music, and data through the vacuum of space.
- Janet’s Planets and HAL5’s “What’s Your Mission?” sponsored by National Space Club – Every space mission is unique and has its own unique patch designed by the astronauts. Festival goers can get creative to design their very own mission patch.
- Huntsville Ballet’s Dancing Planets, sponsored by Avadian Credit Union– Festival goers will learn about rotation and revolution in both the solar system and ballet.
Also along STEAM Street, festival goers can view the US Space and Rocket Center’s Rockets on Parade – a celebration of NASA’s next great spacecraft, the SLS Rocket. With dozens of rockets decorated and displayed by companies from across the Tennessee Valley, festival goers will see a creative interpretation of NASA’s upcoming journey into space.
In celebration of Alabama’s 200th birthday Panoply will create the ultimate Alabama bicentennial experience at the Panoply Bicentennial Village, sponsored by Boeing. This area will feature Panoply’s creative community art projects, all with a historical twist:
- Big Spring Boats – The historic recreation of Ditto Landing’s ferry boat will be on-site at Panoply 2019 for festival goers to visit and learn about opportunities for ferry rides along the Tennessee River. Festival goers will also get to create their own cork boats to try out on the water at home.
- Huntsville Symphony Orchestra Guild Discover Music, sponsored by Parkway Place Mall – The Symphony Guild’s popular “Discover Music” experience always introduces young people to musical instruments at Panoply. In 2019, Arts Huntsville is working with volunteers to incorporate a historical perspective to include historical instruments and music of the period to “Discover Music” from 1819 to 2019.
- Lily Flagg Moo Masks, sponsored by Davidson Technologies – Celebrate Huntsville’s beloved bovine, Lily Flagg. Festival goers can create and decorate fun festival masks in honor of Lily Flagg.
- Historic Downtown Huntsville Mini City, sponsored by Aero Thermo Technology – Using historic images of downtown Huntsville, festival goers can recreate our historic downtown from the early 1800s using recycled painted boxes. This activity serves as a living history and urban design lesson created by the community during the festival.
- Huntsville Botanical Garden Guild’s Plants and Native American Art – Volunteers from Huntsville Botanical Garden Guild are identifying historic plants native to Alabama in the 1800s. Festival goers will take home a piece of living history to plant in their home garden, while learning about our region’s prehistoric Native American art.
- Alabama Masterpieces: 200 Years of Beauty, hosted at the Huntsville Museum of Art – This year the Huntsville Museum of Art Academy will be open its doors to Panoply guests to come in and make-and-take their own piece of art. Festival goers can step inside the museum to discover Alabama’s state symbols of the Monarch Butterfly, Camellia and Saturn V Rocket and create a work of art celebrating Alabama’s 200th birthday.
Military Salute Night: Another Panoply tradition continues on Friday, April 26th. Military Salute Night, sponsored by Dynetics, will welcome active duty military, Armed Forces reserves and their dependents to the park for a free evening of entertainment.
Panoply Beer and Festival Food: Festival goers can enjoy local tastes along with Panoply’s diverse array of art and music. The popular Craft Beer Tent returns, featuring beer from breweries across the region. This year it will once again feature a special Panoply Beer, brewed specifically for the festival by long-time festival partner Straight To Ale. Panoply will also showcase a great assortment of festival food and food trucks.
Festival Seating: Enjoy music and performances at three outdoor stages with open-air seating. Festival patrons are encouraged to bring chairs and blankets to sit on as they enjoy the lineup of Panoply performers. You can also purchase branded festival chairs in the Panoply Stores.
Fireworks: Friday and Saturday night end the night with a stunning fireworks display sponsored by Delta Research.
Tickets: Arts Huntsville is once again offering a Panoply weekend pass available online in advance for just $18. The pass offers an affordable way to enjoy Panoply’s diverse entertainment all weekend. Weekend passes are only available until 4:00 p.m. on April 26, 2019. Day passes are $10 and can be purchased in advance online or at the festival ticket booths, sponsored by Redstone Federal Credit Union. Tickets are on sale now at artshuntsville.org. Children 12 and under are free of charge.
Panoply Arts Festival will be held April 26-28, 2019.
Panoply’s hours are:
Friday, April 26 from 5:00 – 9:00 p.m.;
Saturday, April 27 from 10 a.m. – 9 p.m. (Art Marketplace closes at 7:30 p.m.) and
Sunday, April 28 from 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Panoply’s hours are:
Friday, April 26 from 5:00 – 9:00 p.m.;
Saturday, April 27 from 10 a.m. – 9 p.m. (Art Marketplace closes at 7:30 p.m.) and
Sunday, April 28 from 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
For more information, follow Arts Huntsville on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram for the latest updates leading up to Panoply Arts Festival
April 9 @ 11:00 am - 1:00
pm
990
Explorer Blvd NW, Huntsville, AL 35806-2808
It is time for the
first Food Truck Fest of the season and for you to enjoy the return of some of
your favorite trucks!
Confirmed Trucks:
The April FTF will be supporting A New Leash on Life.
This organization has a goal of saving all Alabama’s homeless animals.
We will
be collecting donations of the items listed below to help these incredible
reach this goal.
- Grain free dog/cat food (dry or wet)
- Clumping Cat Litter
- Puppy pads
- Bleach
- Martingale collars
Each FTF will be held from 11:00am-1:00pm at 990 Explorer
Boulevard, so ditch those leftovers and join us for a lunch experience you
won’t want to miss!
April 11 @ 4:30 pm - 6:30
pm
CRP’s
The Lot, 350 Voyager Way, Huntsville, AL 35806
We're bringing the fun of recreational parks here to CRP at
our Park in the Park: Happy Hour on Thursday, April 11th from 4:30pm to 6:30pm
at The Lot. Stop by after work and unwind with a glass of wine or craft beer on
us and experience the Park like never before!
May 9 @ 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm
CRP’s
The Lot, 350 Voyager Way, Huntsville, AL 35806
What makes a free Happy Hour even better? Puppies!! Join us
at our Yappier Hour: Happy Hour on Thursday, May 9th from 4:30pm to 6:30pm at
The Lot. Enjoy a glass of wine or craft beer on us as you experience the love
and playfulness of furry friends!
May 14 @ 11:00 am - 1:00
pm
990
Explorer Blvd NW, Huntsville, AL 35806-2808
Round 2 of FTF is coming at ya!
Confirmed Trucks:
- Highway
Kabobery
- Joe’s
Pizza
- O Taste
& See BBQ
- Hildegard’s
German Wurst and Schnitzel Wagon
- Maggie
Moo’s
This FTF will be supporting Manna House. This organization provides food assistance to those in
need and is supported by contributions of the community. Donations of the items
listed below would be highly appreciated and such an incredible help to those
battling hunger in the area.
- Ziplock Sandwich Bags
- Canned Goods
- Individual Mac & Cheese Cups
- Instant Mashed Potatoes
- Granola Bars
- Anything non-perishable to stock the pantry!
Each FTF will be held from 11:00am-1:00pm at 990 Explorer
Boulevard, so ditch those leftovers and join us for a lunch experience you
won’t want to miss!
June 8 @ 7:00 pm - 11:00
pm
Jackson
Center, 6001 Moquin Drive NW, Huntsville, AL 35806
Don’t
miss this prom-themed, ladies only event on Saturday, June 8, 2019 from 7 to
11 pm at the Jackson Center in Research Park. Join us for dancing, drinks, and
hors d’oeuvres. Re-purpose an old dress or pick out a new style. Be ready to
walk the red carpet, hit the dance floor, place bids at the
silent auction, and
win prizes all evening long. Will you be our next Huntsville Mom Prom Queen? Huntsville Mom Prom is a fundraiser for ICAN
of
Huntsville, a local chapter of the International Cesarean Awareness Network
(ICAN). ICAN is a non-profit organization whose mission is to improve maternal-child health by reducing preventable cesareans through education,
supporting cesarean recovery, and advocating for vaginal birth after cesarean
(VBAC).
June 11 @ 11:00 am - 1:00
pm
990
Explorer Blvd NW, Huntsville, AL 35806-2808
Summer time and Food Trucks? Sounds like a perfect combo to
us!
Confirmed Trucks:
This FTF will be supporting First Stop. This
organization’s mission is to pave a continuous path from homelessness to independent, sustainable living for their clients. Donations of the following
items would be highly appreciated.- 12 oz. bottled water
- Instant oatmeal or grits
- Dry cereals (Cheerios, Corn Flakes, etc.)
- Paper/plastic/foam bowls
- Copier/Printer Paper
Each FTF will be held from 11:00am-1:00pm at 990 Explorer
Boulevard, so ditch those leftovers and join us for a lunch experience you
won’t want to miss!
July 9 @ 11:00 am - 1:00
pm
990
Explorer Blvd NW, Huntsville, AL 35806-2808
We want YOU to enjoy Food Truck Fest in July!
Confirmed Trucks:
This FTF will be supporting Christmas Charities
Back to School.
Donations of the items listed below would be highly appreciated and such an
incredible help to many families who need help with back-to-school preparation.
- Paper (loose leaf or spiral)
- Folders with brackets
- Glue sticks
- Big Erasers
- Crayola markers
- Any school clothing (both new and worn
- acceptable)
- New socks and underwear
Each FTF will be held from 11:00am-1:00pm at 990 Explorer
Boulevard, so ditch those leftovers and join us for a lunch experience you won’t want to miss!
