Events in Albertville, AL

Safely dispose of sensitive documents at this free shred day in the Chamber parking lot. Attendees can bring up to three banker boxes or garbage bags of papers for on-site shredding. Be sure to remove binders, binder clips, and any other large items that could damage the shredders. Presented by Lake Guntersville Insurance Agency, with support from Gold Sponsors Anonymous, Randy Jones & Associates, and WebMax Marketing.

Halloween Haul & Crawl VIII rolls into Cherokee Rock Village in Leesburg, Alabama, with Reefs RC as the title sponsor. The theme celebrates Classic Horror Movies, tipping the hat to legendary creatures like Frankenstein, Dracula, and the Creature from the Black Lagoon. Over three days, attendees can explore the vendor area, hit the trails including a night run, visit the scale village, and take part in a show and shine that requires a trailer. Look for sponsored raffles and trophies, plus side challenges such as tug of war, Zig Zag Drags that also require a trailer, scale team challenges, rock bouncing, Table of Death, trailer lift, and Loaded Dice by Scale Mountain, with more activities to be announced. Weekend passes are the only ticket type and include all days of the event. Pricing options include an online pass, an online bundle that adds an event t-shirt, a t-shirt only option for extras and spectators, and a gate price for a weekend pass. Spectators may attend at no charge. Children of any age will need a ticket to participate in activities or raffles. Event shirts are exclusive to online preorder and must be picked up at the event, with no shipping available. Raffle drawings occur only on the final day and winners must be present to claim prizes. For safety, pets are not permitted in the scale village or any side event areas, though leashed pets are allowed elsewhere in the park and campgrounds.

Reese Burke takes the stage at Cielo Bar with a live set that blends original songs and familiar covers, bringing a night of music to Gadsden, Alabama.

Built on community input, this gathering offers free coffee and donuts alongside an in person presentation with Q&A led by local DAV volunteers who file claims every day. Get information and answers about VA benefits and the claims process. Veterans and their family members are welcome, since family is an important part of the process.

First United Methodist Church of Gadsden is partnering with Sleep in Heavenly Peace for a community bed build focused on ensuring children in the Gadsden area have a bed of their own. The effort aims to assemble at least 100 beds and raise more than $25,000 to reach local kids in need. Sleep in Heavenly Peace, a national nonprofit with a Gadsden chapter, builds and delivers complete twin beds to children who do not have one. Build Day takes place at First United Methodist Church of Gadsden. Ways to participate include sponsoring a bed for $250, donating in any amount, providing new twin bed in a bag bedding sets, volunteering on the build team with sign up opening soon, or contributing refreshments or sponsorship support. Local businesses, churches, and families are encouraged to take part.

Enjoy a free Halloween market with vendors offering trick-or-treating. Bring the kids to collect candy and have a fun time exploring the market. Admission is free.

First UMC Gadsden partners with Sleep in Heavenly Peace to host a community bed build focused on giving children a safe place to sleep. The initiative aims to assemble 100 beds and raise $25,000 so children in the community do not have to sleep on the floor. Ways to contribute include sponsoring a bed for $250, donating any amount, volunteering on Build Day, and offering prayers for the families who will receive the beds. Opportunities are available for all ages, creating a meaningful, hands-on way to serve.

Pickin’ For A Cause offers a full day of community fun in support of Asbury Media Center. Enjoy live music along with a car, truck, and jeep show featuring $500 in cash and prize awards, plus vendors, shopping, and plenty of food options. Games and activities are planned for all ages, and admission is free for spectators. Proceeds help fund literacy, educational services, workforce development, youth programs, and community outreach. Car show entries are $20 per vehicle, vendor booths are $50, and food vendor spaces are $75. For more information, call 256-505-7487.

A two day steampunk gathering fills both indoor and outdoor spaces with free admission. Highlights include science fiction authors, artists, and clothiers, plus contests with prizes. Wood and metal craftsmen and a variety of entertainers add to the atmosphere. The Haberdashery provides Victorian outfitting, and food trucks are on site, including Sand Mountain Bootleggers BBQ Kitchen. Explore the Victorian Adventures Museum, encounter County Road Haunts with steampunk stiltwalkers and horror elements, and capture the moment at a themed photography booth.

A calm, family centered session where parents and little ones slow down together through connection, mindful breathing, and presence. Short meditations, playful breathwork, and light activities support emotional awareness, help manage big feelings, and offer simple take home practices for everyday peace. The environment is welcoming and kid friendly for those who want to learn, relax, and wind down. Registration is $8.88, only three spots are available, and bringing a personal mat or towel is encouraged.

Teens ages 12 to 18 can participate in activities such as tie dye, painting, crafts, science experiments, and more. This session invites young creators to try hands-on projects and enjoy time with peers.

Celebrate the season with a family friendly Monster Mash Bash weekend filled with Halloween fun. Decorate a colorful pumpkin, plant a Magic Pumpkin Seed in the patch, then return the next day to find a full pumpkin waiting. Try the Ghost Toss game, team up for a mummy wrap race, and hit the floor at the Monster Mash Bash dance party. Dress to impress for the costume contest, and explore the Haunted Halloween Trail on Saturday. It is a full weekend of festive activities and autumn excitement for all ages. These themed activities are limited to park guests.

Life can pull women in many directions, making it easy to lose your natural rhythm. This one-day women’s retreat at Stable Choice offers a welcoming pause to reconnect with yourself, rebuild confidence, and move ahead with greater clarity and purpose. Guided equine-assisted learning takes place on the ground, so there is no horseback riding during the program. Through reflective activities and genuine connection, participants look at what may be getting in the way of confident steps forward, explore how to lead with authenticity and deepen self-awareness, strengthen trust in personal decisions, and approach challenges with intention and resilience. In the calm presence of horses, whose steady pace offers a powerful mirror, you can notice patterns, recognize strengths, and uncover opportunities for growth while practicing a more confident and authentic way of moving through life. The day includes mindfulness and meditation with horses led by Leslie from HAWK Equine Assisted Learning, horse-assisted self-discovery sessions with Jessica from Stable Choice, a walk and talk focused on self-awareness in motion, and a closing reflection. Coffee and breakfast sweets are provided. Lunch with an entrée and drink is included, and snacks such as chips and cookies are available. Attendance is limited to 8 women. The fee is 200 dollars for the day. An optional horseback riding outing in Guntersville is available separately, and participants are responsible for any associated costs.

This Round 2 Standard RCQ focuses on friendly play and clear communication. Entry is $35. Prizes include promos and store credit that scale with attendance. There is no judge on site, so players are expected to look up rules when needed while staff answer questions and resolve issues. Keep games respectful with no arguing or outbursts. Announce each action clearly and tap lands carefully. Any attempt to cheat results in immediate disqualification, no refund, and being asked to leave. Attendees should maintain good hygiene, and two bathrooms are available. When staff make announcements, quiet down and listen to avoid repetition. Seating is limited to 40, and additional space may be arranged if the turnout exceeds that number.

The 6th Annual Arab Downtown Fall Fest offers a touch of spooky seasonal fun, featuring activities, food, and music, plus giveaways especially for kids. It is presented by the Arab Downtown Merchants Alliance. Additional details will be announced.

A family friendly fall celebration takes place at the Vivian Lee Maddox Sports Complex in Rainbow City. Children are encouraged to wear costumes and stroll a decorated trail filled with candy and seasonal activities. Local businesses and community groups will line the path with games, festive displays, giveaways, and plenty of treats. The event also welcomes participation from organizations that can set up a simple booth with a tent and table, add fall or Halloween decorations with battery powered lighting, and offer a fun game, activity, or small giveaway along with a generous supply of candy. It is a chance to connect with local families and help create a memorable Halloween experience.

Blakgraz returns to The Social at Cottonfield in Snead with a high-energy show that moves through eleven genres, powered by more than 115 original songs and six signature guitars named Tiff, Rosa, Betty, Stella, Chosette, and Sandy. The set blends originals with well-loved covers, creating a night of continuous music filled with big sing-alongs, danceable grooves, surprise giveaways, and interactive moments. The project is led by Tom, whose inventive approach has yielded number one tracks on MP3.com, national airplay, and performances alongside major touring artists. Releases since 2010 include albums such as Lust and Soveran, with Rufus in progress for 2025, and the song What If I Told You has surpassed 1.8 million online plays. Recent recognition includes eight nominations at the 2025 International Music Awards and sustained global streaming growth. Admission is free, and food and drinks are available on site. The location may shift to Pier 1939 Purveyor in Guntersville, and any updates will be reflected by the event organizers.

Fright Night transforms Noccalula Falls in Gadsden, Alabama into a haunted woodland experience for the first time. Designed for young teens, adults, and anyone ready for serious chills, this walkthrough leads guests along shadowy paths with unexpected frights and tense surprises. Explore the reimagined park with friends and see a familiar landmark in a completely new way.

Celebrate the season at Wills Creek with a family-friendly festival featuring inflatables, games, and candy. Enjoy an evening of fall fun with plenty of opportunities to make memories together.

A lively book release party marks the arrival of ACOSH. Planning is well underway, and guests can use the RSVP form to pay the door fee in advance. With love from Merg Tattoo & Art Studio is set to attend and will offer tattoos during the celebration.

Get in the spirit with The Grand Howl-O-Ween Celebration, a weekend filled with family-friendly thrills and activities. Climb aboard a Haunted Wagon Ride that passes eerie scenes and surprises, then make your way through a Haunted Trail designed for adventurers of all ages. Little ghosts and goblins can go trick-or-treating around the campground, and families can showcase their creativity in a site decorating contest. For an extra jolt of excitement, take on the Zombie Run and race through a lively course while dodging roaming zombies. Between the frights, enjoy seasonal games and festive crafts that capture the heart of Halloween. Daytime live music keeps the fun going all weekend. Themed events and activities are for park guests only.

The Show Me Reptile Show brings the Gadsden Reptile Expo to The Venue at Coosa Landing, combining education, discovery, and excitement for all ages. Explore a broad selection of reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, small exotic mammals, and aquatics, plus plants, bioactive supplies, and a full range of care items including feeders, enclosures, and décor. Knowledgeable breeders and reputable vendors are available to answer questions and share information about these remarkable animals. Browsing is encouraged, whether or not you plan to bring home a new pet. Many guests enjoy taking photos, asking questions, and meeting the community behind the hobby. Admission options include general admission priced at $12 for adults when purchased in advance and $15 at the door, $5 for kids ages 7 to 12, and free entry for children 6 and under. A VIP pass is available for $17 when pre-purchased or $20 at the door, offering perks like early entry and, at two-day shows, complimentary admission on the second day. The event welcomes all ages.

Grant Run Club plans to take part in the 17th Annual Pink Pumpkin Run at Guntersville Civitan Park. Participants can choose between a 5K run or walk and a 1 mile fun run. The event supports mammography and cancer care services in the local community. Packet pickup will be offered at the Guntersville Rec Center Multi-Purpose Room and at Guntersville Civitan Park. The club will be participating as a team.

At Peeks Pinball Palace in Arab, this knockout competition uses random group assignments and one-game group match play. In each group the bottom two scores take a strike, and in a three player group only one strike is assessed. Players are eliminated upon reaching four strikes, and the strike count may be adjusted to fit time constraints. The final four advance to a three game group playoff using PAPA style scoring of 7, 5, 3, 1 to set the finishing order. The entry fee is $20, with $1 to IFPA, $4 to the operator, and $15 to the prize pool. Prize payouts go to the top four at 50%, 25%, 15%, and 10%.

Hooping With A Twist Of Line, Boots On Th' Floor, and Denim & Lace present a dance party at VFW Post 2760 to celebrate turning the clocks back. Admission is $5. To keep the space safe and enjoyable, please keep the floor clear when not dancing and avoid placing chairs on the dance area. During couples or partner dances, line dancers use the center of the floor and stay mindful of couples when entering and while dancing. Leaders are encouraged to stay attentive and look out for their partners. Children are welcome, and chairs will be set at the back right side of the dance floor to create a spot where adults and kids can dance together away from the busier front area. For everyone’s safety, running through the dancers is not permitted.

Bring your in-progress art and spend time creating alongside other artists in a friendly, collaborative environment. Ask for feedback, trade ideas, and find fresh inspiration for what to make next. Free for MVAC members and $10 for non-members. Scheduled for the first Wednesday of each month in 2026, it is a good opportunity to start or advance a fall or holiday themed project.

An inaugural quilt show will take place at Lookout Mountain Community Center.

Turkey Shoot is a youth fundraiser at Grace Baptist Church in Scottsboro, AL. The event is dedicated to raising support for youth.

The second annual Feelin’ Groovy Festival brings a relaxed vibe to Arab Soccer Field with a mix of music, creativity, shopping, food, and fun. The event welcomes artisans, makers, growers, and cottage licensed vendors. Vendor applications will open, and food vendors may share their details to be placed on a wait list.

The Alabama Hickory Tournament is a two day competition featuring gross and net scoring. Results will be recorded in both formats throughout the event.

Santa and Mrs. Claus host a Yuletide bazaar at the Boaz VFW Post 6837 to benefit Give Vets The Bird.

Contagan is back at The SPOTT with a rock and roll celebration built for unforgettable memories. High-energy vibes and a party atmosphere run from start to finish.

Carve out focused studio time to complete those holiday projects. Bring your current artwork, work at your own pace with a bit of welcomed privacy, and enjoy the camaraderie of fellow creatives. Ask for feedback if you want a second opinion or gather fresh ideas for what to make next. MVAC members attend free, and the fee for non-members is $10. This open studio is scheduled for the first Wednesday of each month in 2026.

Life often asks women to juggle many roles, which can make it easy to lose touch with your own rhythm. Finding Your Stride is a one-day retreat at Stable Choice in Snead, Alabama that centers on reconnection, confidence, clarity, and purpose. Through guided equine-assisted learning experiences with no riding, thoughtful reflection, and authentic connection, participants explore what may be keeping them from moving ahead with confidence, deepen self-awareness and authentic leadership, strengthen trust in their choices, and practice moving through challenges with intention and resilience. The program draws on the calm, purposeful presence of horses. By spending time with them, you can notice personal patterns, uncover strengths, identify areas for growth, and learn what it feels like to move through life with greater authenticity. The day weaves together a welcome with coffee and breakfast sweets, mindfulness and meditation with horses led by Leslie from HAWK Equine Assisted Learning, horse-assisted self-discovery sessions guided by Jessica from Stable Choice, a provided lunch that includes an entrée and a drink, a walk and talk focused on self-awareness with light snacks, and a closing reflection. Participation is limited to 8 women. The fee is $200 for the day and includes lunch. An optional horseback riding experience in Guntersville is available separately, and participants cover their own costs. This retreat offers a pause to reflect and reconnect with the person you are becoming. The aim is not to keep pace with everyone else, it is to find your own stride.

Celebrate the music of Elvis Presley at a dinner-and-show fundraiser supporting Asbury Media Center. Local Joe’s Restaurant will serve a hearty meal with your choice of two meats, three sides, a roll, and a drink, finished with a signature dessert. After dinner, enjoy an Elvis tribute performance, with photo opportunities to capture the moment. Tickets are $65 per person and available through Eventbrite. Proceeds benefit Asbury Media Center’s programs in education, literacy, workforce development, and community outreach. For more information, call 256-557-4790.

Guntersville Lights on the Lake brings a festive celebration to City Harbor at Lake Guntersville in Guntersville, AL. Taking place right after the City Christmas Parade, it highlights community spirit and recognizes the sponsors whose support makes it possible.