Events in Decatur, AL

At The Orion, LawLers Barbecue teams up with Kids to Love for Potatoes with Purpose, an afternoon focused on community, generosity, and record-setting fun. Guests can enjoy a free stuffed potato finished with pulled pork from LawLers Barbecue while a world record is attempted for the most potatoes served in a single day. Entry is free. The event benefits Kids to Love, which offers hope and resources to children in foster care across North Alabama, and each potato served helps move Huntsville closer to the record books.

A peach themed tea celebrates the flavors of summer at Huntsville Botanical Garden. Piper & Leaf artisan teas are paired with finger sandwiches from Fern & Feast Bistro, plus petite fours and cookies from Peggy Ann Bakery. Guests can pose for keepsake photos in a floral vignette, and garden party attire in shades of peach, pink, and orange is encouraged.

This adults-only yoga class is led by licensed instructor Yulia Weston. Please arrive a little early and let the instructor know about any injuries or special needs. Bring a yoga mat, water, and any props you prefer to use to support your practice. First-time participants will be asked to complete a waiver.

At The Beer Hog - Madison, the dance floor features line dancing, country swing, trailride, and partner routines. The evening follows a Boots & Beats, all-levels, all-genres, all-requests format, starting with a beginner bootcamp, moving into an open all-levels segment, followed by an improver-plus lesson, and concluding with a steal circle. DJ Mr. Requests provides favorite tracks throughout. The bar offers Boots & Beats drink specials and 64 taps of craft beer, along with hot pizza, wings, and appetizers. A $7 cover includes a full night of lessons and entertainment. Suitable for ages 13 and up. Outside food and drinks are not permitted, and on-site purchases support the continuation of dance nights. Please note that many of these events are filmed and videos may be shared to highlight the group.

An inclusive adult group meets weekly in Madison at Panera Bread to share a love of fiber arts, crafts, and metaphysical interests. Attendees bring portable projects, coloring supplies, tarot decks, or a book to read, or simply come to talk, relax, and make new friends. Attendance is free, and purchases from the cafe are appreciated.

Invite friends to a relaxed Casual Night to play in Commander or Standard. Entry is $5, and participants receive packs.

This free weekly class from Run Clubs, presented by Terri Porter and Fitness 300, focuses on runners and aims to improve strength, mobility, and flexibility. It is open to participants of every experience level and all fitness abilities.

Trivia Masters hosts a weekly trivia night at Pappo's Pizzeria & Pub Huntsville Memorial Pkwy in South Huntsville. The event pairs fresh pizza with engaging question rounds, and correct answers can earn prizes.

Astrology 201: Intermediate Astrology offers an eight-week learning experience at the Center of Light with instruction by Kira Wild. The course costs $80.00 and strengthens core skills through a clear review of natal chart building blocks such as signs, planets, houses, and aspects, then shows how to bring these pieces together for cohesive readings. The curriculum takes a closer look at planetary roles, rulerships, and recurring patterns, highlighting how these forces shape both individual paths and generational themes. Sessions include conversation, games, hands-on exercises, and practical examples that build interpretive confidence. Suitable for newcomers seeking stronger fundamentals as well as students with some background who want to go deeper, the class provides a supportive setting to expand astrological understanding.

Enjoy a free open mic where local comedians bring their sharpest jokes and storytelling to the stage. Expect a mix of fresh faces and familiar favorites, all kept lively by a high-energy host. The atmosphere is welcoming and upbeat, and sign-ups are available on site for those ready to give it a try. Look for specials like $5 margaritas, $3 well tequila, and $7 loaded nachos.

The Friends of the Library host a weekly book sale that welcomes large donations and gives visitors a chance to discover new reads. Visitors can browse the selection and drop off bigger donations in one visit.

Friendly experts from the Limestone County Master Gardeners will be at the library to answer gardening questions. If you need more assistance, the Alabama Master Gardeners Helpline is available at (877) 252-4769.

A library on wheels visits Mark Russell Recreation Center on Tuesdays, offering a selection of books and movies to borrow. Library card registration is available during Bookmobile service.

The Athens-Limestone County Public Library hosts a monthly book club for adults 19 and older. Participants meet after regular library hours in the Steelcase Board Room to discuss the current selection and any related topics the group finds interesting. Please arrive before the main doors are locked, since the meeting occurs after regular hours. To find out the book of the month, check the library’s program calendar or ask the staff. It offers a welcoming way to connect with fellow readers and the community.

Live & Local at The Observatory Bar features North Alabama singer songwriter Matt Prater, a soulful storyteller who blends country, honky tonk, folk, and roots rock. His songs speak to multiple generations, drawing on family, humble beginnings, honky tonk tales, and Southern traditions. The discography includes Small Town Son, The Mountain, Tables and Chairs, Same Ole Highway Blues, and Ain’t Life A Trip, along with additional singles released in recent years. Praise from music outlets and peers highlights his clear, unembellished writing, rich vocals, and authentic country sound. Away from the studio, he keeps a busy touring calendar at songwriter showcases, venues, and festivals, often appearing in rounds with hit writers and opening for major artists. This performance puts his narrative-driven songs front and center for an intimate, rootsy evening.

Registration will open soon for a marathon training program geared toward runners planning to complete a marathon in December or January. For complete details and updates, refer to the event website.

Trivia Masters hosts a team trivia event at Mellow Mushroom, where groups answer questions and compete for prizes. Pizza is on hand as teams test their knowledge together.

An upbeat Huntsville dance gathering now takes place at The Beerhog, offering a class followed by open social dancing. Admission is free, and it welcomes anyone who wants to learn, meet others, or simply enjoy the atmosphere. Expect lively music, friendly faces, and plenty of time on the dance floor.

Compete at a local Pokemon event featuring store credit for the top 25 percent of players. Every entrant receives a prize pack.

Trivia Masters presents a weekly trivia night at Goodland Pour House, featuring engaging question rounds, prizes for winners, and food available while you play. It offers a casual mix of brainteasers and friendly competition.

An adults-only yoga session led by licensed instructor Yulia Weston offers a calm space to focus on your practice. Participants are encouraged to arrive a little early and let the instructor know about any injuries or specific needs. Please bring a yoga mat, water, and any props you like to use. First-time attendees will need to complete a waiver.

Goo Goo Dolls appear in Huntsville with Neon Trees. Founded in 1986 in Buffalo by John Rzeznik and Robby Takac, the band has sold more than 15 million records, earned four GRAMMY nominations, and amassed nearly a dozen platinum and gold singles. They have landed 16 songs at number one or in the Top 10, setting a radio record for the highest count of Top 10 hits. Albums including A Boy Named Goo, Dizzy Up the Girl, Gutterflower, Let Love In, Something for the Rest of Us, and Magnetic have earned major certifications and notable chart placements, and songs like Slide, Black Balloon, and Better Days have recently gone platinum. Their signature track Iris held the Hot 100’s top spot for 18 weeks, was later named the number one Top 40 song of the past 20 years, and, after a surge on TikTok, achieved seven-times platinum and reentered the Billboard charts. This concert highlights a celebrated catalog with Neon Trees sharing the bill.

This event brings karaoke to Chips and Salsa Sports Bar with performances showcased on the big screen.

Stay active while building flexibility in a friendly and supportive setting. No registration is needed, though first time participants will be asked to sign a safety waiver. Wear comfortable clothing, bring a bottle of water, and come ready to smile. This Silver Sneakers Circuit style class features standing, low impact choreography that alternates with standing upper body strengthening. Hand weights, elastic tubing with handles, and a Silver Sneakers ball are used, and a chair is available to assist with balance during standing work.

Give kids room to move with an open-gym style practice session where they can move, leap, climb, and explore at their own pace. The space is designed to be safe and playful so children can burn off energy and build skills through active play. Admission is $5 per child. No advance reservation is required.

Curious about scuba? This introductory experience gives you a chance to try it firsthand. Please bring a bathing suit and a towel. All other equipment is provided. Sign up online or by phone.

At Walker's Market, a professional audiobook narrator joins two bestselling authors for a conversation about audiobooks and storytelling. Author Marybeth Whalen speaks with narrator Jane Oppenheimer, with author Ariel Lawhon moderating. Oppenheimer has recorded more than 140 audiobooks, including Whalen’s Handle with Care and Lawhon’s The Frozen River, and she is traveling from California to take part in this discussion of how stories are created for audio. Every attendee receives the audiobook of Handle with Care through the audiobook partner Libro.fm. Two ticket options are available, with a $25 ticket that includes a copy of Handle with Care and an $18 ticket for admission only.

Trivia Masters hosts five rounds of trivia at InnerSpace Brewing. Gather a team, enjoy pizza and drinks, and compete for the top score to claim the win. Special themed nights pop up from time to time, with examples like The Office and Disney.

A weekly open mic at Rocket City Dog Bar welcomes both performers and listeners. Take the mic for a song or two, or sit back and enjoy the tunes.

Head to Bob Jones High School for a track workout focused on 1 kilometer repeats that feel simple at first and tougher as the session builds. Plan to arrive early to jog a few easy laps before things get underway. The session opens with a primer of two to four rounds alternating 200 meters strong with 200 meters relaxed. The main work is done at the intensity you could hold for a 5K, challenging yet controlled rather than all-out. Beginners complete three 1 kilometer intervals with three to four minutes of standing recovery. Intermediate runners do five with ninety seconds standing rest. Advanced athletes take on six with a 400 meter recovery jog at about three quarters effort. Aim for steady splits, learn the feel of true 5K pacing, and be ready for the final reps to require some grit.

Give little ones extra wiggle time at this new open gym session, where kids can move, leap, climb, and discover in a safe, playful setting. It offers an easygoing environment for practicing skills and burning off energy through free play. The cost is $5 per child. Reservations are not required.

NAMI Huntsville, the local organization of the National Alliance on Mental Health, hosts the NAMI Connection Recovery Support Group Program. For more information, contact Neal Vickers at 256-200-9559 or nealwilson70@gmail.com.

Historic downtown Madison hosts the 5th annual Third Thursday series, bringing together vendors, live music, food trucks, and more for a lively community gathering.

Cyber Brews and Trustmark present a relaxed evening of networking, relationship building, and baseball at Toyota Field with the Rocket City Trash Pandas. The event brings together professionals from cybersecurity, technology, government, defense, and the local business community for conversation and connection beyond the office. Participants can expand their networks, reconnect with colleagues, and explore current industry topics while enjoying the ballpark atmosphere. Trustmark’s sponsorship reflects ongoing support for the North Alabama business community as organizations face growth opportunities, cash management needs, and evolving business requirements, reinforcing the value of strong relationships and trusted partnerships.

Blues dancers can refine their skills in a relaxed practice session at Mill Kat Healing Arts. A $10 contribution is suggested. After practice, the schedule continues with swing dancing with the Huntsville Swing Dance Society, then social dancing at the Blues Jam at Tip Top Cafe.

Discover how to raise herbs, leafy greens, and vegetables using only water in a beginner-friendly, 90-minute introduction to hydroponics tailored for home gardeners. The session covers essential principles, compares common system styles and growing media, and explains the basics of water quality and plant nutrition. Guidance on indoor artificial lighting is included, along with simple, practical steps to begin a home setup.

Guajana Rum hosts an upbeat POUND & Pour session as part of a summer series in partnership with the distillery. The class takes place indoors at the back of the bar, then everyone heads to the main bar area to enjoy a drink together. Participants should bring a yoga mat, plenty of water, and a can-do attitude. Ripstix are provided. Admission is $20 at the door and includes half off your first drink, with options that include in-house distilled rum, vodka, or gin cocktails, or a mocktail. Payment is accepted by cash, Venmo at @ashlebcash, Cash App at $ashlebcash, Zelle, or PayPal at @ashpoundhsv. Open to all fitness levels, with no prior experience required.

Commander Bracket 3 has an entry fee of $6 and follows specific rules. Infinite combo loops are capped at five before turn six, and two piece combos are allowed without counting the commander. Mass land denial is not permitted. Up to three Game Changers are allowed, with a maximum of four nonland tutors. No player may win before the active player's sixth turn.

Huntsville-based musician Matt Michael has been performing across North Alabama and Southern Tennessee since 2008. Beyond his own acoustic work, he plays bass with the local band Dr. Whateva and often teams up with acoustic duos around town. In January 2026 he released the album Second Coming, accompanied by a video for the featured song Slipping Away. This appearance at The Observatory Bar features a mix of popular favorites and original songs.

Field Day Huntsville presents line dancing lessons with Rocket City Line Dancing followed by a social dance where everyone can keep the fun going. There is a $10 cover, and all ages are welcome. The bar offers happy hour deals that include half off drafts, $5 margaritas, $5 wells, and buy one get one half off appetizers. Enjoy music, step-by-step instruction, and plenty of time to hit the dance floor.

Expect a night of nostalgic vibes, live music, and a special keepsake giveaway. The first 1,000 fans who are 18 or older will receive a Nelson Rada Gold Glove bobblehead honoring his Minor League Gold Glove, presented by Bill Penney Toyota. Tomy Gé DJ provides the soundtrack, and domestic draft beers are $3 throughout the game.

Bingo Night comes to El Olmeca Mexican Cantina courtesy of TM, featuring no-cost bingo, food from the cantina, and chances to win prizes.

Trivia Masters hosts a weekly trivia night at CD's Pub & Grill in Madison. It is free to play, and correct answers can lead to prizes. The event features friendly competition and plenty of brain teasers.

A welcoming blues jam fills the Historic Tip Top Cafe with a mix of seasoned performers and first-time players in a supportive setting. Hosted by Otis Walker, a Memphis native who honed his craft in the Shoals and is a mainstay of the Huntsville music scene, the session leans into spontaneity and collaboration. There is no signup sheet. Instead, a lighthearted secret-password tradition sets the order. Musicians head to the stage, share the week’s word, and Otis slots them into the band. A house backline is provided, so participants generally only need to bring their own instrument. Regulars include standout local talent alongside guests who travel from Birmingham, the Shoals, and Middle Tennessee. Launched in the summer of 2024 and rooted at the Historic Tip Top Cafe, this weekly gathering celebrates blues, community, and an easygoing atmosphere.

At Maggie's, a popular weekly karaoke night gives everyone a chance to step into the spotlight and take the mic. Participation is free, there is no cover, and all you need is your voice. Enjoy the $4 Pop-Up Shot Special while you sing. Bring friends to cheer one another on and make it a night to remember.

Focus on wellness and flexibility while moving together in a welcoming, supportive setting. This SilverSneakers Circuit style session features all-standing, low-impact choreography that alternates with upper-body strength work using hand weights, resistance tubing with handles, and a SilverSneakers ball. A chair will be available for balance support if needed. No advance registration is required, and first-time attendees must complete a safety waiver. Dress in comfortable clothing, bring a water bottle, and do not forget your smile.

Settle into summer evenings with a relaxed series that blends live music, nature, and community as the sky shifts toward sunset. The Garden comes to life with picnics and conversation while melodies reach from the Cedar Glade throughout the grounds, creating a welcoming setting to explore, unwind, and relax. With support from the Huntsville Music Office and the City of Huntsville’s Office of Multicultural Affairs, admission is free during Golden Hour events. Bring a blanket, wander the paths, or settle in with friends and enjoy the atmosphere. Drinks, both alcoholic and nonalcoholic, are available for purchase at the Garden Bar, and made to order concessions from Fern & Feast On-The-Go offer an easy, casual meal in the Garden. On select dates, the series expands with a mini market featuring local makers that adds even more creativity and community to the evening.

Anthony returns to The Brass Tap for more live music, delivering a set of acoustic covers of well-known songs.

A friendly IFPA sanctioned pinball tournament welcoming women and non-binary players. Qualifying lasts at least one hour and uses either Match Play or Max Match Play formats, and if turnout allows the top four move on to finals scored 7-5-3-1. Entry is a $1 IFPA fee. Attendees are encouraged to bring a favorite school snack to share, and it is BYOB. There are no cash prizes, though donations for fun prizes are welcome.

Swap the mosh pit for a line-dance floor at a night steeped in emo, pop-punk, alternative, and rock anthems. Song requests are welcome. All experience levels are welcome on the floor, and dressing in classic emo style is encouraged, from black eyeliner and band tees to beanies, Converse, and skinny jeans. Do not hold back on singing along. Admission is $10, and the event is open to ages 13 and up. Outside food or drinks are not permitted, and purchasing food or beverages on site helps support the establishment that hosts line dance nights. Photos and video may be taken during the event.

Open Swim at Goldfish Swim School in Madison welcomes the entire community, not just enrolled families. Guests can splash with family, swim for fitness, or enjoy a gentle workout in a comfortably warm 92-degree pool. Lifeguards are certified and on duty, and amenities include private changing huts, showers with complimentary shampoo, and suit spinners to dry swimwear before heading out. Entry is $5 per swimmer with a $15 family maximum, and members attend for free. Reservations are made through Eventbrite, but payment is collected in person and tickets are not processed on Eventbrite. All are welcome to float, play, stretch, or simply relax in the warm water.

Step back in time as the Huntsville Stars make an appearance at Toyota Field, featuring special Stars jerseys. There will be a Huntsville Stars hat raffle, and fireworks will follow the game.

Friday Night Magic at JC's House of Cards in Madison features Modern format play. The entry fee is $6. Enjoy a friendly setting to play, test strategies, and connect with new opponents.

At Copper Top, karaoke invites guests to take the mic, relax between songs, and play darts.

Meet fellow Dungeons & Dragons fans at Back Forty Beer Company Huntsville for a casual mixer focused on conversation, connection, and gaming. Whether you are seeking a table to join, hoping to launch a fresh campaign, or looking to grow your TTRPG circle, this gathering is designed to help people find new friends and form groups. Look for the table with a sign, and spot the organizer by the hat with a ghost. Settle in, chat with others, and walk away with potential game nights and new contacts.

Karaoke takes center stage at CD's Pub & Grill in Madison, filling the room with nonstop singing and a steady rotation of songs. Step up to the mic for your moment or relax and enjoy performance after performance in a welcoming, music-filled setting.

Each Friday and Saturday, Lipz Lounge shifts into a karaoke showcase where the music takes center stage. Boisterous singalongs, quick turns at the microphone, and constant crowd energy keep the momentum high. From start to finish, it is all about big moments, bold vocals, and even bigger reactions from the room. Come prepared, because the mic rarely stays silent.

Take on a 10K or Half Marathon on the trails of Monte Sano State Park, the fourth and final race in the Wild Thangs Trail Series. This 2100-plus acre park features more than 30 miles of singletrack with bluff views, rivers, and streams. Aid stations support 10K participants at approximately miles 2 and 4.3, and Half Marathon participants at approximately miles 2, 5.7, and 10, stocked with water, Gatorade, Coke, pretzels, and M&M's. The field is limited to 350 runners. Every participant receives a T-shirt and a finisher award, while runners registered for the full Wild Thangs Trail Series receive one series shirt and a special plaque to display their awards. Packet pickup is available at RunningLane beforehand or on race morning, and early arrival for morning pickup is recommended. Course route information is provided for both distances.

The ARRL National Convention returns to the air-conditioned South Hall of the Von Braun Center, back for the first time since 2007. ARRL will have an expanded presence with several representatives from headquarters, and the forum schedule grows with an additional room at the Embassy Suites. Expect a friendly mix of camaraderie, learning, and opportunities for shopping that spans both new and old, plus plenty more.

Rocket City RC hosts a free community celebration of model aviation as part of the seventh annual National Model Aviation Day. Visitors can watch flight demonstrations, observe training flights, and explore educational displays. Guided tours and Q&A sessions offer more ways to learn about the hobby and how clubs share it with the public. Refreshments will be available for purchase. For more information, contact Contest Director Bob Templeton at president@rocketcityrc.com.

Experience a wide variety of offerings at The Providence Market in The Village of Providence. Browse produce, hot sauces, fruit jellies including pepper jelly, honey, dog treats, bath and body products, sorbet, desserts, breads, jewelry, candles, and flowers, with more to discover from the vendors.

Alabama’s state bodybuilding showcase welcomes competitors from all states, with state titles on the line and paid entry for winners to the 2026 NPC North Americans, a pro-qualifying event. A variety of vendors will be on site. The venue is The Westin at BridgeStreet in Huntsville, Alabama. Tickets are on sale and registration is open. Presented by promoter Gator Gates.

Huntsville Plastic Modelers Society hosts its 49th annual model contest at the Huntsville Jaycees Building, kicking off the countdown to the 2027 IPMS Nationals in Huntsville. The show features contest entries from across the hobby, a themed category honoring 60 years of Star Trek, and a full program that includes vendor setup, registration, judging, and an awards presentation before the show wraps up. Contest entry is $10 for the first five models, with each additional model after five at $1. Junior entries are $1 per model, capped at $3 regardless of the number of models. Vendor tables are $25 for a 6 foot table and include two chairs, with electrical outlets available along wall locations. Raffle tickets are $1 each or $5 for six, and special raffle tickets are $5 each or $25 for six. Onsite food is provided by Fast Frankies Wicked Eats and the Golden Years Ice Cream truck. Major credit cards and phone-based payments are accepted through Square. Only service animals are permitted.

Crochet enthusiasts and curious beginners can gather for a relaxed crafting meetup that offers free basic lessons to help anyone get started. The gathering welcomes participants of all ages, with instruction most suitable for ages 10 and up. Despite the name, it is open to more than crochet, inviting knitters, cross-stitchers, quilters, and anyone working on a portable project to sit together and create in good company.

A celebration of trading cards, collectibles and games fills the Von Braun Center East Halls with over 100 vendors across more than 200 tables. The convention welcomes gamers, collectors and fans of every stripe in an inclusive setting to browse, trade and play. Expect a wide range of finds, with trading card titles such as Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, Lorcana, Yu-Gi-Oh, One Piece, Flesh and Blood, Digimon, Gundam, Dragon Ball Z, Union Arena and Riftbound League of Legends, along with comics, video games, Funko Pops, anime favorites like Final Fantasy and Sailor Moon, original and fan art, toys, mini figures and LEGO, plus many other non-sports collectibles. Highlights include nine trading card game tournaments, free video games to play, free card packs for kids, raffles and giveaways, a cosplay contest awarding $1,000 in cash and prizes, dedicated areas to trade and play, a featured guest, a trade night, face painting, professional photography and high energy music inspired by TCGs, Pokémon and anime. General admission is $10, and children 12 and under get in free. Vendor spaces are sold out. Presented by The Flip Trade Show, Dad’s Deep South Deals, Notorious Collectibles, MRE Arcade, Land, Go Events and Poke Enterprise.

The event offers registration for mixed teams, mixed doubles, and soft tip, along with raffles. Participants can take part in singles and group competitions, and there will also be a blind draw.

A weekly league welcomes players to compete and have fun. Entry is $7. Loaner decks are available for anyone who wants to try the format. Participants earn League Points for entry and for winning.

A hometown celebration of local pride and sportsmanship takes center stage with Hometown Throwdown Night, presented by Redstone Federal Credit Union. The Rocket City Trash Pandas face the Biloxi Shuckers, creating an electric ballpark atmosphere for fans. The Community Spotlight features The Link of Cullman County, with an optional donation available during ticket purchase. When the Hometown Throwdown Series concludes, the Trash Pandas Foundation will make an additional contribution to the Hometown Community Spotlight based on which game brings in the most fans. Toyota Field hosts the action, and parking is available around the stadium. Day-of-game parking is $10, with discounted options offered in advance through Clutch!. Friends, families, and loud cheers are all part of the excitement.

An all-girls Magic: The Gathering Commander night focused on community and fun. Entry is free. Participants are encouraged to bring a bracket 3 Commander deck. Choosing a female commander matches the theme but is not required. Crafts will be available for anyone who would rather relax and hang out.

Duel with fellow Yu-Gi-Oh! players at this weekly gathering. It is usually held in the Lucky Dice Loft.

Parker McCollum brings the 2026 Tour to The Orion Amphitheater in Huntsville, AL for a live show. This tour stop features the artist on stage at this venue.

Bad Substitute will be at Bishop's for this event.

The Last Call brings a refreshed live show to Furniture Factory Bar & Grill in downtown Huntsville, filling the night with sing along favorites that span country, rock, the 80s and 90s, and more. The set is curated to suit a wide range of tastes, from country classics and 90s staples to contemporary hits. Food and drinks are available on site, and the band welcomes song requests to keep the energy personal and fun.

Now in its eighth season, this market spotlights a wide range of local talent, from farmers and growers to bakers, makers, artisans, and musicians. More than 50 local vendors are featured each week, offering a lively place to support small businesses and discover fresh foods, handmade goods, and creative finds. The market has earned awards and adds to the atmosphere with live music. Visitors can enjoy coffee or tea from Tour Les Jour, Perseus Sound Bar, Tupelo Honey, and Greenroom Coffee, along with adult beverages within the purple cup district. Expect great shopping, diverse cuisine, and occasional special guests, all at a new location next to Tupelo Honey.

Lunáticos Day brings a vibrant celebration of culture, community, and baseball with the Trash Pandas at Toyota Field. The first 1,500 fans will receive a Sprocket Sugar Skull bobblehead as the event honors Hispanic heritage with lively traditions and festive energy, presented by Early Services. This game is part of Minor League Baseball’s Copa de la Diversión initiative, a season-long effort that embraces the culture and values that resonate with local U.S. Hispanic communities. Pregame autographs and face painting are planned, and after the game kids can run the bases, presented by Listerhill Credit Union.

Maggie Meyer’s turns game night into a social hub for players of all kinds. Bring a favorite board game or deck of cards, or plug in an Xbox or PlayStation and start playing. From rolling dice to running squads, it is a welcoming space to meet others who share a love of games and maybe even recruit a new clan member. For some face-to-face competition, a Blind Draw Dart Tournament takes place in the back of the bar, giving participants a chance to test their aim and possibly walk away with cash. It offers a mix of virtual action and real-life gameplay at Maggie’s.

This back-to-school breakfast offers an uplifting, information-rich setting focused on new developments and programs influencing Madison City Schools. Attendees can take part in thoughtful conversations and gain insight into the strategies shaping the community’s educational future. Proceeds benefit the Supporting Our Students fund, which delivers essential resources to local educators and students. In 2025, the event generated more than $13,000 to bolster classrooms and enrich learning across Madison City Schools.

Connect with local professionals over coffee at this Incredible Business Networking meetup in Madison. Taking place at The Offices at Spenryn, it offers a friendly setting where entrepreneurs and business people can build relationships, share what they do, and find new referral partners. The format includes time to mingle, a round of brief introductions for everyone, a sponsor presentation, more open networking, and door prizes. Admission is free and coffee is provided, with optional food and drink available for purchase. There are no dues, memberships, attendance requirements, or category restrictions, and everyone is welcome. Attendees are encouraged to bring plenty of business cards or flyers, and an optional door prize if they wish. Businesses interested in sponsoring the coffee can reserve a future month and receive a short promotional spotlight in exchange for providing refreshments. The meetup is led by Tristan McCulley of Make It Personal and Bryan Howard of Advantedge Advisors. In the Huntsville area, Incredible Business Networking is supported by partners including The Offices at Spenryn.

Take a break from the outside world and settle into a practice that emphasizes being fully present in your body. InBound began with one woman’s mission to offer a distraction free space where students could turn inward, find clarity, and connect more deeply with themselves. Yoga instructor, women’s empowerment coach, and breathwork facilitator Maria Brito brings this immersive approach to Huntsville. Common in larger U.S. cities, this style uses audio delivered straight to participants to create noise isolation, reduce distractions, and encourage steady focus on the mat. Carefully curated playlists blend natural soundscapes with upbeat tracks, and Maria’s calm guidance supports an inward journey that many have described as a next level experience. Participants should bring a yoga mat and a water bottle.

Risk management specialist Donnie Hill of Redstone Insurance Services leads a practical workshop focused on life and disability insurance. Expect clear guidance on why these coverages matter within a broader financial plan, along with actionable steps for integrating them effectively. Participants are welcome to bring a meal or pick one up at Cafe 1822 in the Sandridge Student Center. A Zoom link will be provided before the session for those attending virtually. For questions, contact Bethany.Campbell@athens.edu. Advance registration is available.

This lunchtime Incredible Business Networking gathering at Eggs Up Grill brings professionals together for a mix of structured programming and open networking in a relaxed restaurant setting. There is an opportunity to connect before the main program and again afterward, and purchasing food or drinks is optional. Participation is free, with no dues or membership required. There are no attendance requirements, no category restrictions, and the environment is inclusive. It is designed for anyone who wants to promote a business, product, or service while building new referral connections. Bringing plenty of business cards or flyers is encouraged, and attendees may bring a door prize if they like. The meeting is led by Bryan Howard of Advantedge Advisors, 256.226.0635. In the Huntsville area, Incredible Business Networking is supported by The Offices at Spenryn.

Celebrate a lively summer social and casino night that supports a brighter wild future in North Alabama. The evening begins with time to mingle, followed by a welcome and speaker, then casino-style tables that use play money only, and it all winds down with raffles and giveaways. Expect hearty hors d'oeuvres and desserts, a cash bar, extra games and activities, and a warm atmosphere for connecting with friends and community leaders. The event supports NALZS and its educational, conservation, and community missions, as well as the future North Alabama Zoo initiative. Attire is resort casual.

A community gathering centered on Madison County agriculture features a farm-to-table dinner built around seasonal, locally sourced ingredients. Attendees will share a meal with neighbors and meet some of the farmers behind the food, with spotlights on Vaughn Farms, Hubert Family Farms, Scott's Orchard, and Howling Fresh Farms. The program includes a keynote from Madison County Commission Chairman Rex Vaughn. Tickets are $75 and include dinner and entry into door prize drawings. Seating is limited, and the dress code is dressy casual. A reserved table for six is available for $450; for details, call 256-532-1578 or email madisoncountyextension@aces.edu.

Color & Coffee creates a relaxed space to set aside the pressures of adult life for a while. Enjoy free coloring pages, sip complimentary coffee, tea, or cocoa, and share easy conversation in a calm, welcoming setting.

Celebrate fourteen years of Baila Huntsville with a full weekend devoted to Salsa and Traditional Bachata. Expect hands-on workshops, social dancing, performances, special gatherings, and a festive poolside finale. Guest artists Tanya and Max from MxT Dance in Houston will teach throughout the weekend, share a dynamic Salsa routine, and spend plenty of time on the dance floor with attendees. The festivities begin with a ladies twerking session paired with mimosas, followed by a Traditional Bachata pasitos class and a relaxed meet and greet with light refreshments. Workshops continue with Traditional Bachata partnerwork, Salsa styling for women and men, and Salsa partnerwork that builds connection, musicality, and confidence. Performance teams have a dedicated tech rehearsal. The marquee social adopts a full glam theme and features a beginner Salsa lesson with Baila Huntsville, a Bachata spotlight with Irene and Victor from Birmingham, social dance sets, and showcases from Baila Huntsville teams and Birmingham guests, capped by a special appearance from Tanya and Max. Dancing carries on after the shows, and the weekend wraps with a poolside celebration filled with music, movement, and time to connect. Socials and workshops take place at Madison Ballroom Dance Studio. Attire is dress to impress, and it is BYOB. Early bird and general admission options are available. The VIP Full Pass includes all workshops, the marquee social and shows, reserved VIP seating, and the pool party, with a limited number of reserved seats. Baila Huntsville members have access to a discounted VIP rate. A General Admission Full Pass covers all workshops, the social, and the pool party without reserved seating. A Performer Full Pass is offered for dancers appearing in the show and includes all workshops, the social, and the pool party. Individual workshops may be purchased at the door, and a la carte admission is available for the Salsa party and the pool party with presale and door pricing. Advanced purchase is encouraged, and all ticket sales are nonrefundable. The schedule may change.

Returning by popular demand, The BOLD Market is a free, family-friendly celebration that spotlights Black-owned businesses in Huntsville. Hosted by BOLD Huntsville and Huntsville Black-Owned Businesses, the event takes place at Apollo South at The Orion Amphitheater and brings together entrepreneurs, community organizations, sponsors, and supporters for an afternoon of shopping, networking, entertainment, and interactive activities. Guests can expect live music, food and sweet treats, giveaways and prizes, and hands-on experiences for all ages. The program also features BOLD Hustle & Thrive Business Grant giveaways. Admission is free, and attendee registration is available for updates on giveaways, entertainment announcements, featured vendors, and event news. Vendor spaces are open for businesses interested in showcasing products and services while connecting with new customers and fellow entrepreneurs. Sponsorship opportunities offer meaningful visibility and help highlight entrepreneurship, economic development, and local impact.

This NAR monthly cruise-in at Phil Sandoval’s welcomes enthusiasts to display their vehicles, enjoy free admission, and take part in giveaways. It offers a relaxed chance to admire a variety of rides, connect with others, and make new friends.

Toyota Field hosts an evening honoring teachers, presented by Country Financial, alongside a school supply drive. As part of Tito’s Tail Waggin’ Tuesdays, dogs are welcome, and guests with pups may sit in Sections 1 and 2 or enjoy the grass berm during the game. Dogs do not need a ticket, and a $1 donation per dog is requested upon entry, with proceeds going to local animal nonprofits. Attendees can bring school supplies to support the drive.

Medicare can be confusing to navigate, and support is available. The Medicare Insurance Specialists of the Shoals can help with a series of classes that are free and carry no obligation.

A local gathering offering a supportive circle for caregivers and those living with Alzheimer’s and other dementia-related conditions. The group is dedicated to providing care and support so individuals do not have to navigate dementia on their own. It offers a confidential, compassionate setting where participants can share experiences and find mutual encouragement.

Toyota Field sets the stage for a high-energy celebration that blends baseball with bike-inspired flair. The first 1,500 attendees receive a Sprocket Bike Bobblehead from Redstone Harley Davidson, a special keepsake for the night. Alabama Heathens perform live, the atmosphere leans nostalgic, and domestic draft beers are $3 throughout the game.

First Fridays at MidCity District offers an evening centered on community with delicious food, cold drinks, live music, and time to explore the district. Businesses stay open late for shopping and dining, sweet treats are available, and purple cups are part of the experience. Stroll the district or spend time in the parks with blankets, chairs, and board games, and leashed pets are welcome. The event is free and open to everyone, welcoming friends and families.

Browse for hidden gems at a community yard sale set in the biergarten at Straight to Ale Brewing and Campus Grounds Coffee. Expect a mix of clothing, books, furniture, toys, and other secondhand finds from various sellers. Those interested in selling can reserve a no-cost space and should bring their own table. Courtesy is encouraged, the area should be kept tidy, and any leftovers can be donated so useful items continue to find new homes.

Browse a wide selection of gently used books at the 1st Saturday Book Sale and discover your next great read. Find fiction, non-fiction, children’s titles, and hidden treasures at unbeatable prices. Every purchase helps support library programs, events, and community resources, so you can feel good while you shop.

Celebrate the start of WVU football at a watch party for the Mountaineers matchup with Coastal Carolina at Old Black Bear Brewing Company. WVU alumni and fans from across the Rocket City and North Alabama will gather to cheer together and connect. Wear gold and blue, enjoy lunch, and add to the Mountaineer spirit as a new season gets underway.

Rocket City Mustang Club sponsors a new first-Sunday cruise-in at Sonic Drive-In. This year-round gathering runs regardless of weather and welcomes all vehicles and car clubs. The meet features friendly conversation, a wide mix of cars to see, and food and desserts available from the restaurant. Each month the Sonic staff selects a favorite vehicle for a surprise gift or a food certificate. Please follow the guidelines... no burnouts, no reckless driving, no loud revving, and no music. Be courteous to the staff, consider tipping, and keep the drive-thru lane clear so regular business can continue smoothly.

A lively community gathering brings chamber members, young professionals, and local leaders together for a friendly pickleball tournament. Designed for both players and spectators, it blends approachable competition with networking, relationship building, and meaningful community engagement. Enjoy one of the fastest growing sports while connecting with others in a setting centered on camaraderie and local spirit.

The NEACA Fall Craft Show is a longstanding event in Huntsville at VBC South Hall, bringing together more than 150 local artisans in one place. Browse unique handmade items, talk with the creators, and explore home decor, jewelry, seasonal pieces, and distinctive gifts. Admission is free, and drawings for $20 gift certificates take place every two hours. Purchases help benefit local charities across the Tennessee Valley. Artists and makers interested in participating can apply through the NEACA website only. This juried showcase highlights handmade craftsmanship and attracts thousands of shoppers. Ignore posts or comments that claim to have booth space available.

Anthony Easterwood returns to the Beer Garden at Old Black Bear Brewing with a set of soulful, high energy live music in the open air. Lively tunes alongside brews create a relaxed vibe that helps the workweek blues fade.

The 10th annual Bob Jones High School Band Mattress Fundraiser brings a selection of Simmons Beautyrest, Purple, and Therapedic mattresses to Bob Jones High School, priced up to 40 percent below retail. This one day event raises funds for the Bob Jones High School Band.

Alabama Gospel Roots will be taped before a live audience.

A sewing consignment sale is planned at Huntsville Madison County Public Library, Madison Public Library. Everyone is welcome to attend. Sellers can register ahead of time to participate, and buyers are welcome.

JC's House of Cards hosts a Competitive REL tournament that uses Swiss pairings with a cut to single elimination under MTR guidelines. The entry fee is $30, and all entries go back into the prize pool, with $100 reserved for the Invitational. Standard match scoring applies, awarding 3 points for a win, 1 for a draw, and 0 for a loss. Proxies are permitted for Reserved List cards as long as they are printed with original art and borders, and hand-drawn or marker-style substitutes are not allowed. Prizes are paid in store credit and are distributed as 40 percent to first place, 20 percent to second, 10 percent each to third and fourth, and 5 percent to fifth through eighth. Points are awarded based on finish, with 12 for first, 9 for second, 6 for third and fourth, 4 for fifth through eighth, 2 for ninth through sixteenth, and 1 for all remaining finishers.

Huntsville’s official celebration of cocktails brings together some of the city’s standout restaurants for a friendly showdown to claim Rocket City’s top cocktail, all while supporting a charity of their choice. Attendees help choose the winner by casting their votes. Ticket details are coming soon.

Experience an intimate evening of live music as Christian artists, worship leaders, and songwriters from the Athens and Huntsville area share original songs and the stories behind them at Coffee Off The Square. The program features Lizzie Lee, a 15-year-old artist sharing her music, along with Mr. Simmons, Hannah Sullivan, and Lottie Richards. Coffee Off The Square is opening exclusively for this gathering, with coffee, drinks, and menu items available throughout the evening in support of local artists and ministry. Tickets are offered as General Admission for $15 or as a Supporter Ticket for $25, and seating is limited to 50. The event also serves as a fundraiser for Alabama Worships, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to uniting the Church across Alabama through worship, raising up Christian artists, and sharing the Gospel in communities. The goal is to raise $1,500 through ticket sales and donations to help fund future worship gatherings, artist development opportunities, outreach initiatives, and ministry events across the state.

The inaugural Taste of Madison offers an evening that celebrates the culinary talents of restaurants in and around Madison. Presented with the Rocket City Trash Pandas and The Miracle League of Madison, this gathering highlights local flavors while supporting a meaningful goal. Support from this event helps build a Miracle League field in Palmer Park, creating opportunities for children with disabilities to play baseball, regardless of their abilities.

Wyatt Ellis Band brings a bluegrass performance to the historic McCandless Hall at Athens State University. Raised in East Tennessee, mandolinist and multi-instrumentalist Wyatt Ellis has quickly emerged as a standout young figure in the genre. A dedicated student of Bill Monroe, he has learned from respected mentors such as Bobby Osborne, written original instrumental works, and progressed from practicing at home to sharing the stage with bluegrass legends and Hall of Famers. His deep focus on the music during the pandemic accelerated his growth, leading to mastery of the mandolin and the addition of vocals and other instruments. He has been invited to appear with many of today’s notable artists, and in 2024 he received the International Bluegrass Music Association Momentum Instrumentalist of the Year award.

Bluegrass standout Wyatt Ellis brings music rooted in the traditions of East Tennessee. Inspired by Bill Monroe and guided by bluegrass luminaries such as Bobby Osborne, he studied with leading mandolin players and began writing original instrumentals. What started as a living room pursuit during the pandemic grew into appearances alongside bluegrass legends and Hall of Famers. In just a few years he has emerged as a skilled mandolinist as well as a vocalist and multi-instrumentalist, and in 2024 he earned the International Bluegrass Music Association’s Momentum Instrumentalist of the Year award.

This couples-focused discovery night highlights travel to Alaska, featuring Princess Cruises Alaska Cruise & Rail Vacation options that pair cruising with rail journeys on land. Attendees can learn about cruise tour choices while imagining glacier-lined passages, wildlife sightings, charming coastal towns, and time to relax together amid remarkable scenery. The program includes exclusive event-only information, opportunities to ask travel questions, and a chance to meet other travel-loving couples. Seating is limited.

The Night Champion World Tour brings Koe Wetzel to the stage alongside Wyatt Flores, Bayker Blankenship, and Logan Jahnke for a high-energy showcase of country, rock, hip hop, and Nineties grunge. Wetzel’s Gold-certified album 9 Lives earned recognition on major year-end lists from outlets such as Rolling Stone, Billboard, and the Tennessean, and its hit High Road featuring Jessie Murph marked his debut at Country radio, spent multiple weeks at No. 1, and is now triple Platinum after becoming his fastest to earn RIAA Platinum certification. Earlier releases Noise Complaint and Sellout delivered certified favorites including Love with Parker McCollum, Something to Talk About, Drunk Driving, Good Die Young, and Kuntry & Wistern, while Hell Paso reached No. 3 on Billboard’s Country Albums chart with hits on both the country and rock charts, including the Gold-certified Creeps and Cabo. With 4.2 billion total streams and a reputation for anything-can-happen live shows, this tour stop centers that charged energy with support from a multi-artist bill.

Relive the 1990s at a throwback party at The Beerhog - Madison, celebrating the decade with a nostalgic atmosphere.

The Athens State University Alumni Association hosts the annual Fiddlers 5k Race, Kids Fun Run, and Family Fun Day to support scholarships for new and current students, including the Nazaretian Scholarship in honor of Dr. Angeline Nazaretian. The USATF-certified course starts and finishes on the Athens State University campus and highlights the historic district of Athens. The Kids Fun Run also begins and ends on campus and features a visit from Hebrew the Bear. Families can enjoy a kids zone with inflatables, face painting, and hot dogs, and access to this area requires a paid race entry. Organizers aim to welcome 250 runners and create a community event that celebrates the history and beauty of Athens. This year the start and finish have been reversed from previous years, with the race beginning in front of Sandridge Hall and concluding at the sixth lamp post on Beaty Street, and the course map has been updated to reflect this change.

Settle into the pace of nature with a guided Forest Therapy walk that awakens the senses and supports mental and physical well-being. Over the course of two hours, a certified Forest Therapy guide offers gentle invitations that encourage mindful attention to sights, sounds, scents, and textures, helping participants quiet the mind, become present, and experience the health benefits of time outdoors. This science-informed practice is accessible to anyone, with benefits that can include stress reduction and support for the immune system. The class is held in person at Huntsville Botanical Garden, beginning indoors and finishing out in the Garden. The walk is led by Josh Harris, a Huntsville-based mental health counselor and Certified Forest Therapy Guide, whose background in mindfulness therapy and Forest Therapy education fosters a calm, welcoming atmosphere and a thoughtfully guided experience.

At Toyota Field, teams of ten go head to head to see who can haul a 46,000-pound fire truck 100 feet in the shortest time. This sixth annual fundraiser from Partnership for a Drug-Free Community brings fast-paced, family-friendly competition to the home field of the Trash Pandas, complete with team photos by the truck and a lively atmosphere. Trophies are on the line for the quickest pull in both first responder and community divisions, the top fundraising team, the most spirited team, and even the slowest pull. Every dollar raised supports programs across Northern Alabama, including free substance abuse assessments, youth education, and help connecting to treatment. Established in 1988, the organization continues its mission to strengthen prevention and recovery in the region. Team registration is $250 per team for up to ten people. Participants must be 16 or older, and minors require parental consent. Expect a day filled with community spirit, friendly rivalry, and meaningful impact.

The 13th Annual Pink Ribbon Gala, presented by the Beta Epsilon Sigma Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc., brings the community together around service, scholarship, and engagement to advance breast cancer awareness. Registration contributes to celebrating survivors, honoring those lost, and supporting local medical facilities that play a vital role in cancer screening and diagnosis. Attending signals solidarity with Huntsville families and helps sustain ongoing efforts to educate, uplift, and serve the community. Attire is formal wear paired with your favorite sneakers.

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Take an unhurried walk among the headstones in the pastoral Athens City Cemetery, where returning spirits share stories of history, family, and the lore of Limestone County’s renowned figures. A few visiting spirits add their own life stories to the experience. Admission is free to the public, and donations for cemetery maintenance are welcome.

The Doobie Brothers bring their storied rock catalog to Huntsville with classic songs, rich harmonies and seasoned musicianship. With roots in the early 1970s and a sound that blends rock with touches of country, R&B and folk, the band is known for a signature vocal blend that led to induction into the Vocal Group Hall of Fame in 2004 and for selling around 40 million albums. On stage they deliver layered vocals, punchy guitars and the occasional sax spotlight. Founders Patrick Simmons, Dave Shogren, John Hartman and Tom Johnston set the course with a 1971 debut, and the group rose to 1970s prominence with The Captain and Me, home to Long Train Runnin and China Grove. The Michael McDonald era brought a smoother, soulful turn. Honors include two Grammy wins in 1979, Record of the Year for What A Fool Believes and Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals for Minute By Minute, plus nominations for Album of the Year for Minute By Minute in 1979 and Best Pop Instrumental Performance for South Bay Strut in 1980. Touring highlights span the 1983 Farewell Tour through later runs in 2015 and 2017, with performances at venues such as Madison Square Garden and Arizona Federal Theatre and shared stages with Chicago, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Ted Nugent, Steely Dan and Earth, Wind & Fire. This appearance offers a chance to experience a band whose legacy stands alongside the Eagles, Journey and Fleetwood Mac.

An inaugural honey festival is being organized, kicking off a new annual tradition. More details will be announced soon.

Grammy Award winner Billy Strings brings a two-night run to The Orion Amphitheater in Huntsville, AL, giving audiences multiple opportunities to experience his live performance at this venue.

Experience 35 years of Sonic the Hedgehog with a new concert event at the Von Braun Center. A live ensemble with rock musicians, electronic textures, and vocalists presents defining music from across the series, including instrumental versions of favorites from the Genesis era through today, performed alongside standout moments from the games. The journey runs from Green Hill Zone to "Undefeatable", celebrating the franchise’s rich soundtrack while weaving playful musical nods into fresh arrangements. High-energy staging and layered sound bring Sonic’s world to life on stage. The program also pays tribute to composers Jun Senoue and Tomoya Ohtani, whose work has shaped Sonic’s music for generations.

Celebrating eight years of service to children and families in foster care, kinship care, adoption, and the local community, this annual fall gathering creates a welcoming space for connection and practical support. Since its start, the event has provided hundreds of complimentary haircuts alongside haircare education, distributed tens of thousands of dollars in products and resources, welcomed more than 2,300 attendees, and raised nearly $100,000 to benefit children and families in Madison County. The day brings together barbers, stylists, community partners, volunteers, caregivers, and supporters for family-friendly fun and care. Attendees can look forward to free haircuts, accessible haircare guidance, community resources, Trunk or Treating, giveaways, engaging activities, and more.

Blue Apple Books hosts a celebratory release event for the next installment in the A Court of Thorns and Roses series. Full tickets include one copy of Book 6 provided during the gathering, a themed favor, snacks, and beverages with cocktail or mocktail options. Admission also covers entry into a door prize drawing along with games, activities, and other surprises. Capacity is limited, and priority is given to guests who purchase the full ticket that includes the book. If space remains, details about party-only tickets may be announced. Those interested only in the book can place a preorder for pickup. Additional event information will be shared when the new title and cover art are revealed. Attendees under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Celebrate the launch of the sixth ACOTAR book with a late night release and pickup at the Straight to Ale Speakeasy. Entry is secured by placing a preorder for the book through The Snail, which grants access to the party and pickup. The evening also features Books & Brews & Boos, a book fair geared to grown-ups at the same location, and it is free and open to all. An early access shopping hour is ticketed. Shop the fair earlier in the night or during the release window, then collect the preordered book. Preorders for ACOTAR 7 are also available, with another celebration planned.

Three Days Grace brings the Alienation Tour with I Prevail and The Funeral Portrait. Their latest album, Alienation, delivered the rock radio chart-toppers Mayday and Apologies, and the band has packed arenas through co-headline runs in Canada with Volbeat and across the U.S. with Breaking Benjamin, with a sold out European tour featuring Badflower on the way. The tour spans the U.S., Canada, and Europe, traveling from a kickoff in Fort Wayne, Indiana to a finale in Los Angeles, California. The multi-platinum group from Ontario has earned billions of streams and millions of album sales, holds 20 number ones on the Mediabase Active Rock chart and 19 on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock chart, and joined Spotify’s Billions Club as I Hate Everything About You crossed one billion streams. Their catalog of chart-topping tracks includes Home, Just Like You, Pain, Animal I Have Become, Never Too Late, Break, Good Life, World So Cold, Misery Loves My Company, The High Road, Chalk Outline, I am Machine, Painkiller, The Mountain, Infra-Red, Right Left Wrong, So Called Life, Lifetime, Mayday, and Apologies.

A high-energy rock show featuring music from the 80s and 90s.