Events in Huntsville, AL

Young explorers can discover what wakes up after sunset during a playful outing on the garden trails. As part of Seeds to Sprouts for ages 2 to 5, the experience blends storytelling, hands-on STEM activities, and a guided visit in the Garden. A make-believe night hike with flashlights provided sets the tone, followed by creating a take-home scene inspired by nocturnal nature. Sessions are held outdoors when weather allows, and each child must be accompanied by an adult. The program nurtures curiosity and a lasting connection to the natural world.

Silver Sneakers Flex features a circuit style workout that pairs low impact standing cardio with standing upper body strength training. Participants use hand weights, resistance tubing with handles, and a SilverSneakers ball, and a chair will be available for balance support. The session encourages wellness and flexibility in a friendly, supportive setting. No registration is required. New attendees will need to complete a safety waiver. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle and a smile.

Presented by the Alabama Conference of Theatre, this annual community theatre festival brings companies from across the state to the Alabama Center for the Arts through a partnership with Athens State University and Calhoun Community College. Participating theatres compete with one-act productions and take part in individual and group events. Two theatres will advance to the SETC Community Theatre Festival in conjunction with the annual SETC Convention. Registration is required by the posted deadline.

Enter if you dare for an evening where fine dining meets the supernatural. This seated dinner is paired with Ghostly White and Bone-Dry Red wine. Throughout the night, the mansion stirs with eerie whispers, elusive shadows, and the occasional playful spirit. In-person readings are available with the mansion’s psychic, adding a mystical flourish to the experience. Guided by Dr. Burritt, the gathering blends chills, flavor, and fun.

This event features two ways to play Commander, casual or cEDH. The casual option costs $10 and includes two booster packs upon entry. Participants may choose their own pod or be paired into one, and the winner of each pod earns a modest prize. The cEDH option costs $12 and includes one booster on entry, followed by three Swiss rounds that last 60 minutes each. The top performer receives a big prize, and second and third place take home additional modest rewards that scale with their placement. Results from the competitive matches count toward the Official Land, Go! Commander League on SpellTable.

Open Swim is now open to the public at Goldfish Swim School in Madison, welcoming both members and nonmembers for warm water fun or a gentle, low impact workout. The pool is maintained at 92°, creating a comfortable space to move, play, and relax. This experience is suitable for families, groups of friends, and solo swimmers. Admission is $5 per person with a $15 family maximum, and members swim free. Reservations are available through Eventbrite, and payment is collected in person upon arrival, with tickets not processed on Eventbrite. Certified lifeguards are on duty, and amenities include private changing huts, showers with complimentary shampoo, and suit spinners so you do not leave dripping.

On Fridays and Saturdays, Lipz Lounge turns into a karaoke hotspot where the music and the crowd take charge. Expect big singalongs, quick song rotations, and a lively room that keeps the momentum going from the first track to the close of the night. Come ready to step up, because the microphone will not stay quiet for long.

The Providence Market brings a lively selection to The Village of Providence. Expect a wide range of goods that includes produce, hot sauces, jellies such as pepper jelly, honey, dog treats, bath and body items, sorbet, desserts, breads, jewelry, candles, and flowers, with plenty more to explore.

Back by popular demand, this workshop teaches how to make watercolor paints using plants and earth pigments. Learn methods to draw color from natural materials, convert those colors into pigment, and mull them into paints ready for creative use. Participants make and take home a set of three half pans of handmade natural watercolors that offer both subtle and vibrant tones.

Crochet Club welcomes both beginners and experienced makers. If you are new to crochet or unsure whether it is for you, free beginner instruction is available to help you start. The group is open to all ages, with lessons most suitable for ages 10 and up. Although it is called Crochet Club, anyone who enjoys portable crafts is invited, including knitting, cross-stitch, and quilting. Spend time working on projects and hanging out with other crafters.

Families and friends can enjoy a sweet day centered on honey and bees. Explore offerings from local beekeepers, listen to live music, play games, and pick up meals and treats from food trucks. Taste a range of honeys, learn more about bees through educational activities, try your luck in raffles, and enjoy even more activities throughout the day.

This One Piece themed event features a 5 dollar entry fee, and everyone who takes part receives a pack for participating. Crew spirit is encouraged.

Learn practical bullying prevention strategies through the H.E.L.P. framework, which focuses on creating a plan, raising awareness, seeking help when needed, and staying safe. This free community seminar takes place at Alexander's Martial Arts in Madison, AL, and advance booking is requested.

Take part in a weekly league with a $7 entry fee. If you want to try the format, loaner decks are available so you can jump in right away. Participants earn league points for signing up and gain additional points for each win.

Grambling State visits Alabama A&M for a football matchup at Alabama A&M University Lewis Crew Stadium in Huntsville, AL. Additional information will be shared as it becomes available.

Experience free multiplayer Riftbound play at Nerd Café. Bring a Riftbound deck and have a Riot account to take part. Attendees receive a promo pack for showing up, and a pod can be arranged if you do not already have one.

This event features a five dollar entry fee, with a pack awarded for each win in your pod.

Fans of Yu-Gi-Oh gather for a weekly dueling session that centers on head to head matches with other players. The event typically takes place in the Lucky Dice Loft.

Rocket Sessions presents a live performance by Grasstronaughts at the Space Center.

With a focus on healing, peace, and love, Journey Of Faith honors a strong community of cancer survivors who are thriving beyond cancer. The evening features awards, entertainment, and dinner, creating a heartfelt celebration of resilience and triumph.

Acclaimed ceramic artist David Edwards leads a hands-on workshop on building big pots, showing how to join two separately thrown forms into one large piece with clean results and reliable strength. This session is intended for intermediate potters who already have basic skills and can throw on the wheel. The price is $95 per person. Bring your preferred clay and tools, or purchase supplies at the studio. An apron or a towel for your lap is recommended. Firings and access to studio glazes are included.

Relive Billy Joel’s classic catalog as Billy Joel Legacy: A Tribute Experience takes the stage at the VBC Mark C. Smith Concert Hall. The show highlights favorites like Piano Man, Uptown Girl, and You May Be Right, capturing the energy and spirit of these enduring songs. Celebrate the sound and songwriting of a true icon in an evening centered on his most beloved hits.

Touring headliner Jeff Batts, who hosts the TV series Comic Invasion!, brings the Full Contact Comedy Tour to the Speakeasy at Straight to Ale Brewing in Huntsville. Alabama comedy favorites Dan Price and Dom Carr will also perform alongside additional comedians. The performance will be filmed for season 3 of Comic Invasion!. Tickets start at $20, and VIP admission offers preferred seating close to the stage, a souvenir Full Contact Comedy Tour lanyard, and a Laff Staff VIP pass autographed by the comedians.

The Asbury Kids Fall Party is a seasonal celebration for families with food and games. Hosted at the Madison Campus in Building 5 Gym and the surrounding area, it offers playful activities alongside time to connect. Reflecting Asbury’s focus on growing together as a family, the gathering creates a welcoming setting to meet new families, spend time with friends and neighbors, share the event on social media, and enjoy plenty of laughter, memories, and new friendships.

An outdoor health and wellness festival featuring vendors in a family friendly setting. The experience centers on community connection, with time to browse vendor offerings and enjoy an open air atmosphere.

A Hocus Pocus themed drag brunch hosted by Epiphany Kali conjures a festive atmosphere with showstopping queens, standout style, and captivating performances for a wickedly fun experience.

This locals gathering centers on casual, for-fun play. Each participant receives a promo pack on entry, and a winner card is awarded to the player who comes out on top. Matches are 1v1 and continue until an overall winner is decided. It is also a day to learn how to play, and newcomers are welcome. Entry is free.

At Big Spring Park in Huntsville, an annual community walk brings people together to support suicide prevention and those affected by loss or crisis. All are welcome, with particular care for individuals and families touched by suicide and the friends who stand with them. In collaboration with AFSP Alabama, participants raise awareness and essential funds, reinforcing the message that help is available, prevention is possible, and no one is alone. Online registration is available.

Kindasweet Cakes hosts a hands-on Halloween cake decorating class at Wine & Design in Madison, AL, where participants learn to stack and ice a cake, then turn it into a personalized edible canvas. Step-by-step instruction covers essential techniques and creative painting so everyone can finish with a one-of-a-kind treat. The cost is $60 per person and includes all supplies, so participants only need to bring their creativity. There are two sessions to fit different age groups, with one for teens and adults ages 14 and up and another for kids ages 5 to 13. For the kids session, a parent or guardian may stay with their child, and each child registration includes a cake kit. Seating is limited.

This caller's choice dart tournament features a $10 entry fee. Registration is completed before play begins, followed by tournament play.

A tribute concert featuring the music of John Williams. The performance is open to the public and suitable for all ages.

Explore a straightforward path to genuine meditation through a guided class that weaves time honored yogic practices with insights from modern psychology and NLP. Created by Gudni Gudnason, founder of the Modern Mystery School, this method reflects over three decades of global study focused on the mind and human experience. His background includes training with respected teachers in India and Tibet, along with European degrees in psychology and NLP. Designed to support first time meditators and seasoned practitioners alike, the session offers an accessible way to settle the mind and reach deeper states of calm. If you are curious about learning to meditate, have struggled to find your rhythm, or want to try new approaches, this class provides a welcoming structure to get started. The cost is 10 dollars, and registration is required.

An open mic welcomes readings of poetry, short stories, fiction, and other literary work at The Speakeasy at Straight to Ale. Signups take place at the door before the show begins. Each reader has up to three minutes, and the time limit is respected so everyone has a chance to share. Admission is free and the event is open to all ages. The series continues on third Sundays at this venue.

Free Fitness Tuesdays features a no-cost step aerobics class on the Artist Meadow at The Orion Amphitheater, led by The Cardio Factory. The workout is upbeat and engaging in a welcoming setting. Attendees can take part with a friend or on their own. Registration is open.

Hosted by the Athens-Limestone County Public Library, Shelf Indulgence is a monthly book club that gathers for engaging conversations about the selected title and other topics the group is excited to discuss. It offers a friendly way to meet new people and feel connected to the community. The club welcomes adults ages 19 and up. Meetings are held after regular library hours in the Steelcase Board Room. Attendees should arrive before the main doors are locked at the start of the meeting. For the current book selection, check the library’s program calendar or ask a staff member.

Connect with fellow professionals over lunch at Eggs Up Grill during an Incredible Business Networking Biz Lunch. Enjoy relaxed conversations, a focused program, and additional time afterward to keep building relationships. Ordering food and beverages is optional. Attendance is free with no dues, no membership, no attendance requirements, and no category restrictions, so everyone is welcome. Bring plenty of business cards or flyers to share, and feel free to offer a door prize if you would like. The meeting is led by Bryan Howard of Advantedge Advisors, 256.226.0635. Incredible Business Networking is sponsored in the Huntsville area by The Offices at Spenryn.

Settle into a calm, creative break from the bustle of adult life with a relaxed coloring get-together. Coloring pages are provided, and coffee, tea, or cocoa are complimentary, offering an easygoing setting for conversation and creativity.

County Line returns to Fraternal Order of the Eagles #4185. This public event welcomes all, with a $5 cover payable at the door.

Mill Kat Healing Arts hosts an annual costume ball with a gothic forest waltz theme. Expect a DJ, performances, face painting, a midnight ritual, vendors, swag, a costume contest, snacks, and a crafting table. Tickets are $15.

Billy Strings brings a two-night run to The Orion Amphitheater in Huntsville, Alabama. The GRAMMY-winning artist headlines back-to-back shows, offering multiple chances to experience his live performance.

Marking 35 years of Sonic the Hedgehog, this concert turns the series’ most memorable music and moments into a live stage experience at the Von Braun Center. A versatile ensemble with rock players, electronic elements, and vocalists performs signature themes alongside new instrumental versions of fan favorites, spanning everything from the Genesis era to today. The music is paired with highlights from across the games, with hidden musical nods woven into the arrangements and a high-energy production that brings Sonic’s world to life. The program also honors the creative impact of composers Jun Senoue and Tomoya Ohtani, whose work has helped define Sonic’s sound across generations.

Signups begin for this event, and a training program launches shortly after. Prospective participants can reserve a spot and start getting ready. Details are available through the registration and training pages.

Hosted by the North Alabama Region of the Antique Automobile Club of America, this annual gathering brings auto enthusiasts together at Wicks Family Field at Joe Davis Stadium in Huntsville. Registration details are provided in the event flyer, with on-site sign-up available and an online option planned as the date nears. Please stay alert for scams and ignore any comments that try to sell registrations, products, or vendor space, since organizers will not make those offers through Facebook comments. Direct questions to Show Chairman Dave R using the contact information listed in the flyer.

Celebrate the season with a scenic train outing from the North Alabama Railroad Museum. Passengers board at the historic Mercury & Chase Depot and travel through wooded scenery to Normal, Alabama, then step off to explore a pumpkin patch. Every child picks a pumpkin to take home, sourced from Lyon Family Farms. The 1949 Southern Railway Pullman Sleeper Coach 2006 adds a vintage touch to the experience, and no food or beverages are served during this short ride. Regular coach tickets are $20 per person. Infants in arms under 12 months are $10 and do not require a seat. A VIP option in Coach 2006 is available, with roomettes at $50 for up to two people and suites at $150 for up to six people, with a maximum of four adults. Suites and roomettes must be purchased in full and cannot be bought partially, and infants in arms cannot be added to these options. Tickets are limited and often sell out quickly.

STEAMfest 2026 celebrates science, technology, engineering, art, and math with Alabama Science Festival. The event features more than 50 interactive booths with hands-on activities, demonstrations, and experiments that highlight how STEAM shapes the world. Admission and parking are free. All ages are welcome. The event is at the Frank J. Williams Boys & Girls Club of North Alabama.

Make A Way presents an Autumn Adventure for the special needs community at the Limestone Sheriff’s Rodeo Arena, offering close up opportunities to meet first responders. Activities include a pumpkin patch, horse rides, games with an inflatable, crafts, a train, and more.

The Rocket City Blues Festival returns to Huntsville with an even bigger Southern Soul celebration, transforming the VBC Propst Arena into a one-stage showcase of familiar voices. King George, Tucka, J-Wonn, West Love, Mike Clark Jr, and EJ Jones lead the lineup, with Henry Welch hosting. Expect a full evening of live music, from the smooth stylings of J-Wonn and West Love to high-energy sets from Tucka and King George, along with fresh momentum from Mike Clark Jr and EJ Jones. This crowd-favorite gathering brings fans together to sing, dance, and celebrate the music they love.

Sweet Home Swing is hosting a Halloween party at Madison Ballroom Dance Studio, LLC with an all-level lesson followed by a social dance that carries on into the night. Doors will open before the lesson. Costumes are encouraged, and the event is BYOB with food to share welcome. Admission is $15 with the early bird special or $20 at the door. Additional details will be announced.

Bishop's Westside Pub & Grill hosts Bad Substitute.

The 8th Annual Bros, Bows, & Boos Fall Fest celebrates eight years of support for children and families connected to foster care, kinship care, adoption, and the broader community. Presented by Bentley Buick GMC and Savant Wealth Management, this community gathering brings together barbers, stylists, partners, volunteers, caregivers, and supporters for a day focused on fun, connection, and care. Families can look forward to inflatables, face painting, a video game truck, a balloon artist, mobile basketball hoops, trunk or treating, giveaways, and other seasonal activities. Complimentary food will be available, along with free haircuts and haircare education. Since its start, the effort has served hundreds of children with haircuts and education, distributed tens of thousands of dollars in products and resources, welcomed more than 2,300 attendees, and raised over $100,000 to benefit children and families locally. The festival takes place at Daystar Church in Madison, Alabama.

Lukas Nelson returns to The Princess Theatre in Decatur, Alabama for a concert that highlights a remarkable stretch in his career. His album American Romance, produced by Grammy winner Shooter Jennings, is nominated for Best Traditional Country Album at the Grammy Awards and has earned notice for its vivid storytelling and strong sound. A frequent collaborator, Nelson has worked with Lainey Wilson, Stephen Wilson Jr., Ernest, Miranda Lambert and the Pistol Annies, The Travelin' McCourys, and Sierra Ferrell, including a performance of It Must Have Been the Roses with Ferrell at the MusiCares Person of the Year Gala honoring the Grateful Dead. Known for engaging live performances, he has sold out headline shows, appeared at major festivals such as Stagecoach, Ohana Festival, Bourbon & Beyond, and Farm Aid, and performed on programs including The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, and The Howard Stern Show. He also wrote the music for The Comeback King, a forthcoming comedy directed by Judd Apatow and starring Glenn Powell, following his work on A Star is Born, where he co-produced the music and appeared.

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.

IBN Coffee Connection brings business people and entrepreneurs together at The Offices at Spenryn for conversation over complimentary coffee and meaningful networking. The meetup is free to attend, and everyone is welcome to share what they do, exchange cards, and build new referral relationships. Meeting leaders Tristan McCulley of Make It Personal - Custom Prints (256.374.1330) and Bryan Howard of Advantedge Advisors (256.226.0635) guide a program that features open networking, brief individual introductions, a sponsor spotlight, door prizes, and additional time to connect. Those interested in serving as the Coffee Sponsor for a future gathering can reserve a month with Tristan or Bryan by providing the refreshments in exchange for a 10 minute promotion of their business. There are no dues, memberships, attendance requirements, category limits, or exclusions, and food and drink are available for purchase if desired. Attendees are encouraged to bring plenty of business cards or flyers, and an optional door prize if they would like.

More Then Mortal (MTM) brings the Goth World Tour to Mars Music Hall. The lineup features Lil Tracy and Rich Gxth with 2 Slimey and WhyHateHenry.

Families can enjoy kid-friendly trick or treating downtown. Participating shops along 2nd and Bank will be part of the fun, and City Center Village will host special Halloween activities in its parking lot.

The Princess Theatre hosts The Family on its historic stage for an evening steeped in Americana, Southern soul, and the unmistakable Muscle Shoals sound. This four-piece supergroup from Muscle Shoals unites acclaimed solo artist Dylan LeBlanc, hit songwriter James LeBlanc, Nashville Star winner Angela Hacker, and singer songwriter Bay Simpson. Shaped by family ties, late-night sessions at FAME Recording Studios, and the deep traditions of Muscle Shoals rhythm and soul, their songs blend heartfelt storytelling with a timeless Southern feel. Their forthcoming debut album, Delusions of Grandeur, showcases a mix of Americana, soul, country, and rock influences that sets the tone for a memorable live performance on The Princess stage.

Bad Substitute performs live at Highway 67 Roadhouse Bar & Grill in Decatur, Alabama.

A raffle fundraiser features a Breast Cancer Awareness Quilt, and all proceeds benefit the Susan G. Komen Foundation. Tickets are available in person at the office or through a provided Venmo QR code. Purchasers should include a phone number or email with their entry so they can be contacted if selected. A drawing will determine the winner of the quilt.

Three Days Grace brings its Alienation Tour to the stage with I Prevail and The Funeral Portrait. Fresh off the release of Alienation, which delivered the chart-topping singles “Mayday” and “Apologies,” the Ontario rock group arrives with strong momentum after sold out co-headline runs in Canada with Volbeat and in the United States with Breaking Benjamin, plus an upcoming sold out European trek with Badflower. The tour begins in Fort Wayne, travels across Canada and Europe, and concludes in Los Angeles. The multi-platinum band’s footprint includes billions of streams, millions of albums sold, and a record haul of number ones across rock radio. “I Hate Everything About You” has surpassed one billion streams on Spotify, and their catalog features numerous chart leaders such as “Home,” “Just Like You,” “Animal I Have Become,” “Never Too Late,” “Pain,” “Chalk Outline,” “I Am Machine,” “The Mountain,” “So Called Life,” “Lifetime,” and more, alongside the latest standouts “Mayday” and “Apologies.”

This race takes place on Halloween, creating a festive backdrop for the event.

Hometown Harvest Market brings the season’s colors and flavors to Gathered Goods Mercantile in Athens. An outdoor marketplace showcases local sellers with antiques, vintage finds, handmade creations, and unique pieces. A trailer filled with Peterson’s Honeycrisp apples from Michigan offers crisp fruit for snacking, baking, or stocking up for the weeks ahead. Inside the mercantile, more than 70 local vendors present antiques, collectibles, furniture, jewelry, art, pottery, sweet treats, and additional handmade goods. The setting blends small town charm with abundant fall shopping for visitors of all ages.

Celebrate Pokéween with a relaxed Pokémon Halloween gathering. Participants can trade with fellow players, enjoy casual games, and embark on a themed scavenger hunt filled with Pokémon candy, treats, and prizes. The scavenger hunt runs throughout the day with plenty of rewards to discover, so players can keep searching until everything has been found.

This local support group offers understanding and encouragement for caregivers and individuals living with Alzheimer's and other dementia-related challenges. Its purpose is to provide care, connection, and shared strength so no one faces dementia alone. Participants gather in a safe, confidential setting where respect and mutual support guide every conversation.

On the First Friday of each month, enjoy a relaxed evening focused on community, great food, cold beverages, and live music while exploring the district. Stroll between spots, pick up a purple cup, and take advantage of late hours for shopping, dining, and dessert. Unwind in the parks and feel free to bring a blanket, chairs, or board games. Leashed pets are welcome. This event is free and open to everyone.

Spend the day immersed in stories and ideas at the Huntsville Madison County Public Library in Downtown Huntsville. This first-ever literary festival brings together writers, readers, and anyone who loves books for an all-day celebration of reading, writing, and community. The schedule features free offerings such as an author panel, book signings, and a marketplace of book-focused vendors. A ticketed keynote spotlights New York Times bestselling novelist Ariel Lawhon, who will speak about The Pirate Queen, her new historical adventure inspired by an Irish folk heroine. The festival is also welcoming applications from local authors, artisans, crafters, community groups, and small businesses that provide literary-themed goods or services.

Explore a broad selection of gently used books at the 1st Saturday Book Sale, including fiction, nonfiction, and children’s titles, plus unexpected finds at great prices. Every purchase helps fund library programs, events, and community resources.

Returning for its second year, this craft fair takes place in the gym on the Lucas Ferry campus.

At the Von Braun Civic Center, PlantFest Expo turns the venue into a lush marketplace and community hub for plant lovers. Shop a curated selection of rare and exotic finds alongside everyday favorites from dedicated growers and specialty vendors. Newcomers and seasoned collectors can explore plants, pottery, and handmade goods, connect with fellow enthusiasts, and capture photo-worthy moments in thoughtfully arranged spaces. Discover new varieties and pick up practical tips from experts. Tickets are available with general admission starting at $16, and a limited VIP early access option.

At the U.S. Veterans Memorial Museum in Huntsville, re-enactors are stationed throughout the museum to engage with visitors in an immersive living history experience that makes American history feel immediate. The program is part of the nationwide commemoration of America’s 250th anniversary and also celebrates the museum’s 25th year, introducing a format the museum has not presented before. Admission donations are $5 for adults, $4 for seniors, and $3 for students under 18, and active duty service members in uniform receive free entry.

Under the Autumn Sky is a fall dance residency in Huntsville created for music lovers, first-timers, and social dancers who want to try something new. Part three features a line dance lesson paired with an introduction to West Coast Swing, then social dancing continues into the night at Lumberyard Huntsville in Huntsville, Alabama. Tickets are $10 online through noon the day of or $15 at the gate, and online ticket holders are entered into a prize drawing. Kids 12 and under are free. A platform fee may apply. Sponsored by Cavender's, Tayla at Fringe Salon, and Mister Car Wash.

Celebrate four decades of Jim Henson’s beloved fantasy as the cult favorite returns to the big screen with live music. The film is presented in high definition while a band performs the full soundtrack in precise sync with David Bowie’s vocals, featuring favorites like Magic Dance and the sweeping score by Bowie and Trevor Jones. Costumes, sing-alongs, and cheers for beloved characters are encouraged as Jareth the Goblin King, Sarah, and the imaginative creations of Jim Henson’s Creature Shop take center stage. Directed by Jim Henson and starring Jennifer Connelly and David Bowie, this concert experience blends cinema and performance for an evening of wonder and nostalgia.

The Holiday Market at MidCity fills the district with seasonal cheer and a focus on shopping local. Browse 160 vendors featuring local makers, bakers, artisans, and farmers while enjoying live music. Santa will make appearances alongside other special characters, and there are plentiful food options throughout MidCity. Admission is free, and outside food and drink are not permitted. Adult beverages will be available in the purple cup district. A trackless train offers rides, and hot drinks will be served all day. Plan for crowds and lots of walking, wear comfortable shoes, and bring some cash for vendors that only accept cash. Parking is available throughout the district, including angled reverse spaces, and some spots may require a longer walk. This event is supported by Buffalo Rock, Huntsville City Football Club, LeafFilter, The Prewitt Group, and Renewal by Andersen.

A reptile and exotic pet expo will be held at the Jaycee Building in Huntsville, Alabama, featuring a wide variety of animals and supplies. Attendees can explore ball pythons, geckos, boas, colubrids, frogs, and tarantulas, along with plants, enclosures, reptile supplies, and feeder insects and rodents. Admission is $5 per person per day, and children under 12 are admitted free.

Constitution Hall Park in Downtown Huntsville becomes a festive Christmas market featuring local artisans and makers. Visitors can explore handcrafted gifts, original artwork, cozy winter goods, and tasty treats created by members of the community. Seasonal food and warm drinks from Piper & Leaf set a comforting tone, while holiday music adds to the cheerful atmosphere. It is a chance to find one of a kind items and support the creativity of Huntsville’s makers. Vendors interested in participating can reach out at robin.jones@huntsvilleal.gov.

Enjoy a feel-good mix of classic rock and country, with a dash of blues and funk to keep the groove going. Slip on your dancing shoes for an upbeat night of music, good company, and plenty of time on the dance floor.

Auditions are open for Theatre Huntsville’s 2027 production of Murder on the Orient Express. This audition offers an opportunity for performers to be considered for roles in the show. Full details are available on Theatre Huntsville’s website.

Don DC Curry takes the stage at Huntsville Levity Live for a live performance. Admission ranges from $0.00 to $35.00, and guests must be 21 or older. A delivery delay applies to all tickets and they will be emailed two days before the event. Seating is general admission and first come, first served, with exceptions for groups and premium booths. Each guest must meet a two-item minimum in the showroom. Cell phones, photography, and video recording are not permitted during the performance. All sales are final. Please purchase only through the official ticketing source, as resale is prohibited and orders suspected of being bought for resale may be canceled at the discretion of the Irvine Improv.

Enjoy a lively evening at the Eagles, open to everyone. Come early and plan to hang out late to make the most of it. Admission is $5 at the door.

This event brings a 90s-themed party to Bishop's Eastside Pub & Grill. Celebrate the decade with a night out.

Repticon Huntsville presents a two day expo devoted to reptiles and other exotic animals. Explore live species from around the world, connect with knowledgeable experts, and purchase pets and pet supplies directly from them at prices not typically found elsewhere. Along the way, learn more about reptiles and other exotics, creating an engaging experience for seasoned enthusiasts and curious newcomers alike.

Don DC Curry appears at Huntsville Levity Live. Admission is restricted to guests 21 and over, and tickets are listed from $0 to $35. Tickets will be emailed beginning two days before the show. To ensure valid entry, do not buy from third parties or unofficial sites, as resale is prohibited and orders suspected of being intended for resale may be canceled. Seating is general admission on a first come, first served basis, with exceptions for groups and premium booths. The showroom requires a minimum of two items per guest. During the performance, phones must remain unused and photography or video recording is not allowed. All sales are final.

Hannah Dasher, a country artist, entertainer and author known for viral success, takes the stage at The Princess Theatre in Decatur, Alabama with special guest John PayCheck. Pre-sale access is available for Princess members, with general ticket sales opening to the public afterward.

Clift Farm Christmas Village brings holiday cheer to the Village Green at Clift Farm with a festive marketplace of local vendors, seasonal activities, and opportunities for families to visit Santa and Mrs. Claus. This celebration is part of Christmas Weekend in Madison, held alongside the City of Madison and Downtown Madison, and complements other community traditions such as Wassail Fest and Christmas Capers. Local makers and small businesses interested in participating as vendors can email info@cliftfarm.com with a business name and a brief description of products.

An upbeat blend of classic rock and country with a touch of blues and funk sets the tone for a lively evening made for dancing. Expect feel-good tunes, friendly vibes, and plenty of chances to hit the floor with friends.

Ali Siddiq brings The Custom Fit Tour to the Von Braun Center with a phone-free performance supported by Yondr. Upon entry, phones, smart watches, Meta glasses, and similar accessories will be secured in Yondr pouches that remain with guests and are unlocked at the end of the show. Designated Phone Use Areas inside the venue allow access to devices during the event, and devices will be re-secured before returning to the performance space. Anyone using a non-permitted device during the performance will be escorted out. Bringing a credit card is recommended for purchases inside the venue. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with artist, Ticketmaster, promoter, and venue presales. Cooperation with this policy helps create a focused, phone-free viewing experience.

Palmer Park hosts a Christmas-themed run with 5K, 10K, and half marathon options for runners and walkers. Holiday music plays along the way to keep the spirit bright. The event features a premium Run Santa Run hoodie and a Christmas tree ornament medal for those who finish. After crossing the line, enjoy sweet treats like candy canes, gingerbread cookies, and Holiday MoonPies.

Enjoy an evening of country music with friendly company and a laid-back atmosphere. This event is open to the public, and admission is $5 at the door.

Enjoy a festive holiday market in Madison with free admission. Discover Christmas gifts and seasonal items from local vendors and farmers, including arts and crafts, handmade goods, and homemade treats. Families can explore kid friendly fun with baby chickens at the market, children playing Christmas music on the violin, activities for kids, and homemade cocoa sold by young vendors. Small businesses, food trucks, and sponsors are part of the celebration.

A family friendly fan event in Huntsville, Alabama features guest voice actors, vendor booths and other attractions. Highlights include a cosplay contest and a range of panels. Children receive free admission.