Events in Huntsville today

Drummers, this one’s for you. Drummers’ Night Out starts with a Back to Basics workshop in the morning, then later turns into a big Drummer’s Night Out Jam featuring Justin Scott. Come for the hands-on start and stay for the jam session.

Head to the Walls of Jericho for an adventurous hike on a renowned Alabama trail with sweeping scenery. Look forward to friendly trail company, canine companions, and plenty of photo moments along the way. The route is challenging, so pack ample water and snacks, and be ready for a good workout.

Marking the tenth anniversary of Not One More Alabama, this free community walk at Big Spring Park in Huntsville brings people together to uplift recovery, remember loved ones, build connections, and learn about local treatment, recovery, and support resources. A nationally recognized media journalist with more than 19 years at CNN and founder of Nick Valencia News will share an inspiring message. The Recovery Circle, a signature moment of the walk, honors recovery at every stage, from one day to 40 plus years. Participants can create or support fundraising teams that help NOMA offer free awareness and educational programs and advance plans for a new Recovery Resource Center in Huntsville. The event also features free temporary tattoos, photo opportunities, refreshments, and more. Community support has helped NOMA grow from a grassroots effort in 2016 into a strong nonprofit focused on reducing stigma and strengthening the recovery community.

The Providence Market offers a wide assortment of goods at The Village of Providence. Browse produce, spicy sauces, jellies such as pepper jelly, honey, dog treats, bath and body items, sorbet, desserts, breads, jewelry, candles, flowers, and more.

Specialty & Tech Weekend at Southeastern Divers, Inc offers training tailored to your interests. Instruction is available by request in a wide range of specialty and technical courses, including drysuit, full face mask, deep, night, peak performance buoyancy, and search and recovery. Technical tracks include Tec 40, Tec 45, Tec 50, Tec 65, Tec Trimix, sidemount, technical sidemount, cavern, intro to cave, advanced nitrox, deco procedures, extended range, helitrox, and advanced trimix. Rebreather options include Prism 2, O2ptima backmount, O2ptima chestmount, and SF2. Choose the skills you want to build and focus your weekend on the training that fits your goals.

Madison Harvest Market celebrates community, creativity, and local flavor with a lively, family-friendly atmosphere. Browse handcrafted goods and discover unique gifts while helping local farmers and small businesses. Live performances set the scene, with children playing violin alongside a guitarist. Families can enjoy a variety of activities, sample European dishes, and even meet small chickens at the market. Young entrepreneurs will be there too, offering lemonade and their own handmade items. Admission is free. Vendors, food trucks, and sponsors are welcome to participate. For information and registration, contact Anna/Anya Molchanova Kuklis at madisonhuntsvillemarket@gmail.com.

This weekly league features a $7 entry fee. Loaner decks are available for anyone interested in trying the format, and league points are awarded for entering and for each win.

Celebrate National Health Center Week at Butler Green Park with a free, family friendly block party presented by Thrive Alabama, HAPPI Health, and Central North Alabama Health Services, Inc. Enjoy live music from radio personality DJ Lashay B and an energetic performance by the Huntsville Drumline. Kids and teens can hop into gaming fun with the Zone Mobile Entertainment video game truck. The first 100 attendees receive complimentary food, and there will be giveaways while supplies last. Explore on-site health screenings and a wide variety of local resource booths. Take part in the Community Passport Challenge, visit booths to collect stamps, then enter for a chance to win prizes. This annual festival brings together families, community agencies, and local community health centers. Early arrival is recommended for food and giveaway availability. The event is planned to proceed rain or shine, except in severe weather.

The North Alabama RMEF Big Game Banquet gathers elk country supporters for a signature evening at Jackson Center. Enjoy dinner and good company, along with unique prizes and auctions not found elsewhere. The event provides a meaningful opportunity to support elk country and uphold hunting heritage, and it is known to reach capacity each year.

Following last year’s deep dive into summer’s peaks and valleys, Summer Luv, Summer Madness II turns its gaze to a world brimming with madness while holding space for love through the drive to create and perform. The showcase fuses the sensual warmth of R&B with the raw force of Rap and Hip-Hop, shaping an experience where chaos and devotion sit side by side. Expect a current of tension and release, romance paired with rebellion, and moments of tenderness and care that encourage reflection and connection. The aim is to offer a few hours to clear the mind and celebrate multiple forms of artistry, transforming the season’s turbulence into a shared canvas. Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and blankets.

Redstone Avenue brings unexpected bluegrass covers to Old Black Bear. The fellas put a rootsy spin on familiar tunes for a playful take on songs you might not expect to hear in this style.

This casual Commander night has a $5 entry. Players receive a pack for each win in their pod.

Experience an interactive dinner theater where a comedic true crime mystery unfolds as guests enjoy a meal. The story is set in the present and plays out in real time while performers blend into the audience, keeping everyone guessing about who is responsible. Attendees might even be questioned as suspects as the investigation develops. Tailored for adults, this social evening combines intrigue, humor, and spontaneous surprises. This long-running production has entertained audiences across the country since 2004.

A weekly Yu-Gi-Oh! gathering focused on dueling. It is usually held in the Lucky Dice Loft.

Toyota Field hosts a space-themed evening with Trash Pandas baseball and cosmic activities. A game-worn jersey auction takes place during the event, and after the final out a space-inspired fireworks show lights up the sky, presented by SAIC.

DBZ performs at Mad Malts Brewery with music by Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, the Allman Brothers, and more. Enjoy the brewery’s Vanilla Porter alongside an evening of classic rock favorites.

SLIP delivers a high energy night of music that refuses to stick to one era or style. Timeless favorites and today’s hits are woven into a constantly evolving set, so every performance brings something new. Expect fresh surprises alongside the songs you already love, a lively atmosphere, and plenty of singalong moments.

Sundays turn into playtime at Straight to Ale with a family friendly mix of food, drinks, and games. Kids eat free with the purchase of an adult entrée. Everyone can take a turn rolling the legendary D20 Domo Kitty, and if you hit the lucky number your meal may be free. Look for weekly food specials and select pitchers for $10, a great way to make Sunday feel like a tradition.

Head to The Market at MidCity for a lively Sunday market filled with local farmers, bakers, artisans, makers, growers, and more. You’ll find lots of shopping opportunities plus entertainment, with live music and seasonal extras. The event is held at the new location next to Tupelo Honey, with vendors coming from over 50 local sellers each week.

Discover ways to draw botanical subjects with a focus on shapes, textures, and fine details. This beginner-friendly workshop provides guided instruction along with individual feedback. It is open to all skill levels.

Create your own improv format and prepare it for a short run at Shenanigans. This Level 5 course also covers the practical side of producing a show, helping participants continue their improv journey after the class. Sessions are offered on Sunday or Tuesday.

Rock Runners Trail Program brings trail running to life at Chapman Mountain Preserve for both newcomers and seasoned runners. The focus is on building confidence on uneven terrain through supportive coaching, a weekly group run, and mini clinics that cover essentials like staying safe on the trail, smart fueling, choosing the right gear, and reducing injury risk. The program follows an eight week training plan and includes guidance from experienced coaches and mentors, a technical training shirt, and a weekly newsletter filled with tips and education on technique and preparation. It begins with a kickoff and information session and wraps up with a celebratory Trail Gate Party. The Oak Park Challenge serves as the program’s goal race. Prior trail experience is helpful but not required, and participants must have completed a 10k within the six months leading up to the start of training. For questions, contact suzanne@fleetfeethuntsville.com.

Cool off at this free community Splash Bash hosted on the Aldersgate United Methodist Church campus, featuring water slides, a slip and slide, baby pools, a dunk tank, and complimentary sno-cones for family-friendly fun. The first portion welcomes children ages 12 and under with their families, then the event transitions to a dedicated time for middle and high school youth to hang out and cool off with friends. There is no cost to attend, no registration is needed, and bringing swimsuits, towels, and sunscreen is recommended for this end-of-summer celebration.

PAW Patrol Day brings family fun to Toyota Field with the Trash Pandas. Two ticket options are available. The VIP Meet & Greet Ticket provides early entry to meet and take a photo with Chase, along with a PAW Patrol jersey for a child. The Game Ticket & Jersey Package pairs a game ticket with a PAW Patrol jersey for a child. Arrive before the game for player autograph opportunities and face painters, and stay after the final out for Kids Run the Bases, presented by Listerhill Credit Union.

Discover a simple, structured way to meditate with a method that blends time honored yoga practices with insights from modern psychology and Neuro Linguistic Programming. Developed by Gudni Gudnason, founder of the Modern Mystery School, it draws on more than three decades of his exploration of the mind, study with teachers in India and Tibet, and academic degrees in NLP and psychology in Europe. This approach supports deeper meditative states for both beginners and experienced practitioners. It is a welcoming option if you want to start meditating, have struggled to quiet the mind, or are curious to try new techniques. The exchange is $10, and registration is required.

Enjoy an evening of clean, family-friendly comedy at The Orion, with laughs for all ages and a mission that gives back. Entry donations go directly to No More Dirty, Inc., a nonprofit that empowers youth and communities through programs that inspire and connect, and you can choose to support CampSMART, The Greatness Project, Good Music & Arts Festival, The Least of These Program, Communities of Color in Commerce, or Community Conversations/Connections. The show is hosted by Minister Fred II, with DJ Teef (The Urban Suburbanite) setting the mood before and between sets, Dan Diego kicking things off, and Mike James closing with big laughs for everyone.

At Maggie Meyer’s, Sundays focus on games and good company. Bring a favorite board game or deck of cards, or plug in a console such as Xbox or PlayStation, and jump into casual matches or team play. It is a relaxed way to connect with other gamers, share strategies, and maybe even recruit a new clanmate. A Blind Draw dart tournament also takes place in the back of the bar, with signups available and a chance to leave with cash. Enjoy a mix of virtual adventures and in-person challenges at Maggie’s.

Grab dinner and make it a Monday night out with Bingo at The Standard Social Market. The game runs from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM, and it’s a perfect chance to bring a few friends and play a round (or several).

At The Beer Hog - Madison, Monday transforms into a lively night of line dancing, country swing, trailride, and partner dancing. The Boots & Beats approach welcomes every level and every genre, and song requests are part of the fun while DJ Mr. Requests plays crowd favorites. The evening moves from a Beginner Bootcamp to an all-levels request-driven session, continues with an Improver+ lesson, and later wraps up with a Steal Circle. There is a $7 cover for a full lineup of lessons and entertainment, and ages 13 and up are welcome. Look for Boots & Beats drink specials, a lineup of 64 craft beers on tap, and hot pizza, wings, appetizers, and more from the venue. Outside food and drinks are not permitted, and purchasing on site helps keep these dance nights going. Filming often occurs, with care taken to present the group in a positive light.

Enjoy a relaxed night of play featuring the Commander and Standard formats. Attendees are welcome to bring friends. The entry fee is $5, and participation packs are available.

An inclusive adult gathering meets weekly at Panera Bread in Madison for a relaxed blend of fiber arts, crafting, and metaphysical conversation. Participants are welcome to bring a portable project, coloring supplies, tarot cards, or a book to work on, or simply relax and connect with others. There is no fee to attend, and purchases from the cafe are appreciated.

Run Club offers a free weekly Strength for Runners class presented by Terri Porter in collaboration with Fitness 300. This session is tailored to runners and focuses on building strength while improving mobility and flexibility. It is open to participants of all fitness backgrounds and experience levels.

This 8 week intermediate course, led by instructor Kira Wild at the Center of Light for Applied Metaphysics, helps participants build on their astrology skills. The curriculum revisits natal chart essentials, including signs, planets, houses, and aspects, and shows how to combine them into a coherent reading. Sessions take a deeper look at planetary roles, rulerships, and recurring patterns, exploring how these influences shape personal experiences and generational themes. Lively discussion, games, hands-on practice, and concrete examples are used to strengthen interpretation skills. Suitable for beginners working to solidify a foundation and for intermediate astrologers who want to deepen their practice. Cost is $80.00.

Trivia Masters hosts a weekly trivia night at Pappo's Pizzeria in South Huntsville. The night features rounds of entertaining questions and plenty of pizza, with prizes awarded for correct answers.

A free comedy open mic spotlights local performers as they test new material, share stories, and deliver bold punchlines. Sign-ups are available on site, and the lineup blends newcomers with familiar faces. A lively host keeps the pace moving with a raw, high-energy vibe, and the atmosphere stays friendly and welcoming. Food and drink deals include $5 margaritas, $3 well tequila, and $7 loaded nachos.

Connect with local professionals over breakfast as Incredible Business Networking hosts a friendly meetup at Eggs Up Grill in Madison. The gathering features a structured program with optional open networking before and after, and attendees may purchase food or drinks if they wish. It is free to attend with no dues, no membership requirements, no attendance obligations, and no category restrictions, and it is designed to be fully inclusive. Participants can promote their businesses, showcase products or services, and build new referral relationships. Bringing plenty of business cards or flyers is encouraged, and an optional door prize is welcome. Meeting leaders are Kristy Poole of Premier Bank of the South and Shawn Costley of Huntsville Corporate Housing Solutions. In the Huntsville area, the event is supported by sponsors Tradebank of Huntsville and The Offices at Spenryn.

A no-cost, hands-on workshop at The Agribition Center focuses on growing elderberries successfully from the ground up. Through interactive instruction and field-based learning, participants explore how to establish plantings, build healthy soils, prune effectively, manage seasonal needs, and apply sustainable practices that support higher yields and better fruit quality. The program also tackles pest and disease challenges in soft fruit with an emphasis on integrated pest management, including research updates on biological control using parasitoid wasps and strategies for managing spotted wing drosophila. The workshop concludes with a visit to The People’s Patch Madison County Community Farm for a tour of elderberry plantings and discussion of real-world production methods. Featured speakers include fourth-generation farmer David Buehler of Elder Farms, entomologist and plant protection specialist Dr. Olufemi (Femi) Ajayi of Alabama State University, commercial horticulture Extension agent Holt Akers-Campbell of the Alabama Cooperative Extension System at Auburn University, and Alabama A&M University IPM specialist Dr. Clement Akotsen-Mensah, bringing expertise in organic elderberry production, sustainable crop protection, fruit and vegetable systems, and applied IPM research. This program is supported by a SARE project, OS25-185, dedicated to evaluating the sustainability of soft fruit and berry production in Alabama.

Experience a library on wheels as the Bookmobile visits Mark Russell Recreation Center. Browse a variety of books and movies to check out, and sign up for a library card during Bookmobile service. The Bookmobile comes on Tuesdays.

Enjoy a no-cost step aerobics workout with The Cardio Factory as part of the Free Fitness Tuesdays series at The Artist Meadow at The Orion Amphitheater. This lively, approachable class welcomes both newcomers and regulars. Participants may come solo or with a friend.

This intermediate West Coast Swing class is the next step after the Fundamentals course. Following a practice period, instruction covers individual technique, partnership and connection, and musicality. Participants should be confident dancing their West Coast basics to music before attending. The curriculum follows a rotating three month series that develops skills step by step. The first month focuses on connection, strengthening responsiveness between leader and follower. The second month explores styling within partnership, adding personal flair while maintaining a smooth dance. The third month contrasts linear and rotational movement, building control across a range of patterns.

A welcoming women’s spiritual circle invites meaningful connection, mutual support, and the kind of everyday magic that comes from being seen and valued. Participants explore practices that align with their own beliefs, creating room for healing and growth without any requirement to identify as a witch. The space is inclusive and welcoming for trans women and non-binary people. Each gathering emphasizes heartfelt connection, learning from one another’s spiritual approaches, a sense of belonging, whole person wellness, reclaiming the feminine sacred, easing isolation, and growth through collective insight. Meetings are typically offered twice a month with the same topic presented more than once to accommodate more attendees, and some months may feature a single session. Contributions follow an energy exchange model, with a suggested amount of $9 per meeting. If cost is a barrier, use the code SupportNeeded when reserving; two no-cost seats are set aside for each session. Attendance is limited to nine participants, so reserving in advance is encouraged. Please bring a pen, a journal, and a water bottle.

Trivia Masters hosts a trivia night at Mellow Mushroom featuring entertaining questions and pizza. Teams work together to outscore the competition and win prizes.

This dance night now takes place at The Beerhog, featuring an instructional class followed by social dancing. Admission is free. It welcomes anyone who wants to learn new steps, spend time on the dance floor, or simply relax with friendly dancers and enjoy the music.

Live & Local at The Observatory Bar spotlights North Alabama singer songwriter Matt Prater, whose music blends country, honky tonk, folk, and roots rock into a warm, story-driven sound. His songs speak across generations, carried by a rich voice and a straight-ahead approach to storytelling. In addition to releasing independent solo work, he also crafts custom songs for others and keeps a busy schedule at songwriter showcases, music venues, and festivals. He regularly appears in writer rounds alongside hit makers and has opened for several major acts. His catalog includes the albums Small Town Son (2010), The Mountain (2013), Tables and Chairs (2015), Same Ole Highway Blues (2017), and Ain’t Life A Trip (2021), along with multiple singles released in 2022 and 2023. Expect narratives steeped in family, poetic reflection, small town roots, honky tonk moments, and Southern tradition, all delivered with an authentic touch.

Trivia Masters brings a weekly Tuesday trivia night to Goodland Pour House, where participants can enjoy tasty bites, tackle playful questions, and compete for prizes.

Celebrate all things Taylor Swift with a spirited trivia event packed with fun and friendly competition. The top three finishers will win prizes. Hosted by Brain Blast.

This is a local Pokemon competition featuring prizes for both top finishers and participants. Store credit is awarded to the top quarter of players, and every entrant receives a prize pack.

Test your knowledge at a general trivia night at Urban Cookhouse, cohosted with BrainBlastTrivia. Bring a team to compete for gift card prizes, with $30 for first place, $20 for second, and $10 for third. Enjoy food while you tackle questions across a range of topics.

Deepen your improv skills in an advanced course focused on building an original show format and preparing it for a short run at Shenanigans. The program also explores the practical side of producing a show, giving participants the knowledge to continue creating after the class concludes. Sessions are available in two tracks, with options to attend on Sundays or Tuesdays.

Karaoke takes over Chips and Salsa Sports Bar, with singers showcased on a large screen. The kitchen is open for food service so guests can enjoy a bite while taking in the performances.

Open Gym Practice Time is a new chance for little ones to be active and build skills in a safe, playful setting. Children can move, leap, climb, and explore while burning off energy through unstructured play. Admission is $5 per child, and no reservation is required for this drop-in offering.

First National Bank’s five-year milestone at its Town Madison location is being celebrated with a ribbon cutting alongside the Madison Chamber of Commerce. The occasion highlights a community-focused approach to banking that emphasizes personal service, convenience, and trusted financial guidance. As an independently owned and locally rooted institution, the bank has spent the past five years supporting the growth and success of individuals, families, and businesses in Madison. This event recognizes that record of service and their continuing dedication to helping the community thrive.

Set at AC Hotels by Marriott Huntsville Downtown, the 2026 SMD Networking Reception is hosted by Epoch Concepts, ZScaler, Chainguard, ServiceNow, and Google.

Cocktails at The View offers an elevated Burritt experience atop a 3000-square-foot overlook where the City of Huntsville unfolds below. Guests can take in sweeping vistas and striking sunsets while ordering creative classic cocktails, refreshing mocktails, and other non-alcoholic options, available for purchase by cash or credit. Light bites, including small appetizers and snacks, are sold on site. There is no admission fee, and seating includes both open tables available on a first-come, first-served basis and a limited number of VIP reserved tables offered until sold out. Each reserved table includes an umbrella, seats up to six people, and is available for $30. Gourmet appetizers can be pre-ordered each week in advance for an added culinary touch. Accommodations for both small and large groups are available, with private party menus offered. Carpooling is encouraged to help with parking. If rain occurs, the gathering moves to Baron Bluff. Outside food and drinks are not permitted.

A welcoming, adult-focused gathering centered on esoteric exploration meets at Movement Massage & Breathwork, creating space for conversation, learning, and real connection. Topics often include tarot, crystals, energy work, herbal remedies, manifesting, spell bottles, intentional living, the divine feminine, spirituality, metaphysics, magic, and even science and quantum ideas. The atmosphere is intentionally inclusive for those who have ever felt quirky, nerdy, anxious, or on the outside, with an emphasis on authenticity, acceptance, and safety. Participants talk honestly about life’s challenges and how spiritual paths and witchy practices can offer support, ensuring no one feels alone. Attendees may arrive at any point during the gathering without worrying about interrupting. The flow is shaped by the group and may feature skill sharing, guided crafting for personal practice, or simply relaxing with coloring and supportive conversation. The venue is a shoe-free space, so those who are able are asked to remove shoes in the lobby. Socks are welcome, house slippers may be brought, and clean loaner socks are provided and laundered after each meeting. Adults may bring an alcoholic beverage for themselves or to share, with IDs checked as needed, and there are corkscrews and wine glasses available. Snacks are welcome, whether for sharing or just for you. The guest list is kept private to help everyone feel comfortable. A rotating schedule through the month features themes such as tarot, crystals, spells and intentions with manifesting, goddess work focused on archetypes, and a fifth-week creative night where no experience is required. Those who feel nervous about walking into a group can stop by SPARKLE Studio earlier in the day to meet Amy, who is easy to spot with purple hair, before heading to the meeting space. A Facebook group shares updates, with membership for local and regional adults who have attended in person or plan to. Members can request a free discount card for 10% off purchases in the witchy and metaphysical section at SPARKLE Studio and in the online Purposeful Intentions shop using code WITCHY10. Contributions are appreciated to support the dedicated meeting space, with cash at the gathering or digital payment options available. Everyone is asked to bring a kind, accepting spirit so all feel welcome and safe.

No Boundaries offers an introductory 5K training program for people who are inactive or just starting with running and walking. It is a national program supported by New Balance and presented through Fleet Feet locations, and this session is for the Madison evening group only. Group workouts take place on Mondays and Wednesdays at Fleet Feet Madison. Over the course of eight weeks, participants receive weekly group sessions, informational newsletters, a daily training plan, and educational clinics. While tailored to beginners, walkers, run walkers, and runners of all paces are welcome. The training leads to the Liz Hurley 5K. There is no charge to participate, and race registration is separate and not included. For questions, contact Suzanne Swift at suzanne@fleetfeethuntsville.com.

Enjoy an intimate set at The Observatory Bar with Alan Little, an acoustic guitarist known for agile fingerpicking and the uncommon ability to play harmonica solos at the same time. As a singer songwriter, he blends original songs with distinctive interpretations of obscure covers. A part of the Huntsville music scene since he was 16, he performs solo and with Red Flags, and appears regularly at the AC Hotel in Huntsville, welcoming new listeners each week. Expect a relaxed, unobtrusive sound that complements the setting without being too loud, well suited for a laid back evening.

A girls-only commander evening focused on community and fun, with free admission. Bring a bracket 3 commander deck to play. Decks led by female commanders fit the theme, though they are not required. Those who prefer to hang out can enjoy craft activities, with supplies provided. Expect a welcoming space to meet others, enjoy casual games, and spend a relaxed night together.

Bingo takes place at The Camp for a lively night with friends and family. Prizes await the winners, and there is no cover to play or just hang out. A happy hour is offered beforehand to add to the fun.

Trivia Masters brings a weekly trivia night to InnerSpace Brewing with five rounds of questions that put teams to the test. Settle in with pizza and drinks, collaborate with your crew, and aim for top scores to take the win. Special themed editions appear from time to time.

Everyone is welcome, whether you plan to perform or simply listen. Step up and offer a couple of tunes, or relax and enjoy what others share.

This session centers on 1 kilometer repeats that start off feeling straightforward and quickly turn into a test of pacing and grit by the middle of the workout. Warming up with a few easy laps beforehand is encouraged so your legs are ready to move. Begin with a brief pre-set of two to four rounds of 200 meters fast followed by 200 meters easy, a quick tune-up before the main work. The main set is run at your current 5K effort, strong and controlled rather than all-out. Beginners complete three by 1K with three to four minutes of standing rest, focusing on even splits and learning the feel of true 5K rhythm. Intermediate runners do five by 1K with 90 seconds standing rest, keeping the pace honest so the last couple of reps are challenging without falling apart. Advanced athletes take on six by 1K with a 400 meter jog recovery at about 75 percent effort, holding a steady float while the final intervals demand extra focus. The aim is consistent pacing, smart recoveries, and finishing with a clear sense of what sustainable 5K effort feels like.

Connect with local professionals over a casual business lunch at Rocket City Tavern. This Incredible Business Networking gathering focuses on building referral relationships and giving attendees a chance to spotlight their companies. The flow includes informal mingling before and after the main program, and participants can order food and drinks at their own discretion. There is no cost to attend, no dues, and no membership required. Attendance is flexible, there are no industry caps, and everyone is welcome. Participants are encouraged to talk about their business, products, and services, meet potential referral partners, and bring plenty of business cards or flyers to share. Bringing a door prize is optional. The meeting is facilitated by Lyndsi Alexander of AlexandHR, 256.203.3627. Support in the Huntsville area is provided by sponsors Tradebank of Huntsville and The Offices at Spenryn.

This new open gym practice session offers little ones extra time to move. Children can run, jump, climb, and explore while burning energy and practicing skills in a safe, playful setting. Admission is $5 per child. No reservation is required.

Trivia Masters presents a trivia night at The Curry in Five Points. Teams work together to answer questions, and prizes are awarded for correct answers.

This Live & Local session at The Observatory Bar features Huntsville native Matt Michael, a fixture in the North Alabama and Southern Tennessee music scene since 2008. In addition to his solo acoustic performances, he plays bass with local favorite Dr. Whateva and teams up with acoustic duos around town. He released the album Second Coming in January 2026, along with a video for the featured song Slipping Away. Expect a set that blends popular hits and original material, bringing energy to Thursday nights and setting the tone for the weekend.

Commander Bracket 3 features a defined ruleset with a $6 entry fee. Infinite combo loops are capped at five before turn six. Combos may use two pieces, excluding the commander. Strategies that remove or deny large numbers of lands are not permitted. Decks may include up to three Game Changers and no more than four tutors that do not search for lands. A win is only allowed starting on the active player's sixth turn. Bring a deck that fits these parameters and take part in a bracket built around these guidelines.

South Huntsville Public Library presents a conversation with New York Times bestselling author Beatriz Williams about her latest novel, "When You Loved Me," joined by fellow bestseller Karen White. A book signing will follow the discussion. Two ticket options are available. Admission is $15, or choose a $35 ticket that includes a copy of "When You Loved Me." The novel follows a young widow returning to her late father’s New England estate, where she is drawn into the search for a rumored pirate treasure that once consumed his life, blending romance, intrigue, and regional legend. Beatriz Williams is a New York Times, USA Today, and internationally bestselling author known for "Husbands and Lovers," "The Summer Wives," "The Secret Life of Violet Grant," "A Hundred Summers," and the Wicked City series, as well as five collaborative novels with Karen White and Lauren Willig. She studied at Stanford and holds an MBA in finance from Columbia, worked in communications and corporate strategy in New York and London before her 2012 debut, and her award-winning books have been translated into more than a dozen languages and frequently appear on bestseller lists. Her essays have appeared in magazines such as Real Simple and Southern Living, and she regularly reviews fiction for the New York Times Book Review. Karen White is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of 38 novels, with nearly two million books in print in fifteen languages. Recent titles include That Last Carolina Summer and The Lady on Esplanade, the third book in her New Orleans-set mystery series. She grew up in London and now lives near Atlanta, Georgia.

No Boundaries is an eight week 5K training program created for people who are inactive or new to running and walking. It is nationally organized and recognized, sponsored by New Balance, and offered through Fleet Feet stores. This session is limited to the Huntsville PM group. Participants receive weekly group workouts, an easy to follow daily plan, educational clinics, and informational newsletters. Walkers, walk runners, and runners are all welcome, and the program embraces every pace, shape, and size. Group sessions are held on Tuesdays and Thursdays at Fleet Feet. Training is geared toward completing the Liz Hurley 5K. There is no program fee, and race registration is separate and not included.

Field Day Huntsville hosts instruction and social dancing with Rocket City Line Dancing. The event welcomes all ages and has a $10 cover. Arrive early to take advantage of happy hour, featuring 50 percent off drafts, five dollar margaritas, five dollar wells, and a buy one get one 50 percent off offer on appetizers. Bring your boots and energy for a lively time on the dance floor.

Presented by TM, this weekly Bingo Night is hosted at El Olmeca Mexican Cantina. Play for prizes and enjoy the cantina’s food while you take part. The event is free to attend.

Trivia Masters hosts a trivia night at CD's Pub & Grill in Madison. It is free to play, and participants can win prizes by answering questions correctly.

Karaoke takes center stage at the 19th Hole, creating a relaxed night of music in a secret dive bar atmosphere.