Events in Madison County, AL

Set on Burritt’s 3,000 square foot overlook known as The View, this gathering pairs sweeping city panoramas with creative classic cocktails, refreshing mocktails, and other non-alcoholic options available by cash or credit. Admission is free, and outside food or beverages are not permitted. Small appetizers and snacks are available for purchase, and gourmet appetizers can be pre-ordered in advance for an elevated touch. Seating includes a mix of first-come, first-served tables and a limited number of VIP reserved tables that can be secured ahead of time until sold out. Each reserved table includes an umbrella, seats up to six guests, and is available for $30. Carpooling is encouraged to make parking easier. In the event of rain, the experience moves to Baron Bluff. Accommodations for both small and large groups are available, with private party menus upon request. For group arrangements or private options, contact Cooper Murray at tamara.murray@huntsvilleal.gov.

A relaxed, come-as-you-are gathering at Rose Hearth Wellness brings together adults who are curious about the esoteric and the places where spirituality and science meet. Conversation often touches on tarot, crystals, energy healing, herbal remedies, manifesting and spell bottles, intentional living, the divine feminine, metaphysics, quantum mechanics, and more. The focus is on real community, sincerity, acceptance, and connection. Participants talk openly about life’s challenges and how personal spiritual and witchy practices can offer support so no one feels alone. Arrive at any point during the gathering without worrying about disrupting the flow. The group shapes each meeting, which may spotlight rotating themes such as tarot, crystals, spells and intention work, goddess archetypes, or hands-on crafting like poppets and magical stitching. No prior experience is required. Comfort is a priority. The meeting area is shoe free, and those who are able are asked to remove shoes in the lobby. Socks are fine, house slippers are welcome, and clean loaner socks are available and washed after each use. Attendees may bring an adult beverage for themselves or to share, with IDs checked as needed. Snacks are welcome, and corkscrews and glasses are on hand. Those who feel nervous about walking into a room where some people already know each other can connect with the organizer, Amy, at SPARKLE Studio earlier in the day for a quick hello. A private Facebook group offers updates for local and regional adults who have attended or plan to attend, with membership approved after answering all questions. Group members can receive a free discount card for 10 percent off items in the witchy and metaphysical section at SPARKLE Studio and in the online Purposeful Intentions shop with code WITCHY10. Optional tips and donations help support a dedicated space that allows candles, sage, incense, and additional classes or events outside typical public hours. Cash can be offered at the gathering, and electronic payments can be sent to the listed email. The event’s guest list remains private so interest can be indicated without broadcasting attendance, and inviting friends is welcome. The space is all inclusive, and everyone is asked to bring a kind, accepting spirit so all feel safe and welcome.

Curious about scuba? This introductory experience offers a chance to try it out and see if it is right for you. Bring a bathing suit and a towel, and all other gear is provided.

Heroclix play features a rotating format, and pricing varies by format. The latest format details are available in the Heroclix group.

A monthly CEDH League offers a month-long entry for $30 and allows proxies. At the end of the month, the top four competitors play for store credit. For further details, see EventLink.

Everyone is welcome, whether you want to perform or simply listen. Share a tune or two, or relax and enjoy others’ songs in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

Bingo returns to The Camp every other Wednesday, paired with a happy hour beforehand. Enjoy friendly rounds with prizes for the winners and make it a relaxed outing with friends and family. There is no cover charge to play or hang out.

Sunmed Modern Wellness presents a multi day celebration centered on balance, self care, and making a positive impact. Expect popular wellness products along with special doorbuster deals and notable savings. With a reservation, attendees can claim a complimentary $200 wellness gift, limited to one per household and picked up in person. For every wellness gift reserved, Sunmed will contribute $2 to support women facing breast cancer in partnership with NBCF. Quantities are limited and wellness gifts are available while supplies last.

The Rotaract Club of Huntsville is holding an October service event at the Enable Garden, where volunteers will help care for the space that supplies fresh, nutritious produce to Enable Madison County clients. Participants will pitch in with garden tasks as needed and should expect hands-on work. Please bring gardening gloves, wear closed-toe shoes with socks, and choose comfortable clothing that can get dirty. A waiver will be completed before volunteer activities begin.

A welcoming space for polyamorous people to connect, share experiences, and learn from one another. Conversations focus on managing relationships and day-to-day life within a mono-normative world.

Riftbound Nexus Night is held each week with a $5 entry fee that includes packs for participants and OP prizes.

Matt Michael, a Huntsville native, has been a fixture across North Alabama and southern Tennessee since 2008. Alongside his solo acoustic shows, he plays bass with Dr. Whateva, a longtime presence in the Huntsville music scene, and often collaborates with acoustic duos around town. In January 2026 he released the album Second Coming, accompanied by a video for its featured track, Slipping Away. Expect a set that blends well-known covers with original material, creating an upbeat mood that rolls into the weekend.

Rated PG, this family friendly fantasy adventure is inspired by the fifth edition of the world’s most popular role-playing game. Each performance unfolds at a City Council meeting in Hull-A-Baloo, with the audience stepping in as citizens who bring forward the city’s most pressing issues. The council then works to resolve those problems on the spot, turning suggestions into collaborative storytelling in real time.

The 19th Hole Sports Lounge hosts karaoke in a laid back dive bar atmosphere.

At the Historic Tip Top Cafe, a weekly blues jam led by Memphis-born bandleader Otis Walker brings together musicians of every level in a relaxed, welcoming setting. There is no sign-up list... instead, a fresh password each week gets you on stage, and once you share it, Otis plugs you right into the mix. House backline is provided, so performers can simply bring their instrument. Shaped in the Shoals and now a mainstay of the Huntsville scene, Otis anchors a night where standout players swap solos alongside first-timers. Guests often roll in from Birmingham, the Shoals, and Middle Tennessee, adding new flavors to a gathering built on blues, community, and easygoing vibes. The series took root in the summer of 2024 at this historic spot and has continued with an open, supportive spirit focused on music and the people who love it.

Huntsville Ballet opens its 2026 to 2027 season with an Unplugged program at Dream Theatre Performing Arts Center. The program features Night Songs, choreographed by Artistic Director Phillip Otto to an original score composed and performed by Jackson Love. First presented in 2024 to standing ovations, Night Songs returns by popular demand. It is paired with Beneath the October Moon, choreographed by Gina Guerrera with original music by Jackson Love, a Halloween-night journey filled with playful surprises that has quickly become a seasonal favorite for families. Each performance wraps up with a question and answer session with the dancers. At matinees, children are invited to dress in costume, take part in a parade, and trick-or-treat with the cast.

This barn quilt painting class in Huntsville, Alabama is led by Alabama Barn Quilt Trail founder Regina Painter together with her son, Jeremy.

Goldfish Swim School in Madison welcomes the public for open swim in a comfortably warm 92 degree pool. It is a great option for family splash time or a gentle, low impact workout, with certified lifeguards supervising the water. Amenities include private changing areas, showers with complimentary shampoo, and swimsuit spinners so you do not leave dripping. Admission is $5 per swimmer with a $15 family maximum, and members swim free. Reservations are arranged through Eventbrite, and payment is handled in person when you arrive since tickets are not processed on Eventbrite. Open to everyone, whether you come with kids, friends, or on your own.

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.

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.

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.

Two nationally syndicated morning radio personalities bring their distinct comedy styles to Huntsville Levity Live for a high-energy night built on real life, culture, relationships, family, and faith. Alton Walker, from The Morning Hustle, has grown a national following through viral comedy and stand-up, along with work as a writer, producer, and on-air talent. His credits include sharing stages with Kevin Hart, Mike Epps, and Rickey Smiley, plus collaborations with Desi Banks, B. Simone, and Druski. GRIFF, co-host of Get Up! Mornings with Erica Campbell, is a veteran comedian, author, and motivational speaker known for sharp observations, infectious energy, and everyday humor heard on morning radio across the country. Together, they trade the studio for the spotlight, uniting two morning shows on one stage for an unforgettable comedy experience. Admission is for ages 21 and up. Tickets range from $0.00 to $35.00, and email delivery begins two days before the show. Resale is not permitted, and orders suspected of being purchased for resale may be canceled. Buy only through official channels. There is a two-item minimum per guest in the showroom. Seating is general admission on a first-come, first-served basis, with exceptions for groups and premium booths. No cell phone use, photography, or video recording is allowed during performances. All sales are final.

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.

MidCity Stroller Club brings the community together for a relaxed, stroller-friendly walk through MidCity with a focus on fresh air, coffee, and conversation. It is open to everyone, including families with kids and people walking pets, and it offers a welcoming way to get some steps in while meeting new neighbors. Participation is free. Past meetups have gathered at spots like The Greenroom, Starbucks, and Tous Les Jours in Huntsville, creating an easygoing setting to connect before and after the stroll.

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.

Work on your own sewing projects in Meeting Room 133 at the North Huntsville branch of the public library. Bring your sewing machine and anything else you need to make progress on personal projects. You are welcome to bring a packed lunch or plan to order food, but there is no refrigerator or microwave available. Vending machines and a water bottle filling station are on site. For the in person session, enter through the west side entrance, walk past the quilt on your right, turn through the right-hand doorway, follow the hallway, and look for the meeting room on your left across from the restrooms. A virtual option is also offered through Zoom.

A bustling marketplace fills The Village of Providence in Huntsville with a broad mix of goods. Shop for produce, hot sauces, jellies including pepper jelly, honey, treats for dogs, bath and body items, sorbet, desserts, bread, jewelry, candles, and flowers, along with many other finds.

Specialty & Tech Weekend at Southeastern Divers, Inc offers personalized diving instruction. Divers can request the specialty they want to complete, and the instructors will teach that course. Options include Drysuit, Full Face Mask, Deep, Night, Peak Performance Buoyancy, Search and Recovery, Tec 40, Tec 45, Tec 50, Tec 65, Tec Trimix, Sidemount, Tech Sidemount, Cavern, Intro to Cave, Advanced Nitrox, Deco Procedures, Extented Range, Helitrox, Advanced Trimix, Prism 2 Rebreather, O2ptima Backmount Rebreather, O2ptima Chestmount Rebreather, and SF2 Rebreather. It is an opportunity to build skills across recreational specialties and technical diving, tailored to individual interests.

Climb aboard at the North Alabama Railroad Museum’s historic Mercury & Chase Depot for a scenic ride through the woods to Normal, AL, then step off to explore a seasonal pumpkin patch where every child selects a take-home pumpkin sourced from Lyon Family Farms. The classic 1949 Southern Railway Pullman Sleeper Coach 2006 adds vintage flair to the experience, and no food or beverages are served during this short ride. Multiple departures are offered throughout the day. Tickets are available in Regular Coaches 6082, 6090, and 4679 at $20 per ticket, with infants in arms under 12 months at $10 and no seat required. An upgrade to VIP in Coach 2006 is available, with suites priced at $150 per suite (holds up to 6 people, maximum 4 adults, no exceptions) and roomettes at $50 per roomette (holds up to 2 people, no exceptions). Suites and roomettes are sold individually, and all seats within each must be purchased together with no partial purchases allowed. Infants in arms cannot be added to suite or roomette reservations. This popular outing tends to sell out quickly. Expect hay bales, crisp autumn vibes, happy pumpkin picks, and the rhythmic clickety clack of the rails.

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.

The Edison Weekly League welcomes players of all experience levels. Entry is $7, and loaner decks are available for those who want to try the format without bringing their own. League points are awarded for participation and for winning.

This local Pokémon event welcomes participants. The entry fee is 5 dollars.

This event keeps things simple. Entry costs $5, and you receive one pack for each win in your pod.

Yu-Gi-Oh! players meet for duels. The gathering is usually held in the Lucky Dice Loft.

Support the band at the 11th annual mattress fundraiser, a single-day sale featuring well-known brands such as Simmons Beautyrest, Purple, and Therapedic. Shoppers can find mattresses priced up to 40 percent below standard retail, with proceeds benefiting the Grissom High School Band.

Now in its eighth season, this market showcases Huntsville’s farmers, bakers, artisans, makers, growers, musicians, and more. Over 50 local vendors participate each week, creating a chance to shop small and discover fresh goods and handmade items. Expect live music, coffee and tea at Tour Les Jour, Perseus Sound Bar, Tupelo Honey, and Greenroom Coffee, adult beverages in the purple cup district, great shopping, and a range of delicious and diverse cuisine. This season features a new location adjacent to Tupelo Honey. Occasional special guests stop by to greet shoppers.

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.

Celebrate the season with a family-friendly Trunk or Treat at Aldersgate United Methodist Church. Admission is free, and the festivities include plenty of candy, inflatables for kids, delicious food, and creatively decorated trunks hosted by friendly faces. Costumes are encouraged, offering a safe and festive way to enjoy the occasion that is open to everyone.

Explore the Max Meditation System, a class that teaches authentic meditation by blending time-honored yoga practices with contemporary psychology and Neuro Linguistic Programming. Developed by Gudni Gudnason, Founder of the Modern Mystery School, this method reflects more than three decades of global study focused on the mind and human experience. He trained with notable teachers in India and Tibet and holds European degrees in NLP and psychology. The approach supports both beginners and experienced meditators, offering a path into deeper, more settled states of mind. It is well suited for anyone eager to start meditating, those who have struggled to maintain a practice, or participants interested in new techniques. The exchange is $10. Registration is required.

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.

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.

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

This annual Trunk or Treat at Owens Cross Roads Church of Christ features chili and dessert for attendees, with decorated trunks opening promptly partway through the event.

This NAR cruise-in at Phil Sandoval’s welcomes all, offering free admission and giveaways. Bring your ride to show it off, connect with fellow enthusiasts, and make new friends in a relaxed, community atmosphere.

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.

The inaugural Great Big Book Festival brings an all-day celebration of reading, writing, and connection to the Downtown Huntsville Public Library in Huntsville, Alabama. Organized by the Huntsville-Madison County Public Library, it welcomes authors, devoted readers, and anyone who loves the literary world, offering chances to discover new stories and meet fellow book lovers. Free programming features an author panel, book signings, and a variety of book-focused vendors. A separate ticketed keynote spotlights New York Times bestselling author Ariel Lawhon, an award-winning and critically acclaimed writer of historical fiction, who will discuss The Pirate Queen, a sweeping adventure inspired by a real Irish folk heroine. Lawhon is also the author of The Frozen River. This festival is made possible by the Propst Family Foundation as Presenting Sponsor and Hoopla Digital as Page Turner Sponsor. For more information, email GBBF@hmcpl.org.

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.

Set under the autumn sky at Lumberyard in Huntsville, this seasonal residency welcomes music lovers, beginners, and social dancers to try something new in a friendly setting. This edition features a line dance lesson paired with an introduction to West Coast Swing, followed by plenty of time for social dancing. Tickets are $10 online through noon on the day of the event and $15 at the gate, with online ticket holders entered into a prize drawing. Kids 12 and under attend for free, and a platform fee may apply. Sponsored by Cavender's, Tayla at Fringe Salon, and Mister Car Wash. Please note that flashing, strobing, and other special-effect lighting will be in use, which may affect guests with photosensitivity.

Celebrate the 40th anniversary of Jim Henson's Labyrinth with a concert that blends the full film with live music. The movie screens in high definition while a band performs the entire soundtrack in sync with David Bowie's vocals, including Magic Dance and the score by Bowie and Trevor Jones. Attendees are welcome to wear costumes, sing along, and cheer for Jareth the Goblin King, Sarah, and the creatures crafted by Jim Henson's Creature Shop. Directed by Jim Henson and starring Jennifer Connelly and David Bowie, this musical fantasy is presented with its music performed live.

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.

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.

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.

Shrek Night transforms the setting into a playful swamp themed experience, sponsored by Huntsville Airport.

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.

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 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.