This weekend in Madison County, AL

A track and field event takes place at Bob Jones High School in Madison, Alabama. Registration is available through Coach O. Related tags include track and field, AAU track and field, USATF, and Huntsville events.

An onsite tournament hosted at Westminster Christian Academy brings together students in grades 3 through 8 for a day of teamwork, friendly competition, and hands-on fun. The schedule features both an individual test and a team test, with individual and team awards presented at each grade level. Teams can include up to five students, and the fee is $15 per participant. Alongside the contests, participants can enjoy interactive games and activities that encourage problem solving and collaboration. It suits students aiming for top honors as well as those seeking a motivating academic challenge.

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.

At GigaParts Huntsville, a Halloween-themed maker’s market invites makers, creators, 3D printing enthusiasts, and families to spend the day exploring local talent, hands-on demos, friendly contests, giveaways, and kid-friendly fun. Connect with local makers and vendors while browsing the projects and products they have on display. A representative from eufyMake will run live demonstrations of the Anker eufyMake E1 to showcase what UV 3D-texture printing can achieve. Attendees may pick up a Maker’s Market punch card, visit participating vendors, and complete it for a chance to be entered into a special giveaway. The 3D Print Contest welcomes standout large-scale, intricate, or especially imaginative prints, with all entries displayed in a 3D Print Museum where visitors vote and a $30 GigaParts gift card goes to the winner. Families can tackle a skeleton scavenger hunt around the store for a spooky surprise, and kids can decorate a 3D-printed miniature at the Paint a Ghoul station using acrylic markers to take home. The day also features a Maker’s Ice Cream Social that encourages conversation about projects, with free ice cream available while supplies last. It is a single day filled with things to make, see, and do.

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.

This local Pokemon event has a $5 entry fee.

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.

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.

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.

Open interviews are being held for mobile food and beverage crew roles supporting Kona Ice, Travelin’ Tom’s Coffee, and Beverly Ann’s. Candidates who are friendly, dependable, and energetic, and who enjoy working with people, are a strong fit for these positions. The work is on the move and fast paced, with each day bringing something different while serving the community. This session offers a chance to meet the hiring team and learn more about the roles.

NOSICDZ and Good Timez Billiards present a fall festival headlined by Soulja Boy, with special guest Fabo, plus Easton and Dem Franchize Boys. Expect a throwback soundtrack packed with 2000s favorites that keep everyone dancing and singing along, including Crack That, Lean Wit It, Rock Wit It, Swag Surfin and more. Tickets are available, and villas or cabanas can be reserved. For show and ticket information, call 256-872-2808.

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.