This weekend in Madison, AL

Explore a community yard sale at Straight to Ale Brewing and Campus Grounds Coffee, set in the Biergarten with a mix of secondhand finds. Browse clothing, books, furniture, toys and more from sellers sharing their clean-out treasures. Free seller spots are available, and participants should bring their own table. The event encourages a kind, tidy atmosphere, and leftover items can be donated to keep useful goods moving to new homes.

A book sale offering secondhand books across fiction, nonfiction, and children's selections, along with surprising finds, all at great prices. Every purchase supports library programs, events, and community resources.

The Providence Market brings a wide range of goods to The Village of Providence. Browse produce, hot sauces, jellies including pepper jelly, honey, dog treats, bath and body products, sorbet, desserts, breads, jewelry, candles, and flowers, with more to discover throughout the market.

At Southeastern Divers, Inc, this event centers on specialty and technical training tailored to individual interests. Instruction is available in Drysuit, Full Face Mask, Deep, Night, Peak Performance Buoyancy, Search & 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, along with rebreather options that include Prism 2 Rebreather, O2ptima Backmount Rebreather, O2ptima Chestmount Rebreather, and SF2 Rebreather. Participants can focus on the skills that matter most to them by selecting the courses that match their goals.

Unicorn-themed mini photo sessions are available for moms, featuring short, focused shoots and whimsical sets. Packages include a Spirit-only session for $135, a Spirit session with one additional setting for $175, and a multi-set option with Spirit, TeePee, Floral Swing, and Tea Party for $250. The multi-set package also includes a 16x20 styrene-mounted print plus 10 to 15 digital images. Each session lasts about 10 to 15 minutes. A half deposit is required and is applied to the session fee. Wardrobe and hair accessories are provided as shown, or you can wear your own. Presented by LisaBelhaibar photography.

Crochet Club welcomes beginners and experienced crafters alike. Free basic lessons are available for anyone new to crochet, and while all ages are welcome, instruction is best suited for ages 10 and up. Despite the name, the gathering also welcomes portable crafts such as knitting, cross-stitch, and quilting, providing a place to work on projects with other crafters.

Discover practical ways to choose plants that suit your yard while supporting pollinators and local wildlife. This compact course introduces native species and shows how to incorporate them into a home landscape. Attendees explore how to balance ornamental selections with more naturalized options and how to steer clear of invasive plants. After an indoor session, the group heads outside for a tour of selected areas of the garden to see examples that flourish in residential spaces. For comfort outdoors, wear sturdy shoes and consider bringing a hat, sunscreen, and insect repellent. Capacity is limited.

Enjoy a watch party for West Virginia University’s football season opener against Coastal Carolina at Old Black Bear Brewing Company. WVU alumni and fans from the Rocket City and across North Alabama come together to show their gold and blue, order lunch, and cheer as a new season kicks off. It offers an easy way to connect with fellow supporters and share Mountaineer pride.

This weekly One Piece event has a $5 entry and includes a participation pack.

The Edison Weekly League welcomes players with a $7 entry. Loaner decks are available for anyone who wants to try the format, so newcomers and returning players can participate without bringing a deck. League Points are awarded for entering and for winning, rewarding both participation and strong play.

Straight to Ale hosts a monthly makers market in the Production Hall, showcasing local artists, makers, and small businesses. Browse handmade goods, artisan creations, and unique gift ideas while enjoying craft beer and food in a lively setting. It offers a simple way to support local talent, discover something new, and connect with the community.

This casual Commander gathering features simple prizing. The entry fee is $5, and participants earn a pack for every win recorded within their pod.

A weekly Yu-Gi-Oh! session centered on head-to-head dueling. The meetup is typically hosted in the Lucky Dice Loft.

An inviting evening for girls who enjoy Magic: The Gathering Commander, centered on community and fun with free entry. Bring a bracket 3 Commander deck; choosing a female commander fits the theme but is not required. If you prefer to relax and socialize, craft activities will be provided for a laid-back hangout.

Japanese Heritage Night at Toyota Field spotlights culture and community as the Trash Pandas host an evening honoring Japanese heritage. The night features themed entertainment, cultural highlights, and a memorable game of baseball.

The Market at MidCity celebrates its eighth season in Huntsville, showcasing local farmers, bakers, artisans, makers, growers, musicians, and more. The market has moved to a new spot adjacent to Tupelo Honey at MidCity. Each week, more than 50 local vendors gather so shoppers can support small businesses. In addition to an award-winning farmers market, there is live music, coffee and tea from Tour Les Jour, Perseus Sound Bar, Tupelo Honey, and Greenroom Coffee, adult beverages within the purple cup district, a wide variety of shopping, diverse cuisine, and occasional special guests to greet visitors.

Rocket Mustang Club presents a new first-Sunday Cruise-In at Sonic Drive-In, welcoming all vehicles and car clubs. Enjoy casual conversation, eye-catching rides, and the option to grab food and desserts while you visit. The meetup takes place every month, rain or shine, throughout the year. Each month the Sonic crew will choose a standout vehicle for a surprise gift or a food certificate. Please avoid burnouts, reckless driving, loud revving, and blasting music. Be courteous to the staff, tipping is encouraged, and keep the drive-through clear since the restaurant remains open to the public during the event.

Celebrate Halloween creativity with Dana in a hands-on class where you craft a ghost decoration to take home. Guided instruction is provided from start to finish, and no prior experience is required. All materials are included. Please bring an apron and a hand towel, plus a bit of Halloween flair.

The South Huntsville Knit and Crochet Group meets at the South Huntsville Public Library on the first Sunday of each month for knitting, crocheting, and conversation.

Clear space on your shelf and discover something new at a community tarot and oracle deck swap at Movement Massage & Breathwork. Bring decks you no longer use and trade for ones that better match your practice. Before the swap begins, the host will check each deck for completeness and authenticity, and attendees may browse the tables to decide on favorites in advance. To participate, gather any unwanted tarot or oracle decks, make sure every card and the guidebook are included, and package them neatly. Original boxes are not required, but decks should arrive in a bag or container and be free of strong or unpleasant odors. Pirated or copyright-infringing copies are not allowed, and the host may refuse any deck. Decks might be grouped by original MSRP to keep trading fair, and both tarot and oracle decks will be displayed together, so you may contribute one type and leave with the other. For each approved deck you contribute, you will receive a numbered slip. A random number generator will determine the order, and when your number is called you will choose quickly so the line keeps moving. Selections are final and values may vary, so plan to keep an open mind. There is no fee to participate, and observers are welcome to come see the range of decks on display. If you are unsure about a deck’s legitimacy, guidance is available on the event page, and SPARKLE Studio can help verify authenticity before the swap. After the main exchange wraps up, attendees are free to arrange private trades if a different match catches their eye.

Make up songs on the spot and dive into musical improv games in a PG-13 setting. This session is intended for ages 16 and older, and no singing or acting experience is required. Keyboard accompaniment will be provided so everyone can sing along throughout the activities.

Learn meditation through the Max Meditation System™, a method that brings together classical yoga techniques with modern psychology and Neuro-Linguistic Programming. Created by Gudni Gudnason, founder of the Modern Mystery School, it reflects 35 years of worldwide exploration of the mind, study with respected teachers in India and Tibet, and degrees in NLP and psychology from Europe. The structured approach aims to make deeper meditative states approachable, offering clear support for complete beginners as well as experienced meditators. It is well suited to anyone eager to learn, those who have struggled to meditate, or participants interested in trying new techniques. The fee is $10, and registration is required.

Enjoy a social game night at Maggie Meyer’s, centered on play and good company. Bring board or card games, or set up a console such as Xbox or PlayStation, then plug in and start playing, whether you are rolling dice or teaming up in digital matches. It offers a chance to meet fellow gamers and possibly find new teammates. Prefer something off-screen? A blind draw dart tournament takes place in the back of the bar. Signups are available, and there is a chance to win cash.

CancerSlug brings a hometown show to Rocket City Honky Tonk, joined by Property. General admission is $10 in advance or $15 on the day of the show. Tables are available at $60 for two or $100 for four. This event is for ages 21 and up.