But don’t be bored and go hibernate this winter. There is plenty to do.
We offer up a small selection of totally cool things to do in Huntsville this winter to warm up your social calendar.
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1. BLOW UP! Inflatable Contemporary Art
Open through January 24
BLOW UP is an exhibit at Huntsville Museum of Art that explores the imaginative ways that artists use air as a tool for creating large-scale sculpture.
2. Science Fiction, Science Future
Open through March 6
Created by the renowned Scitech Discovery Centre in Perth, Australia, Science Fiction, Science Future is a visually compelling exhibition that enables guests to develop a deeper understanding of how science fiction ideas and concepts of today could become the science reality of tomorrow.
3. Huntsville Chamber Music Guild presents Polish Baltic Philharmonic
January 15
Founded in 1945 on the heels of postwar Polish independence, The Polish Baltic Philharmonic is the largest music institution in northern Poland.
4. African American Pioneers and Innovators
January 18
Bring the entire family to learn about prominent African American scientists, engineers and inventors with science fair experiments and activities at Sci-Quest.
5. Voices of our Times with David E. Sanger, “American Power and the American Election”
January 23
The Huntsville Museum of Art, Voices of Our Times series will welcome back New York Times National Security Correspondent and bestselling author David E. Sanger. Sanger will discuss the country’s standing in the world as the election year opens. A reception will follow.
6. Superior Donuts
Jan 15-17, 21-23
This Theatre Huntsville play is a comedy-drama exploroing the challenges of embracing the past and the redemptive power of friendship
7. Mardi Gras Huntsville Grand Parade
February 6
Join the crowd for what is sure to be Huntsville’s GRAND Parade!
8. Mosaic of Love, Huntsville Master Chorale
February 13
Enjoy one of two performances of Broadway in Love, performed in celebration of Valentine’s Day.
9. FREE Family Concert: Carnival of the Animals presented by the Huntsville Symphony Orchestra
February 27
The Huntsville Symphony Orchestra’s 61st season takes us on a musical JOURNEY around the world, including the Carnival of the Animals free family event.
10. Blue Man Group presented by Broadway Theatre League
March 4 – 6
Escape the ordinary and surround yourself in an explosion of comedy, music, and technology. If you’ve never seen BLUE MAN GROUP, it’s a must-see.
11. Huntsville St. Patrick’s’ Day Parade
March 12
The 39th Annual Ellen McAnelly Memorial St. Patrick’s Day Parade presented by the Irish Society of North Alabama will be held in downtown Huntsville.
