19 Things You Can Not Miss This October in Huntsville! (And 5 of Them are FREE!)

By We Are Huntsville

19 Things You Can Not Miss in October

It’s October and our calendar is SO jam-packed that we had a hard time picking just a few events to highlight. Please visit our calendar to see what else is happening this month.

Happy October!

 

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1. Broadway Theatre League presents Motown the Musical

October 10 – 15

MOTOWN THE MUSICAL is Broadway’s record-breaking smash hit that tells the true story behind the beat that changed minds, touched lives, and took the world by storm. Tickets start at $45.


2. Fantasy Playhouse Children’s Theater Presents: 
School House Rocks

October 13 – 15

Your favorite, award-winning cartoon series leaps from the screen to the stage in this toe-tapping musical adaptation. Tickets $15.


3. IMP’s Young Frankenstein

October 13 – 15 & 19-21

Based on Mel Brook’s film of the same name, Young Frankenstein is a hilarious and bawdy musical. Tickets are $20 – $30.


4. Battle of the Food Truck All Stars Breakfast Edition

October 14

Food truck breakfast at A.M. Booth’s Lumberyard.


FREE

5. Old Town Historic District Walking Tour

October 14

Join Huntsville residents Mike and Cathy Self on a tour through Huntsville’s Old Town district of Victorian homes.


FREE

6. Maple Hill Cemetery Stroll

October 15

Over 70 characters ‘come alive’ as you visit their gravesites and hear their stories. One of Huntsville’s favorite events.


FREE

7. Pop Up Parks

October 19 – 29

Parking spaces in Downtown Huntsville become unique, one-of-a-kind parks during Pop Up Parks.


8. 42nd Annual Taste of Huntsville

October 19

50+ local food and beverage providers for the best night Huntsville Eats anywhere! Theme is “Tailgate with a Taste”! Tickets start at $30.


9. Listen Local Huntsville VIII

October 19

Lamont Landers, Ricky J Taylor, and Wanda Wesolowski will be hosted by Alan Little for a not-to-be-missed listening room performance Tickets $20.


10. Pro Bono Brews

October 20

Benefiting the Madison County Volunteer Lawyers Program and Free the Hops, Pro Bono Brews is a casual event showcasing premier craft beers from over fifteen Alabama breweries.


11. Carmina Burana presented by Huntsville Symphony Orchestra

October 20

Music Director and Conductor Gregory Vajda with guest artists the Huntsville Community Chorus. Tickets start at $15.


12. Huntsville Ballet Company – Unplugged feat. Phantom of the Opera

October 20 – 22

The world premiere of Phantom of the Opera – The Ballet, choreographed by Huntsville Ballet Company’s Artistic Director, Phillip Otto. Tickets start at $20.


13. 14th Annual Liz Hurley Ribbon Run

October 21

Proceeds from this year’s run will be used to purchase a second 3D tomosynthesis mammography machine.


14. Vienna Boys Choir in Concert

October 21

The Huntsville Chamber Music Guild Celebrity Concert Series brings this legendary choir to town. Tickets start at $15.


FREE

15. Moondust Big Band

October 21

“Howl at the Moondust” is a live radio show inspired by the 1938 radio broadcast of H.G. Wells’ “War of the Worlds.”


FREE

16. LIT

October 21

4th Annual LIT (Light + Innovation + Technology) in Downtown Huntsville with light-inspired activities, games, and food trucks.


17. Above and Beyond

All Month

“Above and Beyond” challenges guests to learn about the new ways airplanes and spacecraft are designed and built with methods like 3D printing, creative wing shapes and lighter materials.


18. Hunt + Gather

October 28

Hunt+Gather (H+G) is a brand new annual juried & curated artisan & makers market, featuring artisans, makers, creators, & innovators from North Alabama & the Tennessee Valley!


19. Folklife Festival

October 28

Folklife festival will showcase craftspeople, artists and presenters who will share their knowledge about the traditions, skills, handicrafts and arts of our region during the 1800s and early 1900s.


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19 Things You Can Not Miss This October in Huntsville! (And 5 of Them are FREE!)

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This article was originally published by Our Valley Events. Some information may no longer be current, so we recommend verifying dates, times, and details with the event organizer or subject.