5 Things to do This Weekend – August 25

By We Are Huntsville

5 Things to do This WeekendEnjoy these 5 fun things to do this weekend!

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1 Things to do Fidos After Five

@ Huntsville Botanical Garden, Monday – Thursdays, 5 pm

The all new Fidos After Five invites the pooches to enjoy the Garden. Leash up Rover, pack a snack and head out for a tail waggin good time. $1/pooch per visit or purchase a $10 Paws Pass for the season. Garden admission or membership for humans.

Huntsville Botanical GardenEvent Information


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FREE  Muthead Madden ’18 Launch Party

@ VBC Propst Arena, Friday 8/25, 5 – 10 pm

Curse and Muthead launch EAs Madden game with a food truck rally, games, and giveaways! Lawyer Milloy will attend and sign autographs for the fans. All ages and families welcome.

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5 Things-3

FREE  Movies in the Park: Inside Out

@ Big Spring Park, Friday, 8/25, 5:30 pm

Arrive early to get a spot in front of the big screen in Big Spring Park East and take part in the kid’s corner activities. Food trucks will be on site.

Historic Huntsville Foundation | Event Information


5 Things-4

FREE  Twickenham Fest – Opening Night Concert

@ Church of the Nativity, Friday, 8/25, 7:30 pm

Opening night of this summer chamber music festival. The festival takes place all weekend with various events. Reservations are required to guarantee a seat.

Twickenham Fest | Event Information


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Super Saturdays – Native Americans of the Southeast

@ Burritt on the Mountain, Saturday 8/26, 10 am – 4 pm

Learn about Native Americans of 1800s Alabama – what tribes lived in our area, what their lifestyle was like. Experience the Trail of Tears simulation, learn to write using Sequoyah’s Cherokee alphabet and make a Native American craft. Included in admission.

Burritt on the Mountain | Event Information


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5 Things to do This Weekend – August 25

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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.