5 Things to do This Weekend – July 21

By We Are Huntsville

5 Things to do This WeekendHere are your 5 things to do this weekend!

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1 Things to do

Prehistoric Dinner and a Movie

@ Huntsville Botanical Garde, Friday 7/21, 6 pm

6pm – Hot Dog Dinner, 7:30 pm – Admission & Concessions Open for Movie, 8:15 “The Good Dinosaur” movie in the amphitheater. Tickets $5 – $40, depending on activity.

Huntsville Botanical Garden | Event Information


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FREE  Battle of the Food Truck All Stars

@ Big Spring Park, Friday 7/21, 5 – 9 pm

The next Battle of the Food Truck All Stars is back at Church Street in Big Spring Park. 12 Food trucks, music, and fun. Don’t forget to vote.

Event Information


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See a Show


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The Science of Rock N’ Roll

@ U.S. Space & Rocket Center, opens Sunday 7/23

“The Science of Rock N’ Roll,” is an interactive exhibition unlike anything you’ve ever experienced. It’s the ultimate collaboration between rock ‘n roll, science and nerd-dom! Included in admission.

U.S. Space & Rocket Center | Event Information


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City Lights and Stars featuring KUSH

@ Burritt on the Mountain, Friday 2/21, 7:30 pm

Huntsville’s own KUSH is back at Burritt for a concert with the best view in town. Ticketsat the gate are $15. Admission for children 12 & under is $5.

Burritt on the Mountain | Event Information


 bonus!John James Audubon’s The Birds of America

@ Huntsville Museum of Art, opens Sunday 7.23

This exhibition presents 24 of the 435 prints comprising the best-known work of 19th-century American naturalist John James Audubon. The works on view are from the private collection of Kathy and Michael Mouron of Birmingham, Alabama and are being shown publicly in this region for the first time.

Huntsville Museum of Art | Event Information


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5 Things to do This Weekend – July 21

We Are Huntsville

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.