5 Things to do this Weekend – March 24

By We Are Huntsville

5 Things to do March 24 5 things to do this Spring weekend!

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Community Conversations – Greg Iles

@ Huntsville/ Madison County Main Public Library, Friday 3/24, 7 pm

A  conversation with author Greg Iles. Tickets are $25 and all proceeds benefit the Huntsville-Madison County Public Library system.

Huntsville/ Madison County Main Public LibraryEvent Information


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FREE  Street Style Gathering  Rescheduled to April 1

@ Downtown Huntsville, Saturday 3/25, 10 am – 2 pm

The Alabama Fashion Alliance and DHI created the Street Style Gathering to bring even more spring shopping to Downtown Huntsville! Boutiques will be popping up all around the Square with clothing, shoes, accessories, beauty products, and more!

Event Information


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Brews & Blooms

@ Huntsville Botanical Garden, Saturday 3/25, 5 – 7 pm

Enjoy craft brew samplings from Madison County’s favorite breweries in the beauty of the Garden. Appetizers will compliment the tasting along with music during this fun afternoon. Members $30; Non-Members $35. Must be 21+.

Huntsville Botanical GardenEvent Information


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Swingin’ with the Sweethearts; A Celebrations of the 50’s and 60’s

@ Lowe Mill A&E, Saturday 3/25, 3 – 5 pm

The Rocket City Sweethearts will be singing all your favorite songs from the flirty fifties and swingin’ sixties! Tickets $15.

Lowe Mill A&EEvent Information


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A Painter in the Orchestra: Copland on Canvas presented by Huntsville Symphony Orchestra

@ UAHuntsville Roberts Recital Hall, Sunday 3/26, 3:30 pm

Local artist Pamela Willis will collaborate with the HSO to interpret Copland on canvas, letting the music inspire her artistry in real time. Tickets are $20.

Huntsville Symphony Orchestra | Event Information


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5 Things to do this Weekend – March 24

We Are Huntsville

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