5 Things to do This Weekend: November 1

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5 Things to do This Weekend: November 1-3: Randolph Schools Under the Christmas Tree Market Under the Christmas Tree Market

@ Von Braun Center South Hall, Friday & Saturday, 10am – 7 pm, Sunday, 12 noon – 5pm

It’s a holiday shopping extravaganza! Don’t miss this 29th annual event that will be bigger and better than ever. Featuring more than 75 unique merchants, special events include special guest presenter Amanda LeBlanc of “The Amandas”, who will share secrets to perfect organization, a Gingerbread house decorating event for children, Breakfast with Santa, photos with Santa, entertainment and more! It’s a holiday shopping extravaganza! Don’t miss this 29th annual event that will be bigger and better than ever.

Under the Christmas Tree Website  |  Facebook  |  Event Information


 

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5 Things to do This Weekend: November 1-3; Lowe Mill Concerts on the Dock FREE Concerts on the Dock: Blu Lite Band

@ Lowe Mill, Friday 6-9pm

Lowe Mill’s most popular and well-attended events are their Concerts on the Dock. And, this is the LAST ONE of the season!  So, come enjoy the blues of the Blu Lite Band this Friday night and get a relaxing start to your weekend in an environment filled with other friendly people.  Bring a blanket and a cooler, enjoy some live music, and be sure to visit the amazing Lowe Mill studios to see some art while you are there!  Concerts on the Dock are always FREE but they collect a $2.00 suggested donation for parking. Please carpool!!!

Lowe Mill Website  |  Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Event Information


 

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5 Things to do This Weekend: November 1-3: Burritt on the Mountain Burritt Bash 2nd Annual Burritt Bash!

@ Baron Bluff- Burritt on the Mountain, Friday 6-10pm

It’s going to be a party on the Bluff at the 2nd Annual Burritt Bash! Featuring “A Taste of Alabama Food”, you will enjoy Alabama ingredients including Gulf shrimp and grits, Elkmont Mac and cheese, and Rocket City BBQ sliders. You’re also in for brews and Burrittini’s in the best outdoor setting in Huntsville. Warm yourself in the crisp autumn evening beside our bluff-side fire-pits, dance to the live music of Cousin Boogie and create your own gourmet s’mores!  Yum!!

Burritt on the Mountain Website  |  Facebook  |  Event Information


 

5 Things-4 5 Things to do This Weekend: November 1-3: North Alabama Fall Color Special Fall Color Special Ride

@ North Alabama Railroad Museum, Saturday 10am & 1pm

This is the time of year when the leaves put on a show for us, and there’s nothing like a scenic train trip through the colorful foliage on the Mercury & Chase Railroad.  The large train windows create the perfect picture frame for the colors of autumn. Be sure your camera batteries are charged as you travel along five miles of track in search of colorful trees and falling leaves.

North Alabama Railroad Museum Website  |  Facebook  |  Event Information


5 Things-5 5 Things to do This Weekend: November 1-3: The Total Money Makeover Live! The Total Money Makeover LIVE!

@ The Rock Family Worship Center, Saturday 1-4pm

Still catching up from sequester, furlough, or a layoff?  Speaker Chris Hogan presents Dave Ramsey’s The Total Money Makeover Live!  Hogan, one of Ramsey’s leading financial counselors and nationally recognized speakers, will give your family common sense money principles to get out of debt and build wealth. This fun and entertaining event has useful information for people of all ages.

Dave Ramsey Website |  Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Event Information

 


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