5 Things to do This Weekend – September 2-4

By Katelyn Henderson

This weekend is going to be a great one! Where will we find you? 

Things to do This Weekend in Huntsville, AL – September 2-4

1. Concerts on the Dock

Date: Friday, September 2
Time: 6 pm
Location: Lowe Mill
Event Information

Alan Little will be performing at this free concert at Lowe Mill – $5 parking. 

2. Huntsville Ghost Walk

Date: September 2 & 3
Time: 6 pm
Location: Harrison Brothers Hardware
Event Information

Friday and Saturday nights in September and October. Walking tours are $10 for adults, $5 for kids 12 and under. Reservations are required.

3. Hats & Sundresses Wine Festival

Date: Saturday, September 3
Time: 2 – 9 pm
Location: Robyn’s Winery
Event Information

25 different wines coupled with a barbeque dinner. Entertainment provided by DJ Marc Lacy with a live band featuring Shawn Sounds of NBC’s “The Voice.”

4. Hells Bells Tribute to AC/DC

Dates: Saturday, September 3
Time: 7 pm – 11pm
Location: Furniture Factory
Event Information

Hells Bells the #1 AC/DC Tribute band will be at Furniture Factory Bar & Grill. Patio opens 6:30, Dj Danny C starts 7pm, Hells Bells 9pm. Tickets required, 21+ event.

5. Jazz in the Park

Dates: Sunday, September 4
Time: 5 – 9pm
Location: Big Spring Park East
Event Information

Jemison High Jazz Band, John Stoddart, and Ragan Whiteside performing in the first Jazz in the Park of the season!

Huntsville Music Month

It is officially Huntsville Music Month and 4 of the events we have chosen this week have music elements. Be sure to support the local music industry! Check out the new Music Calendar

For even more stuff to do, check out our Events Calendar!

Katelyn Henderson

Katelyn Henderson is the founder of We Are Huntsville and a content marketing strategist with a passion for connecting people to the places, businesses, and events that make North Alabama special. Through storytelling, digital marketing, and community partnerships, she helps local organizations grow while celebrating the region she calls home.