5 Things to do This Weekend – September 29

By We Are Huntsville

5 things to do this weekend september 29 Here are 5 fun things things to do this weekend in Huntsville!

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1 Things to do

FREE  Serenading the Seasons

@ Huntsville Botanical Garden, Thursday 9/29, 6 – 8 pm

Enjoy the Classical Prevailing Winds Flute Ensemble in the shade of the Cedar Glade. Grab the lawn chairs and a picnic dinner.

Huntsville Botanical Garden | Event Information


5 Things-2 Maria Howard Weeden Exhibit Opens

@ Burritt on the Mountain, Friday 9/30

Many of Miss Weeden’s stunning watercolor portraits will be on display, along with additional watercolor and oil paintings, pencil sketches, illuminated poems and more. Included in admission.

Burritt on the Mountain | Event Information


5 Things-3

FREE  Concerts on the Dock with Nick Dittmeier and the Sawdusters

@ Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment, Friday 9/30, 6 – 9 pm

Free, family-friendly series is all about creating a laid back atmosphere. Bring chairs, picnics, friends, and pets on a leash. $2 donation for parking.

Lowe Mill A&E | Event Information


5 Things-4

When the Spirits Walk Murder Mystery Dinner

@ Huntsville Depot Roundhouse, Friday 9/30, 6 – 8 pm

The Black Widow of Hazel Green is on trial for the attempted murder of her neighbor, Abner Tate. The year is 1855, and Dinner (and spirits) will be served. $35 per person.

Event Information


5 Things-5

FREE  Madison Street Festival

@ Downtown Madison, Saturday 10/1, 9 am – 4 pm

Parade, children’s area with arts & crafts, a petting zoo, magician, puppets and inflatables, entertainment, arts & crafts, expositions and demonstrations, vendors. Admission is free – food and drink for purchase.

Event Information


bonus!

Alabama A&M Homecoming Celebration Week


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5 Things to do This Weekend – September 29

We Are Huntsville

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