You thought summer was packed with things to do? Well, the weather is cooling down and our calendar is heating up! Here’s a guide to 13 things to do in Huntsville this fall, and a bunch of them are FREE!
1. Scarecrow Trail @ Huntsville Botanical Garden
“Once Upon A Time” is the theme for the Huntsville Botanical Gardens 2014 Scarecrow Trail where you can see your favorite, fun storybook or nursery rhyme characters. Hint- these aren’t just scarecrows, they are art!
Concerts on the Dock are a free, eclectic Friday night concert series. And, they are family and pet friendly, so bring your dog leashes, lawn chairs, dancing shoes and hula hoops!
6. The Neverending Story presented by Fantasy Playhouse
I LOVED this story as a child and now I can’t wait to share it with my children. OK, I really just can’t wait to see the adventure unfold again. But this time, live on stage! Thanks Fantasy Playhouse!
What makes the Maple Hill Cemetery Stroll so interesting is that it’s hosted by dead people. Well, not actual dead people. But rather live people dressed up like the historic figures in the cemetery and telling their stories.
Take a parking space. Add a bench, a tree, sand, a game of twister, wind chimes, grass, art, … let your imagination run wild! Welcome to Pop-Up Parks. Move out the cars. Bring in the humans.
A delight for your tastebuds, the 40th Annual Taste of Huntsville continues the tradition of providing “Tastes” of the foods served at restaurants throughout Madison County.
Video Games Live was created by the gaming industry and features the best in game music, performed by the orchestra, combined with synchronized lighting, video, live action, and audience interactivity.
Tinsel Trail is a display of live Christmas trees in Downtown Huntsville during the holiday season. Look for some changes and fun additions for the 2014 Tinsel Trail!
