5 fun things to do this weekend in Huntsville!
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Huntsville Christmas Parade
@ Downtown Huntsville, Thursday 12/1, 6 pm
The theme this year is “Dr. Seuss!” The Sweeplings and Jordy Searcy will be there with Santa and Mrs. Claus to make the parade complete!
Kris Kringle’s Candlelight Christmas
@ Burritt on the Mountain, Friday 12/2 & Saturday 12/3, 5 – 9 pm
The star-lit mountain will be mirrored by more than 600 candles, adding to the nostalgic feel of the holidays. Music, cider, cookies, and tasty figgy pudding to enjoy. Members $2; Non-Members general admission.
Burritt on the Mountain | Event Information
Fantasy Playhouse Children’s Theater Presents: A Christmas Carol
@ VBC Playhouse, Opening Friday 12/2 for 10 performances
This Huntsville Holiday tradition is back with a fresh interpretation of the Dickens’ classic! Audiences of all ages are invited to follow Ebenezer Scrooge on a ghostly musical journey through his past, present and future, as he receives the most important Christmas gift of all- redemption through the power of love. Tickets $15 – $20.
Fantasy Playhouse | Event Information
Nutcracker, A Yuletide Ballet
@ Lee High School, Friday 11/2 – Sunday 12/4
This traditional classical ballet will delight the entire family. Directed by David Herriott and Keren Gibb Hilliard. Tickets $12 – $18.
Alabama Youth Ballet | Event Information
Madison Christmas Tree Display & Lantern Parade
@ Downtown Madison, Friday 12/2, 5:30 pm
Participants will meet at Ole’ Black Bear then parade down Main Street with their lanterns, to the Christmas Trees on the west end of Main Street. As they reach the trees, they will officially light-up!
Huntsville Gallery Tour
@ Participating Galleries, Thursday 12/1, 5 pm
An amazing opportunity to visit Huntsville’s premiere galleries and enjoy music, food and of course, art!
Huntsville Galleries | Event Information
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