Concerts on the Dock 2026

By Katelyn Henderson

Your Favorite Dock Concerts Are Back

One of Huntsville’s favorite laid-back concert series is back. Concerts on the Dock returns to Lowe Mill A&E this spring, bringing live music, community vibes, and Friday night fun to the East Lawn.

Set against the backdrop of Lowe Mill’s historic loading dock turned stage, this free concert series ($10 parking) is all about gathering together. Families, friends, and music lovers come out each week to enjoy performances from local, regional, and nationally recognized artists.

Picnics are welcome or you can get to Lowe Mill A&E early and grab something to eat from one of our many food and drink vendors to enjoy before the show.

Concerts on the Dock Lineup

May 1 – Adam Guthrie of Guthrie Echoes
May 8 – Whitesburg Picnic
May 15 – Jayne & the Huntsmen
May 22 – Walker Street Opry
May 29 – Cigar Box Guitar Festival Kickoff

Fall dates are also set for August 28 through September 25, giving you even more chances to catch a show later in the year.

Lowe Mille

What to Expect

Concerts on the Dock are free to attend, making them one of the most accessible ways to enjoy live music in Huntsville. Parking is available onsite for $10, so grab your crew and carpool if you can.

Bring a blanket or lawn chair, spread out on the grass, and settle in for the evening. Food and drinks will be available, and pets are welcome as long as they’re on a leash.

Make a Night of It

Come a little early and explore everything Lowe Mill has to offer. With more than 300 working artists, makers, and independent businesses, it’s easy to turn your concert night into a full evening out. Walk through the galleries, browse studios, and grab a bite before the music starts.

Concerts on the Dock is more than just a show, it’s a weekly reminder of how strong Huntsville’s creative community really is.

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.