Through May 2
Exhibition for Youth Art Month - This year marks the 23rd annual Youth Art Month
(YAM) exhibition of student artwork on view in the Grisham Gallery at the Huntsville Museum
of Art on Church St. This exhibition showcases nearly 200 exuberant works of art by youth in
kindergarten through grade 12 from Huntsville City, Madison City, Madison County, Athens
City, Limestone County, Decatur City, and Scottsboro City schools. (Also on display in the
Beck Meeting Room from March 7-14 is the Visual Arts Achievement Program (VAA)
Alabama’s District V). 17 Blue Ribbon Finalists of middle and high school works of art will be
displayed.
March 12 - September 30
Tremendous Treehouses - The Huntsville Botanical Garden, Bob Wallace Avenue,
proudly brings back Tremendous Treehouses as its' 2010 Spring/Summer Exhibit. Play,
climb and swing your way through fun, interactive hand-crafted tree houses for kids of all
ages. Explore a real log cabin in “Knotty Place,” get a feel for the old days at “Trading Post”
or swing and slide until your heart’s content at “Relaxation Station.” Over eleven
magnificent tree houses in all! Call (256) 830-4747.
Through November 30
Harmony Park Safari - Admission. 10 am to Sundown. Take Hobbs Island Road to 431
Cloud's Cove Road, Huntsville. Enjoy drive-through observation & feeding of free ranging
rare & endangered animals. Your self-guided tour also includes reptiles & amphibians from
around the world, as well as various species of fowl. Call (877) 726-4625.
Through December 19
Artist's Market - Saturdays. FREE! Noon to 4 pm. Lowe Mill, 2211 Seminole Drive
Huntsville. Local artists and others are invited to set up a booth at the Flying Monkey Arts
Center and sell their wares to the public. There will be art, jewelry, vintage clothing, records,
and more interesting things for sale inside our facility - safe from rain.
March 8
Rainbow Mountain Go Hike - FREE! 10 am. Avid hiker & Land Trust staff member Kim
Arnold, with her famous dog, Sparky, will take the lead on this fast paced hike that will be a
true aerobic exercise. If it rains the day before, participants are asked to meet at Weatherly
Elementary School for a five mile street hike. Call (256) 534-5263.
March 9
Family Fun Series: Circo Comedia - Admission. 6:30 pm. Von Braun Center Concert
Hall, 700 Monroe Street. Broadway Theatre League presents this family show that features
Jean Saucier & Patrick Cote performing their distinctive style of humor, acrobatic tricks,
daring feats, magic & eccentricity. Call (256) 518-6155.
March 10
Harlem Globetrotters - Admission charged. 7 pm in Von Braun Center Arena, 700
Monroe Street. For more information, call (256) 533-1953.
March 11
Huntsville Havoc vs. Fayetteville - Admission. 7:35 pm. Von Braun Center Arena, 700
Monroe Street. Call (256) 518-6160.
Civil War Presentation - FREE! 6:30 pm. The Elks Club, 725 Franklin Huntsville. "CIVIL
WAR IN ALABAMA FROM SUCCESSION TO THE WAR'S END" by Robert Bradley, author,
preservationist & curator at the Alabama Department of Archives & History who will discuss
the preparation for war, the succession, the breakout of hostilities, the inauguration of
Jefferson Davis, the home front, hardships, African-American regiments, battles, war's end &
reconstruction. Call (256) 890-0890.
Noon Time Concerts - FREE! 12:10-12:50 pm. St. Mary of the Visitation, 222 Jefferson
Huntsville. Call (256) 694-6650.
March 11- 13
Poke Sallet Follies (Athens) - 7 - 10 pm. Athens Senior Center. An annual dinner
theater offering a delicious meal and live entertainment. Call (256) 233-6412.
March 12
Irish Evening & Silent Auction - Admission. 6 pm. Von Braun Center North Hall, 700
Monroe Street. Guests will enjoy an evening of authentic Irish fare, melodic Celtic tunes &
Irish step dancin'. Call (256) 859-4900.
HCMG Paul Jacobs Concert - Admission. 7:30 pm. Trinity United Methodist Church
Sanctuary, 607 Airport Road. Presented by the Huntsville Chamber Music Guild.
Call (256) 824-6540.
March 13
An Irish Spring Concert - Admission. 3 & 7:30 pm. Randolph School Fine Arts Building,
4915 Garth Road. A concert featuring The Chorus in collaboration with the popular band,
"Slip-Jig." Tickets will be on sale at the HCCA office, 3312 Long Avenue.
Call (256) 533-6606.
Mischief & Mayhem Walking Tour - A new tour departing each Saturday morning March
- May, at 10 am from in front of Constitution Village. Local historians Rhonda Ford and
Jacque Reeves will thoroughly entertain you with information (some scandalous) about
Huntsville history you do not normally get on other tours.
Dixie Derby Girls Dodgeball Tournament - Admission. Noon. Lowe Mill Arts &
Entertainment, 211 Seminole Drive Huntsville. The Dixie Derby Girls host their 5th Annual
Dodgeball Tournament. Dust off those balls, get your team together, and join the mayhem!
Sophie Milman in Concert (Decatur) - Admission. Princess Theatre. Toronto based
jazz singer Sophie Milman makes a significant leap currently on her third album, taking
familiar songs into new territories and branching out by bringing pop songs into jazz
repertoire. The Canadian singer performed around the globe landmarks venues like the
Hollywood Bowl, the Kennedy Center and New York’s Note club, sharing stages with the likes
of Chick Corea, Chris Botti, and the Manhattan Transfer. Her second album “Make
Someone Happy” won the Juno Award for Jazz Vocal Album of the Year.
Call (256) 340-1778.
March 14
Moody Blues Concert - Admission. 8 pm. Von Braun Center Concert Hall, 700 Monroe
Street. All seats are reserved for $78, $65 & $47.50. Tickets are available at the VBC Box
Office, ticketmaster.com, by phone at 800 745-3000 and all Ticketmaster outlets.
Call (256) 533-1953.
Maple Hill Cemetery Tour - Admission. 2 pm every Sunday. Maple Hill Cemetery is a
treasury of Huntsville’s historic past. Burials date to the early 1800's and this sacred ground
serves as the final resting place to many people who shaped Alabama’s future. Jacque'
Reeves will take you on a walking tour that reveals the many fascinating, and mostly
forgotten, stories behind these people, as well as the headstones that are true works of art.
The Maple Hill Cemetery Tour will begin on Wells Avenue near the steps to the Unknown
Confederate Soldiers. A portion of the ticket sales will go to further restoration of damaged
headstones. Call (256) 509-3940. March through May.
More Later...
© HuntsvilleRocks.com All rights reserved. Contact Us
Exhibition for Youth Art Month - This year marks the 23rd annual Youth Art Month
(YAM) exhibition of student artwork on view in the Grisham Gallery at the Huntsville Museum
of Art on Church St. This exhibition showcases nearly 200 exuberant works of art by youth in
kindergarten through grade 12 from Huntsville City, Madison City, Madison County, Athens
City, Limestone County, Decatur City, and Scottsboro City schools. (Also on display in the
Beck Meeting Room from March 7-14 is the Visual Arts Achievement Program (VAA)
Alabama’s District V). 17 Blue Ribbon Finalists of middle and high school works of art will be
displayed.
March 12 - September 30
Tremendous Treehouses - The Huntsville Botanical Garden, Bob Wallace Avenue,
proudly brings back Tremendous Treehouses as its' 2010 Spring/Summer Exhibit. Play,
climb and swing your way through fun, interactive hand-crafted tree houses for kids of all
ages. Explore a real log cabin in “Knotty Place,” get a feel for the old days at “Trading Post”
or swing and slide until your heart’s content at “Relaxation Station.” Over eleven
magnificent tree houses in all! Call (256) 830-4747.
Through November 30
Harmony Park Safari - Admission. 10 am to Sundown. Take Hobbs Island Road to 431
Cloud's Cove Road, Huntsville. Enjoy drive-through observation & feeding of free ranging
rare & endangered animals. Your self-guided tour also includes reptiles & amphibians from
around the world, as well as various species of fowl. Call (877) 726-4625.
Through December 19
Artist's Market - Saturdays. FREE! Noon to 4 pm. Lowe Mill, 2211 Seminole Drive
Huntsville. Local artists and others are invited to set up a booth at the Flying Monkey Arts
Center and sell their wares to the public. There will be art, jewelry, vintage clothing, records,
and more interesting things for sale inside our facility - safe from rain.
March 8
Rainbow Mountain Go Hike - FREE! 10 am. Avid hiker & Land Trust staff member Kim
Arnold, with her famous dog, Sparky, will take the lead on this fast paced hike that will be a
true aerobic exercise. If it rains the day before, participants are asked to meet at Weatherly
Elementary School for a five mile street hike. Call (256) 534-5263.
March 9
Family Fun Series: Circo Comedia - Admission. 6:30 pm. Von Braun Center Concert
Hall, 700 Monroe Street. Broadway Theatre League presents this family show that features
Jean Saucier & Patrick Cote performing their distinctive style of humor, acrobatic tricks,
daring feats, magic & eccentricity. Call (256) 518-6155.
March 10
Harlem Globetrotters - Admission charged. 7 pm in Von Braun Center Arena, 700
Monroe Street. For more information, call (256) 533-1953.
March 11
Huntsville Havoc vs. Fayetteville - Admission. 7:35 pm. Von Braun Center Arena, 700
Monroe Street. Call (256) 518-6160.
Civil War Presentation - FREE! 6:30 pm. The Elks Club, 725 Franklin Huntsville. "CIVIL
WAR IN ALABAMA FROM SUCCESSION TO THE WAR'S END" by Robert Bradley, author,
preservationist & curator at the Alabama Department of Archives & History who will discuss
the preparation for war, the succession, the breakout of hostilities, the inauguration of
Jefferson Davis, the home front, hardships, African-American regiments, battles, war's end &
reconstruction. Call (256) 890-0890.
Noon Time Concerts - FREE! 12:10-12:50 pm. St. Mary of the Visitation, 222 Jefferson
Huntsville. Call (256) 694-6650.
March 11- 13
Poke Sallet Follies (Athens) - 7 - 10 pm. Athens Senior Center. An annual dinner
theater offering a delicious meal and live entertainment. Call (256) 233-6412.
March 12
Irish Evening & Silent Auction - Admission. 6 pm. Von Braun Center North Hall, 700
Monroe Street. Guests will enjoy an evening of authentic Irish fare, melodic Celtic tunes &
Irish step dancin'. Call (256) 859-4900.
HCMG Paul Jacobs Concert - Admission. 7:30 pm. Trinity United Methodist Church
Sanctuary, 607 Airport Road. Presented by the Huntsville Chamber Music Guild.
Call (256) 824-6540.
March 13
An Irish Spring Concert - Admission. 3 & 7:30 pm. Randolph School Fine Arts Building,
4915 Garth Road. A concert featuring The Chorus in collaboration with the popular band,
"Slip-Jig." Tickets will be on sale at the HCCA office, 3312 Long Avenue.
Call (256) 533-6606.
Mischief & Mayhem Walking Tour - A new tour departing each Saturday morning March
- May, at 10 am from in front of Constitution Village. Local historians Rhonda Ford and
Jacque Reeves will thoroughly entertain you with information (some scandalous) about
Huntsville history you do not normally get on other tours.
Dixie Derby Girls Dodgeball Tournament - Admission. Noon. Lowe Mill Arts &
Entertainment, 211 Seminole Drive Huntsville. The Dixie Derby Girls host their 5th Annual
Dodgeball Tournament. Dust off those balls, get your team together, and join the mayhem!
Sophie Milman in Concert (Decatur) - Admission. Princess Theatre. Toronto based
jazz singer Sophie Milman makes a significant leap currently on her third album, taking
familiar songs into new territories and branching out by bringing pop songs into jazz
repertoire. The Canadian singer performed around the globe landmarks venues like the
Hollywood Bowl, the Kennedy Center and New York’s Note club, sharing stages with the likes
of Chick Corea, Chris Botti, and the Manhattan Transfer. Her second album “Make
Someone Happy” won the Juno Award for Jazz Vocal Album of the Year.
Call (256) 340-1778.
March 14
Moody Blues Concert - Admission. 8 pm. Von Braun Center Concert Hall, 700 Monroe
Street. All seats are reserved for $78, $65 & $47.50. Tickets are available at the VBC Box
Office, ticketmaster.com, by phone at 800 745-3000 and all Ticketmaster outlets.
Call (256) 533-1953.
Maple Hill Cemetery Tour - Admission. 2 pm every Sunday. Maple Hill Cemetery is a
treasury of Huntsville’s historic past. Burials date to the early 1800's and this sacred ground
serves as the final resting place to many people who shaped Alabama’s future. Jacque'
Reeves will take you on a walking tour that reveals the many fascinating, and mostly
forgotten, stories behind these people, as well as the headstones that are true works of art.
The Maple Hill Cemetery Tour will begin on Wells Avenue near the steps to the Unknown
Confederate Soldiers. A portion of the ticket sales will go to further restoration of damaged
headstones. Call (256) 509-3940. March through May.
More Later...
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