Events Calendar for Huntsville and North Alabama

SPARKLE Studio will close for 2 hours every Wednesday for a FREE community gathering focused on witchy friendship, sharing, and networking. We now meet in Studio 1047, UAH Project Space, on the first floor of the north building; park by Door 2. Arrive any time between 4 and 7, and feel free to bring adult beverages or snacks to share. The meeting ends at 7 when Lowe Mill closes to the public. What we do is up to you—share skills, craft, relax, or suggest new ideas. Bring a loving spirit, as our space is all-inclusive and welcoming to everyone.

FREE Family Movie Nights at Field Day!
Showtimes start at 6 PM—come early, grab dinner, and snag the best seat before
the show starts!

September Showings:
Sep. 3: The Sandlot (PG)
Sep. 10: Zootopia (PG)
Sep. 17: The Goonies (PG)
Sep. 24: Trolls (PG)

The Greene Street Market at Nativity opens for its 15th season beginning May 1. It will take place every Thursday afternoon starting at 3 pm through the end of October. You're invited to meet the farmers who grow your food, listen to live music, and pick out a dinner to take home! The Market features locally grown vegetables, fruit, cheeses, crafts, and artisan made goods. Information at green (e) street market.com and on facebook.

Biergarten is back at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center! Each Thursday from 5 to 7:30 p.m., the Rocket Center is serving authentic German food and beverages under the Saturn V Moon Rocket in the Davidson Center for Space Exploration. The event is open to the public and a different community non-profit is featured each week. Information at RocketCenter.Com.

The College of Education, Sport, and Human Sciences, together with the UAH Ability Sport Network, will host speaker and author Zach Anner on September 11 from 5 to 7 p.m. on the UAH campus. Anner will share his personal story. This event is open to the public. Information at: (256) 824-2186.

A safe, welcoming yoga program created just for women veterans. Our trauma-sensitive classes focus on gentle movement, mindful breathing, and relaxation—helping you release stress, ease pain, and reconnect with yourself.
Free classes, mats provided
Accessible for all levels (chair yoga available)
Supportive community of women who understand
It’s not about touching your toes—it’s about finding your balance.
Information at: https://InvisibleWarriors.org

The public is invited to a 6-week wellness program for cancer patients and their families on Thursday evenings from August 7 to September 11. Weekly sessions include topics like art therapy, nutrition, mental health, yoga, exercise, and side effect management. Led by local specialists, the program offers support for physical, emotional, and mental wellbeing during treatment and recovery. Hosted by the YMCA, Clearview Cancer Institute, and Russell Hill Cancer Foundation.

The League of Women Voters of the Tennessee Valley and the Alabama Disability Advocacy Program will host a Disability Voting Rights Week (DVRW) event on Saturday, September 13, 2025, from 12–4 p.m. at Lowe Mill Arts & Entertainment (2211 Seminole Dr. SW, Huntsville, AL 35805), in the First Floor Connector Space.

Community partners include RevUp Alabama, Huntsville Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Girl Scouts of North Central Alabama, Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind (AIDB), National Federation of the Blind of Alabama, New Disabled South, Lift Our Vote, ACLU Alabama, and others.

The Greater Huntsville Chapter of the American Guild of Organists will present an informal lecture recital exploring the pipe organ, piano, and harpsichord. The event takes place Saturday, September 13, 2025, at 2:00 p.m. in the sanctuary of First Presbyterian Church Huntsville, 307 Gates Avenue SE. It is free and open to the public. More information is available at agohsv.org.

Hey y’all — it’s officially go time!
Tickets are now on sale for An Autumn Affair: The Last Hoedown and trust us, this is one night you’ll want to be front row for (or at least near the mashed potatoes ).
Get your boots ready, practice your line dancing, and show up with your stomachs empty — because the food will be hot, the music will be jumpin’, and the mystery... well, let’s just say things are about to get real interesting under the harvest moon.
Date: Sept. 13th
Location: A.M. Booth’s Lumberyard – Huntsville, AL
Time: Doors open at 6:30 PM | Show starts at 7 PM
Tickets: thebluemelody.com
DRESS CODE: Channel your inner small-town fall vibes — Think flannel, denim, boots, fringe, cozy sweaters, hats, and all things harvest chic. Bonus points if your outfit’s got secrets.
We’ll see you at the Lumberyard. Don’t be late — secrets don’t like to wait.

The Huntsville-Madison County Historical Society is hosting its Fall meeting on Sunday, September 14, at 2:00pm at the Downtown Huntsville Library. A panel of speakers will discuss "80 Years After the Allied Victory and the End of World War II." Information at HMCHS.org.

Asbury Church and Trinity Baptist Church in Madison, AL are excited to announce their collaborative work featuring two special evenings of music designed to draw listeners closer to the heart of God. The “Music for Sacred Spaces” concert will feature uplifting songs led by both church choirs and the Asbury Orchestra, with song selections of soulful reflection and joyful celebration. Both concerts are free and open to the public as part of the churches’ ongoing commitment to serving the community through music and fellowship.

The Downtown Rescue Mission is excited to mark 50 years of service to our community with an Anniversary Celebration featuring five-time GRAMMY nominee, Matthew West. We invite you join us to celebrate this milestone on Tuesday, September 16, 2025, at the Von Braun Center.

Since 1975, the Mission has served as a place of hope for the homeless, offering meals, shelter, life transformation programs and more. It’s a place where broken stories are met with compassion and transformed by hope. Our anniversary celebration will honor this legacy.

This is a ticketed event with two options:
Lunch (11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.) featuring comedian Mike Williams
Dinner (6:00 – 9:00 p.m.) featuring a special performance by five-time GRAMMY nominee, Matthew West and entertainment by Mike Williams

The Downtown Rescue Mission is celebrating 50 years of service. The community is invited to a 50th Anniversary Celebration on Tuesday, September 16th, at the Von Braun Center–Saturn Ballroom. Choose from two event options: a lunch at 11:00 a.m. featuring special guest, Mike Williams and a dinner at 6:00 p.m., featuring entertainment by Matthew West and Mike Williams. All proceeds benefit the Downtown Rescue Mission. Information at downtownrescuemission.org.

We’ve launched a brand-new monthly concert series with our friends at The Lumberyard, Valley Sounds Live! Join us every 3rd Tuesday from 7-9 PM, just after the Farm Hub event, for live local music, community connections, and a little public radio flair.

Our next show on September 16th features The Dawn Osborne Band, a band that swirls soul, rock, blues and jazz into a high-energy music cocktail. With Dawn's incredible voice leading the way, they aim for the heart and brain, and never miss.

This event is free & open to the public. Enjoy drinks, WLRH swag, and some surprise moments in between set.

The Huntsville Women's Tennis Association supports tennis in north Alabama for adult women 18 and older. The Roselyn Donnelly Fall Charity Tennis Tournament will be held September 17–21 at the Huntsville Tennis Center, featuring Combo and Mixed events for men and women. Information at playtennis.usta.com/tournaments or at (20+) HWTA - Huntsville Women's Tennis Association | Facebook.

English as a second language classes will begin August 6 at Weatherly Heights Baptist Church. Classes are every Wednesday morning from 930 to noon. Instruction includes grammar and conversation for all levels as well as preparation for taking the US citizenship test. Childcare for preschoolers and some transportation is provided. No registration is required. Evening and zoom class information is available at 256-656-3173 or weatherlyesl@gmail.com.

SPARKLE Studio will close for 2 hours every Wednesday for a FREE community gathering focused on witchy friendship, sharing, and networking. We now meet in Studio 1047, UAH Project Space, on the first floor of the north building; park by Door 2. Arrive any time between 4 and 7, and feel free to bring adult beverages or snacks to share. The meeting ends at 7 when Lowe Mill closes to the public. What we do is up to you—share skills, craft, relax, or suggest new ideas. Bring a loving spirit, as our space is all-inclusive and welcoming to everyone.

Our monthly meetup is a relaxed, welcoming space where women veterans can connect, share experiences, and build community. Each month features:

Peer connection: Swap stories, tips, and encouragement with fellow women veterans
Guest speakers & workshops: From wellness to career, personal growth, and resources
Refreshments & social time: Casual, low-pressure, and supportive

Whether you’re new to the area, returning to civilian life, or just need a community that understands, our monthly meetup is a safe place to recharge, connect, and feel at home. Information at: invisiblewarriors.org

FREE Family Movie Nights at Field Day!
Showtimes start at 6 PM—come early, grab dinner, and snag the best seat before
the show starts!

September Showings:
Sep. 3: The Sandlot (PG)
Sep. 10: Zootopia (PG)
Sep. 17: The Goonies (PG)
Sep. 24: Trolls (PG)