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The Passport program provides visitors an opportunity to visit the area’s many attractions while saving on admission prices.
Enjoy that galaxy far, far away, where science meets imagination, along with original costumes & props from the six movies. The exhibition includes a Jedi Experience camp (for kids & adults) as well as IMAX & Star Wars related films that focus on the science behind creator George Lucas's fantasy worlds.
Bringing a previously unseen facet of art history to life, the Sellars Collection offers a unique opportunity to discover contributions of women artists forged during a period of struggle and little recognition. The largest public collection of its kind, many of the artists represented in the Collection studied at major academies, received accolades and awards and pioneered the way for those who would follow.
In Praise of America features approximately 40 paintings, sculptures and works on paper and includes engaging florals, still-lifes, portraits, genre scenes and landscapes reflecting different regions of the United States.
This education center is home to the nation's largest open-air butterfly house. Over 2,000 butterflies grace this 9,000 square foot structure. The nature center is also home to an assortment of critters including snakes, quail, hummingbirds, frogs, fish & turtles.
Featuring the multi-faceted work of distinctive Huntsville artist Kathy Chan, this exhibit will emphasize her exquisite jewelry, comprised of precious metals, gemstones & pearls & include examples of her painting & haute-couture fashion.
What will the world look like in 50 years? How about 1,000? No matter what we may predict we know one thing for sure, life & art will be different. This exhibit features selections from children, university students, art teachers/professors & professional artists from the Huntsville/Madison community.
Through hands-on interactive displays & modules, visitors can design their own trip to Mars. A 360-degree "Future Theatre" lets visitors look into the future of exploration & deep into space. The exhibit includes artifacts from the past & present space programs including space suits, a lunar rover tire, a camera, early fuel cells & space shuttle tiles.
Four main categories of clocks & watches from the 17th, 18th, 19th & 20th centuries will be representative of the major clock making countries of the world, both east & west. Makers that will be included are Junghans, Gustav Becker & Seth Thomas.
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.
Enjoy the Kid Zone with rock climbing wall, infatables, food & beverage vendors along with live music beginning at 3 PM.
ORSCA.
Amidst the increasing momentum of late 1920’s Germany’s National Socialism movement, American writer Clifford Bradshaw visits the teeming sociopolitical maelstrom that is Berlin. After making a few friends, through whom he negotiates affordable accommodations, he drops in at the sleazy Kit Kat Club and meets Sally Bowles, a starry-eyed English singer with whom he soon falls in love.
Meanwhile, romance also blossoms between a Jewish greengrocer, Herr Schultz, and Cliff’s elderly landlady, Fräulein Schneider, who become engaged. This decision proves challenging at best, given the increasing anti-Semitic influence of the Nazis—many of who are apparent “relatives” of the resident fille de joie, Fräulein Kost.
Overseeing the ebb and flow of the tumultuous action is the club’s Master of Ceremonies, who serves as both a Greek chorus of one and a constant metaphor for the current sociopolitical state of Weimar Germany. As he says, inside the Kit Kat Klub, life is beautiful. It is only in retrospect that a post-World War II world can see this as the determinedly blind leading the willingly blind.
The musical is adapted from the writings of Christopher Isherwood (“Goodbye to Berlin”) and “I Am a Camera,” the 1951 John Van Druten play it inspired.
Recommended for teens & adults.
Presented by the Huntsville Community Chorus
This is the third & final installment of the toe-tappin', bluegrass gospel musicians that have been charming audiences for over 20 years.
Join a local historian on a brilliantly narrated trolley
tour through Huntsville's Twickenham District.
Who is the angry ghost in the courthouse? What is the story behind the haunting tune phantom children sing while playing on Walker Street? Learn the answers to these questions & many more.
Come early for the best selection of local produce, eggs, meats, cheese, milk, honey, fresh herbs & home baked goods. Enjoy creations from local artisans including handmade cards, soaps, lotions, pottery, art & more.
More than 400 tons of sand will be trucked in & spread out over a 200-yard section of Fountain Circle. The party will include beach-like activities, concessions & piped-in music. Other features will be wading pools, the interactive fountain, inflatable bounces, beach umbrellas, sand toys & inflatable palm trees.
Families are encouraged to bring their favorite beach toys, towels & beach chairs & enjoy a day at the beach to help both EarlyWorks & the Gulf.
A portion of every admission will be donated to the Governor's Emergency Relief Fund.
Enjoy Arena Football.
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