The Tinsel Trail is a display of live Christmas trees in Downtown Huntsville that is free to attend and open all hours during the holiday season. Big Spring Park East and West will be full of…
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Built in 1819, a visit to Alabama’s oldest house museum will transport you through time to antebellum life in Huntsville. The house showcases exquisite nineteenth century antiques and furnishings…
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Photo Credit: Marty Sellers Just two miles from downtown Huntsville, tucked inside a residential area, you’ll find an interesting remnant of local history. Three Caves sits among the trees on Land…
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Huntsvolt is leading the (electric) charge in Huntsville and Madison County. They offer insight on finding the best electric vehicle charging stations, and how to make the most of your charge time…
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Whether it’s your first year or you’ve attended many times, it’s the perfect year to check out Earth Day at Hays Nature Preserve. The free celebration takes place on Saturday, April 23 from 10am -…
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February marks a month of endless exhibits of excellence! Serving as Black History Month, February presents phenomenal opportunities for education, entertainment, and engagement. Furthermore, it…
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What do you know about the cross on Round Top Mountain, located at Burritt on the Mountain? Rich Emanuel shared a story about this unique historic Huntsville destination that, as of December 2020, is…
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With over one million Space Camp alumni in the world, the alumni of Space Camp programs have gone on to work in a diverse set of career fields with incredibly unique specialties and talents. Space…
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Huntsville’s historically Black colleges are a vital part of African American history and heritage. The past, present and future of these illustrious institutions are sources of pride for…
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Editor’s Note: this article is repurposed from a presentation created by the Huntsville/Madison County Public Library What was the catalyst for the Civil War? In March of 1861, Abraham Lincoln…
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