Winter in Huntsville, Alabama is mild. You can still get outdoors and explore more than 100 miles of trails we have just minutes from the heart of the city. Beeches will cling to their orange leaves…
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Not sure when to visit Huntsville? Hopefully this guide to some of our monthly highlights and recommend activities will pinpoint your perfect time of year to check out all our region has to offer…
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Since 1948 Tate Farms Cotton Pickin’ Pumpkin Patch has offered wholesome outdoor fall fun for the Huntsville area. Tate Farms isn’t just a pumpkin and gourd patch: it’s a working farm growing cotton…
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Fall is in the air: light jackets, apple cider, pumpkin everything and scarecrows ! In the months of September and October, the Huntsville Botanical Garden puts those scarecrows front and center…
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September in Alabama... the evenings can decide to be a bit sultry or else be refreshingly cool after a hot summer. What better way to enjoy a taste of fall than to combine it with a FREE outdoor…
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There’s something about a pub and a pint that conjures images of a clean-cut barkeep with a cheerful greeting and a cocky grin that invites you to sit at the bar. A creamy brown ale on draft, or…
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200 years ago, in July, Alabama’s first constitutional convention of 44 delegates met in Huntsville. The document they created led to the Alabama Territory becoming the 22 nd state on December 14…
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While Huntsville is full of science, rockets, art, history, and more, the farming community is still strong with several crops you can pick year round. Explore where you can pick blueberries and…
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What do the US Space and Rocket Center, Campus 805, Lowe Mill, Burritt on the Mountain and the Huntsville Botanical Garden all have in common? They are some of the great attractions in Madison County…
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Strawberry Season in the South Nothing beats the first warm, sunny days of spring to thaw out our bones and hearts, and with them comes the first cultivated fruit crop of the season: strawberries. If…
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