Galaxy of Lights - Info at a glance Walking Nights: Dates: November 17- 26, 29, 30 (Closed Thanksgiving Day) & December 1 – 3, 16 – 24 Admission: Non Members - Adult $20, Children 3-15yrs, Children…
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Don’t let your pooch be a bah hum-pug; here are a few places to celebrate the PAWlidays with your favorite furry friend! 1. Walk the dog and the Tinsel Trail in Downtown Huntsville Get in the…
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Dog Days At a Glance Here's what you need to know: Before your visit, be sure to review their visitor guidelines. Dogs must remain on a leash at all times. Bring water and waste bags, and remember to pick up after your pooch. No ruff-housing, please! When: January 2, 2024 – February 29, 2024 Pricing: Humans: Free for Garden members or General Admission Passes Available online Pooches: Visit the Huntsville Botanical Garden's website for pricing information on a Paw Pass for your pooch! …
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In the months of September and October, the Huntsville Botanical Garden puts those scarecrows front and center for Festifall! From September through October, the Huntsville Botanical Garden hosts lots…
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Labor Day Weekend is here! This weekend is all about rest and no stress so let us help you plan how you'll be spending the holiday. Before we begin, here's a full list of activities happening all…
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If you love sunsets, live music, nature, and picnics, I've got the perfect budget-friendly date night or family date for you! The Huntsville Botanical Gardens offers a seasonal event called Golden…
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In a world where our excursions usually appear on Instagram, it's natural to look for Instagrammable photo spots. Here are a few of my family's favorites, and they typically appear on Instagram feeds…
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Each year, Team Redstone celebrates its partnership with Huntsville, Madison and Madison County with Armed Forces Week. The community is encouraged to take the week to honor the service and sacrifice…
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Summer's in full swing at the Huntsville Botanical Garden with their latest exhibit for the summer of 2022. Sometimes, you just need to stop and smell the roses … or whatever flower you happen to be…
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Huntsville is full of great places to work, live, and play. With so many options, visitors and locals alike may feel overwhelmed with ideas of things to do. Enter: the Enneagram, a tool many use to…
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The Huntsville/Madison County Visitor Center® and the Huntsville/Madison County Convention & Visitors Bureau are temporarily located at 132 Holmes Avenue NW.
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