Featured Events in Huntsville in July, 2025 (July Updated)

All materials are supplied, including lunch. 9:00am: Tape, Tags & Gelli Rolls. During the morning part of camp you'll have 3 stations to choose from. You can do all three or hang out at just one..your choice! The 3 stations are: Tape: Using tape to make a grid on watercolor paper, you'll use paints and different mark making tools to create a full page of colors-and when you remove the tape you're left with 9 individual paintings! Tags: make creative gift tags for Christmas (or another occassion) or just decorate them to use in a mixed media project or an art journal. Gelli Rolls: I'll have gel print supplies out as well, so you can print up some papers for your art stash. 11:30am: Break for lunch in the studio, provided by Good Company Café. Your choice of Avocado Toast, Veggie Wrap, Pimento Cheese Sandwich, or Chicken Salad Salad. 12:30pm: We'll head over to a thrift store close by (tbd) to find one item to use in a project. 2:00pm: Meet back at the studio and spend the rest of the afternoon using your found treasure in a project. We'll spend the first few minutes sharing what we found and coming up with a plan for it. Coffee & tea provided. 4:00pm: All good things must come to an end, and we'll end our day in the studio at 4pm. Information Source: Studio 127 | eventbrite

The Snail on the Wall is pleased to host local author Daco Auffenorde to celebrate the launch of her new novel, The Medici Curse. The event will be at The Snail on the Wall bookstore, 816 Wellman Avenue, on Tuesday, July 1. The event begins at 6 pm. A book signing will follow the talk. Tickets are $17.95 and include a copy of The Medici Curse. Daco S. Auffenorde is an award-winning author whose book Cover Your Tracks was selected as a Suspense Magazine “Best of 2020” Thriller/Suspense and won Action Thriller of the Year with Best Thrillers Book Awards. Daco’s works also appear in several anthologies, including the short story “The Virgo Affair” in Killer Nashville Noir: Cold-Blooded. She is a member of International Thriller Writers, Mystery Writers of America, Authors Guild, Women’s Fiction Writers Association, and the Alabama State Bar. Information Source: The Snail on the Wall bookstore | eventbrite

The Snail on the Wall bookstore is delighted to celebrate the debut of an author who currently calls Huntsville home. Come meet Maggie Rapier and hear her talk about her new fantasy romance novel, Soulgazer. The event is free to attend, but a ticket is required. Books will be available for purchase. The event is hosted by The Snail on the Wall, at The Snail on the Wall bookstore, 816 Wellman Avenue, Huntsville, on Wednesday, Juuly 9 at 6 pm. About Maggie Rapier: Born in the South with a healthy streak of wanderlust, Maggie Rapier is an incurable romantic who loves nothing more than wordplay and witchcraft—except, perhaps, her sourdough starter. When she’s not marketing French antiques or writing about moody girls and sexy pirates, you can find her wandering in the woods with a basket in hand. AboutSoulgazer: With their freedom on the line, a young woman and a rakish pirate take their fate into their own hands as they attempt to find a lost mythical isle with the power to save their entire world. Every legend has a beginning. This is the first book in a duology called The Magpie and the Wolf. Information Source: The Snail on the Wall bookstore | eventbrite

In this weeklong camp, young scientists will work together in a secret, underground lab to learn and apply basic molecular biology techniques to design a bio-indicator to detect pollution in the river of a peaceful fictitious land. Students will build on the experience acquired in the previous camp using biotechnology tools and equipment to take their explorations to the next level. Students enter the world of UDSO, using a notebook left behind by a previous researcher to diagnose a water-born illness. Students are tasked with using biotechnology tools to build a system that can let the townspeople know when the water is safe to drink. Students must have completed Code of Life Camp to be eligible for two advanced biotechnology camps: I Want to Work in a Lab Coat and/or The Secret Lab Challenge. Registration will close on June 13th, or once we reach capacity. Eligibility and Tuition: Eligible to rising 6th-8th graders Must have taken, or be currently enrolled in, a Code of Life Camp. $250 tuition is due in full upon registration. Tuition also includes a daily snack and a t-shirt. Refund Policy: Full refund (minus any processing fees) - up to thirty (30) days prior to the program start date Partial refund - up to fourteen (14) days prior to the program start date No refund – less than fourteen (14) days prior to the program start date Prior to registering, please review our Lab Safety Contract , Waiver, Release/Emergency Contact and Media Release forms. All forms must be signed during checkout in order for students to attend. Information Source: HudsonAlpha Educational Outreach | eventbrite

Follow the suggested route from the audio guide along Highways 400 & 11, and discover central Ontario in a fun & unique way! Start from Huntsville (or anywhere along the route between Toronto & Huntsville). The tour experience is the same in either direction. Learn about the area's logging history and the early explorer Samuel de Champlain. Discover the beauty of Algonquin Park & Muskoka. Hear about the Mnjikaning Fish Wiers, Oro African Church, William Osler and other sights at your own pace. With no time constraints, enjoy the freedom to stop anywhere and take your time exploring. Tour guide commentary will play automatically as you drive, using an easy to navigate live GPS map. No data is used during the tour. This audio guide will keep your group entertained & engaged along the way. Each point of interest also has a fun multiple-choice trivia question about the sights. After booking, you’ll receive email/text confirmation with getting started instructions. Tour Map, Audio Preview & More Information Points of Interest Bracebridge Algonquin Park Gravenhurst Moose Camp 20 Samuel de Champlain Mnjikaning Fish Weirs Huntsville Muskoka Airport & Little Norway Washago McMichael Art Gallery Orillia Muskoka Ironman Triathalon Burl's Creek Casino Rama Washago Muskoka Wharf & Steamship Discovery Centre Oro African Church Sunset Drive Inn Lake Simcoe Georgian College & Royal Victoria Hospital Lake Couchiching Muskoka Lake of Bays Ontario Highway 407 Canada's Wonderland World's Longest Road Happy Valley Holland Marsh William Osler The City of Alliston The 1985 Barrie Tornado The City of Barrie Downtown Barrie Popular Peeps x 4 Why a Smartphone Audio Tour? ✔️ over 75 tours & 25,000+ happy customers! ✔️ audio automatically plays when approaching a point of interest ✔️ listen through vehicle's stereo ✔️ GPS map shows your location, route & points of interest ✔️ freedom to take detours and stop anywhere ✔️ professional & personable tour guide ✔️ same tour experience in either direction ***Please note certain trails, lookouts & attractions we recommend may be closed or inaccessible during the off-peak season or due to reasons beyond our control. Information Source: Tripvia Tours | Smartphone Audio Tours | eventbrite

The Snail on the Wall is pleased to host local author Daco Auffenorde to celebrate the launch of her new novel, The Medici Curse . The event will be at The Snail on the Wall bookstore, 816 Wellman Avenue, on Tuesday, July 1. The event begins at 6 pm. A book signing will follow the talk. Tickets are $17.95 and include a copy of The Medici Curse. Daco S. Auffenorde is an award-winning author whose book Cover Your Tracks was selected as a Suspense Magazine “Best of 2020” Thriller/Suspense and won Action Thriller of the Year with Best Thrillers Book Awards. Daco’s works also appear in several anthologies, including the short story “The Virgo Affair” in Killer Nashville Noir: Cold-Blooded . She is a member of International Thriller Writers, Mystery Writers of America, Authors Guild, Women’s Fiction Writers Association, and the Alabama State Bar. Information Source: The Snail on the Wall bookstore | eventbrite

Welcome to the AFCEA Emerging Leaders Mentorship Social! Join us for an exciting opportunity to connect with industry professionals, network with fellow emerging leaders, and gain valuable insights through mentorship. This in-person event is the perfect chance to expand your professional circle, learn from experienced mentors, and build relationships that can propel your career forward. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to grow and develop in your field. Register now and take the next step in your professional journey! Speaker BIO - LTC Adrian N. Watts - Product Manager, Radar Warning and Infrared Countermeasures, PM Aircraft Survivability Equipment, PEO IEW&S LTC Adrian Nicole Watts was born in Dallas, Texas, where she lived with her family until attending the United States Military Academy (USMA) beginning in June of 2000. Her interest in the Army began when she was recruited by the USMA soccer coaches to play for the team, which she did while at the Academy. LTC Watts graduated and was commissioned in 2004 as a 2nd Lieutenant in the Signal Corps, and was sent to Fort Hood (now Fort Cavazos) where she became a platoon leader in C Company, 57th Signal Battalion, 3rd Signal Brigade. She later became the Executive Officer for B Company, 57th Signal Battalion, and deployed to Operation Iraqi Freedom. While deployed, she moved to the S4 (logistics officer) position within the Battalion. After redeploying, she was selected as a Company Commander and took command of B Company, 57th Signal Battalion. She was then deployed to Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan and attached to the 82nd Airborne Division HQ at Bagram Air Field. Upon returning, LTC Watts was sent to the Signal Captain’s Career Course, then stationed at Fort Huachuca, AZ where she served as the Assistant Secretary to the General Staff at NETCOM Headquarters. LTC Watts then transitioned to the Acquisition Corps and attended the Acquisition Basic Course in 2012. She returned to Fort Huachuca to serve as an Automation Systems Engineer in Information Systems Engineering Command. After her time there, she moved to Fort Cavazos, TX and served as a Test Officer in Operational Test Command and was later selected to participate in the Advanced Civil Schooling (ACS) program to pursue her MBA. She moved to Huntsville, AL to attend the University of Alabama in Huntsville , where she graduated with her degree in May 2017. LTC Watts was then assigned to Program Executive Office (PEO) Aviation in July 2017 to work as the Assistant Product Manager (APM) for the Enhanced Medium Altitude Reconnaissance & Surveillance System (EMARSS) aircraft program in PEO Aviation’s Fixed Wing Project Office, and then transitioned in May of 2018 to PM Aviation Systems to work as the APM for mission radios in Army Tactical Communications Systems. After her time in PEO Aviation, LTC Watts was reassigned to the Missile Defense Agency in July 2019 to serve as a deputy Product Manager for the AN/TPY-2 (THAAD) radar. After her time in MDA, she was given the opportunity to serve as a Training with Industry (TWI) fellow at Boeing, Huntsville, before being assigned to her current position as the Product Manager of Radar Warning and Infrared Countermeasures in PM Aircraft Survivability Equipment in Huntsville, AL beginning in June of 2022. LTC Watts’ awards and decorations include the Bronze Star Medal with 1 Oak Leaf Cluster (OLC), Defense Meritorious Service Medal, Meritorious Service Medal with 1 OLC, Army Commendation Medal with 2 OLC, Army Achievement Medal with 2 OLC, and the Meritorious Unit Crest. LTC Adrian Watts is married to COL Chad Watts, and they have two children; Hunter, 12, and Hadley, 9. The family loves the Lord and is often sighted at a basketball court or a football, softball, or soccer field. AGENDA 4:30 PM Registration, Check-in, and Networking 5:00-5:10 PM - AFCEA Welcoming Remarks and Speaker Intro 5:11-6:00 PM - Mentorship Speaker and Questions 6:01 PM – Closing Remarks and closeout TICKETS AFCEA Member (30) $10 Non-Member (30) $15 Students $5 Student AFCEA Members - FREE – Academic Membership is $15/yr Govt/Military (40) - FREE MEMBERSHIP REGISTRATION: AFCEA International SPONSORSHIP – A great opportunity to build your Huntsville reach with federal defense young professionals, from Government and industry, in the areas of cybersecurity, AI/ML, and emerging technologies! $200 – Scholarship Supporting Sponsor (6) 1. 3 Tickets for up-front seating 2. Logo and short description on AFCEA presentation, running during networking times 3. Share your capabilities in email debrief with our attendees (~400) 4. Photo sharing on our Huntsville Flickr Site AFCEA Huntsville’s albums | Flickr 5. AFCEA International reach 6. Social media marketing on LinkedIn Information Source: AFCEA, Huntsville Chapter | eventbrite

Unleash your artistic potential with Art Masterclass in Huntsville! Experience the fusion of traditional craftsmanship and modern art as we introduce the captivating art of Turkish mosaic lamps to Huntsville for the first time. In just 2.5 hours, learn the ancient techniques of this 500-year-old craft. Lay tiles with precision, create mesmerizing geometric patterns, and craft your very own Turkish mosaic lamp. Our expert instructors will guide you every step of the way. Indulge your senses with our delightful Turkish tea service, accompanied by delicious treats and homemade Turkish shortbread cookies. Private functions, corporate events, and special welfare occasions can be accommodated with customized workshops. Gift vouchers are also available, making them the perfect present for loved ones. Join us at Art Masterclass, either alone or with friends, and leave with a creative masterpiece. Discover your artistic flair under the guidance of our skilled experts. It's time to unlock your imagination and tap into the world of art. Book Now on Eventbrite! Information Source: Art Masterclass | eventbrite

Unleash your artistic potential with Art Masterclass in Huntsville! Experience the fusion of traditional craftsmanship and modern art as we introduce the captivating art of Turkish mosaic lamps to Huntsville for the first time. In just 2.5 hours, learn the ancient techniques of this 500-year-old craft. Lay tiles with precision, create mesmerizing geometric patterns, and craft your very own Turkish mosaic lamp. Our expert instructors will guide you every step of the way. Indulge your senses with our delightful Turkish tea service, accompanied by delicious treats and homemade Turkish shortbread cookies. Private functions, corporate events, and special welfare occasions can be accommodated with customized workshops. Gift vouchers are also available, making them the perfect present for loved ones. Join us at Art Masterclass, either alone or with friends, and leave with a creative masterpiece. Discover your artistic flair under the guidance of our skilled experts. It's time to unlock your imagination and tap into the world of art. Book Now on Eventbrite! Information Source: Art Masterclass | eventbrite

Focusing on the intersection of Ecology and Genomics content, this four-day workshop will address content found in Biology, AP Biology, and Environmental Science classes. How does DNA analysis help us understand ecosystem dynamics? How does modern genomic research interact with the agriculture practices that feed our world? GTAC: Ecosystem Genetics will be held July 7-10, 2025 at the HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology.* Details: Open to high school life science teachers who teach one or more courses of Biology, AP Biology or Environmental Science. Includes dorm-style housing (if needed, please select that ticket type during registration). Housing will be at the University of Alabama Huntsville in suite-style dorms, with individual rooms, and shared bathroom, kitchen and living space. Educators who complete the training will receive a certificate to purchase targeted classroom materials, valued at $300. Participants will be provided with 32 hours of PowerSchool PD credit, or requested certificate, upon completion of the program. Out-of-state or private school tuition cost is $900 includes onsite breakfasts and lunches each day. Cost: 2025 tuition cost: $900* *Alabama public high school teachers have subsidized tuition (including classroom materials and optional housing) and mileage reimbursement (for those over 40 miles) provided by the Alabama State Department of Education and the Alabama Legislature. Payment Options: Tuition cost will be due by credit card or Purchase Order upon time of registration. Please select the appropriate ticket type for your preferred payment. For POs, complete and upload your PO Documentation using the online Purchase Order Submission Form. All remaining balances will be due by June 23, 2025. If we don't receive full payment by the deadline, your seat will be released to another interested educator. Refund policy: Full refund - up to thirty (30) days prior to program start date Half refund - up to fourteen (14) days prior to program start date No refund – less than fourteen (14) days prior to program start date Prior to registering, please review our Lab Safety Contract , Waiver and Release/Emergency Contact , and Media Release . These are required to participate and will be included on the registration for signature. Information Source: HudsonAlpha Educational Outreach | eventbrite

This Code of Life Camp focuses on DNA. Young scientists begin the week by extracting DNA from a variety of organisms and end the week with a little genetic engineering. Campers learn how the information coded in DNA controls physical traits and investigate how changes in DNA may cause the symptoms of some genetic disorders. Students tour the HudsonAlpha facilities and meet with HA staff. Code of Life Campers also investigate the many roles of enzymes in living systems. Throughout the camp, students use the equipment found in most science research labs and gain hands-on experience in micropipetting and centrifuging. The culminating experiment has campers creating glow-in-the-dark bacteria. Students who complete Code of Life Camp are eligible to participate in our two advanced biotechnology camps: I Want to Work in a Lab Coat and/or The Secret Lab. Registration will close on June 6th, or once we reach capacity. Eligibility and Tuition: Eligible to rising 6th-8th graders $200 tuition is due in full upon registration. Tuition also includes a daily snack and a t-shirt. Refund policy: Full refund - up to thirty (30) days prior to the program start date Half refund - up to fourteen (14) days prior to the program start date No refund – less than fourteen (14) days prior to the program start date Prior to registering, please review our Lab Safety Contract , Waiver, Release/Emergency Contact and Media Release forms. All forms will be emailed closer to the start of camp and must be signed in order for students to attend. Information Source: HudsonAlpha Educational Outreach | eventbrite

Focusing on the intersection of Ecology and Genomics content, this four-day workshop will address content found in Biology, AP Biology, and Environmental Science classes. How does DNA analysis help us understand ecosystem dynamics? How does modern genomic research interact with the agriculture practices that feed our world? GTAC: Ecosystem Genetics will be held July 7-10, 2025 at the HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology.* Details: Open to high school life science teachers who teach one or more courses of Biology, AP Biology or Environmental Science. Includes dorm-style housing (if needed, please select that ticket type during registration). Housing will be at the University of Alabama Huntsville in suite-style dorms, with individual rooms, and shared bathroom, kitchen and living space. Educators who complete the training will receive a certificate to purchase targeted classroom materials, valued at $300. Participants will be provided with 32 hours of PowerSchool PD credit, or requested certificate, upon completion of the program. Out-of-state or private school tuition cost is $900 includes onsite breakfasts and lunches each day. Cost: 2025 tuition cost: $900* *Alabama public high school teachers have subsidized tuition (including classroom materials and optional housing) and mileage reimbursement (for those over 40 miles) provided by the Alabama State Department of Education and the Alabama Legislature. Payment Options: Tuition cost will be due by credit card or Purchase Order upon time of registration. Please select the appropriate ticket type for your preferred payment. For POs, complete and upload your PO Documentation using the online Purchase Order Submission Form. All remaining balances will be due by June 23, 2025. If we don't receive full payment by the deadline, your seat will be released to another interested educator. Refund policy: Full refund - up to thirty (30) days prior to program start date Half refund - up to fourteen (14) days prior to program start date No refund – less than fourteen (14) days prior to program start date Prior to registering, please review our Lab Safety Contract , Waiver and Release/Emergency Contact , and Media Release . These are required to participate and will be included on the registration for signature. Information Source: HudsonAlpha Educational Outreach | eventbrite

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You wouldn't drive your car without regularly changing your oil. But so many people go through life without taking care of their soul. Come sit still in the forest. Meditate. Sing. Drum. Laugh. Cry. Share. Build community (which means return & prioritize - community is built over time.) Sliding scale. First time free. We will meet in the hiker's parking lot (in through gate, fork right and on your right) and then walk a litle under half a mile to Circle spot. This is a Women's Circle but all genders are welcomed. The divine feminine is found within us all, and the Circle calls who it calls. But make no mistake, She is in charge here. Other genders welcomed as Observers and Protectors. Suggested income levels but pay what makes sense for you. Where your money goes, your attention and love go. Spend wisely. $5 Brigid Level - up to $40k/year. $10 Hathor Level - $40k-60k $20 Kali Level - Over $60k/year Be sure to sign up on the divine feminine app for a weekly email of this and other Circles and events. Hosted by Caryn MacGrandle creator the divine feminine app an online platform to find circles, events and resources related to the sacred feminine. Since 2016. Over 11000 faces of the Goddess. Picture is from Lauren Raine Masks of the Goddess. Come discover a whole different World. Information Source: the divine feminine app | eventbrite

Our Summer Academy is five days of non-stop entertainment and learning that kids will love. This program includes all of the components that make up the great game of golf. From chipping, putting and full swing, to the rules and etiquette, kids will learn everything they need to know to improve their game. Each Academy is taught in a fun, relaxed atmosphere and is staffed with a low student-to-instructor ratio to ensure each Junior Golfer receives in-depth, hands-on attention while he or she develops a winning golf swing. WEEKLY SCHEDULE: Monday - Friday 8:30 to 9:00 a.m. - Child drop off 9:00 a.m. - Academy begins 11:00 to 11:30 a.m. - Lunch 12:00 p.m. - Child pick up $199 PER CHILD | ONE REGISTRATION INCLUDES: Entry to the Academy Topgolf Game Play and Golf Instruction Lunch Topgolf Gifts Certificate of Completion DAILY MEALS Monday: Chicken bites & french fries Tuesday: Cheesburger & grapes Wednesday: Grilled cheese & fries Thursday: Mini-corn dogs & grapes Friday: Chicken bites & fries AGE LIMIT: This program is designed for children between the ages of 6-12 years old. ATTIRE: Please have your child dressed in comfortable apparel based on the weather conditions. Children should have appropriate footwear, such as tennis shoes (no golf spikes, please). Golf clubs will be provided on site, but children are welcome to bring their own. For more information regarding our Summer Academy health and safety measures, please visit https://topgolf.com/summeracademy. Cancellations requested through 'Contact the Organizer' are required 48 hours prior to the Summer Academy start date to receive a refund. Information Source: Topgolf Huntsville | eventbrite

Genetic Technologies for All Classrooms (GTAC): Advanced Concepts is a one-week academy that enables educators to bring cutting-edge genomic science into their classrooms through facilitated interactions with HudsonAlpha researchers and entrepreneurs, updated content knowledge, and hands-on training with various genetic and biotechnology-linked activities. GTAC: Advanced Concepts will be held July 14-18, 2025 at the HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology.* Details: Open to high school life science teachers who teach advanced life science courses such as AP Biology, IB Biology, and Honors Biology courses. Registration includes dorm-style housing (if needed, please select that ticket type during registration). Housing will be at the University of Alabama Huntsville in suite-style dorms, with individual rooms, and shared bathroom, kitchen and living space. Educators who complete the training will receive classroom kits, materials and resources, valued at over $800. Y ou will be asked to select and "order" your classroom kits package during registration. Please review the package options here . Upon completion of the program, participants will be provided with 40 hours of PowerSchool PD credit or a certificate. Out-of-state and private school tuition cost also includes onsite breakfasts and lunches each day. Cost: 2025 tuition cost: $1300* *Alabama public high school teachers have subsidized tuition (including classroom materials and optional housing) and mileage reimbursement (for those over 40 miles) provided by the Alabama State Department of Education and the Alabama Legislature. Payment Options: Tuition cost will be due by credit card or Purchase Order upon time of registration. Please select the appropriate ticket type for your preferred payment. For POs, complete and upload your PO Documentation using the online Purchase Order Submission Form. All remaining balances will be due by June 30, 2025. If we don't receive full payment by the deadline, your seat will be released to another interested educator. Refund policy: Full refund - up to thirty (30) days prior to program start date Half refund - up to fourteen (14) days prior to program start date No refund – less than fourteen (14) days prior to program start date Prior to registering, please review our Lab Safety Contract , Waiver and Release/Emergency Contact and Media Release . These are required to participate and will be included on the registration for signature. Information Source: HudsonAlpha Educational Outreach | eventbrite

Welcome to the North Alabama Federal Bar Association Federal Courthouse Tour! Come join us for a personal tour of the new Federal Courthouse located at 660 Gallatin St SW . After the tour, District Judge Liles C. Burke will talk about the process and effort of building the new Federal Courthouse. Lunch will be provided. Space is limited. This event is a great opportunity to learn more about the federal judiciary in North Alabama and network with legal professionals. Tickets are $12.51 for those that are not members of the North Alabama Federal Bar. Tickets are free with promo code for those that are members of the North Alabama Federal Bar. Members that would like to attend please email kelli.blake30@gmail.com for the code. Information Source: North Alabama Federal Bar Association | eventbrite

Built by the talented team at Winter Homes, the 2025 Huntsville Inspiration Home is located in Madison Branch, a brand-new subdivision situated off County Line Road near Hwy 72. It is just a short drive to many retail stores, restaurants, James Clemens High School, and Toyota Field. Madison City Schools will be building an elementary school on-site, which is set to open in the fall of 2025. Amenities in this 200-home community will include a 6,000 square foot clubhouse with a pool, and 25 percent of the community’s land will feature common areas and walking trails. Tour Dates & Times July 17, 2025 - August 10, 2025 (Please note the home is ONLY open for tours Thursdays - Sundays!) Thursday - Saturday: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Sunday: 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. Share your experience with us on social media! Use #HSVInspirationHome to showcase your favorite rooms or features inside this year's home. We can't wait to see your posts! Tickets When selecting your ticket please be aware that your ticket can be used ONCE for entry any time the Inspiration Home is open (Thursday - Sunday). Your ticket does not have to be used on the date specifically selected. Address 164 Madison Branch Blvd, Huntsville, AL 35756 Charity Partner Stacy Wolfe Breast Cancer Foundation Information Source: Huntsville Inspiration Home | eventbrite

TangoCharities' Feed The City (FTC) simplified instructions: Before the event: Buy the products listed below for making sandwiches. Aim to bring supplies for 25-30 sandwiches. Don't divide items among group members; everyone should bring everything. Each Person Brings: Deli Meat (turkey, chicken, or ham; no deli counter meat) Sliced pre-packaged cheese Sliced wheat/white bread Yellow mustard (no spicy mustard or mayo) Halos, Cuties, or tangerines Large bags of chips (not individual bags) Ziploc sandwich bags (with zippers, not fold over) Event Day: Arrive between 8:30-9:00 AM; the event starts at 9:00 AM. All ages are welcome; supervise those under 18. Wear orange (optional), tie your hair back, and wear bleach-safe clothes. Can't attend? Drop off packed lunch sacks with: One bottle of water One granola bar Two tangerines or one apple in a Ziplock One tuna pouch or applesauce cup Write/Draw a positive message on the bag. Unpacked food donations are also accepted. FAQs: No registration is needed; RSVP on Facebook is appreciated. Bring as many people as you want. No age limit. You may leave early; the event lasts 1.5 hours. We prefer product donations over money. Information Source: Tango Charities | eventbrite

Discover: Genomic Medicine is a 1-week summer experience for rising 11 - 12th graders. Through participating in this program, students will learn about how genomics is used to improve the diagnosis and care of patients. Students will also be given the opportunity to begin to develop foundational genomic medicine skills, including medical record review, pedigree building, variant interpretation and more! Registration will close on July 1st or once we reach capacity. Eligibility and Tuition: Eligible to rising 11th-12th graders No prerequisites necessary $350 tuition is due in full upon registration. Tuition also includes a lunch, a daily snack, and a t-shirt. Refund policy: Full refund (minus processing fees)- up to thirty (30) days prior to the program start date Partial refund - up to fourteen (14) days prior to the program start date No refund - less than fourteen (14) days prior to the program start date Please review our Lab Safety Contract , Waiver and Release , and Media Release forms. These are required to participate and will be included on the registration for signature. Information Source: HudsonAlpha Educational Outreach | eventbrite

Have you ever wondered what working in a biotechnology laboratory would be like? Spend a week investigating the tools, techniques, and science behind modern biotech careers. Tour high-tech lab spaces and get a behind-the-scenes look at one of Alabama’s fastest-growing career fields. Young researchers will perform student-driven experiments and maintain a lab notebook of their discoveries. Students must have completed Code of Life Camp to be eligible for two advanced biotechnology camps: I Want to Work in a Lab Coat and/or The Secret Lab Challenge. Registration will close on June 20th, or once we reach capacity. Eligibility and Tuition: Eligible to rising 6th-8th graders Must have taken, or be currently enrolled in, a Code of Life Camp. $250 tuition is due in full upon registration. Tuition also includes a daily snack and a lab coat. Refund Policy: Full refund (minus any processing fees) - up to thirty (30) days prior to the program start date Half refund - up to fourteen (14) days prior to the program start date No refund – less than fourteen (14) days prior to the program start date Prior to registering, please review our Lab Safety Contract , Waiver, Release/Emergency Contact and Media Release forms. All forms must be signed during checkout in order for students to attend. Information Source: HudsonAlpha Educational Outreach | eventbrite

Have you ever wondered what working in a biotechnology laboratory would be like? Spend a week investigating the tools, techniques, and science behind modern biotech careers. Tour high-tech lab spaces and get a behind-the-scenes look at one of Alabama’s fastest-growing career fields. Young researchers will perform student-driven experiments and maintain a lab notebook of their discoveries. Students must have completed Code of Life Camp to be eligible for two advanced biotechnology camps: I Want to Work in a Lab Coat and/or The Secret Lab Challenge. Registration will close on June 20th, or once we reach capacity. Eligibility and Tuition: Eligible to rising 6th-8th graders Must have taken, or be currently enrolled in, a Code of Life Camp. $250 tuition is due in full upon registration. Tuition also includes a daily snack and a lab coat. Refund Policy: Full refund (minus any processing fees) - up to thirty (30) days prior to the program start date Half refund - up to fourteen (14) days prior to the program start date No refund – less than fourteen (14) days prior to the program start date Prior to registering, please review our Lab Safety Contract , Waiver, Release/Emergency Contact and Media Release forms. All forms must be signed during checkout in order for students to attend. Information Source: HudsonAlpha Educational Outreach | eventbrite

Discover: Genomic Medicine is a 1-week summer experience for rising 11 - 12th graders. Through participating in this program, students will learn about how genomics is used to improve the diagnosis and care of patients. Students will also be given the opportunity to begin to develop foundational genomic medicine skills, including medical record review, pedigree building, variant interpretation and more! Registration will close on July 1st or once we reach capacity. Eligibility and Tuition: Eligible to rising 11th-12th graders No prerequisites necessary $350 tuition is due in full upon registration. Tuition also includes a lunch, a daily snack, and a t-shirt. Refund policy: Full refund (minus processing fees)- up to thirty (30) days prior to the program start date Partial refund - up to fourteen (14) days prior to the program start date No refund - less than fourteen (14) days prior to the program start date Please review our Lab Safety Contract , Waiver and Release , and Media Release forms. These are required to participate and will be included on the registration for signature. Information Source: HudsonAlpha Educational Outreach | eventbrite

Join us at The Brewers Cooperative in Huntsville to relax and network with colleagues! Wednesday July 23, 2025, 5:00-7:00pm This event is FREE for HIMSS Alabama Chapter members working at healthcare provider organizations, and just $20 for members working at vendor companies. Information Source: HIMSS Alabama Chapter | eventbrite

Counting Crows Huntsville is set to be an unforgettable evening of music and nostalgia at the Orion Amphitheater, located at 701 Amphitheater Drive, Huntsville, AL. On July 25, 2025, at 7:30 PM, fans will gather to experience the iconic band known for their soulful melodies and evocative lyrics. The Orion Amphitheater, with its state-of-the-art acoustics and open-air design, provides the perfect backdrop for this much-anticipated event. As the sun sets over Huntsville, the atmosphere will be electric, with concertgoers eagerly awaiting the band's timeless hits and new favorites. With a reputation for delivering captivating live performances, Counting Crows promises an evening that resonates with both long-time followers and new admirers alike. This event is a must-attend for those seeking an authentic musical experience in the heart of Huntsville.

STUDIO 60 Senior Center presents - Hot Southern Nights Gala Come join us for a night of fun and dancing in the Von Braun Center's Saturn Ballroom ! The Hot Southern Nights Gala promises to be a memorable evening filled with: ~ VIP Reception for Sponsors and Their Guests ~ ~ Dinner music by Sarah J and dance music by JUICE, ~ Delicious Southern cuisine in a garden setting, ~ An upscale Silent Auction, ~ Whiskey and Wine Pulls, and, of course, ~ you and your friends! ---Black Tie Optional--- STUDIO 60 Senior Center is reimagining aging through wellness, connection, and lifelong learning – all in a vibrant, inclusive community space. Proceeds from the Gala benefit vital STUDIO 60 programs provided to our community's seniors and their families: exercise, creative arts, nutrition, recreation, travel, and continuing education. Put on your dancing shoes and get ready to boogie the night away for a great cause. Don't miss out on this fantastic event! Information Source: STUDIO 60 Senior Center | eventbrite

Welcome to THE FRESH KICKOFF SNEAKER BALL - BACK 2 SCHOOL EDITION ! Get ready to kick off the new school year in style with the hottest sneakers in town. Join us at 4217 9th Ave SW Suite 26 for a night of music, dancing, and of course, showing off your freshest kicks. This in-person event is the perfect opportunity to mingle with other sneakerheads and strut your stuff on the dance floor. Don't miss out on this epic back-to-school celebration! Information Source: Rocket City Elite | eventbrite

Counting Crows and The Gaslight Anthem are set to light up the stage at the Orion Amphitheater in Huntsville, offering an unforgettable evening of rock music on July 26, 2025, at 7:30 PM. Nestled at 701 Amphitheater Drive, this iconic venue will host a night where nostalgia meets modern rock flair. With ticket prices starting at just 51 USD, music enthusiasts will find themselves immersed in the soulful melodies and storytelling lyrics that have defined these bands' careers. Counting Crows, known for their evocative hits and dynamic performances, will share the spotlight with The Gaslight Anthem, whose anthemic sound and heartfelt lyrics resonate deeply with fans. This event promises a harmonious blend of classic and contemporary rock, making it a must-attend for those seeking a musical journey through time.