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- Huntsville, AL, 35801
- Phone:
- 256.519.ARTS (2787)
- Mon - Fri:
- 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
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- Historic Huntsville's HALLOWEE...
In and Around A.M. Booth's Lumberya...
Saturday, October 31 at 1:00pm - "BOOST YOUR BUZZ!"
Room 131—University Center, UAHunts...
Wednesday, October 28 at 8:30am - JavaGalleria "Meet-and-Greet"
Sam and Greg's Gelateria/Pizzeria
Tuesday, October 20 at 5:30pm - Concerts in the Park—Out & Run...
Big Spring International Park
Monday, September 7 at 6:30pm - Concerts in the Park—Mohr4 / R...
Big Spring International Park
Monday, August 31 at 6:30pm - Concerts in the Park—Sharon Ha...
Big Spring International Park
Monday, August 17 at 6:30pm - Concerts in the Park—Mike Ball...
Big Spring International Park
Monday, August 10 at 6:30pm - Concerts in the Park—Full Circ...
Big Spring International Park
Monday, August 3 at 6:30pm - Concerts in the Park—Jeff Crab...
Big Spring International Park
Monday, July 27 at 6:30pm - Concerts in the Park—Olde Town...
Big Spring International Park
Monday, July 20 at 6:30pm
Notes
The Arts Council, Inc. The 2009 "Holiday Events - Huntsville" brochure is now out! We have a few in front of our offices, but the main stash is at the Convention and Visitors Bureau at 500 Church Street, NW...near I-565 (corner of Cleveland Avenue) and just a stone's throw from the Lydia Gold Skatepark, provided it’s not a very large stone.
“Halloween Hoopla” Factoids: The published overall event time is 1:00 p.m. until Midnight with parts/areas of the Hoopla closing earlier. “Pumpkin Route” Lum...
The Arts Council, Inc. Have Y-O-U signed up for the "BOOST YOUR BUZZ!" Media Workshop yet? Time's a-wastin'...!
The Arts Council, Inc.
The Arts Council, Inc. (TAC) and
A.M. Booth’s Lumberyard present…
Historic Huntsville’s
Halloween Hoopla!
Sponsored by Renasant Bank, Air Comfort Control, and Sound Cell Recording
ONE DAY ONLY!
Halloween Saturday—31 October 2009
1:00 p.m. – Midnight
A.M. Booth’s Lumberyard (and surrounding areas)
www.thelumberyard.info
A family-...friendly event featuring haunted hayrides, flickering luminaries, seasonal storytelling, trick-or-treating, a haunted house, adult/children costume contests & bike rides, a dog costume contest and walk, FREE children’s activities, ghost strolls, a pumpkin piñata, a chance to chill at the evening teen rock concert, Halloween-decorated trolley rides, and MORE—in and around The Lumberyard, located in historic downtown Huntsville, AL.
Information at (256) 519-2787 (ARTS) or (256) 539-1868.
BE THERE or BE SCARED!
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SCHEDULE
“Halloween Hoopla” Factoids:
The published overall event time is 1:00 p.m. until Midnight with parts/areas of the Hoopla closing earlier.
“Pumpkin Route”
Luminaries will line a route from The Lumberyard to Maple Hill Cemetery and back.
Three 16-foot trailers will facilitate running Haunted Hayrides fifteen minutes apart. Haunted Hayrides will begin at 1:00 p.m. and there will be a driver and a controller in the wagon. Riders will be wrist-banded and encouraged to get off and on in order to enjoy Maple Hill Cemetery, the neighborhood, and the Historic Huntsville Depot.
From 1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m., our “Ghost Walk”—a guided tour through the cemetery—will be hosted by Dave Brotherton of Earthscope.
Hayrides will not be going directly into Maple Hill Cemetery. Although Cemetery Tours will be closing after 3:30 p.m., Haunted Hayrides will continue until 8:00 p.m.
A decorated trolley, festooned by the Art Krewe, will use the same route in support of the Haunted Hayrides for those that don’t want to wait for the next trailer to get back to The Lumberyard. The Hoopla Trolley will run from 1:00 p.m. until Midnight.
Following their costume contests, our Children’s (2:00 p.m.) and Adult Bike Rides (6:00 p.m.) will also use that route as part of their ride. These rides are organized by the Spring City Cycling Club.
The Lumberyard
The Haunted House will now be monitored by 3 off-duty firemen, courtesy of the Huntsville Fire Department, in order to guarantee the highest level of safety for our guests. The Haunted House will run from 1:00 p.m. – Midnight.
The FREE children’s activity booths (“Booth’s Alley”) in The Lumberyard will remain open from 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
At the Historic Huntsville Depot, a costumed storyteller will regale attendees with seasonal stories on the hour…1:00, 2:00, 3:00, and 4:00 p.m.
Our Dog Halloween Costume Contest will be held at 1:30 p.m. at the Dog Spot, our city’s dog park, at 100 Cleveland Avenue, NW. The contest will take place in tandem with the “Birthday Bash” festivities sponsored by “A New Leash on Life” from 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Dogs, cats, and their people are invited to the celebration.
The Pumpkin Piñata Bike Challenge will be held in the front parking lot of Park Place to avoid any problems with Traffic. That will take place at 4:30 p.m.
The Teens’ Rock Concert will run from 6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. These acts include a soloist (Robert LaSalle), and a Christian-based rock-pop band, a la U2 (Eyes Around), as well as a few high school bands. After that concert, the Lumberyard will CLOSE for a private gathering of volunteers.
Safety Note: We have been donated lights from Mullins to light the parking lot and we’ve added lights along the buildings on Cleveland Avenue to illuminate the street for safe crossings.Read More
A.M. Booth’s Lumberyard present…
Historic Huntsville’s
Halloween Hoopla!
Sponsored by Renasant Bank, Air Comfort Control, and Sound Cell Recording
ONE DAY ONLY!
Halloween Saturday—31 October 2009
1:00 p.m. – Midnight
A.M. Booth’s Lumberyard (and surrounding areas)
www.thelumberyard.info
A family-...friendly event featuring haunted hayrides, flickering luminaries, seasonal storytelling, trick-or-treating, a haunted house, adult/children costume contests & bike rides, a dog costume contest and walk, FREE children’s activities, ghost strolls, a pumpkin piñata, a chance to chill at the evening teen rock concert, Halloween-decorated trolley rides, and MORE—in and around The Lumberyard, located in historic downtown Huntsville, AL.
Information at (256) 519-2787 (ARTS) or (256) 539-1868.
BE THERE or BE SCARED!
========
SCHEDULE
“Halloween Hoopla” Factoids:
The published overall event time is 1:00 p.m. until Midnight with parts/areas of the Hoopla closing earlier.
“Pumpkin Route”
Luminaries will line a route from The Lumberyard to Maple Hill Cemetery and back.
Three 16-foot trailers will facilitate running Haunted Hayrides fifteen minutes apart. Haunted Hayrides will begin at 1:00 p.m. and there will be a driver and a controller in the wagon. Riders will be wrist-banded and encouraged to get off and on in order to enjoy Maple Hill Cemetery, the neighborhood, and the Historic Huntsville Depot.
From 1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m., our “Ghost Walk”—a guided tour through the cemetery—will be hosted by Dave Brotherton of Earthscope.
Hayrides will not be going directly into Maple Hill Cemetery. Although Cemetery Tours will be closing after 3:30 p.m., Haunted Hayrides will continue until 8:00 p.m.
A decorated trolley, festooned by the Art Krewe, will use the same route in support of the Haunted Hayrides for those that don’t want to wait for the next trailer to get back to The Lumberyard. The Hoopla Trolley will run from 1:00 p.m. until Midnight.
Following their costume contests, our Children’s (2:00 p.m.) and Adult Bike Rides (6:00 p.m.) will also use that route as part of their ride. These rides are organized by the Spring City Cycling Club.
The Lumberyard
The Haunted House will now be monitored by 3 off-duty firemen, courtesy of the Huntsville Fire Department, in order to guarantee the highest level of safety for our guests. The Haunted House will run from 1:00 p.m. – Midnight.
The FREE children’s activity booths (“Booth’s Alley”) in The Lumberyard will remain open from 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
At the Historic Huntsville Depot, a costumed storyteller will regale attendees with seasonal stories on the hour…1:00, 2:00, 3:00, and 4:00 p.m.
Our Dog Halloween Costume Contest will be held at 1:30 p.m. at the Dog Spot, our city’s dog park, at 100 Cleveland Avenue, NW. The contest will take place in tandem with the “Birthday Bash” festivities sponsored by “A New Leash on Life” from 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Dogs, cats, and their people are invited to the celebration.
The Pumpkin Piñata Bike Challenge will be held in the front parking lot of Park Place to avoid any problems with Traffic. That will take place at 4:30 p.m.
The Teens’ Rock Concert will run from 6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. These acts include a soloist (Robert LaSalle), and a Christian-based rock-pop band, a la U2 (Eyes Around), as well as a few high school bands. After that concert, the Lumberyard will CLOSE for a private gathering of volunteers.
Safety Note: We have been donated lights from Mullins to light the parking lot and we’ve added lights along the buildings on Cleveland Avenue to illuminate the street for safe crossings.Read More
TAC and A.M. Booth's Lumberyard combine forces for a hauntingly good time...
Time:1:00PM Saturday, October 31st
Location:In and Around A.M. Booth's Lumberyard, Maple Hill Cemetery, and Downtown
The Arts Council, Inc.
Join The Arts Council, Inc. and enjoy the works of featured artist LeAnn Siefferman on Tuesday, 20 October 2009 at Sam and Greg’s Pizzeria/Gelateria, 119 Northside Square!
Says Siefferman, “…I choose to explore my attraction to the steady decay of our surroundings through the creative process. This exploration takes sh...ape through the use of unorthodox materials, mediums and subject matter…To get the most out of my work, one must understand that a message lies within every image. Even a simple line can bear in it a world of emotion. Look beyond the line, beyond definition, and you will see the bigger picture…”
The Meet-and-Greet takes place from 5:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Siefferman’s works continue on display through the end of the month.
Gallery/Artist Info: (256) 519-2787 (ARTS), ext. 206; Café info/hours: (256) 533-9030 or www.samandgregs.com.
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Says Siefferman, “…I choose to explore my attraction to the steady decay of our surroundings through the creative process. This exploration takes sh...ape through the use of unorthodox materials, mediums and subject matter…To get the most out of my work, one must understand that a message lies within every image. Even a simple line can bear in it a world of emotion. Look beyond the line, beyond definition, and you will see the bigger picture…”
The Meet-and-Greet takes place from 5:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Siefferman’s works continue on display through the end of the month.
Gallery/Artist Info: (256) 519-2787 (ARTS), ext. 206; Café info/hours: (256) 533-9030 or www.samandgregs.com.
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LeAnn Siefferman's Works on Display at Sam and Greg's!
Time:5:30PM Tuesday, October 20th
Location:Sam and Greg's Gelateria/Pizzeria
The Arts Council, Inc. Yep, the media workshop is BACK. This time, it's bigger and better than ever (we've expanded 30 minutes to allow for a social networking segment)...and we're moving to UAH! [...Just for the class... ;) ]
The Arts Council, Inc.
FREE “Concerts in the Park,” the outdoor summer co-production of The Arts Council, Inc. & The City of Huntsville’s Department of Recreation Services, held at Big Spring International Park and featuring:
SHARON HANCOCK BAND (6:30 p.m.)—This country/classic rock band, including Sharon (acoustic guitar/vox); Louie Clayton ...(lead guitar/vox); Pete Allen (bass guitar/vox); Andrew Smith (drums); Bill Hovik (keyboards); and Russ Holder (pedal steel/dobro), has a “passion for music” and will present original tunes as well as covers of Bonnie Raitt, Heart, John Mellencamp, and Sara Evans.
PURPLE RAVENS (7:20 p.m.)—This classic pop/rock party band says, “People like us because we like THEM.” Members Jimmy Fish (vox); Todd McBride (vox); Jim Hawkins (lead guitar); Bobby Miller (rhythm guitar); Rick Dillon (drums); Darrell Tibbs (percussion/vox); D. Bryan Walker (keyboards/vox); and Jeff A. Williams (bass/vox) will play tunes by Chicago, the Beatles, Stevie Wonder, and more.
FREE & Open to the Public! Blankets, lawn chairs, & picnics encouraged.
Info: (256) 519-2787 (ARTS), ext. 205.
Schedules: www.artshuntsville.org.Read More
SHARON HANCOCK BAND (6:30 p.m.)—This country/classic rock band, including Sharon (acoustic guitar/vox); Louie Clayton ...(lead guitar/vox); Pete Allen (bass guitar/vox); Andrew Smith (drums); Bill Hovik (keyboards); and Russ Holder (pedal steel/dobro), has a “passion for music” and will present original tunes as well as covers of Bonnie Raitt, Heart, John Mellencamp, and Sara Evans.
PURPLE RAVENS (7:20 p.m.)—This classic pop/rock party band says, “People like us because we like THEM.” Members Jimmy Fish (vox); Todd McBride (vox); Jim Hawkins (lead guitar); Bobby Miller (rhythm guitar); Rick Dillon (drums); Darrell Tibbs (percussion/vox); D. Bryan Walker (keyboards/vox); and Jeff A. Williams (bass/vox) will play tunes by Chicago, the Beatles, Stevie Wonder, and more.
FREE & Open to the Public! Blankets, lawn chairs, & picnics encouraged.
Info: (256) 519-2787 (ARTS), ext. 205.
Schedules: www.artshuntsville.org.Read More
"For One Night ONLY!"
Time:6:30PM Monday, August 17th
Location:Big Spring International Park
The Arts Council, Inc.
FREE “Concerts in the Park,” the outdoor summer co-production of The Arts Council, Inc. & The City of Huntsville’s Department of Recreation Services, held at Big Spring International Park and featuring:
FULL CIRCLE (6:30 p.m.)—Classic rock (from the 70’s to today) will be yours to heartily enjoy, courtesy of this fun da...nce/party band, whose members include Gabe Larose (lead Guitar/vox); Mike Johnson (rhythm guitar/vox); Mike Lewsick (bass/vox); and Andy Benefield (drums).
MADISON COMMUNITY BAND (7:20 p.m.)—Revel in excerpts from "South Pacific," as well as marches, light classical, and an “Armed Forces Salute” from this sixteen-year-old ensemble of sixty-plus musicians, familiar to Panoply festivalgoers and devotees of the Madison Gazebo Concerts and Fayetteville’s “Host of Christmas Past.”
FREE & Open to the Public! Blankets, lawn chairs, & picnics encouraged. Info: (256) 519-2787 (ARTS), ext. 205. Schedules: www.artshuntsville.org.
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FULL CIRCLE (6:30 p.m.)—Classic rock (from the 70’s to today) will be yours to heartily enjoy, courtesy of this fun da...nce/party band, whose members include Gabe Larose (lead Guitar/vox); Mike Johnson (rhythm guitar/vox); Mike Lewsick (bass/vox); and Andy Benefield (drums).
MADISON COMMUNITY BAND (7:20 p.m.)—Revel in excerpts from "South Pacific," as well as marches, light classical, and an “Armed Forces Salute” from this sixteen-year-old ensemble of sixty-plus musicians, familiar to Panoply festivalgoers and devotees of the Madison Gazebo Concerts and Fayetteville’s “Host of Christmas Past.”
FREE & Open to the Public! Blankets, lawn chairs, & picnics encouraged. Info: (256) 519-2787 (ARTS), ext. 205. Schedules: www.artshuntsville.org.
Read More
"For ONE Night ONLY!"
Time:6:30PM Monday, August 3rd
Location:Big Spring International Park
The Arts Council, Inc.
FREE “Concerts in the Park,” the outdoor summer co-production of The Arts Council, Inc. & The City of Huntsville’s Department of Recreation Services, held at Big Spring International Park and featuring:
JEFF CRABB & FIRST FLIGHT (6:30 p.m.)—This four-member group, comprised of Jeff (guitar); Shawn Gresham (drums); Otis ...Airhart (bass); and Mike Kizziah (keyboards), performs rock and country covers (ranging from the Doobie Brothers to Lynrd Skynyrd) and originals. They say, “playing music is our therapy.”
GROOVE (7:20 p.m.)—bringing you dance-party, pop, and funk from the 70’s through the 90’s are Lawrence Crawford (guitar/lead vox); Toni Hamilton (lead vox); David Hughes (bass/vox); Bob Parks (guitar/vox); Chuck White (keyboards); and John Michelbach (drums).
FREE & Open to the Public! Blankets, lawn chairs, & picnics encouraged. Info: (256) 519-2787 (ARTS), ext. 205. Schedules: www.artshuntsville.org.Read More
JEFF CRABB & FIRST FLIGHT (6:30 p.m.)—This four-member group, comprised of Jeff (guitar); Shawn Gresham (drums); Otis ...Airhart (bass); and Mike Kizziah (keyboards), performs rock and country covers (ranging from the Doobie Brothers to Lynrd Skynyrd) and originals. They say, “playing music is our therapy.”
GROOVE (7:20 p.m.)—bringing you dance-party, pop, and funk from the 70’s through the 90’s are Lawrence Crawford (guitar/lead vox); Toni Hamilton (lead vox); David Hughes (bass/vox); Bob Parks (guitar/vox); Chuck White (keyboards); and John Michelbach (drums).
FREE & Open to the Public! Blankets, lawn chairs, & picnics encouraged. Info: (256) 519-2787 (ARTS), ext. 205. Schedules: www.artshuntsville.org.Read More
"For One Night ONLY!"
Time:6:30PM Monday, July 27th
Location:Big Spring International Park
The Arts Council, Inc.
FREE “Concerts in the Park,” the outdoor summer co-production of The Arts Council, Inc. & The City of Huntsville’s Department of Recreation Services, held at Big Spring International Park and featuring:
OLDE TOWNE BRASS (6:30 p.m.)— known for their utilization of period instruments, this group is comprised of Werner Smo...ck (1865 Eb cornet); Dale Proctor (1864 Bb cornet); Bob Baccus (1861 Eb alto horn); Rory Hamaker (Bb tenor horn); Bill Deiss (Eb tuba); Terry Cornett (rope snare drum); and Joe Cochran (bass drum); and specializes in Early American historic music with an emphasis on the Civil War-era. Selections will include music associated with Abe Lincoln in commemoration of his 200th birthday!
HUNTSVILLE CONCERT BAND (7:20 p.m.)—a favorite for over 45 years, this group continues to present music drawn from their march, concert, Broadway, and light classical repertoire.
FREE & Open to the Public! Blankets, lawn chairs, & picnics encouraged.
Info: (256) 519-2787 (ARTS), ext. 205. Schedules: www.artshuntsville.org.Read More
OLDE TOWNE BRASS (6:30 p.m.)— known for their utilization of period instruments, this group is comprised of Werner Smo...ck (1865 Eb cornet); Dale Proctor (1864 Bb cornet); Bob Baccus (1861 Eb alto horn); Rory Hamaker (Bb tenor horn); Bill Deiss (Eb tuba); Terry Cornett (rope snare drum); and Joe Cochran (bass drum); and specializes in Early American historic music with an emphasis on the Civil War-era. Selections will include music associated with Abe Lincoln in commemoration of his 200th birthday!
HUNTSVILLE CONCERT BAND (7:20 p.m.)—a favorite for over 45 years, this group continues to present music drawn from their march, concert, Broadway, and light classical repertoire.
FREE & Open to the Public! Blankets, lawn chairs, & picnics encouraged.
Info: (256) 519-2787 (ARTS), ext. 205. Schedules: www.artshuntsville.org.Read More
'For ONE Night Only!"
Time:6:30PM Monday, July 20th
Location:Big Spring International Park
The Arts Council, Inc. Have you signed the kids up for "Art Ventures!" Summer Art Camp yet? Hmmm...? Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm?
The Arts Council, Inc.
FREE “Concerts in the Park,” the outdoor summer co-production of The Arts Council, Inc. & The City of Huntsville’s Department of Recreation Services, held at Big Spring International Park and featuring:
MIKE COLE and THE CONVINCED (6:30 p.m.)—Ardmore-based group specializing in traditional gospel with contemporary arran...gements. They play music influenced by country, rock, blues, and jazz in order “to bring honor and glory to our Lord,” have been together for one-and-a-half years, and include Mike (vox/guitar); Michael Reece (drums); and Dwight Kennedy (bass/keyboards).
WING and A PRAYER (7:20 p.m.)—This contemporary Christian/family-friendly rock group, hailing from Huntsville’s parishes of Holy Spirit and Good Shepherd, includes Theresa Bayer, Michelle Omenski, and Monica Beck (vox); Paul Hession (guitar/banjo), Dave McKinley (guitar), John Omenski (drums/percussion), Bob Hiser (bass), and Todd Moss (keyboard).
FREE & Open to the Public! Blankets, lawn chairs, & picnics encouraged.
Info: (256) 519-2787 (ARTS), ext. 205. Schedules: www.artshuntsville.org.Read More
MIKE COLE and THE CONVINCED (6:30 p.m.)—Ardmore-based group specializing in traditional gospel with contemporary arran...gements. They play music influenced by country, rock, blues, and jazz in order “to bring honor and glory to our Lord,” have been together for one-and-a-half years, and include Mike (vox/guitar); Michael Reece (drums); and Dwight Kennedy (bass/keyboards).
WING and A PRAYER (7:20 p.m.)—This contemporary Christian/family-friendly rock group, hailing from Huntsville’s parishes of Holy Spirit and Good Shepherd, includes Theresa Bayer, Michelle Omenski, and Monica Beck (vox); Paul Hession (guitar/banjo), Dave McKinley (guitar), John Omenski (drums/percussion), Bob Hiser (bass), and Todd Moss (keyboard).
FREE & Open to the Public! Blankets, lawn chairs, & picnics encouraged.
Info: (256) 519-2787 (ARTS), ext. 205. Schedules: www.artshuntsville.org.Read More
FREE and Open to the Public
Time:6:30PM Monday, June 22nd
Location:Big Spring International Park
The Arts Council, Inc.
FREE “Concerts in the Park,” the outdoor summer co-production of The Arts Council, Inc. & The City of Huntsville’s Department of Recreation Services.
This concert will be held at JOE DAVIS STADIUM, will end with a grand fireworks display—promoted as “the largest in the community,” and will feature:
JUICE (6:30 p.m.)—a fu...nk band that’s opened for such acts as Kool & the Gang, Boyz II Men, and Hootie and the Blowfish. This “solid groove machine” puts the FUN in FUNK—“it’s like electricity…turning on the juice”—and includes Bobby Taylor (vox/drums); Hunter Copeland (electric guitar/vox); Danny Beeler (keyboards/vox); Mike Lew (sax/harmonica); and Leonard Adams (Bass/Vocals).
129th ARMY BAND (7:20 p.m.)—has a long and distinguished history, serving Tennessee and our country in peacetime as well as during armed conflict. The modern Tennessee Army National Guard Band, the official band for the Tennessee Inaugural, has performed for World’s Fairs in Seattle, New York, New Orleans, and Knoxville, and for Presidents Kennedy, Johnson, Carter, Reagan, and Clinton.
FREE & Open to the Public! Stadium seating; concessionaires will be open. Info: (256) 519-2787 (ARTS), ext. 205. Schedules: www.artshuntsville.org.Read More
This concert will be held at JOE DAVIS STADIUM, will end with a grand fireworks display—promoted as “the largest in the community,” and will feature:
JUICE (6:30 p.m.)—a fu...nk band that’s opened for such acts as Kool & the Gang, Boyz II Men, and Hootie and the Blowfish. This “solid groove machine” puts the FUN in FUNK—“it’s like electricity…turning on the juice”—and includes Bobby Taylor (vox/drums); Hunter Copeland (electric guitar/vox); Danny Beeler (keyboards/vox); Mike Lew (sax/harmonica); and Leonard Adams (Bass/Vocals).
129th ARMY BAND (7:20 p.m.)—has a long and distinguished history, serving Tennessee and our country in peacetime as well as during armed conflict. The modern Tennessee Army National Guard Band, the official band for the Tennessee Inaugural, has performed for World’s Fairs in Seattle, New York, New Orleans, and Knoxville, and for Presidents Kennedy, Johnson, Carter, Reagan, and Clinton.
FREE & Open to the Public! Stadium seating; concessionaires will be open. Info: (256) 519-2787 (ARTS), ext. 205. Schedules: www.artshuntsville.org.Read More
FREE and Open to the Public
Time:6:30PM Monday, June 15th
Location:Joe David Stadium
RECENT ACTIVITY
The Arts Council, Inc. wrote on Historic Huntsville's HALLOWEEN HOOPLA!'s Wall.
