I love coming to havoc games! We buy our tickets at the ticket booth rather than Ticketmaster which…read moresaves some money. At this point we have sat all over the stadium and rarely is there a "bad seat." The games are always a good time - and hey we have a pretty awesome team! The drinks and food are on the pricey end but they do occasionally offer deals like 3$ beer night. Fun date night!

I heart the Havoc! Especially when my company was offering free blocks of seat tickets - ((sigh…read morethose were the days)). You can get deals such as military appreciation night, etc., and other special event nights include Melissa George Night, Legends Night, Wiener Dog Races, and Small Dog Races, Star Wars Night, and St. Paddy's Night. The games are fun to watch, fast-paced, entertaining as a good ole hockey brawl may break out any minute!! Entertaining stuff. You can get eats at the free-standing bar/restaurant right in the arena lobby, or at various concession stands (think hotdogs, popcorn, etc.). The Havoc mascot is fun to watch as are the various half time events - however, what I'm reading now is that the mascot won't be a part of this year's season due to COVID concerns - seems odd to me, but I guess the mascot does hug and touch folks. The Havoc (Keith Jeffries) owner says fans can buy seats in pods of 1-6 and they will have to sit in those seats. Masks will be required to enter Havoc games and they will have social distancing markers and signs to separate. "They have to have it (a mask) (on) to come in, when they're in the concourses, the bathrooms, walking to concessions," Jeffries said. "When they're out of their seats they have to have it on. When they're in their seats we encourage them to keep it on except when they're eating and drinking." Glad the Havoc are back - it really is fun for the whole family!

We came here for the Rocky Horror Picture Show experience. The tickets were fairly reasonable, even…read morewith the prop bags. We arrived on time and they had a good system going. The line went by the prop station and then you could get drinks and snacks for the show if you wanted. The concessions were extremely reasonable as well. I hope they don't change that. The show/ experience was fun but the acoustics aren't great so when people are saying stuff in the theater as part of the show we couldn't really hear. Otherwise, fun night out. A neat historic theater.

A hidden treasure. We were looking for something to do and happened upon the Princess Theater. It's…read moreold and not in the best shape, but that is the charm. The people were friendly and inviting, showing appreciation for our being there.

Our Lucy had a great experience at Jill's yesterday. Everyone there so kind and helpful. I even…read moreunfortunately had a flat tire as I was leaving trying to get back to Florence, Al and the owners husband fixed it for me. How kind!! Lucy cannot wait to take more Master classes there!! Great place to dance and train.

Super organized, and the teachers know what they are doing and super caring! Definitely recommend,…read morethey are one of the best in Huntsville!

THE VIENNA BOYS CHOIR!…read more The Huntsville Chamber Music Guild is now in its 65th season and to open the season, they selected the Vienna Boys Choir. Excellent choice! The Vienna boys Choir has been touring since 1929 and currently consists of 100 boys who are divided into four touring groups. This particular group will be in the states for eleven weeks to complete forty-eight performances. Yes, they are busy. Monolo Cagnin is the perfect choirmaster for this group as his passion and energy are quite evident and you could also see the mutual love and respect between him and his students. I enjoyed his very animated and slightly theatrical manner as it was quite endearing. Prior to starting the performance, each student, (ages 10 to 14), stated his name and country of origin and I was really surprised to see so many countries were represented. This is a very diverse group and proof that music really is a universal language. Trinity United Methodist Church was the perfect venue for hosting this renowned choir because it is not only beautiful and comfortable, it has great acoustics. My husband and I really enjoyed the performance because there were varied selections including a Gregorian Chant and a Polka. There was also a bit of acting which was very entertaining. Although we had expected the night to end with the lively polka, we were gifted with two additional selections. When that young lad sang Amazing Grace, he stole my heart and I knew that I had found my next husband! Yes Honey, call me! It was an incredible performance and we thoroughly enjoyed it. You must consider attending at least one of the concerts that are a part of the current season as they are all top-notch. Just know that all of the guild's performances are held at Trinity United Methodist Church in Huntsville which has great parking dynamics. Easy in and easy out! Not only do the Arts give life and feed the soul, they provide great entertainment for the entire family. I love this time of year for that reason. I wish the HCMG a wildly successful season!

I attended the Alabama A&M game against Grambling here a few months ago. This stadium does have a…read moreclear bag policy and they check you with metal detectors before you walk in so you should definitely not bring anything you don't absolutely need here. When we came, there were a few food trucks as well as concession stands that sell alcohol. The field is nice, and they have plenty of seating.

I attended THE Alabama A&M University and this is our stadium. I've had many great memories here so…read moreI definitely recommend all in the area to stop by and support the Bulldogs during one of the games. If you get a chance to hear the band perform, you're in for a treat! There is adequate parking and the facilities are generally neat and clean. If you're in the Huntsville area, stop on by! Go Bulldogs!

I don't know how this track has been here as long as it has and not yet been reviewed…read more This is the track my husband used to come to in the 80s as a kid/young adult. I always figured it was just some run-of-the-mill track. I had even been in the area and gone to a nearby boat ramp. I had no idea how "pretty" this track is. Before the sun went down, I was just as happy to watch the races as I was to look at the foothill backdrop, a gorgeous sunset, and grazing animals in the field just outside the track that didn't seem a bit bothered by the buzz of the engines.

Very poorly maintained facility. Needs new management. Sewage leaks across floor in bathroom and…read moreis ignored.

Merchant's Alley was completed ~ 2.5 years ago, and I can't believe I have never noticed it or been…read moreto it until last weekend. It's cute! The larger mural on the left is entitled "Playing the Sound of the Wind," and is inspired by the annual Old Time Fiddlers Convention. The other wall features Alabama Shakes [and other projects she has] singer Brittany Howard. It's a nice, engaging mural that is scheduled to change every two years and feature other music stars local to Limestone County. I didn't realize the purple doors on each side contain artwork created by Alabama Center for the Arts students that is scheduled to change every year. From late April to late June each year, the "Main Street Merchant's Alley Happy Hour Music Series" is held here from 5:30-7:00 on Friday's where patrons are encouraged to get an entertainment district cup of your favorite adult beverage from a local merchant [The Southern Table, The Salty Cod, Old Black Bear Brewery, Athens, etc.] and bring a lawn chair to enjoy the music and the square, and it's free! If you get a chance to see Merchant's Alley, you should! It's a very bright and uplifting oasis just off the north side of Athen's downtown square, and of course, since it is an alley, it won't take long to see and enjoy the murals and other art.

This was a pleasant surprise! I didn't even know we had this in Huntsville. My friend booked the…read morefall colors train for us, which was surprisingly cheap at $15 each. Sadly it rained and the windows fogged pretty bad so we couldn't see a lot. They also do a Santa train starting December 3rd. I would do the fall colors one again, more mid October and not November to get the best views. Side note- there were no functioning bathrooms on the train.

It is small compared to other railroad museums that I have been to in Tennessee. But, it is free…read more The main attraction here is the train ride with the old diesel locomotive. It was sold out when we got there, but I can't hold that against them. It was our fault. It was too hot today for another run later in the day. Those tin cans of rail cars just get too hot. There were a few interesting exhibits.