View and banana foster table side!! Flash back to the 70s/80s and I love that. The birds are a…read morebonus.

It has been a bit, but when we decided to get married there was only one place to have our…read morerehearsal dinner at. We called Tracy and told him our plans, for about 35 guests. Absolutely stellar. Tracy and the amazing staff went above and beyond to make it perfect. On other occasions such as before concerts, we call, walk in , and our table is always ready and we are never late to a show. These groups are usually around 15 guests.

Great spot to enjoy a stick and a beverage in a relaxing environment…read more Lockers for storage are available as part of membership. Conference table is useful for meals or for meetings. Big leather chairs and a couple TVs available as well.

Fun place for women. Saturday dancing in Aerie room. My wife loves it, very safe for women. Many…read morehave joined the eagles for $35 a year. As a member drinks are $3 mixed cocktail and for $1. Such a bargain. Every friendly staff (Jennifer is just excellent!). Try it. U like it. Rib eye steaks on Saturday evenings beginning at 5 pm

Sailed here years ago for a Snipe Regatta. They have a great view of the Tennessee river. Race…read moremanagement was good. Not much wind, but not much they could do about that. The club house was rustic but adequate. Docks were a bit hard to launch from and sail out of, mostly due to disrepair. Members were really friendly, and regatta party was great. I loved how they turned swatting carpenter bees with badminton rackets into a sport. 100 points if it lands in the river. Gotta watch out for those cargo ships though, especially their wakes.

Went to sail camp here for many years, was a fantastic experience. The staff is incredible. The new…read moreclub house is very comfortable and clean, the sofas are top notch. The members are very friendly and there is a great community

Westhaven is such a special place. The sense of community here is incredible; neighbors genuinely…read morelook out for one another. There are always fun activities and live music events that bring people together. It's not just a beautiful neighborhood, it's a warm and welcoming one too.

SouthernLand only cares about selling homes, once you are a resident look forward to a budget that…read moreis less than transparent, amenities that are always full and not fully maintained and a neighborhood where you pay for security however your home will still be vandalized by neighborhood spoiled teen brats. They roll out the red carpet for buyers but do not care for you once you are a homeowner.

Huntsville's Polish-American Community (Polonia) represents several generations of Polish…read moreimmigrants and descendants. They've been meeting at this church since 1995, and I only joined in about five years back, though I had previously met and knew several members. They used to be very involved with the Slavic Night in partnership with UAH and others...alas, that celebration is no more, but it was one of the stepping-stones that led to my locating the group and joining in. Wednesday evenings during what are effectively school weeks (October through May), we all show up at about 7:00 p.m. (give or take) in the All Purpose Meeting Room. Everyone is invited to bring a friend and/or a snack or drink and it's not uncommon to find homemade Eastern European foods mixed in with Oreos. Have some Gołąbki with your Fritos®? Topics covered by the group have varied from Polish involvement in WWII to Christmas/Easter traditions to the history of this or that region or city to Polish language/grammar. It's total immersion, more or less, though I'd still like to find a dedicated language class/teacher/books one day. Good luck with that in this neck of the woods. This group offers some of the only Polish holiday events and celebrations available anywhere in the state and certainly in North Alabama. That's how I went from being taught how to make Pierogies to setting up TV interviews to celebrate Święconka, a centuries-old Polish tradition known as "The Blessing of the Easter Baskets," something they celebrate every Holy Saturday. The classes, meetings, and events expose even the most casually interested person to a dedicated group. They've had traveling guest speakers, welcomed visiting Polish dignitaries, partnered with other Polish groups in the area, and hosted Polish families and students. There's also been continually good interaction with the Huntsville-Madison County Public Library's "LearningQUEST" through the class, "Passport to Poland." It's all quite the experience! Very active, the group takes part in the International Festival of North Alabama, among many other community events, and hosts an early Wigilia, or Christmas Eve celebration, the first or second Wednesday in December. No one is allowed to bring meat (lots of fish; no MEAT), and if there's any drink, it had better be nonalcoholic or Krupnik...and it usually is. But everyone is encouraged to bring something Polish (or at least, Eastern European) that they made themselves. And, of course, somebody always kindly brings Opłatki to share! The Pączki someone always brings in to share before Lent kicks in are rarely homemade, but always eaten with glee. Publix or some such usually has them. This is a wonderful opportunity for newcomers of all stripes, but PARTICULARLY for newcomers with Polish heritage, no matter how many generations removed. Polonia HSV even celebrates departures with a Pożegnanie...and that can only mean more food!

A great organization to give a helping hand to Veterans. Winn and the rest of the staff go above…read moreand beyond to support the Veterans.

From the owner: We serve Veterans, Active Duty Service Members and their immediate live with family. We provide…read morefood, clothing, diapers, wipes, Hygiene items, bedding, furniture and more absolutely free to those who served or are serving our country.