Huntsville, August 22, 2025

News Summary

Huntsville is set to celebrate Culinary Month featuring its annual Restaurant Week, offering exclusive deals and unique menus from local dining establishments. Additionally, the launch of the Huntsville Food & Farm Hub farmers market aims to connect the community with local produce. Culinary Month will also include hands-on cooking classes and demonstrations, creating an exciting atmosphere for food lovers and supporting local chefs and growers.

Huntsville Gears Up for Culinary Month with Restaurant Week and New Farmers Market Launch

Huntsville will celebrate its Culinary Month from August 8 to August 17, 2025, with its annual Restaurant Week, featuring exclusive menus and special deals from a variety of dining establishments. This event aims to showcase the city’s exceptional chefs, bakers, brewers, and mixologists and is expected to attract both residents and visitors eager to explore the local food scene.

During Restaurant Week, diners will choose from an array of dining options that range from food trucks to fine dining venues. To take advantage of the event’s special promotions, interested guests must sign up for the Rocket City Dish Pass, which launched on August 1, 2025. This pass allows customers to access exclusive offers during Culinary Month and enter for various prize opportunities.

Registration for the Rocket City Dish Pass can be done via text or email, and users can save the pass to their phone’s home screen for easy access. Participants will also check in at participating locations using GPS to be eligible for prizes. It is important to note that previous years’ passes are no longer valid, and all diners must register again for the 2025 event.

In addition to Restaurant Week, Culinary Month will host hands-on cooking classes, demonstrations, and special events highlighting Huntsville’s local culinary professionals. The Huntsville Madison County Convention & Visitors Bureau will provide updates and giveaways related to Culinary Month on social media platforms.

Another exciting component of this year’s Culinary Month is the launch of the Huntsville Food & Farm Hub, a new farmers market aimed at connecting residents with local produce and supporting local growers. Co-founded by Callie Enea and Lauren Murphy, the market will make shopping local more accessible and convenient for the community. The Huntsville Food & Farm Hub underscores the importance of supporting local agriculture and enhancing the availability of fresh, farm-to-table produce.

In addition to Culinary Month’s events, downtown Huntsville will witness the return of the Food Truck Rallies starting in May, featuring a monthly lineup of food trucks serving a variety of cuisines in Big Spring Park. These rallies are designed to complement the Culinary Month events and create an enjoyable atmosphere for food lovers in the city.

Key Features of Culinary Month

• Restaurant Week: August 8 – August 17, 2025
• Rocket City Dish Pass registration opened August 1, 2025
• Access to exclusive menus and special deals at participating restaurants
• Launch of the Huntsville Food & Farm Hub farmers market
• Hands-on cooking classes and culinary demonstrations

Conclusion

As Huntsville gears up for an exciting Culinary Month, residents and visitors alike are encouraged to participate in Restaurant Week and take advantage of the newly launched farmers market. The city continues to foster a vibrant food culture by supporting local chefs and growers.

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Additional Resources

• Stacker: Best Restaurants in Huntsville
• Rocket City Now: Huntsville Restaurant Week
• WAFF: Huntsville Food & Farm Hub
• WAAY: Concerts and Food Trucks in Huntsville
• Hville Blast: Food Truck Recommendations
• Wikipedia: Farmers’ Market
• Google Search: Huntsville culinary events
• Google Scholar: Huntsville cuisine
• Encyclopedia Britannica: Cooking
• Google News: Huntsville Restaurant Week

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