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This weekend in Huntsville is bursting with exciting events for all ages! Enjoy the Community Kite Festival at John Hunt Park, the Rocket City Blues Festival at the Von Braun Center, and the Black Arts & Authors Festival at Oakwood University Church. These free and ticketed events promise a weekend filled with music, creativity, and community spirit. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to engage with local talent and celebrate the vibrant atmosphere of Huntsville!
Exciting Events in Huntsville This Weekend: Live Music, Community Celebrations, and More
Hey there, Huntsville! Are you ready for a fun-filled weekend in your local community? This weekend is packed with fantastic events that are sure to delight everyone, from music lovers to families looking for some outdoor fun. Mark your calendars because March is bringing a burst of colors and sounds to our great city!
Community Kite Festival: Get Ready to Fly High!
First up, we have the Community Kite Festival happening on Saturday, March 1, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the beautiful John Hunt Park, located at 2151 Airport Road SW. This event is absolutely free to attend, making it the perfect outing for families or anyone looking to enjoy a serene day outdoors.
Not only will you have the chance to fly your own kites, but you can also snag one from the event if you don’t have your own. With delicious food trucks offering tasty treats and a host of **children’s activities**, there’s something for everyone. The best part? This festival focuses on inclusiveness and community spirit, inviting everyone to come together for a day of joy and laughter.
Feel the Rhythm at Rocket City Blues Festival
On Friday, February 28, music aficionados should prepare for a night to remember at the second annual Rocket City Blues Festival. The show kicks off at 8 p.m. at the Von Braun Center, situated at 700 Monroe St. SW. With ticket prices ranging from $59 to $175, this is your chance to catch a stellar lineup of artists.
Expect to be grooving to the sounds of King George, Tucka, Pokey Bear, J-Wonn, West Love, and Ronnie Bell as part of ‘The Blues Is Alright Tour’. This event promises to deliver soul-stirring blues music that’ll have you dancing all night long!
Celebrate Creativity at the Black Arts & Authors Festival
But wait, there’s more! Also on Saturday, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., the Black Arts & Authors Festival is set to shine at the Oakwood University Church, located at 5500 Adventist Boulevard NW. This vibrant festival is completely free and aims to showcase the incredible talent of Black authors and artists.
Here, you can explore a variety of books, art pieces, and even sample some scrumptious local food. It’s a fantastic opportunity to celebrate creativity and support local talent. Bring your friends and family along to experience the rich cultural heritage that Huntsville has to offer!
A Weekend Full of Family Fun and Entertainment
If you’re looking for even more activities, be sure to check out what’s happening in town, as Huntsville has a wealth of theatrical productions and music performances lined up throughout the weekend. Whether you prefer something educational or just want to kick back and enjoy a show, there’s bound to be an event that catches your interest.
Join the Community Spirit!
To keep our local events dynamic, community members are encouraged to submit any upcoming events to be featured. It’s a great way to stay connected and informed about the lively happenings in our city. Huntsville is all about coming together, and this weekend is your chance to enjoy that wonderful community spirit to the fullest!
So, whether you’re flying kites, dancing at the blues festival, or exploring the Black Arts & Authors Festival, make sure you soak it all in. Have a fantastic weekend, Huntsville!
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