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Huntsville Weekend Roundup March 6-8

Huntsville Weekend Roundup March 6-8

March kicks off the Spring season, and in typical Huntsville fashion there is A LOT going on. Lucky for you we listed our free/cheap favorite events this weekend below!

A few important items of note:

Thanks to the Heart of the Valley YMCA for their support of our Spring Activity Guide.

Free & Cheap Events


Consignment & Community Sales

All Weekend, various times
Cost: FREE admission, great deals!
Various locations | More Info

Nab some awesome Spring clothes, furniture, toys, & more at these local consignment sales.
Trinity Marketplace
Kid Swap Consignment Sale

Open Gym Bounce Time

Saturday from 8:30 – 11:00 AM
Cost: $3-5
The Matrix Gym |
 More Info
What makes this particular Open Gym time for kids so dadgum awesome? We detail it all in our Parent Review. Bonus for keeping the Bigs and Littles separate in two jump sessions! #SafetyFirst
– Ages 6 and under Open Gym – Saturday at 8:30 – 9:30 AM
– Kids 6-11 Open Gym time – Saturday from 9:30 – 11:00 AM
– Ages 12-18 Open Gym Time – Saturday at 11:00 AM

Cattyshack Open House

Friday from 3PM – 8PM
Cost: FREE, donations accepted
Lowe Mill A&E |
More Info
Experience Huntsville’s new cat cafe for yourself during Lowe Mill’s open studio night!

Spring Craft Fair

Saturday from 9AM – 3PM
Cost: FREE
St. John’s Catholic Church |
More Info
This craft fair with local vendors will benefit the North Alabama Foster Closet and include handmade items inspired by faith.

Free ACT Study Class

Saturday at 8:00 AM
Cost: FREE
Showers Center |
More Info
Hit the books and get some great study tips at this ACT Prep Class. It’s a great chance to improve self confidence in ACT testing ability.

Blast Off Book Festival

Saturday at 10:30 AM
Cost: FREE
Madison Library |
More Info
Grab your favorite lunch lady or young Jedi – NYT Bestselling author & illustrator, Jarrett Krosoczka, visits for a book signing and dynamic presentation for local families. Don’t miss it!

Community Kite Festival

Saturday from 11AM – 3PM
Cost: FREE
John Hunt Park |
More Info
Bring a kite to this lovely annual Spring festival and enjoy live music, performances & demonstrations, food, face painting and more!

International Festival

Sunday from 1-4 PM
Cost: FREE
Country Day School |
More Info
Share an afternoon of food, performanceS, activities, talent, and fun and discover the beauty of our community’s diversity.

HYO Concert: “Africa”

Sunday at 3:00 PM
Cost: FREE
Asbury UMC |
More Info
Young musicians in the Huntsville Youth Orchestra perform a series of concerts featuring music from, and inspired by, Africa.

See Also


 

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Planetarium Show: Alabama Spring Skies

Friday from 7-9 PM
Cost: $15
INTUITIVE Planetarium at the USSRC  |
More Info
Learn about the spring night sky and the various objects that are visible at this time of year in this live and interactive presentation. Great for all ages!

Fire On the Mountain

Saturday from 10AM – 3PM
Cost: FREE for members, or $10-12 for general admission
Burritt On the Mountain  |
More Info
Historic cooks will transport you back to the 1800s with all of your senses as you see, hear, smell, and maybe even taste their work as they prepare recipes over open fires and cast-iron cook stove. The blacksmith will fire up his forge as well!

Roller Derby Double Header

Saturday from 4:30 – 9:00 PM
Cost: FREE – $15
Insanity Skate Park |
More Info
Bring the whole family to a night of hard-hitting, super fast fun! Huntsville’s Dixie Derby Girls Roller Derby League faces off against the Montgomery Derby Girls, and the junior team, the Rocket City Rebels skate the opening bout.

 

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DISCLAIMER: We do our best at Rocket City Mom to provide accurate, useful information about events and activities. This information (such as times and locations) is gathered from user submissions, press releases, local newspapers, signs around town and word of mouth. While we always try to confirm details before they are posted in the Huntsville Weekend Roundup, sometimes details change or we are given inaccurate information. Whenever possible we link our write-ups to the source in which our information came from and strongly urge you to confirm details before you go, especially when it comes to outdoor events and weather.


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