WhistleStop 2017 is this weekend Friday May 5th - Saturday May 6th. Filled with great BBQ and fantastic music this years event looks to be filled with fun with sunny weather. Headlining the music entertainment: Ginblossoms, The Marshall Tucker Band, The Rembrandts, as well as several great local bands. More information can be found at the official website of WhistleStop: https://whistlestopweekend.com/ and WHNT's WhistleStop page.
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Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Thursday, May 4, 2017
Wednesday, April 23, 2014
This weekend 4/25-4/27 is Panoply 2014!
That's right, Panoply is back once again. And for how great 2013 was for this event (several team members took home some great artwork), we can't wait to see what's available this year.
An updating schedule of the stage activity can be found at al.com.
Also per al.com: "Advance tickets ($7.50 per day) for Panoply 2014 are available online via artshuntsville.org until April 25. At the gate, daily admission is $10. Kids 12 and under admitted for free."
Dates and Times:
- April 25 Friday: from 5:00 - 9:00 p.m.
- April 26 Saturday: from 10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
- April 27 Sunday: from 12:00 - 7:00 p.m
An updating schedule of the stage activity can be found at al.com.
Also per al.com: "Advance tickets ($7.50 per day) for Panoply 2014 are available online via artshuntsville.org until April 25. At the gate, daily admission is $10. Kids 12 and under admitted for free."
Information on the Beer & Wine Tent.
We hope to see you there!
Thursday, July 25, 2013
Outdoor Nature Places to Visit & US Army Soldier Show
Today's post comes from a reader who asked about outdoor nature places for hiking, fishing, and just to go be with the large expanses of nature.
Being that Huntsville is one of the cities with the most green spaces in the country, there are plenty of places to go in the city, metro area and for day trips outside the city.
Below are links we have assembled for going outdoors and getting into nature and being a part of different activities and observe the wonderful green scenery.
Huntsville Botanical Garden
Madison County Nature Trail on Green Mountain
Land Trust of North Alabama
Big Spring Park
Maple Hill Cemetery
State Parks of Alabama
Monte Sano State Park
Lake Guntersville State Park
Cathedral Caverns State Park
Alabama Vacation Guide
Today's Tidbit: Another part of The Carol Jacobs Team went out to the US Army Soldier Show Wednesday night and it was fantastic. A superb performance of singing, dancing, and acting. The stage had wonderful lights props, and soldiers that really had you believe they were professionals at everything they did. The music, singing, and dancing cut across all boundaries from country, rap, jazz, dance hall, Disney, rock, pop, and musicals. Here is the rest of the Tour Schedule for the US Army Soldier Show!
Huntsville Metro Area Homes
Being that Huntsville is one of the cities with the most green spaces in the country, there are plenty of places to go in the city, metro area and for day trips outside the city.
Below are links we have assembled for going outdoors and getting into nature and being a part of different activities and observe the wonderful green scenery.
Huntsville Botanical Garden
Madison County Nature Trail on Green Mountain
Land Trust of North Alabama
Big Spring Park
Maple Hill Cemetery
State Parks of Alabama
Monte Sano State Park
Lake Guntersville State Park
Cathedral Caverns State Park
Alabama Vacation Guide
Today's Tidbit: Another part of The Carol Jacobs Team went out to the US Army Soldier Show Wednesday night and it was fantastic. A superb performance of singing, dancing, and acting. The stage had wonderful lights props, and soldiers that really had you believe they were professionals at everything they did. The music, singing, and dancing cut across all boundaries from country, rap, jazz, dance hall, Disney, rock, pop, and musicals. Here is the rest of the Tour Schedule for the US Army Soldier Show!
Huntsville Metro Area Homes
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Quick Review of Concert in the Park: 7/22/13, US Army Materiel Command Band
Part of the Carol Jacobs team went to last night's Concerts in the Park on a whim and were pleased with the turnout, environment, and fun.
Put on by The Arts Council Inc of Huntsville, AL & the Department of Recreational Services of Huntsville, AL, was moved indoors because of the rain during the day and possible rain later on. The relocated event took place in the South Hall of the VBC, on the south side of the VBC Arena. The hall was completely air conditioned and over 95% brought their lawn chairs and folding chairs while the vendors sold food and drinks.
The MC for the evening was Steve Johnson of WHNT who introduced everyone from the band to guests to present honors to the band.
Once the the music started, it began with several jazz pieces then moving to the title track from the movie "1941" and the Olympic signature piece "Fanfare for the common man" among many others. The performers were looking very sharp and their instruments were completely sterling with shine that could be seen in the far back of the hall.
Intermingling with the crowd were also reenactors dressed up in different period uniforms from nurses from the Vietnam and WWII era, to Vietnam Recon soldiers and WWII infantry.
The large crowd gave applause after every set and enjoyed themselves thoroughly. With a concert this nice, free, and easy access to the event everyone was pleased to have made it.
We eagerly look forward to going to more Concerts in the Park.
Huntsville Metro Area Homes
Put on by The Arts Council Inc of Huntsville, AL & the Department of Recreational Services of Huntsville, AL, was moved indoors because of the rain during the day and possible rain later on. The relocated event took place in the South Hall of the VBC, on the south side of the VBC Arena. The hall was completely air conditioned and over 95% brought their lawn chairs and folding chairs while the vendors sold food and drinks.
The MC for the evening was Steve Johnson of WHNT who introduced everyone from the band to guests to present honors to the band.
Once the the music started, it began with several jazz pieces then moving to the title track from the movie "1941" and the Olympic signature piece "Fanfare for the common man" among many others. The performers were looking very sharp and their instruments were completely sterling with shine that could be seen in the far back of the hall.
Intermingling with the crowd were also reenactors dressed up in different period uniforms from nurses from the Vietnam and WWII era, to Vietnam Recon soldiers and WWII infantry.
The large crowd gave applause after every set and enjoyed themselves thoroughly. With a concert this nice, free, and easy access to the event everyone was pleased to have made it.
We eagerly look forward to going to more Concerts in the Park.
Huntsville Metro Area Homes
Thursday, July 18, 2013
A Few Huntsville Summer Events as of 7/18/13
There's a few great summer events going on...so pick what you want to do and go!
Historic Huntsville Foundation is back with Movies In The Park on three Friday's this summer 7/26, 8/9, and 8/23 in which they will be showing E.T., To Kill a Mockingbird, and Back to the Future. There was a vote on 6/20 at the Sidewalk Arts Stroll to pick the movies. The movies begin at sundown in Big Spring Park behind the Huntsville Museum of Arts.
Historic Huntsville Foundation
Florence's amazing WC Handy Music Festival is back again from 7/19-7/28.
Information on the Event through the WC Handy Festival Website
Daily Schedule of the WC Handy Festival
The Huntsville Ghost Walk is still going on. On Saturdays at 6pm leaving from Harrison Hardware Store in Downtown Huntsville.
The Madison City Farmer's Market is on Saturday 7/20 in the morning from 8-12 beside Discovery Middle School located at 1282 Hughes Rd, Madison.
US Space & Rocket Center Armed Services week providing free admission to military families. 7/21-7/27, 9am-5pm.
Concerts in the Parks has the US Army Materiel Command Band on 7/22, 6:30-8pm at Big Spring Park.
US Army Soldier Show is on 7/23-7/27 at 7pm at the VBC Concert Hall.
Huntsville Metro Area Homes
Historic Huntsville Foundation is back with Movies In The Park on three Friday's this summer 7/26, 8/9, and 8/23 in which they will be showing E.T., To Kill a Mockingbird, and Back to the Future. There was a vote on 6/20 at the Sidewalk Arts Stroll to pick the movies. The movies begin at sundown in Big Spring Park behind the Huntsville Museum of Arts.
Historic Huntsville Foundation
Florence's amazing WC Handy Music Festival is back again from 7/19-7/28.
Information on the Event through the WC Handy Festival Website
Daily Schedule of the WC Handy Festival
The Huntsville Ghost Walk is still going on. On Saturdays at 6pm leaving from Harrison Hardware Store in Downtown Huntsville.
The Madison City Farmer's Market is on Saturday 7/20 in the morning from 8-12 beside Discovery Middle School located at 1282 Hughes Rd, Madison.
US Space & Rocket Center Armed Services week providing free admission to military families. 7/21-7/27, 9am-5pm.
Concerts in the Parks has the US Army Materiel Command Band on 7/22, 6:30-8pm at Big Spring Park.
US Army Soldier Show is on 7/23-7/27 at 7pm at the VBC Concert Hall.
Huntsville Metro Area Homes
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