As the autumn season approaches, Huntsville families are excited about the plethora of upcoming events. From the Fleet Feet Fall Fitness Festival to the 27th Annual Oktoberfest, families can expect a variety of fun activities that promote community engagement and creative exploration. Events throughout September include free fun runs, a massive craft show, and engaging festivals that provide entertainment for all ages. Mark your calendars and prepare to embrace the enchanting autumn spirit in Huntsville!
As the leaves begin to change and the air turns crisp, families in Huntsville are gearing up for an exciting autumn! This season is all about community, creativity, and culinary delights, offering a fantastic variety of events just around the corner. From family fun and educational activities to celebrations and festivals, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
This weekend alone is packed with wonderful activities that cater to all family members. On September 7, the Fleet Feet Fall Fitness Festival (F5) will kick off from 8 AM to 12 PM. Families can participate in a community fun run and enjoy kids’ runs while browsing local vendors. The best part? It’s free to attend!
Just a stone’s throw away, Southern Trend will host its own fall celebration on the same day, open from 9 AM to 6 PM. Bring the kiddos, soak up the fall vibes, and enjoy what the local community has to offer—all at no cost!
Mark your calendars for the 27th Annual Oktoberfest, which will be held from September 13-15. With free admission, this festival will be stationed at the MWR Activity Field, making it a perfect outing for families looking to enjoy good food, fun, and festivities.
The fun continues on September 14 with two fantastic events! The 3rd Annual Kids Festival at Calhoun Community College runs from 10 AM to 4 PM and offers a day full of excitement—free of charge! Later that day, families can head to the Davidson Center at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center for International Observe the Moon Night, which is from 5:30 PM to 8 PM. This is a unique opportunity to explore the night sky together—again, no admission fee required.
If you’re a lover of arts and crafts, don’t miss the massive craft show taking place at the Von Braun Center from September 20-22. With over 100 local crafters showcasing their work, this event is the perfect place to kick off your holiday shopping. Admission is free, allowing you to dive right into the joys of creativity!
On September 20, be sure to visit the Madison First Fridays Fall Festival, starting at 5 PM. Families can enjoy a petting zoo, hay rides, and a whole lot more—all at no cost. Then on September 21, take part in Tinkerfest at EarlyWorks Museum. This hands-on activity encourages exploration and creativity among children and is included with general admission.
Don’t forget to check out the events happening at the Regions Center Downtown on the same day. Watch brave souls rappel down the building while your little ones enjoy fun activities from 11 AM to 3 PM, all for free!
Later that day, enjoy the Soulful Food Truck Festival, featuring delicious food trucks and live entertainment; tickets are reasonably priced at $0 to $15. Plus, enjoy the charming Monte Sano Art Festival on September 21-22, which showcases the fabulous works of local artists. Entry is free, but be aware of a $10 parking fee per car.
And the festivities don’t stop there! As we look ahead to October and November, a whirlwind of holiday celebrations, cultural events, and community-oriented activities awaits in Huntsville. Families can expect seasonal celebrations, food festivals, holiday crafts, and lots of outdoor community events that capture the spirit of the fall season.
Stay in the loop with a comprehensive 2024 Fall Activity Guide for details on upcoming events like Fall Break camps, Halloween parties, and much more. It’s perfect for busy parents looking to keep their families entertained.
Keep in mind, families are encouraged to share their local event information, helping to promote a vibrant and engaged community. A handy free mobile app called Explore Huntsville is also available to keep families informed of local events and activities while on the go.
So gather your loved ones, bundle up, and embrace the many opportunities for autumn fun right here in our beautiful city of Huntsville!
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