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What’s up, Huntsville! I hope you had a wonderful Father’s Day weekend! Let’s see what Huntsville has in store for you this weekend.

In today’s Homely Huntsville:

• 4 Weekend Events

• Weekend Weather

• Huntsville News

• Huntsville History

• Huntsville Sports

• Huntsville Music

• Huntsville Blogs

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4 Weekend Events

Here are four things to do this weekend!

Huntsville's Downtown Vintage Market 🛍

Explore vintage gems from over 40 vendors, offering unique pieces from clothing to decor to collectibles from the 50s to the 2000s. There’s always a great selection to browse through!

Enjoy an amazing set from our DJ and delicious bites from local food trucks. It’s completely free to attend, so grab your friends and family, shop, and enjoy the day downtown! Hosted by One Man’s Vintage - a vintage store on Clinton Row.

📅 When: Saturday, June 22nd, 11am - 4pm

📍 Where: Ground floor of the Greene Street Parking Garage (132 Greene Street NE, Huntsville, AL 35801)

Daytime Food Tour 🍔

Visit locally-owned food establishments in Downtown Huntsville on a guided walking food tour. Sample popular food and beverages preferred by locals. Travel with your guide along the most historic locations in Downtown Huntsville.

Your tickets include a visit to six different restaurants. Explore downtown Huntsville with a local guide. Meet local owners and local people near and around historic Courthouse Square. Visit Six different food/beverage locations

⏰When: 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

💵Cost: $55 per person

https://scenethattours.com/product/downtown-food-tour-2/

Sunset Paddle 🏞️🌅🚣

An enchanting sunset paddle on the river is perfect for a date night or an outing with friends! Arrive at 1000 Hobbs Island Road, Huntsville, AL 35803, 30 minutes early to sign in and get ready. Paddle to the tip of Hobbs Island for stunning sunset views, then return to the dock. The event is on June 22 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

Sign up here and follow on Instagram & Facebook @forrestpaddleboarding for updates!

Sourdough Bread Class 101 🥖🍞👩‍🍳

Due to popular demand, Pleasant Hill Farms is excited to announce the fifth Sourdough Bread 101 Class on June 22nd at University Pickers from 12:30 pm - 2:00 pm! Using a cherished five-generation family starter, participants will learn to make sourdough loaf bread and rolls. This mild starter requires only weekly feeding, perfect for busy schedules. Attendees will gain basic sourdough skills, a loaf of bread, and the treasured family recipe. All materials are provided for this delightful baking adventure. Join the class at University Pickers, 3405 Triana Boulevard Southwest, Huntsville, Alabama.

Weekend Weather ☀

This weekend in Huntsville, it is expected to be hot and sunny. On Saturday, temperatures will reach a high of 96°F with light and variable southern winds, accompanied by a few afternoon clouds. Humidity will be around 51%, and the UV index will be very high at 10 out of 11. The night will remain warm with a low of 73°F and a few clouds in the sky.

On Sunday, the weather will be partly cloudy, with the temperature again peaking at 96°F. Winds will shift to the west-southwest at 5 to 10 mph. At night, there will be increased cloudiness and a 40% chance of showers after midnight, with a low of 74°F. Humidity will stay high, and the moon will be in its waning gibbous phase.

You can look at our detailed forecast here.

Sat 22 🌤

Day: 96°| 4% | S4 mph

Night: 73°| 4% | S3 mph

Sun 23 🌤

Day: 96°| 6% | WSW7 mph

Night: 74°| 36% | WSW5 mph

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Huntsville News 📝

Read the top news stories this week in Huntsville:

Randolph School Acquires 26 Acres

Randolph School has acquired 26 additional acres, expanding the 51-acre Garth Road campus. This strategic move aims to reunite our two campuses and foster a unified community for Pre-K through Grade 12. They announced the Leo Center for Excellence, featuring a community gathering space, an additional gymnasium, an expanded performance area, and an Innovation Hub and Technology Lab.

Madison County Career Center Launching New Program

The Madison County Career Technical Center, in collaboration with Alabama Fire College, is launching a Fire Science program for the 2024-25 school year. This initiative will offer eight high school students from the Madison County School System the opportunity to receive training and education in fire sciences, preparing them for careers in the firefighting industry. The curriculum includes Volunteer Firefighter I, Firefighter II, and Hazardous Materials/Weapons of Mass Destruction Awareness and Operations courses. Upon completion, students can apply for scholarships to attend Alabama Fire College’s six-week bridge program.

Alabama A&M Approves $58 Million Student Center

During its June 14 meeting, the Alabama A&M University (AAMU) Board of Trustees approved the construction of a new $58 million Student Amenities Center. This state-of-the-art facility will enhance the student experience with gathering spaces, dining options, and student support offices, bridging the East and West campuses across Meridian Street. The building will include a food court, flexible theater space, student services offices, a campus bookstore, conference spaces, a game room, student governance offices, and outdoor pavilions. AAMU President Daniel Wims highlighted the project's role in transforming the campus and boosting North Huntsville's economic vitality. Construction is set to begin later this year, with student input shaping the final offerings.

Huntsville History 📔

The Huntsville Gazette June 21, 1890:

“Incorporated! The $1,000,000 Dallas Cotton Mill a Certainty. Huntsville's Fame Spread Abroad. New and Enterprising Capitalists Become Workers for Our City. The declaration for the Incorporation of the Dallas Cotton Mills, to be located in our city, has been filed in the Probate Office of Madison County, as required by law. The following well-known businessmen and financiers are the incorporators: Godfrey M. Fogg, Augustus H. Robinson, T.B. Dallas of Nashville, Tenn., William Flanigan of New York, Milton Humes, Huntsville. Our city can well afford to rejoice and be exceedingly glad over her great success.”

Huntsville Sports 🏈

Read recent developments in Huntsville sports and what we can look forward to!

Trash Pandas 🦝

The Trash Pandas are on a four-game losing streak and now have a record of 32-33 after going on a five-game losing streak and now have a losing record. However, they remain 7.5 games out of first place and are currently third in their division. They went on a winning streak earlier in June—hopefully, they can start the turnaround tonight!

You can purchase tickets here for this weekend’s series against the Biloxi Shuckers! Tonight is Marvel Defenders of the Diamond Superhero Night & Friday Night Fireworks!

vs. Mississippi Braves

6/14 L 0-1

6/15 W 6-3 & L 0-9

6/16 L 2-3

vs. Biloxi Shuckers

6/18 L 1-3

6/19 L 0-5

6/20 L 7-8

Upcoming Games

vs. Biloxi Shuckers 6/20 - 6/23

@ Chattanooga Lookouts 6/25 - 6/30

@ Birmingham Barons 7/1 - 7/3

Huntsville City FC ⚽️

Huntsville City FC fell to 2-8-3 this past Father’s Day. They still maintained 14th place out of 15 in the Eastern Conference standings. Their next game is this Sunday at Cincinnati. You can look forward to the next game at home next Friday, 6/28, hopefully with another win!

vs. Chicago Fire II

Huntsville City Football Club lost 4-0 last Sunday at Wicks Family Field.

Upcoming Games

6/23 @ Cincinnati

6/28 vs. Carolina

7/10 @ New England

Upcoming Event

The Wicks Family Field at Joe Davis Stadium will host the inaugural Kids Summer Splash Jump Fest from July 10 to 13, 2024, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. CT.

Families can enjoy various activities, including North Alabama’s largest slip n’ slide, a water battle zone with water guns and balloons, wet and dry inflatables, kids' coloring stations, soccer at the kick wall, and food and beverages.

Tickets are available here. Single-day tickets are $20, and four-day passes are $50. Parents and guardians enter for free, and the event is limited to children aged 12 and younger.

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Huntsville Music 🎵

Wondering what music awaits you in Huntsville this weekend? See the featured options below, or explore more events on the Huntsville Music Calendar.

The Black Jacket Symphony Presents Prince's 'Purple Rain'

An unforgettable evening awaits as The Black Jacket Symphony presents Prince's legendary "Purple Rain" at the Mark C. Smith Concert Hall in Huntsville, AL, on June 22, 2024. This mesmerizing performance features a note-for-note recreation of the entire album, followed by a set of Prince's greatest hits, capturing the essence of his music in a truly immersive experience. Secure your tickets now at the VBC Box Office or Ticketmaster for an evening of rock and roll magic.

Wild Life in the Working Class

Wild Life in the Working Class brings the spirit of the 80s to Voodoo Lounge with a dynamic set featuring hits from Duran Duran, INXS, David Bowie, The Cure, and more. Dive into an evening filled with classic 80s pop, rock, new wave, and post-punk favorites. Perfect for fans of the era, this event promises an engaging night of iconic music and lively performances at one of Huntsville's premier venues. Make your way to the Voodoo Lounge for a memorable musical journey back to the 80s.

Location: Voodoo Lounge, 110 Southside Square, Huntsville, Alabama
Date: June 22, 2024
Time: 9:30 PM

Huntsville Blogs 📝

Click on the links to read Homely Huntsville’s recent blogs:

Top 5 Photographers in Huntsville

Let’s be honest: finding the right photographer in Huntsville isn’t easy. With so many options, how do you even begin to choose? Well, you’re in luck because we’ve done the hard work for you. After scouring reviews, looking at portfolios, and talking to locals, we’re ready to reveal Huntsville’s top 5 photographers this year. Get ready to find your perfect match.

Top 5 Cleaning Services in Huntsville

Have you peeked under the fridge lately? Yeah, we didn’t think so. Let’s face it – keeping your Huntsville home spick and span is no one’s favorite chore. But a little help from the pros can keep your home looking sharp without breaking your back or the bank. We tracked down Huntsville’s top cleaning crews to give you the inside scoop on getting your digs detailed without drama. From judging their sparkle power to snooping their rates, we did the dirty work so you don’t have to. Read on to discover the top 5 cleaning services giving Huntsville homes that sought-after shine in 2024.

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