Culture — Page 3
HUNTSVILLE – What’s the best thing to do if you see a T-Rex? Hope he doesn’t see you! Live and in person, North Alabama dinosaur fans will get to see […]
HUNTSVILLE – If you are new to Huntsville and have not been downtown to visit the Huntsville Museum of art, or if you are a long time resident but have […]
HUNTSVILLE – It was a jazzy sort of day Wednesday at Huntsville’s Big Spring Park. There, Mayor Tommy Battle and Kenny Anderson, director of the city’s DEI office, counted off […]
“The thing I’ll remember most about the flight is that it was fun… the most fun that I’ll ever have in my life.” – Sally Ride HUNTSVILLE — It was fun […]
HUNTSVILLE – If you were born in 1960 or before, did you know you officially qualify as an “Older American”? But before you get too defensive about your age, the […]
HUNTSVILLE — Wanna go for a ride under the stars… on the moon? It was a big win for the home team this weekend when the University of Alabama in […]
HUNTSVILLE — In New Orleans, having more crawfish mounds in your yard than you do grass is a sure “tell” you are a crawfish lover. In Huntsville, all you have […]
SHEFFIELD — According to Security magazine, there are more than 2,200 attacks each day. That breaks down to nearly 1 cyberattack every 39 seconds, equating to more than 800,000 attacks […]
HUNTSVILLE – For two Wednesdays this month, Huntsville yogis can become immersed in a multisensory, distraction-free experience at the Orion Amphitheater. Yoga instructor, women’s empowerment coach, and breathwork facilitator Maria […]
HUNTSVILLE — Author Edie Hand will sign her latest book, “Women of True Grit,” at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center gift shop Saturday. The book features the stories of […]
HUNTSVILLE – Famous playwright Edward Albee said a playwright is someone who lets his guts hang out on the stage. Anyone who has seen “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” or […]
GUNTERSVILLE — When young singer, actor and comedian Daniel Scheinert was a kid in Birmingham, his mother Becky used to tease him that when he grew up and became famous, […]
HUNTSVILLE — Art and nature merge into one exciting experience at Huntsville Botanical Garden with the “Origami in the Garden” exhibition. Created by Santa Fe artists Jennifer and Kevin Box, […]
HUNTSVILLE – There will be more than 90 of the cutest clovers in the patch, including St. Patrick himself, riding and marching in the Ellen McAnelly Memorial St. Patrick’s Day […]
DECATUR — The Alabama Center for the Arts’ annual Youth Art Month celebration is underway featuring 116 works of art by K-12 student artists from Morgan County, Decatur and Hartselle City […]
HUNTSVILLE – A traveling exhibition discussing the social science and psychology of implicit bias will be in Huntsville next month. It is the first time the program will be in […]
HUNTSVILLE – “Ich hab voll Bock auf Bier.” Yes, a lot of people will be up for a beer this month at one of the U.S. Space & Rocket Center’s […]
MADISON — The Kids to Love Foundation broke ground Monday on the Smith Family Wellness Center in honor of Mark C. Smith. Through a donation from his widow, Linda Smith, […]
HUNTSVILLE — Get all your team members in their right seat on the bus. Play to everyone’s individual strengths. Put people in positions where they best benefit the organization and […]
HUNTSVILLE – The new progressive bluegrass band, The Grasstronaughts, will highlight the Huntsville Traditional Music Association’s Coffeehouse next week in the old country church at Burritt on the Mountain. Singer/songwriter […]
HUNTSVILLE — Once again, the cameras are rolling on a talented young artist and entertainer from North Alabama. Madison native Wayne Bucknor Jr., a student at Savannah College of Art […]
HUNTSVILLE — Yoga is as yoga does when businesses around Huntsville celebrate Yoga Week next month. Whether yoga is your great release or it has always tied you up in […]
After 10 years as a history professor at the University of Alabama in Huntsville, Dr. John Kvach decided to flip his script and embark on a new pursuit that would […]
