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2. Huntsville Depot
3. Burritt on the Mountain
4. Weeden House
Museum
5. Earlyworks Children's History
Museum - an interactive history museum
6. Kids Space Palace - play mini golf, arcade games on the large indoor playground or the outdoor inflatable park. Water Blast Inc. features two large swimming pools, a splash pad and water slides.
7. Southern Adventures features a water park, go kart track, batting cages, carnival rides, a climbing wall and Two Adventures golf course.
8. Clay House Museum
9. Huntsville Symphony Orchestra
10. Sci-Quest
11. Lydia Gold Skatepark
12. Von Braun Center
14. Relax at
15. Humphrey's - Rodger's House
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34. Huntsville
35. Renaissance Theatre
36. Veterans Memorial Museum
37. Theatre Huntsville
38. Go shopping at Parkway Place
39. Annual International Festival of North Alabama - this free event is held in the fall at the UAHuntsville Campus and features live performances and ethnic food tasting.
40. Huntsville-Madison County Library
41. Watch an IMax movie at Rave Cinemas Valley Bend
42. Go ice skating at the Benton H. Wilcoxon Ice Complex
43. Von Braun Astronomical Society
44. Joe Davis Stadium
45. Lee Lyric Theatre
46. Huntsville
47. Huntsville Ghost Walk
48. Go shopping at Bridge Street Town Centre
49. John Hunt Park
50. Shop local produce and handmade goods at Ayers Farm Farmer's Market
51. Attend ContStellation, an annual sci-fi convention
52. Fantasy Playhouse Children's Theatre
53. Take a ride on the Breakfast Trolley where you can learn about the history of Huntsville - Saturday mornings in June, July and August, book your tour with Constitution Village.
54. Go bowling at Plamor Lanes or Amf Pin Palace
55. Play some arcade games at Tilt
56. Find antiques at Firehouse Antiques and Collectables or Railroad Station Antique Mall
57. Do the 'Mall Jump' at Parkway Place Mall
58.Play softball, baseball, basketball or volleyball at Mt Caramel Recreational Facility
59. Christmas Events: Check out Burritt`s Holiday Exhibit - where the mansion is beautifully decorated for the season from mid November to January first, the Bridge Street Christmas tree lighting, Galaxy of Lights at the Huntsville Botanical Gardens, Jingle Bell 5K, Santa`s Village at the Alabama Constitution Village, the Children`s Christmas Pageant, Festival of Trees or the WAAY-TV Christmas Parade
60. Pump It Up
61. Beginner bikers can go biking at Hayes Nature Trail or Wheeler Wildlife Reserve while more intermediate bikers can go on Colonial Hills, Devil's Racetrack, Monte Sano State Park or Providence Place.
62. Go fishing at Guntersville Lake
63. Huntsville
64. Pancake Festival
65. Rocket City Brewfest
66. Take an art class at Spirited Art
67. Play paintball at FPS Paintball - with two indoor fields
68. Practise your swing at the batting cages at MVP Sports Academy
69. Pointe Station
70. Joe W. Davis Municipal Stadium
71. Play mini golf at Funntasia Golf, Lunar Mini Golf or Safari Mini Golf
72. Historic Lowry House
73. View the artwork at Lowe Mill Arts & Entertainment, attend one of their numerous events or take an art class.
74. Participate in the Lucky Duck Scavenger Hunt - a year round event, be one of the first to find all 12 rubber duckies around town and win a prize - Get the Clues.
75. Watch a sports game: Huntsville Havoc Hockey, Huntsville Stars baseball, Rocket City Titans football, Dixie Derby Girls roller derby, or Rocket City United soccer.
76. Attend the Building, Home & Garden Show at the Von Braun Center in August
77. July 4th Events: 4th of July at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center, the tickets are $20 and there is kids activities, rocket park activities, live music and fireworks display, Sci-Quest Red, White and Fun, 4th of July on the Tennessee River features a boat parade and fireworks show or Spirit of America Festival at Point Mallard Park.
78. Go swimming at James A Williams Aquatic Center, City of Huntsville: Dr Richard Showers Sr Pool, Byrd Spring Pool or Brahan Spring Park Natatorium
79. Go roller skating at Roller Time Roller Skating Rink
80. Browse the books and enjoy a coffee at Barnes and Nobles
81. Pick your own blueberries at Sherry`s Berries - open Sundays from 1 - 4pm
82. Huntsville's Maple Hill Cemetery Stroll in May features actors portraying 80 of Huntsville's former residents.
83. Take a tour of the Huntsville Times
84. Cool off in the ``Everybody Can Play`` Splash Pad at Brahan Springs
85. Take a family or individual horseback trail ride at Star HB Farms
86. Kids will love Bricks 4 Kidz - which offers preschool classes or afterschool programs where kids can build structures out of Legos, also a great place for Birthday parties.
87. Watch a free movie during the summer months - Tuesdays and Wednesday mornings at 10am: Rave Motion Pictures Valley Bend, Monday & Wednesday mornings Monaco Pictures, Madison Movie Madness - free movies Monday evenings at the Madison Library or Classic Movies in the Park - Friday nights at the Huntsville Museum of Art.
88. Land Trust of North Alabama - with featured events; ``Tuesdays on the Trail`` in June & July - promote learning about geology and wildlife, ``Jazz at Three Caves`` or Guided Hikes Series.
89. Panoply Arts Festival - this 3 day outdoor festival features performances, demonstrations and free kids activities. Held the last weekend in April.
90. Whistle Stop BBQ Festival is held every May at the Huntsville Depot and features live music and a BBQ Cook-off.
91. Huntsville Speedway
92. Watch a performance by the Huntsville Community Chorus Association
93. Go canoeing in the Flint River.
94. Go camping at Ditto Landing.
95. State Black Archives and Museum
96. Big Spring Jam is a three day music festival held in September
97. Participate in or cheer on those in the Rocket City Marathon
98. Take a cooking class at Williams and Sonoma in Parkway Place
99. Play tennis at Huntsville Tennis Centre
100. Sidewalk Summer Arts Stroll: the third Thursday of the month see artists display their artwork and performances from 4:30 to 8:30
101. Dine out during Huntsville Restaurant Week with special pricing during August.
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