We absolutely love every adventure we have here! The perfect place for hours of fun with any age…read more Big enough to let your kids explore but not so big that you feel like they could go missing at any moment. Everything about this place is kid friendly from the food court to the bathrooms. I've included some photos of the convenient family room which is the perfect place to nurse baby while keeping siblings close by. It has multiple lighting options, a comfy chair, and a well stocked clean changing table. Although I forgot to check I am fairly positive there would be an outlet in there if you want to pump. You could really spend all day here with all the amenities and child friendly atmosphere!

We spent an hour and a half going through the exhibit in the unique museum. We saw live snakes,…read moreturtles, fish, axolotyl, alligators and more. Learned some stuff too. Very nice place with well kept exhibit. Only two adults were on this trip and we enjoyed this.

Great space to appreciate art. They offer many services for individual or business spaces. Check…read morethem out!

Galaxy of Lights…read more Galaxy of Lights was beautiful and relaxing. They did a great job of matching music to the lights to create an immersive experience. I really want to go back and check out the gardens during the day.

I've been coming to the botanical gardens for 5 years now for various events - butterflies, fall/…read moreHalloween events, and annually the Galaxy of Lights Christmas light display. It's one of my favorite things to do during the holiday season. This year they added a tram to make it more accessible and I thought that was amazing! Happy 30th year of the Galaxy of Lights! We will be attending every year!

Harrison Brothers is such a cool store with lots of local gifts and Huntsville history! This is a…read moregreat place to find Huntsville themed gifts. Although some items can be fairly expensive, they are of good, local quality. They have wood block prints, artwork, jewelry, books, T-shirts, ornaments, and other items with the well-known sites of Huntsville (Big Spring Park, Saturn V, etc.). They also have some food items like honey and jelly. There is also a kid section with books, toys, pens, etc. In one area of the store, there is a little museum type set-up with newspapers and other historical things from Huntsville's history. The staff is typically pretty nice and very eager to help you shop / locate items.

Originally built in 1879, this is the oldest hardware store in Huntsville! It ceased operations…read moredecades ago, but a non-profit took over to preserve and maintain the building. It's basically now a gift and craft shop selling souvenirs, local food/snacks, and local artisan crafts. The staff is super nice, and when we said it was our first time visiting they told us all about the history of the building. Most of the furnishings inside are original including the floors, shelving, cash register and an elevator shaft! This place was so cool and is definitely a must visit in downtown Huntsville! Just be aware they don't have any public restrooms. I had to walk around back to Constitution Park to find a restroom

This was my first year at the Cemetery Stroll and it was a very neat event! It was freezing so I…read moredidn't stay long, but I learned a lot from the few stations we went to. The volunteers do an outstanding job bringing these historical figures and stories to life. Parking can get a little hairy. They did have water stations out for people. I will definitely be returning!

Still a great event! Learn something new every time we attend. Make sure to keep up with next years…read moreschedule and go if you have never. You will enjoy it!

Recently visited to pick up some pottery. The worker there was very helpful, and a pleasure to be…read morearound. We have visited a few times and they offer many services such as paint pottery, (the main focus), art classes, art history lessons, and more. They also offer summer classes geared towards children and young adults alike. The studio is small, yes, however the creativity shines in all areas. You can just *feel* the love the owners have for this little establishment. My son and I will be coming back soon for art classes. Absolutely wonderful little studio, I am so glad I gave this a try. We will be back very soon.

If I could leave less than a star I would. I took my kids here and we fired their pottery, I was…read moreencouraged to take mine home to finish. I could drop off any day during the week but they only fire and pick up on Saturday. I went multiple times over the next couple weeks trying to drop off and even though posted hours said open their doors were locked. I finally pick up the kids pottery on a Saturday and am able to drop mine off. go back the following Saturday and they are closed even though posted hours are open. I call ahead the next Saturday bc I don't want to drive 45 minutes and they repeatedly don't answer the phone. I take my chances and they are open!! Now to get my cup, but wait it has black on it tracing half a name and then another kids name is fully traces in black...I didn't use black paint! what an expensive waste of our families time and complete disappointment.

This little slice of history is much overlooked lying in North, Alabama's outlying towns of…read moreDanville, Al north of Birmingham. We arrived on a Saturday morning and we were the only visitors in the museum. The museum is small, but there is a detailed history of Jesse Owens from high school college and his Olympic attributes in the 30s when Hitler was trying to reign white supremacy. This museum illustrates completely demo Hitler's theory with an exhilarating performance at the Berlin Olympics in the 1930s. Museum also inside about after museum and how it was not a typical Olympic gold medalist story. Jeff Owens returned to the United States, not gaining the same accolades as his White counter parts. He shoveled to find work to support his family. His later years were more comfortable after the civil rights movement. He used his Olympic fame to help fight for civil rights causes. True track and field enthusiast. I would definitely recommend stopping at this small museum if you're in the area. If you are feeling like the athlete that you are try your hand at the long jump pit outside the front of the museum.

This is a cool find a bit off of the beaten path in Danville, Alabama…read more Jesse Owens was an Olympic track star who won four gold medals at the Olympics in Berlin in 1936. It was also at the 1936 Olympics that he tied one world record, set two Olympic records and set a world record. Something that amazed me is that he sis a long jump of 26 feet and 5 1/4 inches. It was definitely worth the stop and I would definitely recommend here.

It's a cute local place. The people are super sweet. Popcorn and such are actually affordable! Lol…read more We were there for live-experience horror movie. They showed Elm Street, classssic, and has someone popped out here and there. They also had some "props." It wasn't scary but entertaining at the very least, heh. They have $1 showing on the weekend. Check them out!

This is a great place for a inexpensive night out! Great value on movies and concessions.read more