Nice every Thursday 5 pm mingle venue til mid October..back by popular request?…read moreSome German and domestic beers and wine - 16$ meals were good . Rec skip the desserts. Had a live band for an hour

Having lived in Germany for 11 years I am always looking for good German food ambience. Biergarten…read moremeet both for me. Excellent food and service! I highly recommend you give them a try, even if you've never had German food or Beer.

Crafts of any kind you can think of.Has a working blacksmith shop and basket makers .Live music and…read moreplenty of food vendors.Always worth the trip and The Working Man Review.

Homestead Hollow is one of favorite fall traditions that signifies the Holiday season! Our dance…read morecompany performs every November here and this is when we start performing Holiday music. It's always a good time with browsing the vendors, eating good food, and the kids playing. Great place to visit!

A great place to buy handmade crafts and that unique present that you just can't find anywhere…read moreelse.We were able to use debit at each vendor we purchased from.If you are hungry that are plenty of food vendors as well.Just off 59 near town so you can get what you need.Tune in next time to The Working Man Review.

This is a great place for shopping for the holidays. They have bungee jumping, bouncy houses, and a…read moreplayground for the kids to play on. There are plenty of food options to choose from. This was the perfect weather this weekend for this outdoor event.

This was my first time ever attending the Alabama Jubilee and I made a point to go on the night of…read morethe balloon glow. Parking is crazy, so you just kind of park literally anywhere you get a spot. It's best to get there early if you want a ride. We didn't quite make the cutoff, but one of the pilots let us get in the basket and I got to pull the fire lever! Really cool. The balloon glow was beautiful! They had a lot of food vendors and a local radio station playing music. Great vibes! This event is free!!! This is held annually on memorial weekend. I will definitely be back!

If you just want to catch the sun, super bad management. You arrive and there are only food stalls…read more Now I understand why when many people arrived they returned. I don't recommend it at all. I wasted my trip and my time.

This was my second time attending this music festival and I thoroughly enjoyed it. It was well…read moreattended by friendly folks from all over. The food and concessions are good and the prices are reasonable. It was billed to me as a bluegrass music festival but as much or more the music is folk and Americana. It is family friendly. We arrived Friday afternoon around 5PM and there was hardly a space left to pitch a tent but a friend helped us find a good spot. Many I spoke with had been there for a few days and I was also told that you can get there even a week earlier to mark out a spot. Four showers and plenty of port-o-potties. It is 97% primitive camping. Being a music festival we heard from many talents among whom I enjoyed the Herb Trotman Band's bluegrass. I go for the bluegrass. I also enjoyed Todd Snider's one man performance with his humorous and witty lyrics, but as the night progressed he got just a little too political for my taste so I turned in a little early. Those camping around us could be heard picking, laughing, singing and having a wonderful time all night long. Saturday morning I must say I slept through the nature walk and morning yoga but I did walk about and filled my cup with the complementary coffee more than a few times. Saturday night featured a no show in form of Tony Rice Unit who had called in with sickness, but we were blessed with the scratch band the guys put together and though I can't quite remember the group name they came up with they won the crowd over. I hope they play instead of Tony next year. Dread Clampitt is a regular favorite each year at the Acoustic Cafe. I had only heard them once before at last years festival and I honestly did not care for them. I have to be honest, but I am so glad I gave them second listen. They seemed like a completely different band and I was absolutely blown away. Dread Clampitt, I can't wait until next year. Claire Lynch Band came up the rear as the final performance of the night and I turned in quite late with sounds of fiddles, banjos, and mandolins ringing in my ears. I thoroughly enjoyed my weekend in Haleyville, Alabama while attending the Acoustic Cafe 2013 and I look forward to returning next year. Oh and last but not least, there is a whole lot of hula hooping going on. Give it a chance and you'll might become a regular.

The Fry Down is a fantastic annual event for adults and kids alike. This fundraiser helps ensure a…read morehealthy future for the Cahaba River and let's you have a great time in the process. Birminghamians love cooking competitions, so you know the crowd will always be good. There are usually around a dozen teams that provide fish for the crowd. In addition there is beer for the adults and cooking demonstrations as well. For the kids, there are clowns, hands on activities, and even an area for them to play in the river itself.

NOCCALULA!!! Yes we are back! Yep. Today is Ty's birthday and he loves this park. But, we have a…read moreNewcomer, Donner has never been here before, She so excited. We are a party of 5 and you are super dry today!!! But, we see Mr. Crane! Hey Mr. Crane. Where are the ducks hiding? There is not a one in sight. Either way, it's hot , so we look around and keep it moving in this heat.

We have been here a few times and always enjoy the scenery and of course beautiful Noccalula! Come…read moreafter a rain for increased water production for a bigger waterfall! There is a paid admission section with the railroad, mini golf, hiking under the Falls, petting zoo and gardens, but campground area just to see the Falls is free. Dog friendly walking (on leash). In warmer months they also have Frios Gourmet Pops open for sweet treats and something to cool off with.

Wonderful event! Great tasting ethnic food, very entertaining performances and spacious facility…read more Each country's table contains lot of educational information. There is also plenty fun things for children.

Awesome festival, great ethnic food and international performances!! The festival will be held on…read moreSaturday, October 29th from 10:00 am - 4:00 pm.

This was my first time attending the butter bean festival. It's family and dog friendly. There…read morewere different vendors and lots of food options. I parked off the detour from main street. Kinda stumbled upon this parking situation... it was perfect and easily accessible to get into festival. I didn't stay long but long enough to enjoy a bowl of butterbeans & cornbread! I really enjoyed this pregame snack before the Bama game. Very filling & delicious! There is a carnival and live entertainment . This is definitely a fun time for all!

Great place to bring the kids. They have a lot of rides and fun and interesting vendors. Be…read moreprepared to have cash because the ATM fees are outrageous! Friday nights are always packed and Saturdays are more subtle. You do have to purchase tickets to ride the rides. Parking can be a bit hectic.

Updated review... Loooong lines!…read more Did I mention looooong lines?! Indeed, that is what you'll see and experience like we did today. So have a plan next year and be sure your phone is juiced up. We split up into different lines and updated each other when certain booths ran out of wings. Sadly, most did. And if you were one w patience, you waited until they eventually replenished them after some time. Some vendors didn't. :( That was frustrating especially when we've been waiting for some time under the hot sun (happened at least twice to us, more w others). So some of the vendors actually started giving out pieces of cheese pizza instead of wings. And if you were smart, you traded 8 stamps for a whole cheese pizza vs risking standing in long lines only to learn half way up that they ran out... again. Will we do it again next year? Hmmmm?!?! Donate to the cause - indeed! Wait in long lines under the hot sun for subpar wings and cold pizza - uhhh, maybe not. After a while, the wings all seemed to taste the same. But I'm guessing they're better served in their restaurants than how they were served today. But who am I to complain? Our tickets were significantly discounted. 8P Weather was nice, sunny and tolerable. Street parking was free ($5 in the nearby garage). Seeing friends, co-workers, familiar faces and benefiting a worthy cause was a plus too. :) We'll see about next year. ///Original review/// Right off the bat- Battle of the Buffalo is a benefit fundraiser held in honor of Paul Michael Salmon (aka Fish) who died of leukemia in March 1, 2007. The brothers at ATO (Alpha Tau Omega) of UAHuntsville started this annual event to benefit the local Russel Hill Cancer Foundation. What you'll find there are local restaurants grilling up their best chicken wings for y'alls to taste, a contest for you wing eating lovas, local musicians for entertainment, as well as fun activities and a kid zone for the small ones. The event is today - April 12th from 3:00 PM - 7:00 PM at Big Spring Park located in Downtown Huntsville (514 Clinton Avenue West, Huntsville, AL 35801). Tickets can be bought online or at the event for $15 each. Packages available, too. Some local companies offered advanced ticket purchases at a significantly reduced price ($5/employee, $8/family member). Something to plan for next year, right?! Each ticket is worth 20 wings and 3 drink refills. So put away your boots and throw on your flip flops (and maybe a bib) and head on down to the park for some wings!