wouldn't trust them to provide me with any service. The owner was extremely rude when I simply…read morecalled to ask about a tour. No thanks ! I'll be taking my business elsewhere.

With the new management in place, I am excited for future use at this venue! It's a unique…read morelocation with a potentially great view!!

Huntsville's Polish-American Community (Polonia) represents several generations of Polish…read moreimmigrants and descendants. They've been meeting at this church since 1995, and I only joined in about five years back, though I had previously met and knew several members. They used to be very involved with the Slavic Night in partnership with UAH and others...alas, that celebration is no more, but it was one of the stepping-stones that led to my locating the group and joining in. Wednesday evenings during what are effectively school weeks (October through May), we all show up at about 7:00 p.m. (give or take) in the All Purpose Meeting Room. Everyone is invited to bring a friend and/or a snack or drink and it's not uncommon to find homemade Eastern European foods mixed in with Oreos. Have some Gołąbki with your Fritos®? Topics covered by the group have varied from Polish involvement in WWII to Christmas/Easter traditions to the history of this or that region or city to Polish language/grammar. It's total immersion, more or less, though I'd still like to find a dedicated language class/teacher/books one day. Good luck with that in this neck of the woods. This group offers some of the only Polish holiday events and celebrations available anywhere in the state and certainly in North Alabama. That's how I went from being taught how to make Pierogies to setting up TV interviews to celebrate Święconka, a centuries-old Polish tradition known as "The Blessing of the Easter Baskets," something they celebrate every Holy Saturday. The classes, meetings, and events expose even the most casually interested person to a dedicated group. They've had traveling guest speakers, welcomed visiting Polish dignitaries, partnered with other Polish groups in the area, and hosted Polish families and students. There's also been continually good interaction with the Huntsville-Madison County Public Library's "LearningQUEST" through the class, "Passport to Poland." It's all quite the experience! Very active, the group takes part in the International Festival of North Alabama, among many other community events, and hosts an early Wigilia, or Christmas Eve celebration, the first or second Wednesday in December. No one is allowed to bring meat (lots of fish; no MEAT), and if there's any drink, it had better be nonalcoholic or Krupnik...and it usually is. But everyone is encouraged to bring something Polish (or at least, Eastern European) that they made themselves. And, of course, somebody always kindly brings Opłatki to share! The Pączki someone always brings in to share before Lent kicks in are rarely homemade, but always eaten with glee. Publix or some such usually has them. This is a wonderful opportunity for newcomers of all stripes, but PARTICULARLY for newcomers with Polish heritage, no matter how many generations removed. Polonia HSV even celebrates departures with a Pożegnanie...and that can only mean more food!

Haley (the owner of the venue) and her family were the most amazing and worked so hard to make our…read morewedding perfect! They were such an answered prayer through all of this because I couldn't find anything within my price range that fit everything that I needed for a wedding venue but always dreamed of getting married with a White House. Every dream I had in regards to my wedding, Haley made happen and worked as my day of coordinator! Even my now husband was so impressed on how they anticipated our needs and made things run so smoothly! The weeks before Haley answered all of the crazy detailed questions I had and without her and the beautiful place that she worked so hard to build I don't believe that my wedding day would've been everything that I dreamed of like it was! So than you so so much Haley! We will never forget that day, what you did for us and the special memories we will always have of the Upton House!

Great place for weddings and receptions. The wedding was beautiful once it started. The chicken…read morehouses were too close to the wedding site. Smell was not good. The reception was very disorganized. No one knew what to do. There were no chairs at the start so wedding guests went out and bought them in. Food was cold and people started leaving before the cake was cut.,

Great spot! The owners were so kind and we got to watch a beautiful sunset from the patio! The…read morewines were very tasty and we hope to come back soon!

Moonwalk party rentals were absolutely amazing! Made our special event so awesome! I highly…read morerecommend them for your next event.

The only reason they get 2 stars instead of 1 is because the tables were what we wanted and the…read moredelivery driver was very nice and helpful. The reason they aren't getting 5 stars is because I was treated disrespectfully by Tina. We had rented white table linens and when they were put on the tables we noticed stains on all but 1. Large stains. When my husband contacted her she said that these were the only white ones they had, at this point in time, but that she would bring ivory ones or give us a refund. Well we didn't have a choice because the event was the next day so we told her to bring the ivory ones. She told us if we wanted perfect linens we should want new ones. When she delivered the ivory ones she told me I needed to quit being so OCD about them and that even new ones have spots on them. She took no responsibility for the stained linens. She was very rude to me and made comments about it not being her fault we waited too late to rent. Well I live in Arizona and just traveled in for the holidays and the party, and my sister, who rented the stuff, also lives out of town. She said they don't normally rent them but she did it for us (although table linens are listed on the rental page on their website). I don't expect perfect, but I at least expect clean. I don't think I would be so mad if she had been nicer about it all, but as a business owner/manager( or whatever she is) it is her responsibility to make sure what she gives to customers is good quality. Especially if she is going to charge $90 for 7 table linens. I don't mind paying that, but I expect good quality. Thankfully our event went well and nobody noticed that the table lines were ivory but the other things were white.

The food was AMAZING!!!! I had a salad for starters and it was a well balanced salad with fresh and…read morecrisp lettuce. Then on to the pizza... the dough was obviously made in house and had the BEST CHEW! The topping were plenty for a Margherita wood fired pizza!!! There was the perfect amount of char (as to be expected for a wood fired pizza)! Now on to the sparkling muscadine wine... THE NORTHERN LIGHT STOLE THE SHOW with its sweetness and then ever so light punch and flavor complexity's. I dined in on yesterday and will be back today before headed back to Huntsville. I will be bringing my husband back for a date night. OH AND CANNOT FAIL TO MENTION THE GENTLEMAN THAT PLAYED THE GUITAR AND SANG WAS AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!! Dined in on 1-3-2026

Awful , management is rude and dismissive of legitimate complaints such as raw dough, and burned…read morepizza which requires a special level of incompetence to do both with two different pizzas. Will never be back.

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.

so fun! my daughter has attended this day camp for four summers. she loves it.read more

My boys went here every year for 5 years but this year everything changed. 6 boys left in one week…read moreand when staff was called we were told our boys were bad. The camp changed drastically and all 6 boys said that it has become horrible. This camp isn't what it was. Avoid at all costs.