Full-day convention themed 'Eternal Happiness,' exploring Jesus' Sermon on the Mount and how it applies to daily life. Open to the public.

Up-tempo water exercise class using water bells and Pecto Fino equipment. Ages 16+. A solid way to start the holiday Monday.

Open lap swim in the Legacy Pool, recently upgraded with LED lighting, new bleachers, and a refreshed deck. Ages 12+.

Dedicated lap swim at the Showers Center indoor pool, kept at a comfortable 84-85F. Two diving boards available. Ages 16+.

All-ages open swim at the Showers Center indoor pool. Heated, accessible, and a good Memorial Day option if the outdoor spots are packed.

Slow-paced class focused on joint mobility, flexibility, and strength. Ages 18+.

Water aerobics with bells and Pecto Fino equipment at the Showers Center indoor pool. Ages 16+. Part of the regular Mon/Wed/Fri series.

Higher-intensity water aerobics to cap the holiday. Water bells and Pecto Fino equipment included. Ages 18+.

Summer 2026 day camps kick off at the Space & Rocket Center. Galaxy Explorers (ages 6-14) is a screen-free, hands-on discovery camp; Summer Circuits (ages 9-14) covers robotics, coding, 3D printing, and space history. Weekly sessions run through July 27 - register at the link.

North Alabama's only professional ballet company, now in its 62nd season, takes the stage for night one of a two-night run at the Smith Concert Hall. Tickets through VBC TicketsFIRST/Ticketmaster.

Night two of the Huntsville Ballet Company's spring run. If you missed Tuesday, this is your last chance - same venue, same curtain time.

The 2026 summer astronaut series opens with Hayley Arceneaux. Included with regular museum admission, no extra ticket needed. The series runs every Thursday through August 20, with a different astronaut each week.

A three-day convention themed 'Eternal Happiness' at the VBC South Hall. Friday's programme covers Scriptural evidence that God and Jesus want people to be happy, alongside a Bible drama series. Free admission; no collections taken.

The final Concerts on the Dock of the spring season doubles as the official Cigar Box Guitar Festival kick-off. John Nickel and 5ive O'Clock Charlie featuring Otis Walker play the Water Tower Lawn. Free to attend; $10 per car for on-site parking.

Jill's Studio of Dance presents its 31st Annual Showcase, 'Impact,' with four shows across Friday and Saturday. This is Show 1. The studio has been a Huntsville fixture since 1995, covering tap, jazz, ballet, contemporary, hip-hop, and more. Tickets at jills.com.

Denver-based dubstep/riddim/bass trio Hostage Situation comes to Rocket City Honky Tonk. Ages 21+. Tickets on Eventbrite.

Composer and pianist Murray Hidary performs live while you listen through wireless headphones - an outdoor silent concert at Big Spring Park. Bring a blanket or low chair; no seating provided. Runs rain or shine. Headphones are limited, so reserve in advance.

Contemporary jazz guitarist Eric Essix - 28 albums in and still going - plays the 33rd season of Burritt on the Mountain's City Lights & Stars series. Bring chairs, blankets, and a picnic. Food trucks on site, beer and wine available. Optional pre-concert BBQ buffet at The View ($30 per person with a concert ticket). Online sales close at 4pm day-of; tickets are a tax-deductible donation.

Free outdoor yoga next to the Flint River in Hays Nature Preserve, run by the Huntsville Green Team every Saturday in May and June. All levels welcome. Bring a mat, water, and a towel - signs in the preserve will point you to the right spot.

A faith-based wellness event from The Bloom Society covering healthy eating, movement, and caring for the body. All ages and fitness levels welcome. Runs about 1.5 hours, in person.

The weekly outdoor market at Lowe Mill - handmade goods, second-hand finds, and locally grown produce spread across the grounds. Runs every Saturday through October 24. Free to browse.

Three more showings of 'Impact' on Saturday. Doors open one hour before each showtime. Tickets at jills.com via TutuTix.

The world's longest-running cigar box guitar festival, now in its 22nd year, takes over Lowe Mill with free programming all day - guitar-building seminars, beginner and intermediate lessons, a screening of documentary 'Songs Inside The Box,' a silent auction of 10 art guitars, and a meet-the-artists session. The evening show moves to Ravenwood Meadery (suggested $10 donation at the door).

All 150+ working artist studios at Lowe Mill open to the public - just four times a year. Over 200 artists and makers are in their studios across all three floors of the historic factory. Live music and refreshments throughout, plus closing gallery receptions in eight gallery spaces.

Four Nashville bands play a four-hour live music night at The Camp in MidCity, presented by East Iris Studios. Check Eventbrite for ticket pricing and the full lineup.

Weekly ladies night at Vibes with free entry, $5 cocktails, and $25 hookahs. Ages 21+, free parking. Celebrating a birthday? Text 256-656-8857 to reserve a free booth.