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The Community Lite
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Summer Camp - at Sci-Quest. Interested students or parents of students from first to sixth grade keep reading! For student's 1st - 3rd graders it's Campasarus, Treasure Trek, Biome Builders, Star Kids, Top Secret Laboratory, and Icky Sticky and Gross! Now, 3rd & 4th graders travel The Third Dimension, surf Waves of Destruction, and buddy with Our Best Friends". 4th though 6th grade is a Dangerous Planet, Meatballs and Molecules, Superstructures, A Knight's Quest and more! Register today because camps are filling up super fast. 837-0606.
Nurse Assistant Training Program - It only takes eleven weeks to obtain a life long career! Pre-register for this 80 hour course that takes place Monday, May 5 through Wednesday, July 16. Meetings are Mondays and Wednesday from 8:30am until 12:30pm. It is a $600 course that will pay you back! Register today by clicking the link or call 536-0084 ext. 321.
Fishing Rodeo - It's the 26th Annual Madison County Commission Fishing Rodeo at Sharon Johnston Park on Saturday, May 17. Boys and girls bring your fishing poles or rods and reels and let the commission supply hooks, corks and bait. The best part is... it's FREE! Children from 5 to 10 years of age fish from 8:30am until 10am. Ages 11 to 15 fish from 10:30 until noon.
Wings of Thunder - is a Charity Ride and Poker Run on Thursday, May 17. The ride begins at Hartselle Plaza and goes through three counties. Admission is free for spectators and just $20 to join the ride. Proceeds benefit Hartselle - Morgan County S.N.A.P.
Historic Districts Walking Tour 2008 - The 4 tours include Old Town Tour, Twickenham Tour, 5 Points Tour & Downtown Tour on Saturday, May 17.
10:00 am - Old Town Tour Starting Point: 122 Walker Avenue
12:00 pm - Twickenham Tour Starting Point: 300 Gates Avenue
2:00 pm - 5 Points Tour Starting Point: Maple Hill Cemetery
4:00 pm - Downtown Tour Starting Point: Harrison Brothers Hardware
National Marrow Donor Program - In search of a donor for Bryson Merriweather. Bryson is a 5th grader from Madison and is in need of a bone marrow transplant. Register to be a donor...you just might save his life. Join the registry on Saturday, May 17 at Indian Creek P.B. Church beginning at 10:00am. Don't miss the chance to save this young boys life.
Multicultural Indian Event - Face painting, bead work, wild flowers and wood carving. Plus make bows, baskets, soap, and much more!!! All this fun takes place Thursday, May 15 - Sunday, May 18 at Oakville Indian Mounds Education Center. For more information call 905-2494.
Family 1st Weekend - Come as a family for fun, laughter, learning & growing. Singer, songwriter and speaker Jeremy Johnson the weekend of May 17 & 18. Call 881-3399 for more details!
Rhododendron Festival - in Mentone Alabama on May 17 & 18. The magnificent colors is the arrival of spring and a reason to celebrate. Festival kick off is friday at 6:30pm with a music and a bonfire in the town square. The weekend is pacted with food, art, crafts, gifts, entertainment and more!
"Deliver Us From Elvis" - Presented by The Dixie Derby Girls on Sunday, may 18 to benefit UCP. Roller Time Skate Center on May 18 is where The Dixie Derby Girls take on The Memphis Roller Derby at 7:30pm. Tickets are just $10. Plus, Viper Cheerleaders will be halftime entertainment.
Nite with the Chefs - at the Ledges Clubhouse on Sunday, May 18 at 6:00pm. Its silent auction, raffle, cash bar and cooking demonstration. $75 includes appetizer, main course and dessert!
An evening of fun, food and fine dining! Make your reservation today by calling, 880-9698.
Wine Tasting at Tortoras - Sip, savor and enjoy great wine with appetizers on the patio at Tortora's in Hampton Cove behind the Publix shopping center. Wine Tasting is Monday, May 19 at 5:30 and it's just $15. Make reservations today by calling 536-6100.
Kicks Futbol Club - Free Soccer Camp for Huntsville and Madison County players 5 to 18 years of age. A camp to help improve players' skills working on technical skills training and game play each day in a fun environment. Kick into fun at Merrimack Soccer Park between May 19 and the 23. Sign up today at www.kickssoccer.org.
Free Soccer Clinic - for ages 7 to 12 at Merimack Complex from May 19 through 22. Get your head in the game and bring with you a soccer ball, chin guards, cleats and water. Field 3 just off Drake.
Daikin Festival - at Morgan County Fairgrounds in Decatur on Friday, May 23 from 6:30pm until 9pm. A free festival with live entertainment, food, games and prizes. Plus, go up and away in a hot air balloon. The end of the nights brings a Grand Prize Drawing for an exciting trip somewhere south of the border. All this free fun is Friday, May 23!
Alabama Jubilee - Two days packed with fun at Point Mallard on May 24 & 25! Hare & Hound Race, Fun Flight & Tether Rides, Balloon Glow, Key Grab and Fireworks Extravaganza! Plus, petting zoo, pony rides, kids zone, entertainment and food! Admission, parking, concerts and select activities are FREE. Call the Visitors Bureau for more details at 1-800-524-6181.
Infant Massage Classes - in the new UCP Training and Technology Center from May 29 through October. Massage for infants is a way to alleviate colic and constipation, relax tight muscles, promote restful sleep and create a lasting bond between child and parent. This class is for you if you are pregnant or have a baby is infant to 6 months. Limited space is available so register today.
100 Years of Broadway - is Thursday, June 12 at 7pm starring the Boys of Ars Nova. Bring the family and enjoy a celebration of classic Broadway tunes at Early Works Museum.
Free Movies - in Decatur. Pick a film, pack a picnic and bring the blankets and chairs enjoy a free movie in the park!
- June 14 - Bee Movie at Rhodes Ferry Park
- July 19 - Water Horse: Legend of the Deep at Point Mallard Park Expo Center
- August 23 - Game Plan at Wilson Morgan Park
- September 20 - To Kill A Mockingbird at Founders Park
- October 25 - Viewer's Choice at Rhodes Ferry
Sensory Camp - is for children with disabilities and is right here in the Tennessee Valley thanks to UCP. "Camp I Can" is June 2 through 6 for children ages 4 to seven, June 16 through 20 for ages 8 to 12. The experience for 2008 includescommunity arts, music, water, sand play, tie dye, and more! Camp is at the UCP Therapy Center and is offered from 9:00am until noon. It is just $125 and Medicaid primary insurance payments are accepted. Please register today because space is limited.
Slamming Summer Saturdays - at EarlyWorks, Alabama Constitution Village and The Historic Huntsville Depot from Saturday June 7 through August 2. Check out Saturdays at EarlyWorks with crazy critters day, pirates and princesses and splish splash bash! Then get wild and crazy at Constitution Village with food fights, watermelon spitting, cookie stacking and apple bowling. Don't give out on me just yet because their is still fun to be had at the Depot beach party with inflatable water slide and teddy bear picnic!
Fantasy Playhouse - Offering Art Splash Camps and Performance Workshops sure to keep you child occupied. Artsplash camps will feature a different country everyday spotlighting their culture with music, art and creative movement. The performance workshop includes auditions and performances for The Trial of Mother Goose. A way to learn about costumes, props, makeup and much more! Art Splash Camp is for ages four and a half to six years old and is June 9 through 13 and June 16 through 20. The performance workshop is July 14 through 29 and performance of The Trial of Mother Goose is Tuesday, July 29 at 7:30pm.
Golf Classic - Huntsville Fire Fighters invite you to tee off for Muscular Dystrophy on Saturday, June 14 at Colonial Golf Course. 4 man scramble just $60 per player and it includes entry fee, greens fees, cart, lunch & goody bag! Prizes will be awarded for the top three teams, longest drive, and closest to the pin. Lunch and registration is at 1pm and shot gun tee off at 2pm. Donations for MDA are appreciated and can be mailed to MDA of Huntsville (400 Meridian Street, Suite 104 Huntsville, AL 35801).
Art Ventures - The Arts Council annual Summer Day Camp is an exploration of the Arts that includes music, dance, drama and more! Art Through the Ages is June 16 through 20 for ages 10 to 12 and July 21 through 25 for ages 6 to 9. It's an opportunity for kids to meet other kids their own age and work together to produce a Grand Finale!
Memorial Blood Drive - on Saturday, June 21 from 9am until 3pm at Glenn Campbell Photography. The Kyle Brady Memorial Blood Drive includes music, children's activities and refreshments. Contact UCP for more details.
"DAD" - is Daddy Adaptive Day and it's Saturday, June 21 from 9:00am until 11:00am at the UCP Training Center. Adapting to special needs can be overwhelming and T.A.S.C. (Technology Assistance for Special Consumers is here to help. They are encouraging Dads to bring in devices, toys, equipment or anything they have adapted for their child and share with other Dads!
Filmaking Workshop for Kids - spend your summer making a movie with Movie Makers. It is perfect for ages 10 to 14 years old and is held on four consecutive Saturdays beginning July 7 at the Flying Monkey Arts Center. Phone 837-4359 for more details! |
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