Grab your friends & family and enjoy great music in a relaxed outdoor setting. When : April 13th, April 20th, April 27th, May 4th, May 11th, May 18th | 6PM Where : Daikin Amphitheater at Founder’s Park Cost : FREE For more information, click HERE!
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Grab your friends & family and enjoy great music in a relaxed outdoor setting. When : April 13th, April 20th, April 27th, May 4th, May 11th, May 18th | 6PM Where : Daikin Amphitheater at Founder’s Park Cost : FREE For more information, click HERE!
Inspired by the worldwide K-Pop phenomenon Forever K-POP – A Celebration Concert brings a next-level, fan-powered tribute experience and high-octane production featuring today’s biggest K-Pop hits to life on stage in a cinematic spectacle unlike anything audiences have seen in a tribute concert before. When : April 26th | 7PM Where : Mark C. Smith Concert Hall Cost : $50 + For more information, click HERE!
Pack a blanket and your favorite people for Whitesburg Picnic at Lowe Mill's beloved Concerts on the Dock series. This all-ages outdoor concert transforms the historic mill's loading dock into a stage where local musicians perform against the backdrop of Huntsville's creative hub. Families spread out across the East lawn, kids run and dance while parents relax, and the whole community gathers for an evening that feels like the best kind of neighborhood block party with a soundtrack. The concert kicks off at 8:00 PM on May 1st at Lowe Mill A&E's East Field. Admission is free, though parking on-property costs $10 per vehicle—so carpooling with friends makes good sense. You'll find food and drinks available for purchase, or you can bring your own picnic to enjoy on the grass. The casual atmosphere means babies in carriers, energetic elementary schoolers, and teenagers alike all find their groove here. Leashed pets are welcome, so your four-legged family members can join the fun too. Arrive early to claim your spot on the lawn if you want to be close to the stage, and bring layers since spring evenings can cool down once the sun sets. These concerts have become a Huntsville tradition precisely because they're easy, affordable, and genuinely welcoming to families at every stage—from parents with infants to grandparents who want to introduce their grandkids to live music.