Festifall continues with upcoming events at Huntsville Botanical Garden
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Published 7:04 pm Thursday, September 26, 2024

Festifall continues with upcoming events at Huntsville Botanical Garden

HUNTSVILLE – At Huntsville Botanical Garden (HBG), the transition of summer to fall through October has become a special time.

The garden staff has named this special time, “Festifall,” for the festive time during the season. Visitors to the garden can enjoy brilliant colors of falling leaves, entertaining activities, pumpkin displays and plenty of fun for all age groups.

Read about the various events and programs below, and be sure to check the website for details, ticket prices and registration.

Raptor Shows

October 3, 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.

Don’t miss this fantastic all-ages program and a chance to get up close and personal with awe-inspiring live birds of prey from the Auburn University Raptor Center. Discover their fascinating natural history and the crucial roles they play in our ecosystem.

A Killer 80s Homecoming: Murder Mystery Dinner

October 11, 7-9 p.m.

Step back in time to a high school homecoming like no other—one filled with mystery and suspense. Enjoy a delectable meal prepared by Romana J’s and participate in an immersive theater experience. As the evening unfolds, you’ll work with your table to uncover clues, solve puzzles, and unmask the culprit before it’s too late. Ages 21+.

Little Monsters Mash

October 12, 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.

Bring your family for a day full of fun and festivities at Huntsville Botanical Garden’s Little Monsters Mash! We’ve got a delightful lineup of activities that will entertain kids of all ages and create lasting memories for the whole family. Enjoy trickor- treating, photo ops, live entertainment, education stations, pumpkin decorating, inflatables, games, food trucks, and a costume parade.

Small Steps Now, Big Blooms Later

October 15, 5-6:30 p.m.

Enjoy the next installation of HBG’s adult education series, Lite Bites and Garden Insights, with this presentation from HBG educator Rebecca Turk. She will talk about simple things to try in home landscapes this fall and winter that will yield large returns in the spring.

Festive-ALE

October 18, 6-9 p.m.

Raise a glass and join HBG for a night of craft brews and live tunes at the Garden’s Festiv-ALE event! This is your chance to savor the finest local craft beers while enjoying the vibrant sounds of Huntsville’s own musi- cians in a stunning natural setting.

BOOs and Beats

October 25, 7-11 p.m.

Who says Halloween is just for kids? Get ready for a spine-tingling night of fun at BOOs and Beats, the ultimate adults-only Halloween party at Huntsville Botanical Garden. It’s a night of costumes, cocktails, and crazy beats you won’t want to miss! Ages 21+.

Meow-o-ween

Oct. 28, 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Join a purr-fectly spooky celebration as HBG turns Meowy Monday into a Halloween extravaganza! Bring your feline friends and dress them up in their most boo-tiful costumes for a day of fun at the Garden. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the garden’s autumn beauty, snap photos of your costumed kitty against the vibrant fall foliage and connect with other cat lovers in the community.

Be sure to check the website for pertinent details. Huntsville Botanical Garden’s address is 4747 Bob Wallace Ave. For more information, call 256-830-4447, or visit hsvbg.org/visit/exhibits/#festifall.

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