Events Calendar for Huntsville and North Alabama

Theatre Huntsville presents “By the Way, Meet Vera Stark” at the Von Braun Center Playhouse March 21-30. Vera lands a trailblazing role as a slave in a Hollywood epic also starring her boss. Decades later scholars consider the impact that race had on her controversial career. More information at 256-536-0807 or THTIX.COM

Theatre Huntsville presents “By the Way, Meet Vera Stark” at the Von Braun Center Playhouse March 21-30. Vera lands a trailblazing role as a slave in a Hollywood epic also starring her boss. Decades later scholars consider the impact that race had on her controversial career. More information at 256-536-0807 or THTIX.COM

Theatre Huntsville presents “By the Way, Meet Vera Stark” at the Von Braun Center Playhouse March 21-30. Vera lands a trailblazing role as a slave in a Hollywood epic also starring her boss. Decades later scholars consider the impact that race had on her controversial career. More information at 256-536-0807 or THTIX.COM

Weatherly Heights Baptist Church offers free English and citizenship classes every Wednesday morning beginning August 9. Classes are from 9:30 to 12:00. childcare is provided. Advanced registration not required. For information on evening and zoom classes, text 256 656-3173 or email weatherlyesl@gmail.com

Ages 17+: Ready to take your improv skills to the next level? Join our Improv-Ment class, a drop-in session designed for improvisers who have completed a Level 1 improv class.

In this hour-and-a-half session, you'll explore advanced techniques, receive personalized coaching, and gain valuable feedback from experienced instructors. You'll have the opportunity to: Hone your improv fundamentals, including active listening, agreement, and character development; learn new improv games and exercises to challenge and expand your skills; receive one-on-one coaching and feedback from experienced instructors; and collaborate with fellow improvisers in a supportive and encouraging environment.

Whether you're aiming to perform on stage or simply want to enhance your creativity and spontaneity, Improv-Ment will help you elevate your improv game.

Duration: 90 minutes

Location: Black Box Theater

Prerequisites: Completion of a Level 1 improv class

Theatre Huntsville presents “By the Way, Meet Vera Stark” at the Von Braun Center Playhouse March 21-30. Vera lands a trailblazing role as a slave in a Hollywood epic also starring her boss. Decades later scholars consider the impact that race had on her controversial career. More information at 256-536-0807 or THTIX.COM

The UAH College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences is proud to present the 2025 Dr. Mulk R. Arora Endowed Lecture featuring University of Pennsylvania scholar Dr. Sonal Khullar, titled "Learning and Unlearning Art in Modern India." This lecture is free and open to the public and takes place on Thursday, March 27 at 6:00pm in room one twelve of the Student Services Building at UAH. For more information uah.edu/ahs/events.

Rated PG: Join us for a night of family friendly fantasy adventure using the 5th edition of the world’s most popular role-play game! Each show takes place at the city of Hull-A-Baloo’s City Council meeting, where citizens of the city (that’s you!) tell your local council members all about the most pressing issues within our city, which they then (attempt) to solve before your eyes!

Theatre Huntsville presents “By the Way, Meet Vera Stark” at the Von Braun Center Playhouse March 21-30. Vera lands a trailblazing role as a slave in a Hollywood epic also starring her boss. Decades later scholars consider the impact that race had on her controversial career. More information at 256-536-0807 or THTIX.COM

Celebrate 15 years of the New Hope Children’s Clinic at the annual Growing Hope-Casino Night. March 28th at The Royal at Stovehouse in Huntsville. There will be Las Vegas-style games, live and silent auctions, live music and food. Proceeds help our pediatricians care for children in New Hope and surrounding communities. More information at newhopechildrensclinic.org.

The Huntsville Community Chorus Association will present a spring concert celebrating Unity and Hope in our community Friday, March 28 at 7 pm at Trinity United Methodist Church. This concert is part of the HCCA "Exploring Our Community" series and features all five HCCA choirs. The event is in collaboration with Free to Teach and also honors alumni of Judson College. Info at www.thechorus.org or call 256-998-3109.

The Huntsville Chamber Music Guild presents Seraph Brass at First Baptist church Huntsville on Friday March 28th at 7:30 PM. The public is also invited to an educational encounter that day at 4:00 PM. Seraph Brass is a dynamic brass quintet drawing from a roster of America’s top female brass players. Tickets and information at (256) 489-7415 and https://hsvchambermusic.org/events-2

Theatre Huntsville presents “By the Way, Meet Vera Stark” at the Von Braun Center Playhouse March 21-30. Vera lands a trailblazing role as a slave in a Hollywood epic also starring her boss. Decades later scholars consider the impact that race had on her controversial career. More information at 256-536-0807 or THTIX.COM

Rated PG-13: It's the craziest case yet for Judge DeLois Jefferson--and her last! Before heading off to the Caribbean and retirement, she must try to control the chaos of a murder trial involving a pair of bumbling bumpkins under orders from the Secret Service. Not that it was ever really the Secret Service communicating with the killers via social media, but someone much closer to home. Closer--but not any smarter!

This hilarious play by WJR Miller will have you asking yourself, can these people really be that stupid? And the answer? Yes! Because this one is based on a TRUE STORY!

* Free Passes Will Not Be Accepted For This Event *

Rated R: Hack and Forth is a ridiculously fast-paced comedy show where fearless comics from all over the southeast get to unleash a 3-minute uninterrupted stand-up set, followed by a hilariously brutal back-and-forth with our panel of wisecracking comedians. This show sells out everywhere we book it, because who doesn't love a good comedy smackdown?

In our community, thousands face the challenges of kidney disease. At the Alabama Kidney Foundation, we support low-income kidney patients through financial aid and support services; and this year we are celebrating 50 years. The public is invited to join us on Saturday March 29th at the Shurney Legacy Center Gym and Trail for our annual Huntsville Kidney Walk Celebration. This event features food, music, and prizes, and supports our neighbors fighting kidney disease. Information at HuntsvilleKidneyWalk.org.

The public is invited to "ChargerCon", an annual gaming convention at the University of Alabama in Huntsville. ChargerCon features video game tournaments, tabletop tournaments, free play areas, workshops, talks, and main stage shows. This is a kid-friendly event. ChargerCon 2025 will be Saturday, March 29th, from noon to 10pm in UAH’s Conference Training Center. Info at chargercon.com

Theatre Huntsville presents “By the Way, Meet Vera Stark” at the Von Braun Center Playhouse March 21-30. Vera lands a trailblazing role as a slave in a Hollywood epic also starring her boss. Decades later scholars consider the impact that race had on her controversial career. More information at 256-536-0807 or THTIX.COM

The Huntsville Feminist Chorus presents its spring concert, “Essence,” on Saturday, March 29, at 7:30 pm in UAH’s Roberts Recital Hall. The concert is sponsored by the UAH Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program and is open to the public. Information at 256-824-6871.

Ages 17+: Do you have an interest in comedy acting but are unsure where to start? Start here! This is a basic beginner class for anyone who would like to learn (or brush up on) the very basic fundamentals of comedic performance. This is a small class size designed to get students comfortable with themselves in preparation for further developing skills that can be used in sketch comedy, stage plays, and screen acting.