Many Great Shows this Fall Presented by Huntsville Festival of the Arts
A talented mix of musicians taking the stages in Huntsville this fall
The Huntsville Festival of the Arts is featuring some great fall concerts in various locations around Huntsville including the Algonquin Theatre, Deerhurst Resort, and Sandhill Nursery. There are 7 great shows to enjoy, each will blow you away with the musicians voices and instrumental talent!
Nursery Nights at Sandhill Nursery is back for its second year, Nursery Nights is an intimate concert series that takes place on the beautiful grounds of Sandhill Nursery. There are four concerts with a showtime of 7:30 pm. Tickets range from $20 to $45.
Sep 13:Old Man Luedecke – Old Man Luedecke is the stage name of two-time JUNO Award winner and Polaris Prize-nominated singer-songwriter Chris Luedecke. Known for his high-energy banjo tunes, heartfelt ballads, and dry wit, he’s been crafting an authentic folk sound for nearly two decades. BUY TICKETS Sep 19:A Garden Variety Improv Show – Get ready to laugh your plants off at A Garden Variety Improv Show! Set inside the cozy charm of Greenhouse #4 at Sandhill Nursery, this one-of-a-kind comedy night is in full bloom. BUY TICKETS Sep 27:David Francey – David Francey is a Scottish-born, Canadian-raised carpenter-turned-songwriter known as one of Canada’s most revered folk voices. BUY TICKETS Oct 3:Irish Mythen – JUNO Award-winning artist Angelique Francis, is a versatile and exceptionally gifted musician. BUY TICKETS Oct 18: Yuk Yuk’s On Tour – Sip, laugh, repeat—this fall at Sandhill! Yuk Yuk’s On Tour is bringing the laughs to Sandhill Nursery as part of their Fall Festival. BUY TICKETS
Howie Mandel at Deerhurst Resort Legacy Hall
Sep 26:Huntsville Festival of the Arts presents Howie Mandel. Known for America’s Got Talent, Deal or No Deal, and St. Elsewhere, Mandel’s sharp humor and iconic routines return in his latest stand-up tour. A lifelong sufferer of OCD, ADHD as mysophobia (phobia of germs), Mandel has been vocal in raising awareness for these conditions. Laugh along as he shares hilarious stories from his career and personal experiences in a 80 minute stand-up comedy set. Show starts at 8:00PM, tickets $75-$85. BUY TICKETS
Seven great concerts at Algonquin Theatre
Huntsville Festival of the Arts have seven great concerts happening at the Algonquin Theatre.
Oct 26:Madison Violet is a JUNO-nominated Canadian duo made up of Lisa MacIsaac and Brenley MacEachern. Raised on Cape Breton Island, they began making music together in the late ’90s, blending their East Coast roots with elements of folk, pop, country, and bluegrass. Known for their rich harmonies, emotional storytelling, and multi-instrumental talent, they’ve released over 10 albums—including their self-produced record Eleven, their most personal to date. With accolades like a Canadian Folk Music Award and millions of streams worldwide, they’ve earned acclaim both at home and abroad. MacIsaac and MacEachern proudly identify as 2SLGBTQIA+ and advocate for social justice. Show starts at 7:30PM, tickets $25-$50BUY TICKETS Nov 28:Colin James Trio – After 20 studio albums, 8 Juno Awards, 31 Maple Blues Awards and multi-platinum record sales, Colin James remains at the top of his game, continuing to challenge himself musically.
His most recent release, Chasing the Sun, finds the blues-rock singer-songwriter’s electrifying 21st studio album featuring the kind of towering musical guests typically found on the other side of velvet ropes. Co-produced by Colin Linden, guest artists include Americana icon Lucinda Williams, bassist Darryl Jones and drummer Charley Drayton (who have backed Miles Davis and The Rolling Stones) plus American harmonica ace Charlie Musselwhite and gospel greats Ann and Regina McCrary. Show starts at 7:30PM, Tickets: $25 – $85BUY TICKETS
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