The family-friendly event will be held September 17-18 at 7pm at Frost Farms located at 1718 Frost Road. Eva Frontier Days features a greased pig chase, a frog jumping contest, a parade, antique tractors, a hayride, and much more, providing several days of wholesome entertainment for all ages.Ī rodeo gets the weeklong celebration going at Frost Farms located at 1718 Frost Road. Located off of Interstate 65 in North Alabama, the town of Eva is coming together September 17-25 to serve up a week of old-fashioned fun and games. The Monte Sano Art Festival is always a highlight of the arts calendar! Along with the outdoor festival exhibitors, 2019 will welcome local food trucks and musicians throughout the park. The 2021 festival will be September 17-18 and will feature more than 150 of the region’s finest artists in an array of wonderful media. The Monte Sano Art Festival has been an enjoyed tradition in Huntsville for two decades. The Depot Museum will also be open for tours 10am-3pm and the model train exhibit will be on display 10am-8pm at 504 Gault Avenue. Children activities are on September 18 from 10am-4pm.

A $10 wristband gets festivalgoers unlimited pony rides, inflatable slide and access to a new interactive sports game and includes five tickets to use on meltdown ride, bungee jump, rock climbing wall, new spin art, balloon animal or face painting. The children’s area was a huge success when the event was last held in 2019 and even more activities are planned this year including entertainment from Katie Sunshine Hola Hoop girl, frisbee dogs, youth performances from the Fort Payne Robotics, dance performers, and taekwondo demonstrations. There also will be musicians performing up and down Gault Avenue and interacting with the crowd from 11am-1pm.

and music can be heard at the pavilion in City Park from 10am-2pm. Friday’s featured acts include Damon Johnson and Aeromyth, “Ultimate Tribute to Aerosmith.” Local acoustic acts are set to perform throughout the day Saturday at the Coal and Iron building from 10am-3pm. Over a dozen acts are slated to perform during the two-day event culminating Saturday evening with headliners Bellamy Brothers (6pm) and Sawyer Brown (8pm). Live music returns Saturday morning, September 18, at 10am running continuously until 9:30pm and the streets and parks will be filled with arts and crafts, artists and artisans as well as numerous food vendors. The two-day event kicks off Friday, September 17 with live music from 6-9:30pm. Set for September 17-18 in downtown Fort Payne, Boom Days Heritage Celebration offers live music, a children’s entertainment area, arts and crafts, model train exhibit and museum tours at the Fort Payne Depot. Winners for the adult contest will receive a Walmart gift card.īoom Days is a two-day festival centered on music, art, and historical artifacts and pays tribute to the City of Fort Payne’s humble beginnings and rich cultural past. Two photography contests will be held as well, one for youth and one for adults. The first place winners for the youth contest will win a digital camera donated by Unclaimed Baggage and the second and third place winners will receive a Walmart gift card. Admission is $3 for adults and $2 for students. The art exhibition is held rain or shine. You will have the opportunity to shop the work of 90-plus artists and makers between the hours of 9am-5pm. Along with arts and crafts, the event offers musical entertainment, children’s activities, photography contests and food and beverage vendors.Īrt Sunday features nationally recognized artists and emerging, local creators from across northern Alabama and southern Tennessee. More than 90 artisans and craftsmen will make their way to Scottsboro to participate in a juried show and offer their artworks and crafts for sale when the Scottsboro Three Arts Club holds its annual Art Sunday event on September 5 at King Caldwell Park. As the temps dip down below scorching, make plans to attend some or all of these fun North Alabama festivals to celebrate the arrival of fall. September is the other because it is finally cooling down. One is May because it’s finally warming up. There are two months in the year when festivals are the most popular in North Alabama.

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