05/10/05 Theatre Review: "The Women"
The Women, a modern comedy of manners and Clare Boothe Luce's second play, opened on Broadway in 1936 at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre with an all-female cast that included Arlene Francis, Marjorie Main and Doris Day. It was a satire on the idleness of wealthy wives and divorcees. See scenes from Huntsville's Theatre Huntsville production.
05/09/05 Huntsville Summer Camps for Kids
Summer is a time to relax and take it easy, get outdoors more and find a new schedule. It's also a time to try to keep the kids entertained! Here's some great camps that the kids will love while discovering new talents and skills and, maybe, learning something along the way.
04/02/05 Six Flags Over Huntsville
The Huntsville Botanical Garden celebrates Huntsville's diversity with a presentation of six national flags from various countries. The flags are made up of different colors of flowers to represent each country.
03/31/05 Fountain of Youth Medical Spa
Fountain of Youth is a Medical Spa is located on Whitesburg Drive and specializes in nonsurgical procedures to help maintain or restore youthful looks. Recently, I underwent a new procedure called ionithermie detox that helps rid the body of cellulite.
03/29/05 Daffodils at Quietdale Plantation
Quietdale is extremely quiet and serene in the middle of the city. The majestic oak trees, ancient dogwoods, giant holly bushes, acres of daffodils and profusion of Jackson vine is a vivid reminder of the Old South.
03/27/05 Theatre Review: "LiL Abner"
Grissom Fine Arts Department is shaking up Dogpatch, U.S.A. with a nonstop action, singing, dancing, chasing, pipe-smoking, fiddle-playing show that takes a cartoon and makes you believe it's for real.
03/24/05 Poll: Best Huntsville Theatre Company?
We have several hard-working, talented theatre groups in the Huntsville area that work tirelessly to bring us a variety of entertainment on the stages of Huntsville...which group does the best job? Take our poll and share your opinion.
03/20/05 "Read & ReJoyce"
The Huntsville Museum of Art brings color and movement to life with the splashy exhibit entitled: "Read and ReJoyce II: A Selection of Works from the Archives of William Joyce."
03/17/05 Backstage With Yo-Yo Ma
One of the highlights of Huntsville's history will be the day that Yo-Yo Ma performed for the Symphony's 50th Anniversary. Take a look at some of the photos and comments from Ron Roberts
03/15/05 American Idol: Bo Bice
Huntsville-born singer Bo Bice is burning up the stage on this year's "American Idol." The 29 year old Alabamian stands out from the other contestants with his amazing voice, charisma and confident stage presence
03/05/05 Book Review: The Ambassador's Son
"The Ambassadors Son" is Homer Hickam's sequel to "The Keeper's Son." Set in the South Seas, it fictionalizes John F. Kennedy's time during World War II and mixes in his own cast of beloved characters from his previous novel.
02/28/05 Pink Ribbon Launch
On February 24, 2005, local women gathered at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center for a special event--the launching of a new magazine for Huntsville: Just For Women , a division of Inside Huntsville Inc.
02/26/05 "Taste of the Classics"
If you attend local theatre shows, you are probably aware that Independent Musical Productions (IMP) is the most respected theatre company in Huntsville.
02/24/05 Garden of Health Spa
Garden of Health specializes in high quality nutritional products and natural bath and beauty products. And, in the back of the store, they have a hidden treasure: Kari Bowling, a nationally certified massage therapist specializing in prenatal and postnatal massage but experienced in a variety of techniques.
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