02/15/05 African American Art Exhibit
The Huntsville Museum of Art presents the Walter O. Evans Collection of African American Art in honor of Black History Month. Of the over 1,000 pieces in this privately owned collection, 81 are on display in Huntsville through March 27, 2005. This extraordinary collection is one of the finest in the nation on African American artists and subjects.
02/01/05 February is Spay & Neuter Month
One local group is working to help prevent pet overpopulation. SNAP has three programs to help owners with vet bills. The annual "Bouffant Benefit" helps support SNAP's efforts in this area. See photos with this article.
01/27/05 Friends of Ferals Wish List
Friends of Ferals is a volunteer groups that rescues homeless and abandoned cats. Here's a list of some ways that you can help them with their mission.
01/26/05 Theatre Review: "Thoroughly Modern Millie"
How refreshing to see a show with NO bad language, but with gorgeous costumes and fabulous dance numbers! I found The Broadway Theatre League's "Thoroughly Modern Millie" totally charming and thoroughly enjoyable.
01/25/05 My Footnotes on Community Ballet
I have to start off by admitting that I know next to nothing about ballet. However, it was with a sense of curiosity and anticipation that my good friend Nancy and I set out to see the Huntsville Community Ballet Company host the North Carolina Dance Theatre.
01/22/05 Book Review: The Keeper's Son
Since I spend most of my time online, I rarely have time to relax with a good book. It was a special treat for me to chisel out a block of time to dig into Homer Hickam's "The Keeper's Son," an intriguing book based on a true, but little-known story about World War II.
01/20/05 Heard Around Town in Huntsville
Each month, Tom & Cathie Carney of Old Huntsville magazine share some of their notes on what's going on in Huntsville as they make the rounds in and around town.
01/18/05 Theatre Review: "Fuddy Meers"
Theatre Huntsville's "Fuddy Meers" is one of the funniest shows I've ever seen. you're offended by strong language, don't you go, either--but otherwise, this is a wild and wacky show!
01/15/05 Unclaimed Baggage Center #2--Boaz
One of my favorite places to go shopping for treasure is the Unclaimed Baggage Center in Scottsboro. In fact, when I have out-of-town guests, I almost always end up taking them to Scottsboro and let them loose to explore to their hearts' content. Recently, I set out in a different direction to see for myself the second store that Unclaimed Baggage opened in Boaz, Alabama in October, 2004
01/12/05 "Cirque Dreams" Review
Well, "Cirque Dreams" finally came to Huntsville...and I might add, has me going in "circles." Just a few minutes into the show and my head was spinning. This was truly your geometry & science classes come to life--with jugglers handling squares, triangles and those multiple-sided boxes.
01/10/05 Black History Archives & Museum
In 1987, the Alabama Legislature passed a bill establishing the State Black Archives Research Center & Museum. The Research Center opened in 1990. It is located in the historic James H. Wilson Building on the campus of Alabama A & M University in Normal, Alabama, just outside Huntsville.
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