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Quality of Life
Past meets present: The timeless appeal of Huntsville’s Old Town
What makes a neighborhood historic? Sure, the homes can be interesting to gaze at on the drive home, depicting architectural...
Music spaces can strengthen communities
Originally published on Fast Company The Orion Amphitheater shows how it can be more than a venue, providing space for...
Takeaways from Historic Huntsville Depot public input sessions: ‘The Depot is not going anywhere’
It’s a remarkable moment in time for the City of Huntsville, the rare opportunity to reimagine a downtown area with...
From Gardens to Greenways: Huntsville’s Investment in its Outdoor Gems
The City of Huntsville supports four great organizations — Huntsville Botanical Garden, Burritt on the Mountain, the Land Trust of...
As the City seeks public input, here’s a look at the Historic Huntsville Depot site
As the City initiates public discussion about the Historic Huntsville Depot and the surrounding grounds, what exactly does that site...
The memory map: Huntsville’s digital revival of forgotten places
How do you preserve a place that is no longer standing or has undergone dramatic changes in appearance or even...
How libraries are becoming launchpads for music careers
Originally published by Fast Company Beyond books, cities like Huntsville that invest in library innovation are building economic resilience. In...
From public history to public impact: Meet Burritt’s new CEO Melanie Thornton
“The past is not the property of historians; it is a public possession. It belongs to anyone who is aware...
The Huntsville Beltline: A transformative project for the future
Imagine stepping onto a thriving urban greenway, the path stretching ahead lined with trees and native plants. It’s a peaceful...
Programs for all abilities: Huntsville Parks & Recreation’s inclusive offerings
Huntsville Parks and Recreation is dedicated to making the city a welcoming place for all residents, regardless of ability. Through...City of Huntsville, Alabama
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