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The Orion Harvest Hoedown: Sip & Stroll Night Market

Celebrate fall at Sip & Stroll Night Market: Harvest Hoedown on Tuesday, November 4, from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM at The Orion Amphitheater. This free, family‑friendly evening pairs a curated marketplace of local makers with seasonal eats and specialty drinks, plus live line dancing under The Dome and a DJ spinning feel‑good tunes; an inviting, community‑focused night that’s ideal for early holiday shopping, casual date nights, and neighborhood gatherings.

What to expect

Stroll the market and explore over 70 local vendors offering handmade art, gifts, and boutique finds, perfect for early holiday shopping and one‑of‑a‑kind treats. Food trucks will dish up comforting plates and late‑night snacks while bar vendors serve seasonal specialties like spiced coffees, mulled cider, and warm cocktails. A DJ will keep the energy high with toe‑tappin’ tunes, and line dancing under The Dome invites partners and friends to jump in for spirited, easy‑to‑follow routines throughout the evening. Pack a tote for purchases, pace your tasting route, and stay for the music; there’s something for every pace and palate.

Family friendly market and activities

The event welcomes all ages; bring kids, friends, or a date for a relaxed evening of shopping, tasting, and dancing. Dress in light layers for cooler night air and bring reusable cups, bags, or totes for purchases and samples. The market features well‑lit vendor aisles, wide walkways around Apollo South, and plenty of seating areas to pause, eat, and enjoy performances; accessible routes and family‑friendly conveniences will be available to ensure a comfortable visit for everyone.

Vendor and communication notes

Vendor applications are now closed. All official vendor communications and payment coordination will be conducted exclusively via email, organizers will not reach out through social media to arrange payments or agreements. If you need assistance or have a vendor‑related question, contact the team at hello@theorionhuntsville.com for prompt, verified support.

Community donation drive

This month’s nonprofit partner is the Floyd E. “Tut” Fann State Veterans Home. Guests are encouraged to support local veterans by donating new items such as shirts, socks, tumblers and cups (including Alabama/Auburn designs), hats, full‑size body wash, deodorant, and lotion. The Veterans Home provides skilled nursing and memory care for Rocket City veterans; your contributions help supply everyday essentials, enhance comfort, and improve quality of life for residents in need. If you’d like to coordinate a larger drop‑off or volunteer support, please contact event staff for details.

Practical details

When: Tuesday, November 4 | 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Where: The Orion Amphitheater, 701 Amphitheater Drive NW, Huntsville

Admission: Free; family friendly

What to bring: Blankets or low chairs; light layers for the evening; reusable bags or cups

Accessibility & amenities: Accessible routes, restrooms, well‑lit vendor areas, seating areas, and resource/volunteer booths on site

Info and updates: Visit theorionhuntsville.com for vendor lists, food truck lineups, parking and transit options, schedule updates, and accessibility details

Join the harvest hoedown

Bring your friends, grab a pumpkin coffee from Happi Pappi, and kick off the season with early holiday finds from local makers. Sip seasonal specials, sample food‑truck favorites, and join line dancing under The Dome for an easygoing night of music and movement. Your evening out also supports a meaningful community cause; donate to the Floyd E. “Tut” Fann State Veterans Home or shop directly from local vendors to put dollars back into the Rocket City. Cozy, low‑pressure, and full of neighborhood charm, Sip & Stroll is the perfect way to celebrate autumn with people you love.

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