Orion Amphitheater Hosts 2nd Annual Winter Park: Huntsville’s Orion Amphitheater is set to kick off its 2nd Annual Winter Park, a month-long event offering festive activities for the community.
The Winter Park event will run throughout December, providing a month of holiday festivities. The initiative aims to keep the community engaged during the off-season when concerts are not taking place.
Winter Park is free to the public, allowing families and individuals to enjoy the holiday spirit without any entry fee. Featured activities include ice skating, meet-and-greets with Santa Claus, live music performances, and curling.
The Orion Amphitheater emphasizes its commitment to community engagement beyond hosting concerts. Winter Park is designed to offer cultural and community experiences, fostering a sense of connection among residents.
The event will incorporate charity initiatives, including a coat drive and various charity aspects. Opportunities for the public and the Orion to give back to the North Alabama community during the holiday season will be featured.
Assistant General Manager Alex Craig highlights the philosophy of the Orion Amphitheater, emphasizing the importance of doing more than concerts. The goal is to contribute to the community by organizing cultural events and giving back to the residents.
The Winter Park event at the Orion Amphitheater serves as a festive and community-focused initiative, bringing holiday cheer to Huntsville and providing a platform for charitable activities.
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