Burritt on the Mountain
3101 Burritt Dr., Huntsville, AL, United States
This sunflower is so much fun to create. It is composed of 2 complete layers of open work. Although it may look like a more intermediate level workshop, even if you have only cut glass a few times, this workshop is for you. Come spend the day at Burritt and take home a cheerful sunflower to brighten your day!
Burritt on the Mountain
3101 Burritt Dr., Huntsville, AL, United States
2026 marks our 33rd Season of the City Lights & Stars Concert Series at Burritt on the Mountain 2026 Season Sponsor Redstone Federal Credit Union: Juice | August 14th Concert Sponsor: Tina & Steve Below Gates Open at 6:00 pm. Concert begins at 7:00 pm. Having graced stages across the southeast and shared the spotlight with iconic acts like Kool & the Gang, Boyz II Men, Hootie and the Blowfish, Cowboy Mouth, and The Zac Brown Band, JUICE’s performances are nothing short of unforgettable.
Burritt on the Mountain
3101 Burritt Dr., Huntsville, AL, United States
This sunflower is so much fun to create. It is composed of 2 complete layers of open work. Although it may look like a more intermediate level workshop, even if you have only cut glass a few times, this workshop is for you. Come spend the day at Burritt and take home a cheerful sunflower to brighten your day
Burritt on the Mountain
3101 Burritt Dr., Huntsville, AL, United States
Discover the art of handmade paper in this fun and beginner friendly class! Learn how to transform recycled paper pulp into beautiful, one-of-a-kind sheets that can be used for cards, journals, bookmarks, and more. Students will explore basic papermaking techniques, add natural fibers and decorative elements, and leave with their own handmade creations.
Burritt on the Mountain
3101 Burritt Dr., Huntsville, AL, United States
Join us for a hands-on no-sew braided rug demonstration at Makers on the Mountain! Learn how to transform old clothes and fabric scraps into sturdy, beautiful rugs—no needles or sewing experience required. Participants will discover how communities throughout history used leftover textiles to create practical, colorful floor coverings, a tradition that stretches from early American homesteads to modern upcycling movements.
This demonstration is free with admission and perfect for makers of all ages who love creativity, sustainability, and a good story behind the craft.