https://www.eventbrite.com/e/wild-wonderful-women-the-bad-girls-of-madison-county-tickets-64346568318 (Click to see all details.) Mark your calendars for this awesome evening which will feature 5 of Huntsville/Madison County's very best storyteller/actresses portraying some of the area's most notable & notorious women: * Annie Merts- played by Rena Miller Anderson * Lena Mitchell, The Gypsy Queen- played by Katie Hesse * Elizabeth Routt, The Black Widow of Hazel Green- played by Melissa Ford Thornton * Tallulah Bankhead- played by Marianne Cook Windham * Madam Mollie Teal- played by Lou Lehman Sams. You will enjoy food, beverages, laughter, a silent auction, & music provided by some of the area's very best & most popular musicians: * Winslow Davis * Cheryl Llewellyn * Judy + Alli (New duo featuring Judy Allison & Alli from Seeking Babylon.) Help us celebrate Alabama's Bi-Centennial with stories that will make you laugh & which will pull on your heartstrings. ALL proceeds will be donated to the Huntsville Pilgrimage Association to benefit the preservation of historic Maple Hill Cemetery. Limited seating for this unique & FUN event! Presenting Sponsors: * Lou Sams, Realtor, President of Commercial Real Estate, LEGEND Realty * Providence Women's Club of Madison * Silver Spoon Events * Straight to Ale Brewing Sponsorship opportunities are still available for this highly anticipated & publicized event. Contact Lou Sams at (256)337-9083 for info.on how to sponsor or donate.
Founded by local home brewers in 2009, Straight to Ale has quickly grown to become one of Alabama’s largest production breweries. Starting small with a 3 Barrel brewhouse in 500 square feet in Huntsville’s Historic Lincoln Mill, we realized that we greatly underestimated Alabama’s thirst for locally produced craft beer and moved into a 10,000 square foot production facility on Leeman Ferry Road in south Huntsville. Over the next few years we added more and more fermentation capacity in that location until it was full, reaching 1,000 barrels of capacity. Though this location is no longer in operation, it was an integral step in our expansion.