Three Caves Cool Down

Event Details
- Are you attending? Please register so you can be added to the attendees list and we can better prepare (food & kids’ activities).
- Blossomwood Swag! Get your Cool Down t-shirt or Blossomwood car magnet here!
- (Cool Down store closes at 8 a.m. on July 22nd)
- Please check-in at the BVCA table before entering the venue. (We’re getting a headcount.)
- What to bring:
- Camp chair; seating is not provided.
- Insect repellent (just in case)
- Hand sanitizer
- No tables or canopies/tents, please. (We don’t want to block anyone’s view.)
- No pets
- No alcohol or tobacco/vaping products
- Closed toe shoes recommended due to gravel. Please note, the temperature at Three Caves is usually a few degrees cooler due to cool air coming from the cave openings.
- Rain or Shine Event!
Food & Drink
- No alcohol.
- Pack your own, or purchase food and drinks from two local food trucks:
Parking/Transportation
- There is very limited parking available at Three Caves.
- Walking, biking, strolling, or use of a ride-share service (Uber/Lyft) or taxi is encouraged. (Please contact us if you have mobility issues, but would like to attend. We are working on a solution.)
- Please do not block driveways or park on residents’ grass.
Music
- Musicians, Blossomwood’s very own:
- Andrew Dillard
- Michael Goldsmith
- Fun Factory (Don Neumann & Melea Horton)
Venue
Land Trust’s Three Caves, 901 Kennamer Dr SE, Huntsville, AL 35801
“Three Caves is located within the Land Trust’s Monte Sano Nature Preserve – one of the largest urban nature preserves in the US – and has become one of the most unique event venues in North Alabama. Concerts at Three Caves has played host award-winning entertainers such as Delta Rae, Moon Taxi, Tom Braxton and Grammy winners, The Steel Drivers, Claire Lynch and the Legendary Muscle Shoals Review. The “not so secret” outdoor venue is conveniently located just two miles from downtown Huntsville and gets its name from the three limestone openings that accentuate the stage. Three Caves has a storied entertainment history including serving as the filming location for the band Kansas’ “Reason to Believe” video and scenes from the 1979 post-apocalyptic movie “Ravagers”. The venue offers a comfortable ~55°F temperature year-round.”
– Land Trust of North Alabama webpage
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