Harrison Brothers Hardware

05/31/2026

✨ Handcrafted. Timeless. Local. ✨

We’re excited to welcome SW Leatherworks of New Market, Alabama to Harrison Brothers Hardware! From beautifully crafted handbags and journals to wallets, keychains, and everyday essentials, each piece is handmade with quality, character, and attention to detail.

Stop by to explore these one-of-a-kind leather goods, shop local, and support talented local makers and small businesses. Your next favorite accessory is waiting for you! 🤎

05/29/2026

What a kick-off party for our Signature Celebration for America's 250th and opening of the "What America Means to Me" art show! Harrison Brothers is at its best when celebrating the talents of our creative community.

Each piece speaks to a specific perspective of the American experience. And each piece would also make a great addition to your personal art collection!

Historic Huntsville Foundation Chair Vicki Van Valkenburgh recognized the following artists and their award-winning pieces. Katie Hallahan won Best in Show for her piece, "Little Stingrays." Merit Awards went to Joshua White for his piece, "Cecilia" and Melissa B Tubbs for her piece, "Ready for Fireworks."

Because there are so many artists deserving of awards, we decided to offer a People's Choice Award, with the winner selected by YOU! The ballots and ballot box are in the gallery. Votes will be tallied and the winner announced on July 5, 2026. This award has a $250 prize, so PLEASE support your favorite artist!

Harrison Brothers is open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday from 10 AM to 5 PM. We are open on Thursdays until 6 PM for Greene Street Market.

Vicki Van Valkenburgh, Realtor at Van Valkenburgh & Wilkinson Properties
Joshua White
Melissa B Tubbs

05/28/2026

We’re delighted to have harpist Steven Todd Miller joining us to play some beautiful music during the Opening Reception: A Signature Art Show, today!

05/26/2026

Thank you to WAFF 48 News for featuring our Signature Quilt exhibit, which is part of our celebration of America's 250th! ❤️🤍💙 The quilt features the signatures of 170 famous Americans. ✍️ Be sure to come check it out now through July 4th - along with our Signature Art Show, which will run through Labor Day!
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05/26/2026

✨ Meet the Maker! ✨

Introducing Jason Mabry, of Hardwood Elevated, in New Market, AL! 🌳 Known for handcrafted hardwood serving boards & cake stands with flowing geometric inlay work - Hardwood Elevated turns functional kitchen décor into statement pieces. 🤩 These unique charcuterie and cutting boards are perfect for entertaining & gifting!
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05/26/2026

Calling all dessert lovers, hostesses, & cookbook collectors 🍰✨

Join us Saturday, June 6th from 1–3 PM for pound cake tasting, a cookbook signing, and a meet-and-greet with cookbook author Carole Albyn! 📘 Sample irresistible recipes from Sweet Book of Perfect Pound Cakes, add this delightful book to your cookbook collection, and enjoy **an afternoon made for foodies**! 🍴 Bring a friend and come hungry! 🩷
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05/25/2026

On this Memorial Day, we remember the fallen with gratitude & respect. ❤️🤍💙

05/24/2026

Harrison Brothers is open on Memorial Day, and we celebrating America's 250!

Lexie Austin Art
Sonya R. Clemons
Brian Curnel
Lara Bashore Isbell
Margaret Dukeman Art
Tina Swindell
Dorothy Wells Littleton

Harrison Brothers Hardware Store in Huntsville celebrates America's 250th by showcasing local artists' works.

05/23/2026

Our family-friendly festivities continue until Labor Day.
Join us on Thursday, March 28 at 5:30 for our kick off reception.
Sonya R. Clemons
Lexie Austin Art
Margaret Dukeman Art
Brian Curnel
Dorothy Wells Littleton
Tina Swindell
Lara Bashore Isbell
Heather Peebles White
Hunter Vroonland
Joshua White

The American Signature Celebration at Harrison Brothers Hardware will feature family friendly activities that connect Huntsville art and history to the American story.

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