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About Crossroads - Huntsville
Crossroads - Huntsville sits at the heart of downtown Huntsville, a former live music venue with a wrap-around mezzanine that hosted intimate and notable performances. Located at 115 Clinton Ave E, this space is part of Huntsville’s rich music history. While the Crossroads branding has shifted over time, the venue’s legacy remains a touchstone for fans of Avett Brothers, Levon Helm, Old Crow Medicine Show, and other celebrated acts. Below you’ll find practical details to help you plan a visit, including seating configurations, parking, transit, and nearby hotel and dining options.
Whether you’re chasing a showcase of local talent or commemorating a classic show, secure your seats with trusted partners and enjoy the walkable downtown Huntsville experience. We’ve got you with up-to-date venue information, transportation tips, and recommended nearby lodging and eateries that complement a night out in Huntsville’s vibrant core.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 115 Clinton Ave E, Huntsville, AL 35801. (Box Office Ticket Sales; Manta)
- Venue type: former live music venue / music hall with a wrap-around mezzanine.
- Capacity: historically about 650 (2010 shows); later reports cite ~900 in certain configurations.
- Seating chart: notable wrap-around mezzanine seating configuration used during Crossroads era.
- Parking: Clinton Ave parking garage across the street noted in historical coverage.
- Transit: Downtown Huntsville Orbit bus service with routes and stops serving Clinton Ave area.
- Nearby hotels: several downtown options near Von Braun Center, e.g., SpringHill Suites Huntsville Downtown and other hotels within walking distance.
- Notable events hosted: acts like Avett Brothers, Levon Helm, Old Crow Medicine Show; Isbell and others noted in historical coverage.
- Demolished/renamed: Crossroads branding/venue closed; space rumored for The Mercantile (which never opened) and building later sold; current occupant not Crossroads.