Stove House

Where a 1929 stove factory learned to sing.

Dear wanderer, some places are built and some places are reborn. Stove House is the second kind — a vibrant mixed-use campus raised on the grounds of the historic Martin Stove Factory, where Huntsville has been forging things since 1929.

Back then, the furnaces glowed for cast-iron stoves. Today the fires burn in kitchens instead: restaurants, bars, live music, shopping, and event spaces now fill the old works, and the industrial charm hasn't gone anywhere. It simply traded soot for stage lights.

EST. 1929 ✦ Martin Stove Factory

The original foundry walls, still standing — now with better acoustics.

Come for dinner and stay for the encore. Wander from shop to stage, meet friends under the old rafters, or throw the kind of party only a former factory can hold. Modern entertainment, vintage bones — the whole campus hums with both.

Warmly, Stove House

P.S. The music carries. So does the smell of dinner.

Plan your visit