For one evening each fall, Hoyt Lane is transformed for one of Mountain Brook’s most special traditions: an elegant, open-air community supper in the heart of Crestline Village.

Join us Sunday, October 25, for the Third Annual Harvest on Hoyt, presented by Finch Fine Wines. Gather around one beautifully set table for a four-course supper by Dyron’s Lowcountry, exceptional wines, and an evening centered on good food, meaningful connection, and the community we call home.

With only 250 seats, Harvest on Hoyt is designed to feel both elevated and wonderfully personal. Beneath the lights of Crestline Village, friends and neighbors share a meal together while Leadership Mountain Brook students help serve the very community that has gathered to support them.

That connection is at the heart of Harvest on Hoyt.

Proceeds from the evening benefit Leadership Mountain Brook, a partnership between the Mountain Brook Chamber of Commerce, the City of Mountain Brook, and Mountain Brook City Schools. Through the program, Mountain Brook High School juniors and seniors learn from local and state leaders, explore the community they call home, and develop projects that leave a meaningful impact throughout Mountain Brook.

Funds raised through last year’s Harvest on Hoyt helped bring student ideas to life, including updates to the Tot Lot, a children’s coloring book for the Mountain Brook Library, the new Crestline Village Bee Trail Scavenger Hunt, and a redesigned visitor pamphlet for the Alabama Veterans Memorial Park.

At Harvest on Hoyt, the students who benefit from the evening also have the opportunity to help serve it—a simple tradition that beautifully reflects what the night is all about: generations of our community coming together around one table and investing in what comes next.