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Stop by the library for this free event, open to the public! Meet the authors of 304 Monsters, Camp Meltaway, and A Shade of Winter. We'll be doing readings, talking... View Article
Enjoy a live reading and Q&A with author Eliot Parker on the release of his latest novel Double Crossed Eliot Parker is the author of five thriller novels and two... View Article
Get ready for a spooky adventure! Trapper Girls Cat Coalition presents the First Annual Haunted Legends Walk in Barboursville! Join us on October 19th & 26th, with tours starting at... View Article
Join two WV authors on World Ballet Day - November 1st at 5pm. Renee Nicholson is the author of Fierce and Delicate, a memoir-in-essays that explore chronic illness through the... View Article
Come to the shop with a good book for an hour of undisturbed reading from 7pm to 8pm! Arrive in advance to order your coffee, tea, wine, or beer and find a cozy spot in the store to settle. BYO blanket and wear comfy jammies. We can't wait to see you there!
Goodbye Halloween, Hello Christmas! We are now accepting applications for the Christmas parade. It will be held Thursday, December 5th at 6 PM. THEME: Hawaiian Christmas! Click the link to sign up! https://discoverbarboursville.com/business/christmasparade/
Santa Claus is coming to Dave & Buster’s! Score a ho-ho-whole morning of family fun with exclusive early access to the store. Forget the long lines at the mall. There’s no better place to meet Mr. Claus! Your kids can play games & get a photo with Santa. It’s a win-win! Tickets Options Include: 1. Santa... View Article
We are so excited to announce that authors Meg and Andrew Shaffer will be visiting the shop on Friday, December 13th at 6pm to do a "Story time for all"!... View Article
Come out for great beer, great food, and great live music with The Wax Shadows live at Köerber Beer Company.
Bring the family to meet the Big Man himself - Santa! All proceeds to benefit The Children's Place. For additional information and donations, contact Travis at 304-638-1544.
