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Hosted monthly since July 2009, the Huntington Critical Mass (open to all skateboarders and cyclists) is a family friendly, flat 6-mile ride to the West End, through downtown and then... View Article
The Greater Huntington Park & Recreation District and Huntington Area Regional Theater are excited to officially announce the 2025 Summer Outdoor Theater Season. HART will celebrate its 11th Season at... View Article
Christmas in July? You cotton-headed ninny muggins, yes!Join us at the Barboursville Park Amphitheater on Friday, July 18 for a jolly good time as we screen Elf under the summer... View Article
Join us for a hands-on adventure as we explore the plant life around us and create our very own botanical journals! Kids will learn how to observe, sketch, and document... View Article
BIGGER AND BETTER.TacoFest 2025 is returning to Harris River front park this summer July 19 from 12-8pm, but this year there's MUCH more.This year the @cincinnaticircuscompany will be joining in... View Article
Our Night Market! Talented artists, musicians, local food vendors including baked goods are gathering together to sell their wares for our night market July 19th! Join us as we celebrate... View Article
Join us for the 2025 Cabell County Fair Horse Show! Come for horses, food and fun! Admission fee $5.
The Greater Huntington Park & Recreation District and Huntington Area Regional Theater are excited to officially announce the 2025 Summer Outdoor Theater Season. HART will celebrate its 11th Season at... View Article
The Greater Huntington Park & Recreation District and Huntington Area Regional Theater are excited to officially announce the 2025 Summer Outdoor Theater Season. HART will celebrate its 11th Season at The Ritter Amphitheater this July with Mary Poppins the Musical!Dates: July 11, 12, 13, 18, 19, 20 Gates Open: 6:30pm; “Dare to Dream” Children’s Pre-Show:... View Article
Take the whole crew out to the ballgame to cheer on the Coal Cats as they take on Bristol. It's also Country Music night featuring local favorite Rob McNurlin.
