Join us as we celebrate the launch of Laura Treacy Bentley's newest novel, Glass Mountain! Explore the Huntington Museum of Art and then join us for light refreshments and a reading, followed by a Q&A by Laura Treacy Bentley. About Glass Mountain Twenty-one-year-old waitress Twyla Townsend struggles to pay her bills on time and care... View Article
Come out to Cicada Books the first Tuesday of every month to discuss food-related fiction. This month's book is The Cook and the Gardener by Hesser. Tasty Reads is free and open to the public. Read on!
Tuesday, April 1, 7 pm, Shawkey Dining Room (MSC at Marshall). The Alys Smith Symposium on Women Professionals featuring keynote speaker Judge Stephanie Thacker of the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals and panelists from the legal field. Free, open to the public, light reception to follow.
Come out for the City of Milton's first annual Spring Fling! There will be vendors, crafts, food, live music and more. There will even be a visit from the Easter Bunny!
Come out to Cicada Books the second Tuesday of every month to discuss banned books - what's controversial and why. This month's book is The Hate U Give by Thomas. Banned Together is free and open to the public. Read on!
The Marshall University Department of History will welcome Dr. Karen Petrone, professor of history and Zantker Professor of Jewish History at the University of Kentucky, for the 2025 Charles Hill Moffat Lecture. Petrone will present “Vladimir Putin and Russian Memory of the Second World War,” at 5 p.m. Thursday, April 10, in the Shawkey Dining... View Article
Want to be a part of a DIY marching band??West Edge Arts is starting a community marching band for adults called Hoot & Holler! The vibe: Parades, events, and pop-up, flash-style gigs for the sheer fun of playing. Informal, funky, and plenty of room for personal expression. No marching experience necessary. If you can play... View Article
Come out to Cicada Books the second Thursday of every month to discuss books and the movies and TV shows they're based on. This month's book will be The Professor and the Madman by Winchester. Based on a Book is free and open to the public. Read on!
The Greater Huntington Park & Recreation District is pleased to announce the return of your canine’s favorite event, the Paws in the Park Easter Egg Hunt! Bring your leashed dogs to the Ritter Park Fountain Area Friday, April 11, 2025, at 6 p.m. for an egg hunt like no other! This FREE event will feature... View Article
Join us for Record Store Day and our annual Block Party! Doors open at 8am for Record Store Day where you’ll find exclusive vinyl records only available to select independent shops! It’s all first-come, first-served, and there are limited quantities available. Then at 11am, we kick off the Block Party! Live music, food trucks, artisan... View Article
Here comes Peter Cottontail, hopping down the bunny trail! Greater Huntington Park & Recreation District is pleased to offer 4, Community Easter Egg Hunts this season. Schedule: Saturday, April 12April Dawn Park @ 10:00 a.m.Harris Riverfront Park @ 1:00 p.m. Saturday, April 19Rotary Park @ 10:00 a.m.St. Cloud Commons Park @ 1:00 p.m. Each hunt... View Article
Do you have sunlight & dirt? Well then, it's time to plant some seeds! We know that starting a garden can be daunting and that's why our in-house, certified Master Gardener, Renee, will be showing us the ropes.Join us on Saturday, April 12th at 10:00am for this FREE opportunity to learn where to begin, how to... View Article
Come join the Herd Faithful honoring the 75 with the Spring Fountain Ceremony - Turning on of Memorial Fountain
Come out to Booktenders for The Historical Fiction Book Club. This month we're reading The Lake House by Kate Morton An abandoned house...June 1933, and sixteen-year-old Alice Edevane is preparing for her family's Midsummer Eve party at their country home, Loeanneth. But by the time midnight strikes and fireworks light up the night skies, the Edevane... View Article
Come out for Bunny's Urban Fiction Book Club. This month we're reading Demon's Dream by Elle Kayson. Demon Montana: Clawing my way from the depths of hell to haunt the nightmares and steal the lives of many, I earned the name "Demon." Hardened by a life that no one should live, I had rules that governed... View Article
It's time for live music on the patio at The Market. Grab your friends, grab some delicious refreshments, and make a night of it.
Mark your calendars! Ohio Poet Laureate Kari Gunter-Seymour is visiting us here at Marshall! Join us for a wonderful night of poetry with Kari Gunter-Seymour, an award-winning poet, Academy of American Poets Laureate Fellowship recipient, and ninth-generation Appalachian storyteller! Kari is the author of Dirt Songs (2024), Alone in the House of My Heart (2022),... View Article
“Eggciting Egg Hunt” Returns for Children who have Disabilities and Their Families An Inclusive, Adaptive Spring Celebration Hosted by DTC and GHPRD The Developmental Therapy Center (DTC), in partnership with the Greater Huntington Park & Recreation District (GHPRD), is excited to announce the return of the Eggciting Egg Hunt—a free, adaptive egg hunt designed specifically... View Article
Come out for Ashley's Fiction Book Club. This month we're reading Sankofa by Chibundu Onuzo. A funny, gripping and surprising story of a mixed-race British woman who goes in search of the African father she never knew, by award-winning author Chibundu Onuzo. Anna grew up in England with her white mother and knowing very little... View Article
Thursday, April 17, 2025: Jared Fishman, Esquire, founder and executive director of the Justice Innovation Lab, former senior prosecutor for the civil rights division of the U.S. Department of Justice, and author of Fire on the Levee: The Murder of Henry Glover and the Search for Justice After Hurricane Katrina. We would love for you to attend... View Article
Join us for a fun and eco-friendly event where we’ll be making Recycled Bird Feeder Crafts using everyday materials on our patio! It's a great way to get creative while helping the environment and providing for our feathered friends just in time for Spring! This event is completely FREE to the community in the spirit... View Article
Earth and Culture Day is returning in 2025 to celebrate local and regional artists, organizations, and community initiatives that honor our shared planet through creativity and collective action. This event weaves together art, storytelling, and reuse to highlight how lived experience and culture shape our approach to caring for the place we call home! Attendees... View Article
Enjoy readings and Q&A with three different poets - West Virginia Poet Laureate, Marc Harshman, David Prather, and Renee Nicholson.
It's time for live music on the patio at The Market. Grab your friends, grab some delicious refreshments, and make a night of it.
This month’s Writers Can Read series will feature two award-winning writers Laura Treacy Bentley and Huey Perry reading from their work. The event is free and open to the public and will take place on Monday, February 17 at 7 P.M. in Heritage Station at 210 11th Street in downtown Huntington. Laura Treacy Bentley is... View Article
Drop by the Huntington Museum of Art on Sunday, May 11th, 2025 between 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. for delicious food, a mimosa bar, unique antique and art boutique shopping experience, and a children's craft activity. HMA is fully accessible. This is a fundraising event for the Huntington Museum of Art. West Virginia residents may... View Article
It's time for live music on the patio at The Market. Grab your friends, grab some delicious refreshments, and make a night of it.
Marshall University’s School of Art & Design is proud to present Ouroboro-Disco: Selected Foundations Works, an exhibition showcasing artwork by students who have recently completed the Foundations program and review process. Curated by the School of Art & Design faculty, this exhibition highlights some of the most compelling works produced by students during this period.... View Article
Come out for a special Book Club with Contact Rape Crisis Center. We're reading The Secret History of the Rape Kit by Pagan Kennedy. In 1972, Martha "Marty" Goddard volunteered at a crisis hotline, counseling girls who had been molested by their fathers, their teachers, their uncles. Soon, Marty was on a mission to answer... View Article
Kids are invited to help us plant the library garden! This is a free, hand-on experience for children of all ages and their families. We'll start a few of our outdoor crops as well as some container gardening as well! Extra seeds will be available for kids to take home and start their own garden.... View Article
The Wild Ramp has partnered with Coalfield Development for Stinkfest 2025, a FREE community event celebrating ramps, the Appalachian region, and the creativity of our local producers. Join us on... View Article
Join us for our first ever book swap social on Independent Bookstore Day. All you have to do is bring ONE book (used is just fine) and you will leave will THREE books. How do you like them algorithms?Each participant will pick from the stack of other participants' books, from our collection of galleys and... View Article
WV FILM OFFICE and the WEST VIRGINIA FILMMAKERS GUILD in association with APPALACHIAN FILM FESTIVAL present A Wunderbar Social We are coming to Huntington! Our mission is quite simple. We need to build a network of film industry professionals within the state. Productions are eyeing West Virginia and the interest continues to grow. It’s important that... View Article
After the incredible success of our Huntington City Mission cleanup, we decided to make community cleanups a regular part of Sunrise Huntington. These events are our way of directly supporting... View Article
We are hosting our second vegan community potluck, this time with our friends at the Appalachian Reuse Hub on Sunday April 27th at 5pm Come with unwanted clothing to share... View Article
Come out to Cicada Books the last Tuesday of every month to discuss recent titles in the self-help genre This month's book will be Rage Becomes Her by Chemaly. Shelf Improvement is free and open to the public. Read on!
It's time for live music on the patio at The Market. Grab your friends, grab some delicious refreshments, and make a night of it.
In Harmony – The Commonwealth Tour Of The Louisville Orchestra This is a free show. Doors: 6:30pm | Show: 7:30pm
