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Learn everything you need to know about some of our state's most famous cryptids at the Main Library with JB Bond. Hear stories, see some cryptic art, and more. Adults are welcome to attend.
A reading and book signing with Philip Eil, author of 'Prescription for Pain: How a Once-Promising Doctor Became the Pill Mill Killer' based in Southern Ohio. Seats are limited! Registration is required: bit.ly/4dF91IC. $30 ticket includes a signed hardcover book General admission is free.
You know them from The Haunted Objects Podcast, Amazon Prime’s Hellier, and Travel Channel’s Kindred Spirits, now join Greg and Dana Newkirk live and in-person for a presentation that’ll leave you... View Article
Marshall University School of Art & Design is pleased to present Echo/Locations, a two-person exhibition by Marshall University Fibers Professor Miyuki Akai Cook and Houston-based artist Masumi Kataoka, on view... View Article
Our October meeting will take place on Tuesday, October 8, 2024 in the upstairs room/patio of Bahnhof restaurant and Biergarten on 7th avenue and 8th street. Our guest speakers will be Rebecca Hansen and Bianca Hynes. We will sponsor a $100 tab with Bahnhof but otherwise everyone will be encouraged to purchase a drink or... View Article
The October meeting of the Banned Together Book Club will be held on Tuesday, October 8, at 6:30 PM. Due to the cancellation of September's meeting, we will be discussing both 'Lawn Boy' by Jonathan Evison AND 'Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark' by Alvin Schwartz. Limited copies of both books are available for... View Article
Come for an evening of creative nonfiction with Cat Pleska and Joel Peckham reading from their new collections, My Life in Water and Gone the Sun/Any Moonwalker Can Tell you.... View Article
Meg Shaffer, USA Today bestselling author of 'The Wishing Game,' will read from and sign copies of her latest novel, 'The Lost Story,' which is based in West Virginia. Seating is limited! Registration is required: bit.ly/3T2lbCW $30 admission includes a signed hardcover copy of 'The Lost Story' General admission (w/o book) is free. Copies of... View Article
Greater Huntington Park & Recreation District, in conjunction with Spring Hill Cemetery, is pleased to present “Secrets of Spring Hill,” a guided walking tour through one of Huntington’s most historic landmarks. This tour will take participants through the hills of Spring Hill Cemetery during the time of peak fall foliage with noteworthy characters, historical facts,... View Article
Greater Huntington Park & Recreation District, in conjunction with Spring Hill Cemetery, is pleased to present “Secrets of Spring Hill,” a guided walking tour through one of Huntington’s most historic landmarks. This tour will take participants through the hills of Spring Hill Cemetery during the time of peak fall foliage with noteworthy characters, historical facts,... View Article
Sourdough Bread Baking is the most magical way of making bread. It is the process of mixing wild yeast with basic ingredients like flour, water and salt and creating loafs packed with flavor and nutrition!Join us, here at Wholi Moli, in Barboursville, WV for all the details and fundamentals required for you to begin mastering... View Article
FRIDAY THE 13TH LIVE WITH OG JASON VOORHEES- ARI LEHMAN Witness the legendary film "Friday the 13th" (1980) while the original Jason Voorhees actor, Ari Lehman, takes the stage with friends for live comedy commentary. Experience the iconic scares of Camp Crystal Lake while Ari and friends add a hilarious twist to the suspense with... View Article
This year's Women Warriors Summit will take place at the Marshall Health Network Arena and will cover the topic of productivity how to be more productive with less stress in a world that makes it hard to focus. Featured keynote speaker was Nicole Kidman last year. We will soon reveal our fabulous keynote for this... View Article
Brianna Pinkerman Fulks, author of the children's books, 'Pumpkin Salad' and 'Turner Turtle Takes a Tumble' will be signing copies of her books on Saturday, October 19, from 10 a.m. to noon.
Join Huntington Native Author Leigh Ann Daugherty for an afternoon presentation, reading, Q&A, and raffle for her book, " How to Get Your House In Order." Leigh Ann will share practical steps for downsizing and Decluttering your home. Understand why we hold on to things and how to let go. Get your house, belongings, finances,... View Article
Taking place after the Fall Crawl in Old Central City, come out for another round of Horror Trivia and Spooky Storytelling! Horror Trivia starts at 4pm.Spooky Storytelling will start at/around 5pm. (If you would like to order a beverage please show up before 5pm!) Sign up to read your story by messaging us through Instagram... View Article
Why do leaves change color? Wildlings will meet to see the colors we can see, and take in the special scents of the living urban forest ecosystem. During this walk, we will discuss what an urban tree canopy is, the dormancy process of plants, and spark ideas for painting our landscapes with diverse native deciduous... View Article
Come out for a night of live readings and lively discussion, followed by an open mic session. This month's writer is Timothy G. Huguenin, a hillbilly writer of things strange and spooky, living in the dark. Guests are encouraged to bring some of their own writing to read aloud during the open mic session. This... View Article
Marshall University School of Art & Design is excited to welcome visiting artist Bryan Hopkins, a renowned ceramic artist and potter from Buffalo, New York. Known for his expertise in moldmaking and his innovative approach to working in porcelain, Hopkins has established a reputation for pushing boundaries of traditional pottery techniques. During his visit, Hopkins... View Article
Huntington Museum of Art Conservatory Director Josh Hamrick will speak about the artworks in the exhibit titled "In His Nature: Botanical Prints from the Collection of Dr. Marion C. Korstanje"... View Article
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 about writing, and selling/signing books. Feel free to stop by and hang out if you want to talk about writing, eat some snacks, or just... View Article
The Huntington Children’s Museum is thrilled to announce that native West Virginian and STEAM education innovator Emily Calandrelli will visit the museum for a book-signing and meet and greet on... 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 collections of short stories. His thriller novel A Final Call was named a "Best Book to Discover in 2022" by Kirkus Magazine and was also... View Article
Join Appalachian Unveiled and the Wild Ramp for a hands-on workshop in which you'll learn the science and techniques to cultivate Lion's Mane mushrooms from spore to harvest.
Join Dr. Scott Bonn to explore the curious appeal of the world's worst murderers WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30 Doors: 7pm | Show: 8pm $30 to $45
The Carroll House will be open for tours and presentations, Saturday, November 2, noon to 5 and Sunday, November 3, noon to 4 during Guyandotte Civil Ear Days. Come see our Historic site and our Rick Whisman Civil War Museum. On Sunday after the reenactment, come watch Mary Carroll save her home from being burnt... View Article
The Carroll House will be open for tours and presentations, Saturday, November 2, noon to 5 and Sunday, November 3, noon to 4 during Guyandotte Civil Ear Days. Come see our Historic site and our Rick Whisman Civil War Museum. On Sunday after the reenactment, come watch Mary Carroll save her home from being burnt... View Article
