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Join us for the July meeting of the Tasty Reads Book Club on Tuesday, July 2, at 6:30 p.m. We will be discussing 'Too Many Cooks' Rex Stout's Nero Wolfe mystery that is set at a familiar WV resort. Feel free to bring a dish to share or enjoy the other complimentary small bites. Invite... View Article
Learn about the benefits of beekeeping in this free course offered by The Wild Ramp and local apiarist Gabe Blatt. Attendees will learn about honey as a natural sugar, the benefits of beekeeping, honey and more! This event is free, but please RSVP @ https://wildramp.org/product/beekeeping-class/
The July meeting of the Banned Together Book Club will be held on Tuesday, July 9, at 6:30 PM. We will be discussing '1984' by George Orwell. Limited copies are available for purchase at our store. You can also support us by ordering through bookshop.org/shop/cicada. The local library system should have copies, too. Invite your friends,... View Article
My Life in Water: a memoir in essays by Cat Pleska“Strap on a life jacket and dive into this often perilous, at times funny, always poignant collection bubbling with the language of water. Ever present is the danger of drowning from inattentive caregivers, from white-water rapids or a bridge collapse into a roiling river. From... View Article
Reading and book signing with JD Byrne, author of the Paranormal Appalachia series ('The Triplets of Tennerton' and 'Moore Hollow') and other works of fantasy, sci-fi and speculative fiction. This is a ticketed event. Please register at https://bit.ly/4e6ONrM. General admission is free. A $15 ticket includes a signed copy of Byrne's new novel, 'The Triplets of... View Article
Wes Thompson joins us again for more true crime stories – this time about serial killers who killed unsuspecting travelers.Adults only, please. Registration is required
Writers Can Read is a monthly open mic night reading series, featuring published writers and novice writers sharing creative works with an audience. This month's featured readers are poet Joel Peckham and novelist JD Byrne
Dr. Stefan Schöberlein (Texas A&M-CT) will introduce the life and writings of modernist author and Huntington native, Tom Kromer (1906-1969), who was born on Washington Avenue, attended Huntington High and Marshall University, and wrote a critically acclaimed novel about the Great Depression. Reading short prose by Kromer and excerpts from his forthcoming biography, Dr. Schöberlein... View Article
Join the Page Turners, a community-hosted book club, for a special discussion with author and artist Carter Taylor Seaton on her latest novel, Guilt.
Follow middle schoolers Ali, Jake, and Noah as they are sent by the Mothman to the utopian city of Huxley on a mission - to convince its citizens to leave their luxurious paradise and return to West Virginia - begging the question: why would anyone choose to come back to a state that is losing... View Article
