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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 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 Thursday, October 24th. Barboursville-based bookstore Booktenders will be on hand with signed editions of Emily's various books. Each family must purchase a book onsite to... 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
Marshall University School of Art & Design is pleased to present "Stratification", an exhibition by Joan C. Edwards Distinguished Professor in the Arts, Michael DeLuca on view Sept. 16 through Oct. 24, 2024, in the Charles W. & Norma C. Carroll Gallery located on the first floor of the Visual Arts Center. Stemming from a... 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
Join the Cabell County Public Library as they host Claire Tryon from the WV Division of Arts, Culture, and History. Green Books were guidebooks for African-American travelers, allowing them to safely navigate their way across a segregated and violent mid-century United States. The history of the Green Book in West Virginia was an integral part... View Article
A native of Piedmont, West Virginia, Henry Louis Gates, Jr. earned his B.A. in History, summa cum laude, from Yale University in 1973, and his M.A. and Ph.D. in English Literature from Clare College at Cambridge in 1979, where he is also an Honorary Fellow. A former chair of the Pulitzer Prize board, he is... View Article
