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When aliens invade a small town and abduct the Greenville High School football team in order steal their “brain jelly,” it’s up to some cheerleaders, their soccer star friend, a self-proclaimed sci-fi nerd, and “the new girl” to save the hapless boys — and the very world as we know it! Directed by Cindy Westbrook
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
Our 3rd Sunday open Blues jam for October. As always, everyone is welcome. We will be collecting donations for feedingaveryfamilies.org to help recovery efforts in North Carolina
Be a part of our live radio audience in Huntington, WV as Mountain Stage records a fresh episode for NPR Music with host Kathy Mattea as part of the Marshall... View Article
October 21st-23rd is Mountwest Community and Technical College's 12th Annual Pink Out week! Pink Out week was originally created to fund a scholarship in honor of Karen S. Johnson who... 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... 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
Hey friends! It’s been brought to our attention that our friends at Huntington Stormwater Authority are unfortunately unable to host their Annual Canine Carnival this year. We don’t want our furry four legged family members to go without! Save the date and bring your costumed pooches out to Ritter Park on Tuesday, October 22nd at... 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" on Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2024, at 6 p.m. Admission to this 4th Tuesday Tour Event is free. Refreshments will be served. “I have enjoyed researching... View Article
Save the date! 6pm (lineup at 4:30pm)
