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Come out this Saturday on the 29th of February and celebrate Leap Day with the Wild Ramp! The Harvest Kitchen will be sampling all of our new items and some... View Article
#LeapDay2020 is Saturday, February 29, 2020. The Central City Antiques District on 14th Street West is celebrating with a sales event featuring select antique, vintage and collectible items. Bring your... View Article
Underground Railroad Historian Chris Saunders will discuss the critical history of our region in The Underground Railroad, the Civil War and our contributions to abolition and reconstruction. . Saunders is... View Article
Get the besties together for this fun luncheon at The Wild Ramp. We are featuring some of our favorite teas and pairing them with local eats made in our Harvest... View Article
Doors open at 7 pm with music starting at 9 pm. Admission is $15 at the door Ages 18+. For full band bios, visit www.vclublive.com.
Join the Fly In Cafe and Huntington Old Time Dance and Music (HOTDAM) as we present a Leap Year Square Dance on Saturday February 29, 2020 from 8:00 pm until... View Article
Two hours of live big band jazz at one of the best venues in Huntington! $10 cash cover, $5 w/student ID. Kids 12 and under can hang for free!
Nationally known expert Don Schjeldahl will headline Craft 2: A Farm to Bottle Summit March 3 in Huntington as the Robert C. Byrd Institute (RCBI) brings together interests from across the region to support the emerging craft beverage economy. Participants will explore ways makers of these products – from soda and tea to beer, wine... View Article
Did someone say St. Patty's fun and shenanigans? Yes! Grab your gals and head down to The Haute Wick Social for candle making and painting! We are teaming up with Bluegrass Mama Creations for some DIY St. Patrick's Day fun! Your ticket includes a custom soy scented 13.2oz candle created by you. While the candle... View Article
Join us in celebrating Tijah Bumgarner's work! About: Naming and narratives have mapped the region of Appalachia as a place apart, but as the physical landscape shifts away from coal, so too does the cultural landscape. The diverse stories of black, queer and other identity cultures have been here all along, but what can hopefully... View Article
