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“Am I Black Enough: Growing Up Biracial/Multiracial,” a panel discussion. Sponsored by the Center for African American Students. Contact: Shaunte Polk, polk4@marshall.edu.
Marshall University’s School of Art and Design will present its 12th Annual National Juried Exhibition, featuring works by artists from more than a dozen states and works of regional artists... View Article
The Huntington Museum of Art will offer a scavenger-hunt style game on Feb. 28, 2023, at 7 p.m. as part of the 4th Tuesday Tour Series. Light refreshments will be... View Article
The two-time GRAMMY® award-winning band, Tedeschi Trucks Band is a 12-piece powerhouse led by the husband/wife duo of guitarist Derek Trucks and singer/ guitarist Susan Tedeschi. “Two of the best... View Article
Broadberry Entertainment Group presents: Gimme Gimme Disco at The Loud April 1, 2023 Doors 8pm / Music 9pm Tickets: https://bit.ly/GimmeGimmeDisco4-1
The Mountain Health Arena will once again host the West Virginia State Wrestling Tournament this week. Wrestlers from across the state will gather in the city of Huntington with the... View Article
The Old Central City Association announced today that the Winter Art Fest will be held Thursday, March 2nd from 4-7:00 p.m. on W 14th Street! Bring your family and friends for this all-ages event, featuring live music, a live art performance, visual art exhibitions, art sales, and fun for all! The Winner Arts Fest is... View Article
Seussical the Musical opens this Friday at Huntington High School. We can not wait to see you there. March 3rd - 4th 7:30 pm March 5th 2:30 pm
King Buffalo w/ The Swell Fellas at The Loud March 3, 2023 Doors 8pm / Show 9pm On sale Friday, 11/4 @ 10am $15 ADV | $18 DOS | Tickets: https://bit.ly/KingBuffalo3-3
A One-day film festival of local film makers and interests featuring 4 films on Saturday, Mar. 4 at the Keith Albee Performing Arts Center. Included films are: Peerless City Portsmouth, Ohio was once promoted as the “peerless city,” brimming with in- dustry. Built on the banks of the Ohio River, people came for opportunity. Since... View Article
