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What could be better than floral arranging and candle making with friends?! Kick off the month with your Galentines and valentines at The Haute Wick Social at Heritage Station. Arrive early to grab a complimentary glass of wine (or BYOB!) and begin planning your custom candle. Then, as the candle sets, get lost in a... View Article
The Father Daughter Valentine Dance is this weekend! We hope you’ll make plans to join us for an unforgettable evening of making memories that will remain with your family for a lifetime. The Greater Huntington Park & Recreation District invites all Dads and Daughters to an evening of dancing the night away! The Father Daughter... View Article
Welcome to V Clubs record listening party! Bring your favorite record in and hear it played on one of the best sound systems in town. All kinds of music welcome. This is a great way to connect with your fellow music lovers about your favorite albums and artists and share some tunes. Please narrow your... View Article
The soulful buffet will include traditional African American dishes of chitterlings, crispy fried chicken, barbequed ribs, mac and cheese, collard greens, candied yams, potato salad, beverages and an assortment of tasty desserts. Tickets are $7.00 for students and $15 for adults. Tickets are available at the door or can be purchased in advance from the... View Article
Come down for our music open mic night. Sign up is at 6pm with music starting at 7pm. Mason jars of PBR/Yuengling $3 from 9pm to close. Everyone is welcome!
Join the Cabell Public Library's Main Branch for a Family Fun Night! There will be crafts, story hour, or programs based on specific themes. Families are welcome to attend this event together! Children of all ages are welcome.
Speed-dating is an oft-forgotten relic from a time before internet dating. And we’re bringing it back! For the first three weeks in February, Cicada Books is hosting two hours of speed dating on Monday evenings. Hate digital dating? Terrified of Tinder? This is a great alternative. It’s a low-stakes way to meet people face-to-face. Meet... View Article
This work celebrates the lives and times of four significant African American women: abolitionist Sojourner Truth, novelist Zora Neale Hurston, folk artist Clementine Hunter and civil rights worker Fannie Lou Hamer. The performance is sponsored by Intercultural Affairs, Women’s Studies and the College of Liberal Arts, with a reception by the Drinko Academy.
Free admission to The Huntington Museum of Art every Tuesday thanks to Macy's! The Museum is open from 10am-9pm.
This program breaks down stereotypes by allowing participants to role-play lives of low-income families. For tickets, visit www.eventbrite.com/e/poverty-stimulation-tickets-52359309103. For additional information, contact Dr. Shelvy Campbell at campbels@marshall.edu.
