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Fourpole Creek Watershed Association wants to invite you to a community wide cleanup set for 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 4th. Volunteers are needed to help clean up... View Article
Bring your cooler for a day of music on the river! Bands include Motown Sounds of Touch, The Original Moonlighters, Queens of Court, and Honey Dipped! Plus local talent early -... View Article
You’ve seen chili fest, you’ve seen hotdog fest, you’ve seen rib fest, and you’ve even seen Greek fest, but now taco fest is coming to downtown Huntington. Who doesn’t love... View Article
The Huntington Area Convention & Visitors Bureau invites the community to welcome The American Countess Riverboat to Huntington on Friday, August 18, for the afternoon. This will be the third... View Article
Join us for the tenth annual Rails & Ales Festival at Harris Riverfront Park in historic downtown Huntington for live music, food trucks, an art market and, most importantly, BEER.... View Article
Come join the Belle of Cincinnati as we cruise the Huntington area for lunch, sightseeing or dinner. Enjoy a 90-minute sightseeing cruise or a two-hour lunch or dinner cruise. Huntington... View Article
Join the HSO, sponsored by RBC Wealth, for a Red, White, and Boom patriotic celebration. Enjoy an evening of patriotic music by the water before a grand finale of fireworks... View Article
Gates Open @ 5pm * Huntington's Harris Riverfront Park * Presented by 93.7 The Dawg * Featuring American Idol Winner Noah Thompson !!!! and Morgan White and MadHouse * Plus... View Article
The Huntington Area Convention & Visitors Bureau invites the community to welcome The American Countess Riverboat to Huntington this Friday, June 2, for the afternoon. 160 passengers are booked on... View Article
Come out and see us at the Harris Riverfront Park on April 29th from 12-8pm for live music, local food, vendors and more! This event is a benefit concert presented by CHS to raise awareness for child abuse and children in foster care. Corduroy Brown, The Heavy Hitters, Brother Sadd, Town Folk, and Sam Eplin... View Article
