The best things to do in Barboursville

Dave & Buster's Barboursville is that easy go-to when you want real-deal arcade chaos, craveable bar food, and the game on massive HDTVs without leaving town. Grab a Power Card, let the kids chase tickets while you catch the fourth quarter, or plot the next birthday blowout.

From the Barboursville newsletter, October 29, 2026

Barboursville Disc Golf Course is the kind of laid-back, play-after-work track that locals keep in their weekly rotation, with rolling park terrain that makes every toss feel different. Great for new players and seasoned bag-toters alike... bring a buddy, a midrange, and your best putts.

From the Barboursville newsletter, November 1, 2026

Venue at The Edge in Ashland is the Tri-State’s only industrial-style wedding venue, fully indoor with heating and AC so you can plan without weather panic. Two connected spaces flex for ceremony, cocktails, and reception, outdoor photo nooks included, plus a family team that actually helps your vision click.

From the Portsmouth newsletter, October 18, 2026

Craving unhurried rounds on a pristine track this week, plus a post-game bite that actually feels like dinner, not duty? Guyan Golf & Country Club blends classic 1922 pedigree with modern comforts, from well-kept fairways to solid dining, plus pool and tennis when you want a change of pace with friends or family.

From the Barboursville newsletter, October 18, 2026

Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.

Indoor golfing facility with beer offering opportunities for practice and play.

Swap your usual weekend loop for Heritage Farm Adventure Park, where legit ziplines and ropes courses meet the Mountain Rim Bike Park and hands-on museums that celebrate Appalachian grit. Take the kids or your inner kid, learn a little, and come home happily tired.

From the Huntington newsletter, October 27, 2026

Esquire Golf Course brings a classic, locals-first feel with Xenophon G. Hassenplug’s 1974 design, GN-1 bermuda turf, and five tee sets from 4,726 to 6,887 yards. Playable for beginners, plenty of bite for low handicaps, it’s an easy go-to when you want a real test without leaving town, and maybe brag about it later.

From the Barboursville newsletter, October 13, 2026

Part of Billy Bob’s Wonderland, Billy Bob’s Adventure Golf is the local go-to for mini-golf, old-school arcade hits, and that glorious Rock-afire Explosion nostalgia. Admission is free, games run on quarters, and it’s an easy win for birthdays or just burning off wiggles on a rainy afternoon.

From the Barboursville newsletter, October 20, 2026

Whether you’re dusting off the clubs or chasing your personal best, Sugarwood Golf Club has you covered with a proper Golf Shop, lessons that actually help, and a launch monitor to dial in your numbers, then take it to the course this week for a round that reminds you why you play.

From the Huntington newsletter, October 15, 2026

When you just want big screen escape without the fuss, Cinema at Camp Landing keeps it simple with current comedies, dramas, and everything in between, plus a classic concession stand for popcorn loyalty and candy debates. Reliable, close to home, perfect for low key plans.

From the Ashland newsletter, September 17, 2026

Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.

Sneak a minute for the Kurt Vonnegut Mural and let a splash of color plus a little satirical spirit reset your week.

From the Huntington newsletter, October 13, 2026

When your swing needs a tune-up, Par Four Family Entertainment is the go-to for a laid-back driving range, indoor batting cages, and real-deal batting and pitching lessons with Mike Sedberry. Perfect for a quick after-work bucket or weekend cage session, and way easier than waiting for midseason miracles.

From the Hurricane newsletter, October 19, 2026

TB2 Performance and Recovery is where local athletes and weekend warriors dial up performance and reset sore bodies. Think sports performance training, football combine prep, yoga, targeted recovery services, and nutritional planning, all run by a team that knows how to push you then help you bounce back.

From the Huntington newsletter, October 22, 2026

Sleepy Hollow Golf Club pairs a player-friendly championship 18 with a legit clubhouse scene, from the 1955 Restaurant to leagues, lessons, and a Saturday indoor golf simulator. Members also get pickleball, tennis, a pool, and event space... basically a one-stop hangout when you want more than just a tee time.

From the Hurricane newsletter, October 2, 2026

Marquee Cinemas - Pullman Square is where Huntington catches the latest releases on a giant screen, with 3D showings when you want your popcorn to feel endangered. Round up a friend, pick your vibe blockbuster or sleeper hit, and make tonight a proper movie night.

From the Huntington newsletter, October 9, 2026

Billy Bob's Wonderland is the local go-to when the weather or the wiggles strike, with quarter-powered arcade games, mini-golf, laser tag, and solid pizza to refuel. Free admission and the Rock-afire Explosion show make it a fun, low-commitment plan that still feels special.

From the Barboursville newsletter, November 2, 2026

The Lost Escape Room is family owned and award winning, with private, built in house adventures for your crew. Check it out this week for dinosaur chaos in Extinction, a tense metro escape in End of the Line, wizardly puzzles in The Quest for the Last Dragon, or goosebumps with The Seance of Shadows.

From the Huntington newsletter, October 29, 2026

Need a break from the grind? Creekside Golf Course serves up over 120 acres of challenging championship play that scratches the itch for a proper round, then lets you refuel at the clubhouse restaurant and bar, patio included. Rally your usual foursome and make it your midweek reset.

From the Huntington newsletter, October 29, 2026