Events in Barboursville, WV

Play pinball in a league that welcomes all skill levels. No registration is required.

Take part in a weekly Lorcana tournament. Entry costs $5, and every participant receives a pack. Promos will also be given out.

Union Arena returns to The Board Room with a weekly tournament. Entry costs $5, which is returned as store credit. Every participant receives a promo pack, and the winner receives a winner pack.

Take part in a Pokémon weekly event for $10, with all entry fees returned as prize support. Spend time playing and learning the game. Championship and Cup events are also held on some Sundays throughout the year, with updates shared on Discord.

The Pool Hall hosts a weekly Sunday night 8-ball tournament featuring races to 2/2 under BCA rules. Entry is $5, with a $5 side pot and a Break & Run pot offering a chance to win extra cash. The tournament welcomes players looking to compete or practice under pressure.

Mountain Stage brings its live radio show to Joan C. Edwards Performing Arts Center in Huntington, WV for a new taping with host Kathy Mattea as part of the Marshall Artists Series 90th Season. The show features Mick Flannery, Chris Pierce, Ryan Montbleau, Mama's Broke, and Brad Goodall. Produced by West Virginia Public Broadcasting and distributed by NPR Music, this West Virginia institution spotlights both established and rising artists across folk, blues, country, indie rock, synth pop, world music, alternative, and more. Each episode is recorded with an audience, runs two hours, and is heard weekly on more than 200 stations across the United States and around the world.

Experience individual Crystal Light Therapy sessions at The Yoga Sanctuary with practitioner Betsy Pourvakil. During each session, seven precisely cut Brazilian quartz crystals are suspended overhead and illuminated in colors that align with the traditional chakra centers. Participants recline comfortably while light passes through the crystals and across the body, and many report deep relaxation, a spacious or imaginal quality, subtle energetic sensations, emotional shifts, or simply a quiet place to rest. Thirty and sixty minute appointments are available. An optional addition offers Lambda nervous system measurement during the session. No Bio-Tuning track is played, as the system is used only to monitor physiological response while resting beneath the crystal lights. In a prior observation, readings stayed within the Lambda homeostasis range for nearly the entire session. This option invites curiosity about how inner experience and measurable signals relate, without requiring one to explain the other.

These free monthly support groups offer a supportive setting for people living with Parkinson’s disease and for caregivers. Participants can connect with peers who understand their experiences, exchange practical guidance, explore helpful resources, and gain encouragement. There is no cost to attend, and all community members are welcome.

Blippi brings a brand-new live adventure to Paramount Theater Ashland in Ashland, KY. Blippi and Meekah take the stage for a high-energy production filled with music, laughs, and surprises. Families can clap, dance, and explore along with the show, featuring popular numbers inspired by excavators, monster trucks, dinosaurs, and curiosity. This interactive experience invites everyone to move, play, and discover like Blippi, celebrating imagination and the spark of learning.

This Veterans Day celebration at Moose Lodge features blues rock paired with a spaghetti dinner.

A two-day winter craft show featuring more than 70 vendors.

Now in its twelfth year, Embrace Hope is the largest annual fundraiser for Recovery Point West Virginia, bringing people together to celebrate recovery, recognize milestones, and raise vital support for the individuals and families the organization serves. The program shares uplifting stories of healing and honors those whose dedication reflects the mission, including program alumni as well as the Employee of the Year and Volunteer of the Year. Guest speaker Murphy Jensen, a former professional tennis player who captured the 1993 French Open doubles title with his brother Luke, will speak about navigating addiction, finding recovery, and living with purpose. His message focuses on courage, perseverance, second chances, and hope, offering a powerful perspective on overcoming adversity and rebuilding a life. The event takes place at Marshall Health Arena.

The Kevin Prater Band brings its seasoned bluegrass to Kentucky Bluebird Grill & Pub, led by mandolinist and vocalist Kevin Prater. His musical path began at age seven and now spans 47 years, with performances across 49 states and 24 countries. He is best known for a twelve-year tenure with the James King Band, contributing to projects that earned album of the year, song of the year, and recorded event of the year honors, and he later received a banjo player of the year nomination during a three-year run with The Bluegrass Brothers. On stage, the group mixes driving Kentucky bluegrass with classic country, bluegrass gospel, original songs, and bluegrass-flavored takes on vintage rock. Recent highlights include extensive touring throughout the U.S. and Canada, a featured slot at the Blueberry Bluegrass Festival in Edmonton, Alberta, a multi-show California run, and a sold-out stop at the Station Inn in Nashville. The band is completing its first all-original recording, and the single “Kentucky Mountain Memories,” released by Turnberry Records, reached number 6 on Roots Music Charts. They also captured a live set for T. B. Suttons Old Time Radio Hour in Granville, Tennessee, now available as a recording. The lineup features Kevin Prater on mandolin, Dalton Smith on guitar, Larry Cadle on bass, Codie Allen on banjo, and Eb Saunders on fiddle.

Next Stop Comedy brings a rotating roster of accomplished comics to intimate neighborhood venues, turning close-knit rooms into laugh-filled nights. High-energy sets from performers who tour nationwide keep the momentum up from start to finish. This show features Jeremiah Martin, with Gibson Carney serving as host. It suits a laid-back night out, a memorable date, or anyone eager to catch sharp stand-up in a cozy setting.

Celebrate the season with an annual Thanksgiving meal taking place at LeSage Apostolic Church. Dine-in guests can enjoy a complimentary meal, with activities for kids including crafts and games. Everyone in attendance can look forward to giveaways. For more information, contact Sis. Deanna Chapman at (304) 654-3919.

A community clothing and toy drive in Saint Albans offers no-cost clothing for all ages and free toys for children. Families can browse and choose what they need for the holiday season. Grab-and-go breakfast will be available, and children can take part in a festive ornament decorating activity while adults look through the selections. The focus is on meeting practical needs and sharing kindness and the spirit of giving during the Christmas season. All are welcome. For parking, please use the C Street Parking Lot, the First Baptist Church Parking Lot, or the Municipal Parking Lot, and keep the B Street Parking Lot reserved for pedestrians only.

Chipper Day is held at the Putnam Recycling Drop Site in Hurricane, WV. On the second Saturday of each month, an industrial wood chipper is available to handle natural growth that is 8 inches in diameter or smaller. Lumber is not accepted.

Avonek sets the party in motion at Jerks in Pullman Square, Huntington.

Enjoy an afternoon of bygone elegance as the museum is adorned with beautiful decorations and refined table settings. Guests can savor a traditional tea with a selection of teas, sweet treats, and light refreshments in a historic setting. It is a community favorite, and tickets are limited and often sell out quickly. Reservation information is available at 740-442-7680. Attendees may come with friends and, if they wish, dress up for a time of conversation, history, and enduring elegance.

A monthly public meeting featuring updates from board members about what is happening at Huntington Pride.

This free, community-open support group offers caregivers and patients a safe space to share experiences, find practical resources, and receive encouragement from others who understand. For more information, contact Teresa Sexton by phone or email.

Rampy’s Market Adventure is a hands-on, interactive experience where children explore a scaled-down version of The Wild Ramp to discover where food comes from while having fun. This edition spotlights mushrooms, inviting young participants to investigate these unique fungi through tactile exploration, imaginative market play, and opportunities to try new flavors and textures. Children learn about fresh, local foods and their origins, role-play as shoppers, stockers, and sellers, and sample the seasonal feature... mushrooms. Designed for toddlers through early elementary ages, the program encourages curiosity, healthy habits, and real-world connections through play. Presented with support from Coalfield Development and The Wild Ramp. Included with admission.

Spend a couple of relaxed hours connecting with like-minded people at a local bookstore. Browse the book selection, purchase coffee or food, or play a board game while building community. The meet-up is free.

At Huntington Children's Museum, Dance Discovery invites children and their caregivers to explore fall through movement and play. Activities encourage everyone to get moving together while discovering the colors and sounds of the season with creativity and imagination. This program is presented in partnership with Huntington Dance Theatre. Included with admission.

The Seven Wonders pay tribute to Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nicks with powerful renditions of their timeless music. The band recreates beloved hits including “Dreams,” “Go Your Own Way,” “Rhiannon,” “Edge of Seventeen,” “Landslide,” and “Gypsy,” bringing its onstage passion to the songs fans love.

This self-defense class gives teens and women an opportunity to build confidence and learn more about protecting themselves. Participants will work with trained professionals who have years of experience. The class is hosted by USA Martial Arts Training Centers.

Huntington Dance Theatre presents its annual Nutcracker-themed tea party at Community of Grace United Methodist Church. Attendees can enjoy sweet treats, take part in craft activities, and meet characters from The Huntington Nutcracker. A brief preview offers a glimpse of the production to cap off an afternoon of treats and activities.

A pop-up karaoke night offering drinks and an open mic for anyone ready to choose a song and sing.

Rehab performs live at Jerk’s - Pullman Square in Huntington, joined by special guests Reup tha Boss and Oray Band. Tickets are on sale.

Teddy Bear Check Up is an interactive program where children and their favorite stuffed companions explore health and wellness with guidance from Nurse Patty and Charlie. This edition focuses on muscles, showing how they power movement like jumping, climbing, dancing, and play. Children can guide their plush friends through a make-believe exam, take part in energetic activities that get bodies moving, and learn how these body parts work together to keep them active and strong. The experience builds comfort with healthcare and encourages healthy habits through imaginative play, and it is designed for toddlers through early elementary-aged children. Entry is included with general admission.

Enjoy a seasonal bazaar at LeSage Apostolic Church featuring crafts, baked goods, food, home décor, clothing, and additional items for holiday shopping. Vendor tables are $25, with a reduced rate available for early payment. To reserve a table, contact Amy at 304-942-2887. Plan for a day of festive shopping.

Frank's Place sets the scene for a game day hangout featuring football on the screens, authentic Mexican street food from El Botanas, and cold drinks. Fans can wear their team colors and enjoy time together throughout the football season.

Harvest Pack is returning soon with appreciation for everyone willing to help. The announcement looks back on last year with photos and notes that it was the first event Tri-State Media covered. The year has flown by, and preparations are in motion for the next gathering.

Wind down the year with a gentle sound journey at the Huntington Children's Museum. Families can listen, feel, and experiment with the tones and vibrations of crystal singing bowls, flutes, percussion, chimes, and other instruments while discovering how sound can spark creativity, nurture curiosity, and encourage relaxation. Led by Sarah of Sounds with Sarah, this calming, hands-on experience welcomes children of all ages along with their grownups. Participation is included with museum admission.

Ashland Youth Ballet presents a youth education performance of “The Nutcracker” for area public and private schools and homeschool groups.

A public performance of the beloved holiday tradition, The Nutcracker, for audiences of all ages.

Gather at Ashland’s Central Park for a community-focused event honoring those who gave their lives in service. All are welcome, whether running, walking, or cheering, and there is no cost to take part. The centerpiece is a remembrance circle where participants speak the names of the fallen, followed by purposeful steps taken in their honor. Presented as a first Saturday meetup, it offers a meaningful way to connect, reflect, and pay tribute together.

Drop off automotive tires and corded electronics at Payne's Produce in Winfield during this collection event. Tires are limited to standard automotive types only, with a maximum of 10 per person. Rims are not accepted, and semi tires cannot be taken. Electronics are accepted if they have a cord and do not process water or oil. Examples include computers, TVs, microwaves, monitors, printers, vacuum cleaners, and old phones.

The Huntington Nutcracker brings a beloved holiday tradition to life with scenes of swirling snowflakes and a spirit of seasonal magic. For 46 years, Huntington Dance Theatre has shared this production with the community, creating memories for generations of families. For the first time, the show will be performed at the historic Keith-Albee Performing Arts Center with live accompaniment by the Huntington Symphony Orchestra. Tickets are available for a festive performance that celebrates the timeless story of The Nutcracker.

Rock Hill families can enjoy a festive evening with holiday spirit, games, crafts, cookies and milk, and a special visit from Santa as part of a beloved Rock Hill PTO tradition.

Frank's Place hosts a casual game day hangout with football on the screens, Sunshine Sliders, and cold drinks. Attendees can sport their team colors and spend time with friends while watching the action.

A Christmas play at LeSage Apostolic Church invites reflection on the birth of Jesus and the meaning of the season, sharing a message of hope and joy grounded in God’s love. Admission is free. Food and refreshments are offered after the performance. Families and friends are welcome.

Rampy’s Market Adventure offers an engaging, hands on experience where children explore a child-sized marketplace inspired by The Wild Ramp and learn how food reaches their plates through playful discovery. Honey takes center stage as kids investigate the role of bees in our food system and follow the path from hive to kitchen through creative activities. Participants can role play as shoppers, stockers, and sellers, learn about fresh, local foods, and taste the featured ingredient. Ideal for toddlers through early elementary children, this program builds curiosity, supports healthy habits, and connects play to everyday life. Made possible with support from Coalfield Development and The Wild Ramp. Included with admission.

Explore symmetry and layering by creating snowflakes with Lego in this special edition of the Lego Club. Admission covers the cost, so there is no extra fee. Expect free building fun with themes, plus opportunities to learn new Lego techniques and skills. The club is led by 6th graders Toby M and Landon V. Toby enjoys legos and Pokemon cards, and Landon enjoys legos, Pokemon cards, and gems.

Snowflakes, mittens, and seasonal adventures set the theme for this Dance Discovery session at Huntington Children's Museum. Children and caregivers can explore winter-inspired music and movement while building creativity, confidence, and coordination in a warm, welcoming setting. Presented in partnership with Huntington Dance Theatre. Admission to the program is included with museum entry.

Candlelight concerts transform Foundry Theater with a warm, candlelit ambiance for a live string tribute to beloved Christmas carols in Huntington. Expect classics performed on strings by live musicians in an intimate setting that lets the melodies shine. The program is planned to run about 60 minutes, with doors opening one hour before the music begins and no late entry once the performance starts. It is open to guests ages 8 and older, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Seating is organized by zones, and seats within each zone are assigned in order of arrival. Multiple sessions are available to choose from at purchase. This is a tribute presentation and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any artist, their estate, or official representatives. The tentative song list features Silent Night, O Holy Night, Carol of the Bells, Joy to the World, Hark the Herald Angels Sing, The First Noel, Deck the Halls, What Child Is This, Angels We Have Heard on High, Angels from the Realms of Glory, O Come All Ye Faithful, O Christmas Tree, In the Bleak Midwinter, Good King Wenceslas, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, Do You Hear What I Hear, Away in a Manger, Ding Dong Merrily on High, and The 12 Days of Christmas.

An interactive program where children team up with a favorite stuffed friend as Nurse Patty and Charlie introduce health and wellness through imaginative play. The focus is hearing, with activities that show how ears work, how people listen and communicate, and how the body turns sound into information. Participants guide their plush companion through a make-believe checkup, try out a range of sound experiments, and grow more comfortable with healthcare and healthy habits. Designed for toddlers through early elementary ages, the experience fosters curiosity and positive connections with caring professionals in a welcoming setting. Participation is included with regular admission.

A two-day sale takes place at West Huntington in West Huntington, WV. Shoppers can browse and make purchases throughout both days of the event.