Events in Fairmont, WV

Bring your knitting or crochet projects and the supplies you prefer, then gather in Meeting Room B at the Morgantown Public Library to connect with fellow yarn lovers. The group meets twice a month on the first and third Wednesdays, offering a relaxed space to work on your craft and make new friends.

Summer nights at Tropics in Cheat Lake come with live sets from The New Relics on the outdoor stage. Back for a third seasonal residency, the band blends Americana, country, rock, and pop favorites with a handful of originals they have honed over 25 years. Pair the music with unlimited crab legs and drink specials, and settle in for songs that evoke simpler times.

This local Flesh and Blood gathering is held at Kassar’s Games and features play in the SAGE format. Participants can expect matches to follow that format for the duration of the event.

Gather with your favorite people to share a bite and take part in a fun twist on traditional bingo. Enjoy a relaxed atmosphere and chances to win prizes throughout the games.

A local Pokemon gathering at Kassar's Games featuring constructed-format play.

Explore the Avoda approach to precision club fitting in a focused session that aligns your clubs with the way you move. The goal is a setup that feels natural and helps make your game easier and faster.

At the Outdoor Classroom in Cheat Lake, the public can drop in for open tour days focused on meeting the birds in care and learning about conservation of their wild counterparts. Educators from ACCA are on site to answer questions and share information. Admission is free and designed for individuals and families. Clubs, schools, and larger groups can arrange a separate visit by contacting the organizers. For weather-related updates or cancellations, check social media.

Friday Night Magic spotlights Magic: The Gathering in the Commander format. The focus is on Commander games among MTG players.

One Piece Trading Card Game locals at Kassar's Games features constructed format play. Participants use their own constructed decks for matches against fellow players.

Jeff Grable performs live at Mundy's Place.

At the Morgantown Market Place Pavilion, the Morgantown Farmers Market offers a wide selection of produce, meats, breads, and handcrafted goods. The market is presented in affiliation with Main Street Morgantown, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that has supported the vitality of Morgantown’s Downtown and Wharf Districts since 1984. As a nationally accredited Main Street program, the organization follows the four-point revitalization approach, focusing on design, economic vitality, organization, and promotion.

Rapunzel hosts a whimsical tea party at The Tea Shoppe, featuring savory and sweet treats as she shares her story, leads children in engaging activities, and guides a simple craft. Young guests can marvel at her floor length hair and enjoy a princess worthy experience. This children’s tea party is designed for ages 3 and up and lasts about one hour.

This local Riftbound event associated with Kassar's Games features play in a constructed format. Players who participate can access Riftbound product during the event.

Enjoy a storybook tea party with Rapunzel at The Tea Shoppe. Children can let their hair down while savoring sweet and savory treats as Rapunzel shares her tale, leads kid friendly activities, and guides a simple craft. She will delight kids by showing her hair that reaches the floor. This children’s tea party is designed for ages 3 and up and lasts about an hour.

Create a welcoming space to be your authentic self while building belonging, ease, joy, and connection within the local community. Sessions begin with a warm-up and guidance related to meditation or wellness, continue with a 20-minute meditation, then conclude with an open sharing circle led by meditation teacher Eric Bale. Activities may feature singing, movement, wellness talks, readings from books, and seated or walking meditation. Admission is free, and preregistration is required.

Brunch highlights mimosas and gives French toast the weekly spotlight. A relaxed, tasty way to savor a classic combination.

Gather with fellow plant lovers for a casual exchange at Krepps Park. Gardeners and hobbyists can swap or share plants, including seeds, cuttings, bulbs, and pots. It is perfectly fine to attend without bringing plants, since there is usually plenty to go around. The meet-up is informal and often centers on a picnic table near the street within the park, and it will be held rain or shine. No money is involved, only trades and free giveaways. To keep collections healthy, consider quarantining any new plants at home to prevent pests.

Experience a community drum circle centered on the restorative power of rhythm. Participants will learn about the healing qualities of drumming for the body, soul, and Earth and then take part in group playing. No experience is needed. Drums and percussion instruments will be provided, or participants can make their own using ideas found online. All ages are welcome. This event is free, and preregistration is required.

Explore Soul Masters TCG with an instructional learn-to-play segment paired with a locals session for in-person play. Get an introduction to this new trading card game and take part in games with other participants.

This local FF TCG event features matches in the standard constructed format. It provides a friendly setting for standard-format gameplay.

Drusky Entertainment presents Old Crow Medicine Show with special guest Palmyra at The Metropolitan Theatre in Morgantown, West Virginia. This all-ages concert offers several VIP options for an elevated experience. The Front Row VIP Package secures a spot right up front and includes a meet and greet with members of Old Crow Medicine Show, a personal photo, a commemorative laminate with an autographed exclusive gift, early access to the merchandise table, and priority entry, all in limited quantities. The Premium Seat VIP Package provides a reserved seat within the first ten rows and includes the same meet and greet, photo opportunity, commemorative laminate with signed gift, early merch access, and priority entry, also with limited availability. The VIP Fast Pass includes a reserved seat within the first ten rows or a general admission ticket, an autographed exclusive gift, early access to merchandise, and priority entry, with limited supply. Ticket prices may be higher on the day of the show.

Children ages 5 to 12 can practice their reading skills by reading aloud to trained therapy dogs. The dogs listen attentively and are happy to hear a story while enjoying an occasional belly rub. Reader time slots are limited, so pre-registration is required. Reserve a spot at the circulation desk or by calling the library at 304-291-7425.

Residents within Morgantown city limits can have unwanted electronics collected at the curb through Republic Services. The program runs on the final Friday of each month, and scheduling in advance is required. To arrange a pickup, call 304-366-8900, scan the QR code on your garbage can and select the Contact Us option, or email morgantownwvmuni@republicservices.com.

Arizona State travels to Morgantown to face the West Virginia Mountaineers in a women’s volleyball matchup at the WVU Coliseum. Distinct playing styles and the quick momentum swings typical of conference competition set the stage for extended rallies, close sets, and a charged home atmosphere in a classic college setting.

Reality fractures as Jace Beleren’s attempt to forge a kinder Multiverse sets the stage for a Magic: The Gathering prerelease. Build a sealed deck using a Reality Fracture Prerelease Kit with six booster packs, using only the cards you open. Decks must include at least 40 cards, and you may add any number of basic lands. The tournament uses a Swiss structure capped at three rounds, with the first round paired at random and subsequent rounds based on results. If Prerelease Kits are unavailable, players will instead build sealed decks from six Reality Fracture Play boosters. The format works well for newcomers since everyone starts with the same number of packs and no personal collection is required. Entry is $40. Prize support embraces a shattered mirror theme. After the event, every finisher chooses a shard that reveals additional prizes, and exactly one shard awards a sealed booster box of Reality Fracture.

Enjoy live music as the duo Who We Are takes the stage at Mountain Mama’s with a set that blends classic favorites, new hits, and original songs.

The Morgantown Farmers Market returns to the Morgantown Market Place Pavilion with a variety of produce, meats, breads and artisan goods. The market is an Affiliate Event of Main Street Morgantown, a 501(c)(3) in Morgantown, West Virginia that has fostered welcoming, vibrant and prosperous Downtown and Wharf Districts since 1984. Main Street Morgantown is National Main Street Accredited and guides revitalization through design, economic vitality, organization and promotion using the four-point model.

Big 12 stakes are on the line as Oklahoma State visits West Virginia for a college football clash at Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium in Morgantown. The Cowboys bring tempo and toughness, while the Mountaineers look to lean on a loud home atmosphere for an edge. Expect shifts in momentum throughout the game and a finish that could be decided in the final minutes.

FOUR HORSEMEN COMICS & GAMING - MORGANTOWN presents a Magic: The Gathering pre-release for Reality Fracture, rooted in a tale where Jace Beleren forges an alternate Multiverse and the edges between worlds begin to split. Players build decks in Sealed format using a Reality Fracture Pre-Release Kit that includes six booster packs. Outside cards are not allowed, decks must contain at least 40 cards, and basic lands may be added as needed. Pairings begin at random for round one, then proceed based on results in a Swiss structure that is capped at three rounds. If pre-release kits run out, sealed play will use six Reality Fracture Play boosters per player instead. The entry fee is $40. The event is welcoming to newer players since everyone starts with the same number of packs and no prior collection is required. Every participant who completes the tournament receives a themed shard whose reverse side reveals that player’s additional prize support, and one shard awards a sealed booster box of Reality Fracture to a single player.

Miley Legal is offering a $15,000 credit toward a motorcycle. The event includes live performances, prize giveaways every 15 minutes, a bar with drinks available for purchase along with food, and a free shuttle for parking. The first 350 guests will receive a complimentary 2026 patch. Registration is available online, with additional entries for those who attend promoted bike events. Winners must be on site to claim the prize.

First Friday for the Arts offers a no-cost, recurring art crawl throughout Downtown Morgantown. It welcomes residents, travelers, seasoned creatives, and beginners to explore the city’s lively arts scene while connecting with the creative community. Each month brings a fresh mix that can include art exhibitions, live music, artist demonstrations, hands-on activities, vendor booths, and more around downtown.

Participate in the Run for the Paws 5K, a run and walk event. The race location is still to be determined and will be announced once confirmed. The first 100 people to register will receive a shirt.

The Morgantown Farmers Market is back at the Morgantown Market Place Pavilion with a broad selection of farm-fresh produce, meats, baked breads, and locally crafted goods. This market is presented as an affiliate event of Main Street Morgantown, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in Morgantown, West Virginia. Since 1984, the organization has supported welcoming, vibrant, and prosperous Downtown and Wharf Districts. It holds National Main Street Accreditation and follows the four point approach to revitalization with an emphasis on design, economic vitality, organization, and promotion.

Now in its 40th year, Octoberfest celebrates Mannington's biggest annual gathering with a broad mix of vendors, food options, entertainment, and additional offerings.

Mark WVU Fall Family Weekend with a combined October Arts Walk and Downtown Dash throughout Downtown Morgantown, featuring visual art, live music, local shopping, dining, and activities for all ages. Explore work by area artists and makers while visiting downtown shops, restaurants, and other businesses. The Downtown Dash scavenger hunt offers a chance to win prizes. Pick up a scavenger hunt card at the Main Street Morgantown Information Table on Courthouse Square or at a participating business, find Dash the Dog at five or more locations and have staff stamp your card at each stop, then return the completed card to any participating business or email a photo of it to devyn@morgantownpartnership.com to be entered. Prizes are provided by participating businesses and are not guaranteed. Artists interested in vending can apply through the event’s vendor application. Whether visiting for the weekend or a local resident, enjoy discovering the creativity, businesses, and community that make Downtown Morgantown special.

Watercolor artist Janet Nunn leads a workshop focused on vivid color, smooth blending, and conveying feeling through detail. Based in Washington, she draws inspiration from shifting hues, diverse scenery, and the people around her, with a special love for capturing landscapes. She works with Dr. Ph. Martin’s Hydrus Liquid Watercolors to achieve bright, consistent results and teaches in a supportive style that helps participants uncover a personal approach while exploring a variety of watercolor techniques. Her artwork has been featured in Watercolor Artist magazine, in Splash 14 and Splash 16, and in Rocky Mountain Gardening. She is also the author of three How Do You Paint That books, each offering 41 step-by-step lessons. Cost ranges from $294.25 to $347.75.

On the first Tuesday of every month, Danika of Vivianite Tarot offers tarot readings. This is a walk-in format with no appointments taken, so you can stop by when it suits your schedule.

There is no wrong time to have your lungs evaluated. Lungs at Work is hosting a Black Lung Screening Event, and appointments are required. Call (724) 941-1650 to schedule. The screening includes a health assessment with vital signs, pulmonary breathing tests including diffusing capacity, pulse oximetry and a six minute walk to check oxygen levels, and prescriptions for chest x-rays that will be reviewed for signs of black lung. Counseling and application assistance for Federal Black Lung Benefits will be available. After your visit, all testing is billed to your insurance, Dr. Celko reviews your results, and copies are sent to you and your primary care provider. If you are unable to attend, call to arrange an appointment at the office. Lungs at Work is a nonprofit that provides medical and legal support to coal miners and families affected by black lung disease.

Returning to the Morgantown Market Place Pavilion, the Morgantown Farmers Market offers a wide selection of produce, meats, breads, and artisan goods. It is an affiliate event of Main Street Morgantown, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in Morgantown, West Virginia. Active since 1984, the organization serves as a steward for the Downtown and Wharf Districts, holding National Main Street Accreditation and advancing revitalization through a four-point framework focused on Design, Economic Vitality, Organization, and Promotion.

Now in its seventh year, this Miles for Migraine West Virginia event focuses on movement, community, and raising awareness for migraine and headache diseases. Participants can choose a timed 5K run, a free 2-mile walk, or a no-pressure relax option. There are opportunities to connect with others who understand life with migraine, hear from speakers, and visit a festival area featuring sponsors and local partners. All runners and walkers receive a finisher medal, and wearing your brightest purple provides a chance to win a fun prize. Proceeds support Miles for Migraine’s free programs and services and benefit local care through partners such as the WVU Headache Center, helping advance research, education, and fellowship training in the Morgantown area. Registration for the Walk and Relax options is free, and donations are encouraged.

Arizona travels to Morgantown for a nonconference showdown with West Virginia at Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium. Contrasting approaches on offense and defense set the stage for a tactical battle, boosted by a home crowd known for making noise. From the opening snap to the final seconds, the energy stays high as both sides trade momentum and look to seize control.

Discover the essentials of tea in a friendly Tea 101 session focused on cozy fall flavors. Explore the five main categories of true tea along with herbal infusions and tisanes. Learn how different teas are produced, the best methods for brewing and storage, and an overview of potential health benefits. The experience includes a guided tasting of approximately six to eight seasonal teas. The cost is $15. Registration is required and walk-ins are not accepted. Dinner before the class can be arranged with advance notice by phone or email so preparations can be made. Due to frequent last minute cancellations, tickets are not held for future events, and all sales are final with no refunds or exchanges.

Tipsy Teeze hosts a live tribute that brings together the music of the Grateful Dead, The Allman Brothers, and The Band in one concert. This energetic celebration draws fans of all three groups together for a combined tribute.

The Morgantown Market Place Pavilion hosts a community farmers market featuring fresh produce, meats, breads, and artisan-made goods. This market is an affiliate event of Main Street Morgantown, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Morgantown, West Virginia. Since 1984, Main Street Morgantown has supported welcoming and prosperous Downtown and Wharf Districts and is National Main Street Accredited for its work in design, economic vitality, organization, and promotion.

Celebrate Halloween with a full day of family fun at a fall festival featuring costumes, candy, and community spirit. Highlights include a costume parade with trick or treating with vendors, a pumpkin drop, a pumpkin painting area, a pet costume parade, an eating contest, and a variety of games and activities. Enjoy tasty food and seasonal treats along with music and festive entertainment. Costumes are encouraged, whether spooky, silly, or creative. The event is free and welcoming to all ages, offering plenty to enjoy from daytime through the evening.

Cincinnati travels to Morgantown to face West Virginia at Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium. This Big 12 matchup features contrasting playing styles and a charged home atmosphere, setting the stage for momentum swings throughout the game.

The Tri-County Walk to End Alzheimer's takes place at the Mountaineer Mall and welcomes team participation. Teams can register and walk together.

At Krepps Park, hobbyists and gardeners come together for a friendly plant exchange focused on trading or giving away plants. Seeds, cuttings, bulbs, and pots are welcome. People without plants are encouraged to attend, as there is more than enough to share. This event takes place rain or shine. No money is involved, only swaps and giveaways. To protect existing collections, it is advised to quarantine any new plants at home to avoid introducing pests. The meetup is informal without a reserved pavilion, and participants usually gather at a picnic table near the street. It is a simple way for the community to share knowledge and a love of plants.

Tipsy Teeze hosts The Ten Band performing Pearl Jam favorites. Originating from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the band is the world's longest touring note for note Pearl Jam tribute and has been active since 2003. They have appeared in over 30 states and play frequently around the greater Pittsburgh area. Sponsored by Lytle Construction.

The Morgantown Farmers Market returns to the Morgantown Market Place Pavilion with a varied selection of produce, meats, breads, and artisan goods. This market is an Affiliate Event of Main Street Morgantown, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Morgantown, West Virginia. Since 1984, Main Street Morgantown has supported welcoming, vibrant and prosperous Downtown and Wharf Districts. As a National Main Street Accredited organization, it advances Design, Economic Vitality, Organization and Promotion through the Main Street four point model for revitalization.

A new Pokemon-themed festival in Morgantown, West Virginia brings together voice actors, vendors, and artists for a family friendly gathering. Hosted at the Holiday Inn Morgantown - University Area, it offers a welcoming space for fans of all ages to celebrate their favorite franchise and connect with the creative community.

This gospel sing features the Tolley Family from Ripley, WV sharing country and bluegrass gospel music at Owings Baptist Church in Shinnston. If GPS does not recognize the location, use these directions from Parkersburg: exit at West Pike Street in Clarksburg, turn left at the stop sign onto US 19, continue 9 miles and turn right onto Kilarm, go 0.01 mile to East Avenue and turn left, continue 0.08 miles to Owings Road and turn right, then drive 1.5 miles to the church on the right.

This event features a half marathon and offers an opportunity to complete the distance.

The Morgantown Farmers Market is back at the Morgantown Market Place Pavilion with a broad selection of farm-fresh produce, local meats, fresh breads, and handcrafted artisan items. This gathering is an affiliate event of Main Street Morgantown, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Morgantown, West Virginia. Since 1984, the organization has worked to nurture welcoming, thriving downtown and Wharf districts and holds National Main Street accreditation. Its efforts follow the four-point model for revitalization, emphasizing design, economic vitality, organization, and promotion.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, The Phil Collins Story takes the stage at the Metropolitan Theatre in Morgantown, WV. The event welcomes attendees of all ages, and ticket prices may be higher on the day of the show.

Billed as the number one booked American ABBA tribute, Mamma Mania brings the spirit of the 1970s to life with shimmering costumes, seamless harmonies, and captivating stage presence. The performance spans favorites like Dancing Queen and Mamma Mia, creating a nostalgic showcase led by a cast that includes current or former touring members of the official North American tour of Mamma Mia, Marc Martel’s Queen Extravaganza, INXS, Britney Spears, Rob Thomas, The Weeknd, and more. The show honors ABBA’s legacy with timeless melodies and uplifting lyrics that have resonated for generations.

The Morgantown Farmers Market returns to the Morgantown Market Place Pavilion with a varied selection of produce, meats, breads, and artisan goods. This affiliate event of Main Street Morgantown is presented in connection with a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Morgantown, West Virginia. Since 1984, the organization has supported welcoming, lively, and prosperous Downtown and Wharf Districts as a National Main Street Accredited group, guided by the Main Street four point approach of design, economic vitality, organization, and promotion.

Little royalty can step into a Frozen themed tea time with Elsa. Children are welcome to wear their favorite princess outfits. Elsa will guide simple crafts and playful activities, and lunch is included. A dedicated photo spot will be available for keepsake pictures with Elsa. Recommended for ages 3 and up. Please note that tickets are nonrefundable, cannot be transferred to other events, and cannot be held for a future event if you are unable to attend.

The Vandalia Health Ball of the Year spotlights healthcare with a high-energy theme. Titled AMP'D UP, this electric edition is set for the Morgantown Marriott at Waterfront Place. Further information will be shared as it becomes available.

Princess attire is welcome for a tea party with Elsa. She will guide themed activities and crafts, and lunch is included. A dedicated photo spot will be available for keepsake pictures with Elsa. This children’s tea experience is suitable for ages 3 and up. All tickets are nonrefundable, cannot be transferred to other events, and cannot be held or credited toward a future event if a guest is unable to attend.

Part of Mountaineer Week at West Virginia University, this Arts and Craft Fair and Quilt Show highlights Appalachian heritage. Since 1972, the fair has brought together Appalachian artisans with nearly 70 booths offering wood pieces, pottery, soap, jewelry, textiles, food, and more to browse and buy. The quilt showcase, launched in 1979 in collaboration with the Country Roads Quilt Guild, features handmade quilts created by guild members, displayed in the Betty Boyd Lounge at Elizabeth Moore Hall. Admission is free.

Celebrate Friendsgiving with an afternoon tea that features a Thanksgiving-themed service. Enjoy conversation, activities, and trivia with friends or family in a relaxed setting. The cost is $36 per person.

Take part in a 5K Turkey Trot in Morgantown. Listed as the Morgantown Running Turkey Trot, this event offers a straightforward 5K race.

Back by request, this holiday tea celebrates the legacy of Charles Dickens, the English novelist and social critic whose memorable characters and stories have captivated readers for generations. The gathering highlights the world of Victorian literature in a warm, festive spirit. Guests are invited to wear period attire or come as a favorite Dickens character. A themed afternoon tea service will be offered with selections inspired by the author’s era and by dishes enjoyed by his characters. A wine menu will be available. The event is suitable for adults and teens. Cost is $36 per person.

Witches, wizards, and muggles can enjoy an adult Harry Potter themed tea, appropriate for ages 16 and up. This Hogwarts inspired service features a selection of sandwiches, scones, and pastries served with tea, plus a complimentary themed wine beverage. A wine list will also be offered. Expect games, activities, and prizes, and guests are encouraged to arrive in their best Hogwarts attire. The price is $36 per person. Advance registration with payment is required. Tickets are no longer held for future events due to an increase in last minute cancellations, and all events are non-refundable and not exchangeable for other events.