Events in Follansbee, WV

This meeting is held in the classroom located in the library basement. It focuses on updates about the watershed and offers a chance to learn what is currently happening.

The Ohio Valley Heart Walk returns to Wheeling Park for an evening gathering that welcomes all ages. The event honors local survivors and supports the work of the American Heart Association. Families, friends, and pets can enjoy a Kids Zone, food trucks, and other activities throughout the park. Sponsors include WVU Medicine, The Health Plan, Peak Health, and WesBanco, with media support from WTRF 7, iHeart Radio Wheeling, and DJ Keith Shreve.

Hosted by Ohio Valley Gigs, this Thursday night jam transforms the historic Waterfront Hall into a gathering spot for the local music community. Musicians can step up for a solo set, take the stage with their full band, or team with the house band for backup across styles such as blues, rock, jazz, and country. A full backline is ready to go, including a drum kit, guitar and bass amplifiers, a piano, and a professional PA with microphones, so there is no need to haul heavy gear. Bring your instrument, whether it is guitar, bass, horns, or something similar, and take advantage of a flexible format that encourages collaboration, networking, and future gig connections. Admission is free for both performers and listeners.

West Virginia residents can drop off personal tires at a free collection event. Please bring proof of WV residency and only tires without rims. Business tires are not accepted. If you plan to bring more than 10 tires, schedule an appointment outside the regular collection event so the line can move efficiently and staff can stack tires safely. The area is monitored by cameras, and dumping outside collection times may result in fines of up to $50,000. For questions or to arrange an appointment, contact OCSWA. This program is funded through grants from WVDEP REAP.

At Lighthouse Evangelical Presbyterian Church, this yard sale and craft show brings together bargain finds, handmade creations, and local goods in one convenient setting. Shoppers can browse for deals or one of a kind pieces while connecting with the community. Vendor spaces are available for $15.

Design a fall inspired shadow box in a hands on class priced at $45. Instruction is provided by Barb Barkley. Quantities are limited and enrollment is capped at 16. At least four people must register for the class to run, otherwise it will be canceled and paid attendees will receive a full refund. To reserve a spot, RSVP or pay in full. Payment options include cash or card through Moe’s on Main at 304-527-7320, a check made out to Barb Barkley, or digital payments via Venmo @mamosworkshop, Cash App $mamosworkshop, or PayPal Friends and Family @mamosworkshop.

Lunchtime brings live music to Centre Market as part of the Saturdays at the Market series. Pick up a meal from Centre Market businesses and settle into the courtyard between the two market houses to hear local musicians. This edition features Matt & Fran. The series is presented with support from Main Street Bank, The Stuckey Firm, Edward Jones, and the Wheeling-Ohio County CVB, and is sponsored by the City of Wheeling. Smoking is prohibited by order of the Wheeling-Ohio County Health Board. Alcohol is permitted in accordance with Public Outdoor Designated Area rules and regulations. Plans may change without notice, and in the event of inclement weather activities may be relocated, rescheduled, or cancelled.

The 13th Annual Ethan Day Memorial Pull features truck pulls first, followed by tractor pulls. Gate admission is $5, and everyone entering must sign a waiver at the gate. The hook fee is $20.

Explore ceramics in a hands-on class with all supplies included. Choose your colors and pick from many accessories to personalize your piece. The class is $45, and a $10 RSVP is required at least 7 days in advance. Registration closes 7 days before the class. Attendance requires a minimum of 4 participants and is capped at 15. When you RSVP, please indicate which piece you plan to make. Payments are accepted via PayPal Friends and Family to @momoftwins33, by check to Lisa Hinerman, by card by calling Moe’s on Main, or in cash by stopping into Moe’s on Main.

Jay Leno brings his show to Capitol Theatre in Wheeling, West Virginia, presented by Drusky Entertainment. The event is open to all ages.

Splash Panel returns to Generations for another appearance.

Now in its seventeenth year, this charitable golf tournament benefits the Breath of Life Foundation. Participants gather for friendly competition on the course while contributing meaningful support to the foundation.

A weekly, year-round meetup welcomes adults 55 and older to socialize through crafts, games, and other lighthearted activities. No registration is required. For more information, call (740) 633-0314.

Enjoy a murder mystery dinner game where participants step into Italian characters and bring the story to life in Sicily in 1942. Read your part and work with others to determine who the murderer is. Participation costs $20 whether you choose to read a role or simply follow along.

Local high school soccer teams unite for a day centered on soccer, raffles, and community spirit, raising funds for The Cancer Dietary Initiative in Steubenville, Ohio.

A rummage sale at a church focused on finding new homes for gently used treasures. Food and drinks will be available, including hot dogs with sauerkraut, coffee and water, and Oram’s cinnamon rolls and donuts are making a return. Donations are accepted during designated collection drop off windows. Please do not bring clothing, purses, shoes, cell phones, or TVs. Vendors are not hosted for this event.

The event is full. Festival in the Woods is a vendor and craft fair highlighting more than 70 sellers from the local community, with food and autumn inspired drinks. Participants include Hot Links by Shaye with permanent jewelry, The Cattle Dog Candle Co., Kathy's Fresh Popped Kettle Corn, Nothing Bundt Cakes Robinson, The Kiss of Khaaos face painting, Alliance 3D Printing, LLC, Red Aspen Skin Care, Make-Up, Presson Nails, and Barrel and Grain Woodworking, along with many others. For vendor inquiries, email festivalinthewoods@gmail.com.

At Get Togethers Picnic Grounds & Party Facility, this event brings together witch-themed festivities, music, vendor booths, and food. Food truck spaces are still available, and interested vendors can request an application by sending a message.

90 Proof makes a return appearance at Blue Steel Bar & Grill with a mix of rock, alternative rock, and fan favorites. The evening features live music in a bar and grill setting with cold drinks available. The night offers a way to welcome the start of fall.

Meadowcroft hosts a guided woodland walk that connects Pennsylvania’s deep past with the present in collaboration with the Pennsylvania Forestry Association, Penn State, the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, and partners across the commonwealth. This immersive experience explores the surrounding landscape’s natural history. Follow in the footsteps of prehistoric hunter-gatherers and discover how native plants and wildlife supplied food, tools, and the essentials for survival. Along the route, learn how the state’s forests have changed over time and why they remain vital today. Participation is included with admission. Buying tickets in advance is recommended, and limited same-day purchases may be available at the Barensfeld Center admissions desk depending on availability.

Settle in for a movie at the Martins Ferry Public Library on the first Tuesday of each month. No registration is required. For more information, call (740) 633-0314.

Insaiyan Project TCG brings back the third Tauranga Trading Card and Collectibles show, creating a day focused on buying, selling, and trading. Explore a wide range of vendors, connect with fellow collectors, and celebrate the hobby. Find cards and collectibles from Pokemon, One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh, Magic The Gathering, Dragon Ball Z, and Lorcarna, along with sports cards, anime clothing, figurines, and more. Ticket choices include VIP entry with early access, general admission, a double pass for two, and a group pass for four. Kids 10 and under get free entry, and door sales are available for $15.

A canvas painting class at Moe's on Main features instruction by Deborah Smith. The cost is $35, and a $5 RSVP is required. RSVPs must be made directly with the instructor or the store, and selecting Going on the event page does not count as an RSVP. You may RSVP or submit payment in full. Payments are accepted by cash or card at Moe's on Main, by check to Deborah Smith, or via Venmo at @Deborah-Smith-543. If the minimum number of attendees is not reached, the class may be canceled with full refunds provided.

Produced by Pace Live, this stage production brings Irish music and dance to Capitol Theatre in Wheeling, West Virginia. The event is open to all ages.

West Virginia residents can take part in a free tire collection at The Highlands Recycling Center for personal tires only. Bring proof of WV residency and make sure tires are off the rims. If you have more than 10 tires, schedule an appointment outside the regular collection to help keep the line moving and allow staff to stack tires safely. Business or commercial tires are not accepted. The area is monitored by cameras at all times, and dumping outside collection times may result in fines of up to $50,000. For questions or to set an appointment, contact OCSWA at 304.639.9802 or email tiredisposal@ocswawv.org. This program is funded through grants from WVDEP REAP.

McFall Fest is an annual community celebration with a resale inside Calvary Fellowship Hall, plus food, vendors, a bake sale, a basket raffle, a 50/50, and a kids zone. Vendor applications are accepted in the order received, and space is limited. Food vendors are not being accepted. No payment is required to reserve a spot, as the only fee is a donation to the basket raffle, and participants should be cautious of scammers who request money. For an application, contact the church office at 724-926-8561 or office@mcdonaldpres.org.

Smokey & Moo's Treats will participate as a vendor at McFall Fest. Updates with additional details will follow.

This event features a variety of food, vendors, music, raffles, and activities for children, with more to explore.

Experience an all-original metal lineup at River City with performances by Altared States, Skiba, and SunDweller. Admission is 10 dollars for three bands, and River City will offer food and drink specials to round out the night.

The 6th annual Resurrection Island Tattoo Convention brings a full weekend of tattoo culture, talented artists, and continuous entertainment. Tongue ’N Cheek powers the soundtrack with 80s rock hits, turning the floor into a throwback scene of big hair vibes and roaring guitar solos. Attendees can look forward to a high-energy blend of live music and ink-centered showcases throughout the event.

The Holistic Health and Psychic Fair brings a full day of spiritual insight, holistic healing, and intuitive guidance to Wheeling Park in Wheeling, WV. Professional mediums and psychics will be available for private 20 minute readings priced at $33, tax included, offered for entertainment only. Admission is $5, payable at the door or online. Complimentary talks will be presented during the fair, including Messages from Spirit with Carol Borkoski. The event is hosted by Rev. Carol Borkoski and Vanessa Fabec. Featured readers include Carol Borkoski, Michelle Falcone, Ramona Carroll, Steph Allison, Bonnie Franchuk, Amber Wellman, Dawn Marie, Rhonda Newhart, and Cassidy Jade. Explore a diverse marketplace of holistic practitioners, metaphysical goods, and natural wellness products, with vendors such as My Crystals Fairy, Your Cosmic Prescription, Tabatha Knox Art, Jewelry & Art by Gina, OMPR: Ohio Metaphysical Paranormal Research, Angela Boley, Psychic Artist, With Luv by Julz & Reflexology, Access Bars, Energetic Facelift & Reiki, Rockstarz, Crow's Hollow Botanicals, Bloomin Ellen: Reiki & Access Bars, Scythian Shield, LLC, The Crystal Goblin, Metastone a Healing Group, and J.K Gruber, Author Paranormal Mysteries. For vendor space inquiries, contact Vanessa Fabec at 1 (440) 655-0538 or hhpfairsnexpo@gmail.com. Vendor payments are accepted only by Vanessa Fabec.

Explore simple meditation techniques with instructor Ashley Wear in a relaxed session at Belmont County District Library. The practice focuses on easing stress, clearing the mind, relaxing the body, and cultivating a centered mindset. No experience is required and no registration is needed. This program is free and open to the public. For more information, call (740) 633-0314.

Readers who enjoy mysteries meet at the Martins Ferry Public Library for a book club focused on murder mysteries. No registration is required. Selections include The Last Thing He Told Me by Laura Dave, Murder Road by Simone St. James, Survive the Night by Riley Sager, Every Last Fear by Alex Finlay, Long Bright River by Liz Moore, An Anonymous Girl by Greer Hendricks & Sarah Pekkanen, Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone by Benjamin Stevenson, Lock Every Door by Riley Sager, All the Sinners Bleed by S.A. Crosby, and Eight Perfect Murders by Peter Swanson. For more details, call (740) 633-0314.

Smokey & Moo’s Treats will be at the Claysville Farmers Market for two dates this season. The market sets up outside beside the Community Center and also continues indoors within the Community Center in Claysville, offering a convenient place to explore locally made goods. Visitors can browse fresh produce, baked treats and other cottage foods, handcrafted and artisan items, locally produced foods, and products from small businesses and makers. It serves as a community hub for buying local and discovering offerings from area farmers, bakers, and artisans.

The Harmony Haunt marks the 15th annual Halloween fundraiser from Harmony House. Tickets are $40 per person and include dinner along with beer, wine, and soft drinks. The evening features live music, a booth for photos, and a costume contest, with costumes optional. Guests can also take part in a 50/50 drawing, basket raffles, tarot readings, and ghost tours. Proceeds support Harmony House Children’s Advocacy Center, helping ensure that children and families affected by abuse receive services at no cost.

Internationally recognized pianist Rossano Sportiello brings the stride tradition to Jazz at the Stifel with an easy, swinging feel and a refined touch. Known for virtuosity and a strong connection to classic jazz piano, he delivers sets that glow with melody, charm, and lyrical grace. Expect an elegant evening of expertly crafted jazz from a master of the style. Tickets are $25.

Lungs at Work is offering a Black Lung Screening Event that requires an appointment, which can be scheduled by calling (724) 941-1650. The visit is designed to establish a baseline or monitor changes in lung health through a series of evaluations. Expect a health assessment with vital signs, breathing tests that include diffusing capacity measurements, 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 are also available during the screening. Afterward, all testing is billed to your insurance. Dr. Celko will review your results, and copies will be sent to you and your primary care provider. If attending this event is not possible, appointments can also be scheduled at the Lungs at Work office by phone. Lungs at Work is a nonprofit organization that provides medical and legal support to coal miners and families affected by black lung disease.

Explore the essentials of tree pruning in a free training that serves as the third module in the Arboriculture and Urban Ecosystem Training Series. The session explains why proper pruning matters, highlights best practices, and builds understanding of tree structure through a blend of classroom instruction and hands-on field learning. It takes place at West Virginia Northern Community College in the B&O Building, Room 301B. Multiple session dates are available. Registration is required. For details or to register, contact Karen Cox at (304) 234-3673 or karen.cox@mail.wvu.edu. Participation in this series does not require a commitment to every module. This program is funded by the USDA Forest Service. West Virginia University is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Consistent with federal law and USDA civil rights regulations and policies, WVU prohibits discrimination based on race, color, national origin, sex, age, disability, and retaliation for prior civil rights activity. Reasonable accommodations and alternate formats are available upon request by contacting the WVU Division for Land-Grant Engagement Communications at 304-293-4222. For ADA-related requests, contact the WVU Division of Campus Engagement and Compliance at ADA@mail.wvu.edu or 304-293-4750.

Enjoy a guided canvas painting class at Moe's on Main led by instructor Deborah Smith. The cost is $35, and a $5 deposit is required to reserve a spot. To secure your place, contact the instructor or the store, since indicating that you are going to the event does not count as an RSVP. You can reserve with the deposit or pay in full. Payment options include cash or card at Moe's on Main, a check made out to Deborah Smith, or Venmo at @Deborah-Smith-543. If the minimum number of participants is not reached, the class may be canceled and all payments will be fully refunded.

West Virginia residents can drop off personal tires at a free collection taking place at The Highlands Recycling Center. Bring proof of WV residency and only tires without rims. Business tires are not accepted. If you plan to bring more than ten tires, arrange an appointment outside the regular collection events so staff can keep the line moving and safely stack tires. The site is monitored by cameras at all times, and dumping outside designated collection periods may result in fines of up to $50,000. For questions or to schedule an appointment, contact OCSWA by phone at 304.639.9802, email tiredisposal@ocswawv.org, or send a message on social media. This program is funded through grants from WVDEP REAP.

The Sexual Assault Help Center is hosting a free self defense class at the Ohio County Library, reflecting its work to end sexual violence, human trafficking, and stalking while offering 24/7 support for survivors and free prevention programs. This two hour Empowered Self Defense workshop begins with a facilitated discussion that dispels common myths about people who cause harm, looks at power and control dynamics that can increase risk, and explains how the brain responds in frightening situations along with strategies to manage those responses. The session then moves into hands-on training in physical self protection, with instruction adaptable for every body and ability. The class welcomes participants of all ages, genders, and mobility levels, including those with movement-related disabilities. Comfortable clothing and water are recommended, and participants are encouraged to care for their own needs throughout.

Celebrate the publication anniversary of Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility at a Regency-themed ball in the ballroom on the third floor of the Renaissance Building in downtown Steubenville, above Leonardo’s Coffeehouse. The evening features authentic and adapted English country dances accompanied by live string music and guided by experienced callers, with refreshments available. New and seasoned dancers alike are welcome. An optional practice session and a pre-ball instructional hour are offered to help guests feel comfortable before the main dancing begins. Dress neatly, with formal wear encouraged and Regency attire especially appreciated. This is a family-friendly gathering. Tickets are $20 for adults, $10 for ages 8 to 18, and free for children under 8. Patron tickets are $50 per person and include an added donation to the Steubenville Athenaeum in support of this and related programs.

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This quarter auction invites participants to bid on prizes using numbered paddles and quarters. Admission at the door is $5 and includes one paddle, and additional paddles can be purchased for $1 each. Attendees should bring quarters to bid, or quarters can be purchased at the door. For each item, the announcer sets a quarter amount. Participants choose which of their paddles to play for that item and place the required number of quarters for each active paddle in the bin on the table. After the quarters are collected, numbers from all purchased paddles are called. If a number for a paddle that was not played is called, that bidder is not in the running. If a number for a paddle that was played is called, that bidder wins the prize for only the quarters placed. For example, someone holding three paddles could enter a two quarter item with two of them for a total of four quarters and would win if one of those active paddle numbers is called. The auction features two rounds with a break in the middle. The organization benefits from vendor table fees, food sales, entry fees, extra paddle sales, a 50/50, any other raffle that takes place, and quarters placed on items donated to the organization, including one item from every vendor.

Daughtry performs live at Capitol Theatre in Wheeling, WV. This concert takes place in a classic theater setting.

Enjoy a magical tea party that includes a brunch with Princess Belle. Kids can say hello to Belle for photos, get royal makeovers, complete a craft project, and head home with a bag of treats. Brunch features chips, cookies, donuts, muffins, fruit, water, and juice. Tickets are $15 per child and $5 per attending adult. Capacity is limited to 15 children for the tea party. Prepay in full or place a $10 deposit to hold a reservation. Proceeds support Express Your Talent Studio.

Highlands location teams are holding tryouts organized by age division. The 11 to 12u group, which corresponds to 5th and 6th grades, has a registration period followed by a tryout session. The 13 to 14u group, which corresponds to 7th and 8th grades, also has its own registration period and tryout session. Participants should attend the segment that matches their age and grade.

A canvas painting class at Moe's on Main led by instructor Deborah Smith. The cost is $35, with a $5 RSVP required to reserve a seat. RSVP directly with the instructor or the store, since indicating that you are going on the event page does not count as a reservation. You may hold your spot by RSVPing or by paying in full. Payment options include cash or card at Moe's on Main, check made out to Deborah Smith, or Venmo at @Deborah-Smith-543. If the minimum number of attendees is not reached, the class may be canceled and any payments will be fully refunded.

Trail runners and hikers converge at Frankfort Mineral Springs for a rugged day on the paths of Raccoon Creek State Park in Pennsylvania. The 50K and 20 mile races take on demanding terrain that many find tougher than expected, and there are shorter options with a 5K run or hike and a 1 mile distance. Fundraising is encouraged for all registrants, and the 5K run or hike also offers a fundraising option. The event supports a veteran community care organization that forms lasting relationships with veterans and military service members through time in nature and adventurous activity. Its mission emphasizes renewing resilience with healthy habits, discovering purpose, and moving from isolation to community. Registration helps fuel outdoor adventure, recreation, and fitness programs, and participants are encouraged to take an extra step by raising funds.

90 Proof makes a return to Irish Pub with an energetic rock performance. The show features a mix of 90s alternative and grunge alongside classic rock favorites, with plenty of chances to sing along. Expect a spirited night of live music from a band back on this stage.

West Virginia residents can drop off personal tires at The Highlands Recycling Center at no cost. Bring proof of WV residency and make sure all tires are off the rims. If you intend to bring more than 10 tires, arrange an appointment outside the regular collection event so lines move smoothly and staff can safely stack tires. Tires from businesses are not accepted. The site is monitored by cameras at all times, and dumping outside designated collection times may lead to fines of up to $50,000. For questions or to schedule an appointment, contact OCSWA at 304.639.9802, email tiredisposal@ocswawv.org, or send a message on social media. This program is funded through grants from WVDEP REAP.

Create your own ceramic piece in a class where all materials are provided. Choose your color palette and enhance your work with a selection of accessories. A $10 RSVP is required no later than seven days in advance, and registration closes at that time. The class fee is $45. When reserving, include the specific piece you plan to make. The class will run with a minimum of four participants and can accommodate up to fifteen. Payment options include PayPal Friends and Family to @momoftwins33, check made out to Lisa Hinerman, card by calling Moe's on Main, or cash by stopping into Moe's on Main.

Spend an evening filled with music, dancing, and plenty of laughs as you make lasting memories with the favorite guy in your life. Put on your best western look and get ready for a night of country style fun. The festivities include themed specialty drinks and a photo booth so you can capture the moments to keep.

Acclaimed jazz vocalist Lisa Ferraro brings a warm, soulful, and distinctly expressive voice to Jazz at the Stifel. Grounded in Pittsburgh’s rich jazz heritage, she has toured internationally, released twelve albums, and worked with Houston Person, Lewis Nash, Ray Drummond, and Roger Humphries. Her Billboard-charting Serenading the Moon highlights the refined phrasing and heartfelt storytelling that shape her performances. Now based in Columbus, she continues to connect with audiences worldwide through music, mindfulness, and creative collaboration. This appearance shines a spotlight on an artist with wide-ranging experience and deep musical roots.

Decorate cookies in a class led by instructor Michele DeRita. The class costs $30, with a required $5 RSVP. You can reserve or pay in full by check made out to Michele DeRita, by cash at Moe’s on Main, or by credit card at 304-527-7320. If the minimum number of RSVPs is not reached, the class may be canceled and payments will be refunded.

The 10K returns to Wheeling with the familiar course and a continued mission to support local veterans. Participants can look forward to the same route as before, all in support of veterans in the community.

Say goodbye to fall with a sweet celebration at Meadowcroft, where living history meets classic confections. Explore how early Americans indulged their sweet tooth during live candy-making demonstrations, then try your hand at creating a traditional treat to take home. Activities unfold across the site as hearth cooking comes to life in the Hamilton Log House, cornhusk crafts take shape in the 18th-century frontier trading post, and atlatl throwing invites a test of skill in the Monongahela Indian Village. Enjoy the crisp air and colorful scenery during Meadowcroft’s final event of the season before winter sets in. All Fall Finale programming is included with regular Meadowcroft admission, and History Center members receive free entry. Participation in the taffy pull is a $5 add-on per person. Space is limited, so advance reservations are recommended.

SAHC hosts a free Empowered Self Defense workshop that combines discussion with practical skills in a two-hour format. It begins with a 30-minute conversation that dispels common myths about how people who cause harm operate. Participants then examine power and control tactics that can create vulnerability, followed by a look at how the brain responds in fearful situations and strategies to work through those reactions. The class concludes with training in physical self-protection techniques that can be adapted for any ability. This program welcomes everyone, regardless of age, ability, or gender, and support is available for participants with disabilities that affect movement. Comfortable clothing and water are recommended. Presented by the Sexual Assault Help Center, which works to end sexual violence, human trafficking, and stalking while providing free, 24/7 survivor services and community prevention education.

See the Kalamazoo Wings face the Wheeling Nailers at WesBanco Arena.

Watch the Kalamazoo Wings take on the Wheeling Nailers in a head to head matchup.

West Virginia residents can dispose of personal tires at this free collection, which accepts only tires without rims. Bring proof of WV residency. If you plan to bring more than 10 tires, schedule an appointment outside the regular collection event so staff can manage the volume safely. Tires from businesses are not accepted. The area is monitored, and dumping outside designated collection times may result in fines of up to $50,000. For questions or to arrange a larger drop-off, contact OCSWA at 304.639.9802, email tiredisposal@ocswawv.org, or send a message on social media. This program is funded through grants from WVDEP REAP.

Enjoy a creative evening of canvas painting at Moe’s on Main with instructor Deborah Smith. The class fee is $35, and a $5 RSVP is required or you may pay in full. RSVP directly with the instructor or the store, since selecting Going on the event does not count. Payments are accepted by cash or card at Moe’s on Main, by check to Deborah Smith, or via Venmo at @Deborah-Smith-543. If the minimum number of attendees is not met, the class may be canceled and fully refunded.

The Tri State Girls Prospect Showcase will take place at Highlands Sports Complex. This showcase for girls prospects offers session-based participation at a cost of $125 per session.