The best arts & culture spots in Huntington

“Whether you grew up tuning dials or just love good tech stories, Museum of Radio & Technology packs cathedral and console radios, ham gear, military communications gear, vintage computers, hi-fi, a vinyl trove, and the West Virginia Broadcasting Hall of Fame. Perfect for a quick nerd out this week.”

From the Huntington newsletter, September 7, 2026

“Central City Museum stitches together stories and artifacts of the neighborhood, from gleaming glass and hand-worked wood to brewery memorabilia and items from Central City shops circa 1893 through the 1950s.”

From the Huntington newsletter, September 3, 2026

“This week, whether your crew needs to climb, tinker, or just get gloriously curious, Huntington Children's Museum delivers with STEAM-focused hands-on exhibits like the Science Lab, Sensory City, City on the Move, Curiosity Cove, a cozy Reading Nook, and the Into the Wild Climbing Club.”

From the Huntington newsletter, September 11, 2026

“Step into the starry sky ceiling and ornate Venetian vibes of Keith-Albee Performing Arts Center, a 1928 icon hosting national acts, local productions, and beloved film festivals. It’s the kind of plush-seat night out that turns a random weeknight into a story you’ll retell.”

From the Huntington newsletter, September 15, 2026

“Madie Carroll House is an early-1800s house museum where local and regional artifacts live alongside seasonal guided tours that turn quiet rooms into story time, perfect for a low-key afternoon when you want real-deal hometown history without the textbook.”

From the Huntington newsletter, August 31, 2026

“Touma Museum of Medicine, Marshall University School of Medicine packs 4,000 square feet with more than 2,800 artifacts displayed in nearly a dozen galleries, a downtown treasure trove of medical history worth getting lost in. Start with their video tours, then treat yourself to a close-up this week.”

From the Huntington newsletter, September 17, 2026