Events in Huntington
So Ash | Night Market
A monthly summer evening market in South Ashland blends after-hours shopping with a showcase of local makers. Discover curated pop-up shops, live demos, interactive activities, and more. Presented by SoAsh Haberdash + Local Mercantile, this open house style gathering celebrates community and creativity while shining a light on small local businesses and makers.
The Self Evident Truth
At Event Horizon, the lineup features The Self Evident Truth (The S.E.T) with Quantifier, plus local support from MORVANE, Ghost Home, and Vilomah. This all-ages event is $15 at the door.
Event HorizonRoofus Raises The Roof
1901 hosts an all-ages show featuring Roofus and the Rex, Easy Shine, Noah Jasper, and Sempervivi from Lexington, Kentucky performing punk rock. The event is open to attendees of every age.
The 1901Sunset Scenes (Angels in the Outfield)
Sunset Scenes offers a free outdoor movie night on the Ashland, Kentucky riverfront. Settle in with family to watch the baseball film Angels in the Outfield and grab hot dogs as the evening unfolds. It is a relaxed way to enjoy summer, connect with the community, and take in a favorite story beside the river.
Ashland Riverfront ParkBarboursville WV Cars & Coffee
Automotive enthusiasts come together for a relaxed social gathering where cars and conversation are the main attractions. Enjoy coffee or another nonalcoholic beverage while checking out vehicles and chatting with others who share the same passion. The focus is simple... connect, talk, and appreciate the cars in a welcoming setting.
HIMG Parking Lot, 5170 US-60 E, Huntington, WV2nd Annual Badges and Bobbers Kids Fishing Tournament
Families can look forward to the 2nd Annual Badges and Bobbers Kids Fishing Tournament at Lake William in Barboursville Park. This free event is designed for young anglers, with day-of registration and preregistration check-in taking place at shelter 8. Chick-fil-A trucks will be on site. Prize giveaways will total in the thousands of dollars. Please note that marking yourself as attending does not count as preregistration or registration.
Barboursville City ParkSummer Saturdays - Free Tai Chi
Nearly every Saturday throughout the summer, take part in Tai Chi led by local instructor Carolyn Davidson. No experience is needed. Simply arrive and sign in to participate. In addition to Tai Chi, there will be special activities during the season, including dance, food education, and wellness events. Make a morning of it in Central City by grabbing coffee at Cicada Books, browsing the Central City Farmers Market, and enjoying lunch at the Central City Cafe. A few Saturdays do not have class scheduled.
Summer Saturdays - Free Kids Yoga
Enjoy free kids yoga on Summer Saturdays, hosted by the Huntington Children's Museum. Classes are led by local instructors such as Diane, Raine, or Blair. The experience is ideal for ages 4 to 8 and can be adapted for all ages. Throughout the season, additional activities highlight dance, food education, wellness, and more. While in Central City, consider grabbing coffee at Cicada Books, browsing the Central City Farmers Market, and having lunch at Central City Cafe. The neighborhood is full of food, coffee, art, antiques, and other small businesses to explore.
KSWCC auction 2026
An auction will be held outdoors at Armco Park Shelterhouse #4. Lunch will include hot dogs, and attendees are welcome to bring chips, drinks, or desserts to share. Donations are being accepted, and anyone who cannot attend may arrange a pickup with club leadership. All proceeds support club activities and help cover annual expenses.
Armco Park, Summit, Ashland, Ky. 41102Paint the Town Blue: A Blue Light Party with Rombauer Wines
A blue light party at Sip Downtown Brasserie showcases wines from California’s Rombauer Vineyards. This summer gathering begins with a welcome pour of something sparkling.
Sip Downtown BrasserieDate Night - Desert Night
At Paint And Sip, Date Night - Desert Night offers a guided, step-by-step session with a local artist. Payment is easy with any major credit or debit card, so a PayPal account is not needed. On some phones, you may need to swipe to the right to select the number of seats.
Paint And SipSensory Friendly Saturday
Enjoy a morning at Dave & Busters Barboursville with reduced sound and lights. A complimentary light breakfast will be provided. Game cards will be available for purchase. The breakfast menu includes biscuits and gravy, bacon and sausage, scrambled eggs, seasoned breakfast potatoes, seasonal fruit, water, OJ, and soft drinks. The overhead music and TV screens will be turned off, but the arcade games will still have flashing lights and noises.
Dave and BustersCHEER CHASE 5K Presented By The Ashland Varsity Cheerleaders
Now in its fourth year, this 5K features a course that begins and finishes at the Extension Office, combining a loop with an out-and-back stretch through the historic city district. The Ashland Varsity Cheerleaders are a team of student athletes recognized for academic excellence who bring energy, excitement, and encouragement to Tomcat and Kitten athletics. Registration is $25, and $30 on race day. Shirts are guaranteed for all registered participants.
Boyd County Extension Office at 2420 Center Street in Catlettsburg, KYThe Pool Hall’s Sunday Night Tournament
A consistent weekly 8-ball tournament at The Pool Hall features BCA rules with races to 2. The entry fee is $5 with an optional $5 side pot, and a big Break and Run pot adds a shot at extra cash. It suits players looking to compete, sharpen skills under pressure, or just enjoy some friendly action. Expect quick sets, solid competition, and the venue’s classic Pool Hall atmosphere.
The Pool HallSunday Brunch
Tuscan Prime hosts a weekly brunch.
Tuscan Prime Italian ChophouseVolleyball Camp @ Camden Field - Skyhawks Sports
Skyhawks Volleyball delivers an enjoyable program that captures the lively spirit of this team sport. Participants work on every part of the game through a variety of drills and practice activities that teach the essentials.
Camden ParkPride Karaoke Night
Huntington Pride presents a weekend of festivities at Taps at Heritage, beginning with a karaoke night hosted by Sarah Essie Riddle. A 50/50 raffle takes place each night with proceeds benefiting Huntington Pride, and drink specials are offered throughout the weekend.
HeritageLittles Recreation Camp
Little’s Recreation Camp offers a lively weeklong experience for children ages 5 to 7, filled with games, crafts, outdoor adventures, and opportunities to make new friends. Campers take part in classic recreation activities that strengthen creativity, teamwork, and active play in a safe and welcoming setting. The schedule features outdoor games, arts and crafts, group challenges that build cooperation, nature exploration, and plenty of music, movement, and imaginative fun. The fee is $50 per participant and includes a camp T-shirt and daily snacks. Space is limited. For details, contact GHPRD Recreation Coordinator Sydney DeVaney at sdevaney@ghprd.org or 304.696.5954.
Ritter Park Shelter #1Kids Camp: Classic Recipes
A hands-on cooking camp at Huntington’s Kitchen invites young chefs to explore beloved classics while building confidence in a professional kitchen. Participants learn essential skills and food safety as they prepare timeless favorites like light pancakes and simple pizza, nurturing creativity and practical know-how they can use at home. Each camper leaves with a personal cookbook filled with their favorite recipes from the week. Enrollment is limited, and participants must be at least 8 years old.
Huntington's KitchenSession III - Little Wizards Camp (Ages 5-14)
This basketball camp focuses on building strong fundamentals in a positive, high-energy setting. Greg White leads the instruction each day with support from an experienced staff and college players. Participants work on advanced skill development and take part in officiated 5-on-5 games, with competition grouped by ages 8 to 10, 11 to 12, and 13 and up. Emphasis is placed on the habits and character traits that contribute to success on and off the court. Every camper receives a T-shirt and a custom basketball, and an optional camp photo can be purchased at registration for $10. The program takes place at the Huntington YMCA (Phil Cline Building). Suggested attire includes basketball shoes, shorts, a T-shirt, and socks. The camp fee is $185 per person. An awards ceremony is included to celebrate the week’s progress. For questions, contact Coach White at 304-550-7888.
YMCA- Phil Cline CenterBuy one, Get one FREE TAVERN PIES - EVERY MONDAY
On Mondays, purchase a tavern pie and receive a second at no additional cost. This all-day special keeps the start of the week simple and satisfying.
Princess and Pop Dance Camp
Designed for ages 4 to 8, this five-day Princess and Pop dance camp blends graceful, storybook-inspired movement with upbeat pop choreography to build confidence and creativity. Each day features ballet fundamentals and technique, jazz and pop styles, princess-themed storytelling and movement, and activities that develop onstage presence. Participants enjoy music and games alongside themed dancing and hands-on crafts, keeping everyone active and engaged while building coordination and friendships. Families are welcome at a mini performance on the final day to celebrate what dancers have learned. All supplies are provided, no previous dance experience is needed, enrollment is limited to keep classes small, and the fee is $135.
True Impact Dance StudioPride Karaoke
Huntington Pride takes over Taps at Heritage, starting with karaoke hosted by Essie Riddle. Each night also features a 50/50.
Taps at HeritageTar Pit Slime Lab
Geared toward tweens and teens, this hands-on lab focuses on making magnetic slime with iron fillings and tiny dinosaur skeletons. Participants craft a gooey creation and learn the steps to combine the ingredients for a sticky, science-focused project.
Boyd County Public Library - Midland BranchTuesday Night’s Fast Rack 8Ball
A new weekly Fast Rack 8-ball tournament led by Tyrus brings fast-paced play and short races. The entry fee is $10, races are 4/3, and all entry fees are paid out. A free warm-up is available before matches begin. Suited for both serious competitors and casual players, it delivers brisk tables, steady action, and multiple opportunities to cash.
West HuntingtonWhimsical Cat - 6/23/26
PaintandSip presents an event with a playful cat theme, keeping the focus on whimsical feline flair.
Paint And SipErupting Volcano Slime
At Crabbe Elementary School, participants build an erupting volcano and mix a batch of lava-themed slime. This hands-on activity focuses on creating the eruption effect and preparing the lava-like goo.
Crabbe Elementary SchoolPerspectives Book Club
Perspectives Book Club features lively conversations around an eclectic mix of books, with monthly selections chosen to broaden perspectives and deepen knowledge. June centers on David McCullough’s 1776 in recognition of America’s 250th. July focuses on The Dinosaur Artist, an engaging investigation of the underground fossil trade. Readers can look forward to thoughtful dialogue that encourages fresh ways of thinking.
Gallaher Village Public LibraryLoss of a Child Support Group
A support group for those grieving the loss of a child is available at no cost and welcomes the general public. For more information, reach Hospice of Huntington at 304-529-4217 or info@hospiceofhuntington.org.
Hospice of HuntingtonSelf Defense Concepts Class
Part of a new series led by congregant Maggie Capehart, a martial arts practitioner who promotes a comprehensive approach to personal protection, this free self-defense class focuses on non-fighting strategies for staying safe. Topics include building situational awareness, recognizing risky behavior, calming tense encounters, checking your own condition after a confrontation, providing basic care for minor injuries, considering how personal morals and ethics shape training choices, reducing the chance of appearing like an easy target, learning local self-defense laws, and communicating with law enforcement after an incident. The session is designed to be practical and immediately useful, and participants are encouraged to bring knowledge of local crime patterns, police activity, protest safety and planning, and relevant laws to inform the discussion.
Unitarian Fellowship of HuntingtonWriters Can Read - Chapter 3
Enjoy a bit of summer fun at an evening that spotlights author Tobi Doyle and her novel, Pour Decisions. A few surprise announcements are planned. This event is open to everyone, and those new to Writers Can Read are welcome.
Koerber Beer CompanyOpen Mic / Food Truck Night
Bring a new joke you have been trying on friends or a tune you are ready to share and step onto the stage. Performers can sign up by leaving a comment or sending a message to the page, and walk-up spots are welcome too. If you would rather watch, take a seat in the crowd and show your support. It is a chance to put yourself out there or enjoy cheering on others.
The 'Ville10 Year Anniversary Celebration
Full Circle Gifts & Goods is marking ten years with a day of appreciation for the Huntington community. Shoppers can enjoy 10 percent off their entire purchase all day as brand-new T-shirt designs debut. The celebration also features prize opportunities, gift card giveaways, complimentary Austin’s Ice Cream, and other treats.
Full Circle Gifts & GoodsBusiness Birthday: Full Circle Gifts & Goods
Full Circle Gifts & Goods marks 10 years in business in Huntington with a business birthday celebration. Located on the lower level of Heritage Station, this community-centered shop is known for a warm, inclusive atmosphere and a carefully chosen selection of gifts, greeting cards, games, puzzles, books, and West Virginia-inspired items. The assortment comes from small businesses and independent artists, reflecting an ongoing commitment to local creativity and entrepreneurship. This milestone honors a decade of connection, community, and meaningful gifting in the heart of downtown Huntington.
Full Circle Gifts and GoodsTropical Sunset - 6/24/26
Tropical Sunset is presented by PaintandSip at Paint And Sip.
Paint And SipBaby Storytime
At Boyd County Public Library, little ones explore letters and sounds with a playful nod to A telling B and B telling C. This storytime is designed for ages 0 to 3.
Boyd County Public LibraryBeginner Crafter Gathering
Spurred by a wave of new makers from recent beginner courses, this friendly crafting meetup supports those who have been knitting or crocheting for two years or less. Participants can work on their projects, ask questions, and receive help with knitting or crochet when needed. All fiber crafts are welcome. Arrive and leave as it suits your schedule, and enjoy a relaxed space to keep your skills growing.
The Blue EweBieber Fever Mat Pilates Pop-Up
At BDY, Sarah Hood leads a Mat Pilates class set to Justin Bieber’s greatest hits. The playlist keeps things light and lively, encouraging sing-alongs as you work up a sweat. Whether you have been a Belieber from the start or simply enjoy a feel-good soundtrack, this music-forward session is designed to keep you moving on the beat. Non-members can attend with a $20 drop-in.
June Business After Hours with RE/MAX Clarity
Hosted by RE/MAX Clarity, this after-hours gathering brings Chamber members, local professionals, and community leaders together for conversation and connection. Enjoy refreshments while you expand your network, learn about RE/MAX Clarity’s commitment to serving the community, and explore a local real estate office. Door prize entries will be available throughout the evening.
Mario Kart Tournament
Rev up for a Mario Kart tournament filled with high energy races, crafty item plays, clutch finishes, and friendly rivalries on Rainbow Road. Players of every skill level can battle for bragging rights and prizes. Entry is free. Expect classic arcade action, drinks, lively banter, and a generous dose of Nintendo nostalgia.
Old North ArcadeFREE Sports Physicals - HomePlace Clinic-Ashland
HomePlace Clinic’s Ashland location offers no-cost sports physicals for student athletes. Elementary, middle, and high school participants can receive exams completed on the KHSAA physical form, with no charge for insured or uninsured students. Forms are available at the clinic and must be completed by a parent or guardian, and if a school or league requires additional paperwork, please bring those documents with the student. Students under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. For more information, call (606) 467-2650. Open to all.
Poses for Paws with Boyd Co Animal Shelter
Vagabond Vinyasa presents a community yoga class in support of BCAS, the shelter pets, and the dedicated volunteers who keep the shelter running. Entry is a bag of dog chow to benefit the shelter. Bring a yoga mat and water, and expect playful pup kisses from the shelter dogs.
Boyd County Animal ShelterKaraoke
Enjoy a weekly night of high-energy karaoke with DJ Mamba Beatz and good vibes throughout the room. Drink specials include $10 well pitchers, $2 double wells, $2 Starbursts, $4 bombs, and $2.50 Busch cans. It works well for groups, birthdays, after-work hangouts, or anyone who wants an easy reason to get out of the house. Whether you plan to sing or cheer on the brave performers, the atmosphere welcomes both.
Old North ArcadeJellyfish - 6/25/26
PaintandSip presents an event titled Jellyfish at Paint And Sip.
Paint And SipAppalachian Makers Market
Browse unique handmade goods and enjoy tasty treats at a lively makers market. Local artists share their creations with a touch of Mountain State charm, creating a warm, upbeat atmosphere filled with creative finds and good vibes.
The Space on 8th Event VenueFuture First Responders Family Fun Event
Celebrate community heroes at a free, family-friendly gathering designed for young children. Little ones are encouraged to arrive dressed as their favorite first responder, then get an up-close look at real police cars, fire trucks, and ambulances. Presented in collaboration with the City of Kenova, the event features opportunities to meet first responders, learn about local resources, and play in a bubbly foam area. Expect giveaways, games, creative crafts, and plenty of interactive activities that inspire learning through play. Families can make memories together while kids explore the people, vehicles, and tools that help keep the community safe.
Virginia PointRylee Bapst Band
Ohio’s Rylee Bapst Band brings a fresh take on blues, soul, and rock and roll to Kindred Communication’s 9th Street Live in Huntington, WV. Known for high-octane shows shaped by spontaneous improvisation, the group reshapes songs in the moment so every performance feels singular. Their tight chemistry and mix of vintage roots with modern fire drive a set that evolves as it unfolds, keeping the energy up throughout. Expect dynamic interplay, fluid setlists, and memorable highlights crafted in real time.
Kindred Communication's 9th Street LiveOrthodox Movie Night: Where Are You Adam?
This screening at Marquee Cinemas-Pullman Square features Where Are You Adam?, a film that takes viewers into the everyday life of a monastery on Holy Mount Athos. The quiet rhythm of seclusion, the distinct personalities within the brotherhood, and a sense of holiness woven into daily routines unfold on screen. It offers a close look at a thriving monastic community and a way of life that stands apart in the modern world. Tickets are $10 for adults. Admission is free for priests and pastors, as well as children 12 and under.
Marquee Cinemas-Pullman SquareFourth Wing Trivia Night
Put your knowledge of the romantasy series Fourth Wing to the test at a themed trivia night. Participants may compete individually or as part of a team. Refreshments are provided, and a prize will be awarded to the winner.
Gallaher Village Public LibraryRylee Baptist
Rylee Bapst brings a soulful blend of country storytelling and Appalachian roots to the Marshall Health OB/GYN Stage as part of Moses AutoMall of Huntington 9th Street Live. Go Mart Happy Hour gets the festivities underway, then the music takes the spotlight. Admission is free. 9th Street Libations will be pouring selections from Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Rebel Bourbon, Milagro Tequila, Lucky One and High Noon. The event is presented by White Claw Hard Seltzer, Michelob Ultra, Big Timber Brewing Company and Country Boy Brewing. After the show, the celebration continues at Jerk Riley’s at Pullman Square.
9th Street LiveBshd Bike Night
Bike Night returns to Buffalo Wild Wings in Barboursville with an evening of motorcycles, camaraderie, food, and fun. Paint by Milt will be on site providing custom helmet pinstriping, and Laney will offer patch sewing on the spot. Expect games and giveaways, along with plenty of chances to admire standout bikes and connect with other riders for a lively summer gathering.
Buffalo Wild WingsHart's Matilda
An outdoor production of Matilda the Musical marks HART’s twelfth season at The Ritter Amphitheater, presented by the Greater Huntington Park & Recreation District and Huntington Area Regional Theater. Children ages 2 to 12 and seniors ages 62 and up are $15, adults ages 13 to 61 are $18, and groups of ten are $120, with the group rate available only at the gate. Tickets can be purchased at the gate. For more information, contact Recreation Coordinator Sydney DeVaney at sdevaney@ghprd.org or 304.696.5954.
The RitterDate Night - Cooking Out! - 6/26/26
This date night session at Paint And Sip features step by step guidance from a local artist. Registration does not require a PayPal account, and payment by credit or debit card is accepted. On some phones, swiping to the right may be needed to select the number of seats.
Paint And SipAEG Backyard Bash
A community gathering at Westwood Lions Club Park features complimentary food, family friendly activities, and giveaways. A drawing will offer a chance to receive junk removal and grass cutting at no charge. Additional details will be shared as the event nears.
Westwood Lions Club ParkJapanese Culture Club - June
Enjoy a relaxed Japanese Culture Club gathering featuring a movie and snacks while exploring Japanese media together. The film will be shown with subtitles rather than a dubbed version to keep the original performances. This activity is open to all ages.
Boyd County Public LibraryThe Festival Day Performance of A Midsummer Night's Dream - 6/27
The West Virginia Shakespeare Festival partners with Alchemy Theatre to bring a touring production of William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream to Alchemy Theatre’s Geneva Kent Center for the Arts. Serving as the first public presentation of Festival Day, this performance is part of a full day that also features vendors, additional shows, and plenty of fun. Festival passes that include all performances are $25, and tickets for this production are $10.
Alchemy Theatre's Geneva Kent Center for the ArtsTSEC HORSE SHOW #2
At Barboursville City Park, TSEC Horse Show #2 brings together riders of all experience levels to demonstrate their abilities in show jumping, dressage, and halter classes. Registration is available before the show. Spectators can expect a full slate of competitions, standout horses, and an atmosphere that highlights camaraderie and sportsmanship.
Barboursville City ParkAvonek @ The Barboursville American Legion
Enjoy live music with Avonek at Barboursville American Legion Post 177. A five dollar cover applies to nonmembers.
Barboursville American Legion Post 177Game On Summer: Family Movie Night
Enjoy a free Family Movie Night at Barboursville Park Amphitheater as part of the Game On Summer programming series. This public, family friendly event features A Minecraft Movie, inviting audiences into a block-built universe where imagination and survival go hand in hand as an unlikely team works together to protect their world. Admission is free. Bring chairs, blankets, and favorite snacks, or pick up something tasty from the on-site vendors.
Barboursville Park AmphitheaterUSBA WV Summer Slam
Teams of boys and girls in grades 2 through 12 compete in a high-energy basketball tournament at Expression Prep Academy’s ExDome. Games run throughout the weekend in a lively, competitive setting, and the event serves as a step toward the USBA National Championship. The entry fee is $215 per team.
Expression Prep DomeSummer Saturdays - Free Tai Chi
Enjoy a free Tai Chi session led by local instructor Carolyn Davidson as part of a summer Saturday series. Everyone is welcome, and no experience is required. Simply sign in on arrival and take part in a gentle, low impact practice. Throughout the season, look for additional activities such as dance, food education, wellness events, and more. Turn it into a Central City outing with coffee from Cicada Books, a visit to the Central City Farmers Market, and lunch at Central City Cafe. The neighborhood offers food, coffee, art, antiques, and plenty of small shops to explore.
Central City @ 14 ST WNeighbors Helping Neighbors Day
Neighbors Helping Neighbors Day is a community initiative from the Appalachian Hearth Foundation focused on noticing needs close to home and responding with care. Volunteers provide practical support and encouragement for individuals and families facing heavy burdens, with an emphasis on presence and compassion rather than recognition. Efforts are centered in Lawrence, Carter, and Boyd counties in Kentucky, with nearby areas included as capacity allows. The organizers are accepting nominations for people who could use help, welcoming volunteers who want to give their time and energy, and partnering with local businesses, churches, and individuals who can offer materials, tools, food, fuel, or financial contributions. Every nomination, volunteer, and partnership broadens the impact and helps reach more households. Those who wish to nominate someone, volunteer, or partner are asked to send a Facebook message that includes a name, address, and phone number, along with a brief description of the situation and specific needs for nominees, or a note about how they would like to help for volunteers and partners. The day reflects a shared commitment to caring for neighbors and looking out for one another.
Ashland, KentuckyDJ Mamba Beatz Glow Party
DJ Mamba Beatz brings a neon-soaked celebration filled with EDM and dance beats as colorful lights pulse and arcade play adds to the buzz. Bright neon, glow accessories, and rave wear stand out under the lights, matching a scene that stays loud, vibrant, and wild from beginning to end. Expect plenty of glow sticks, intense visuals, a dose of arcade nostalgia, and drinks to fuel a full-throttle party atmosphere. Admission is 18 and older.
Old North Arcade BarSummer Saturdays - Beginner Yoga
Make the most of Summer Saturdays with a beginner-friendly yoga session led by local instructor Kyle Kemats. Simply arrive and sign in to take part, and no prior experience is required. Free movement classes run on many Saturdays throughout the summer, with seasonal extras such as dance, food education, and wellness activities. Turn it into a morning in Central City with coffee at Cicada Books, a visit to the Central City Farmers Market when it opens in late June, and lunch at Central City Cafe. Explore the neighborhood’s food, coffee, art, and antiques, and support small businesses along the way.
Central City Gazebo ParkFamily Game Day
Family Game Day brings neighbors together for a full slate of outdoor play and lighthearted contests suited to every age. Choose from casual activities or more structured options and spend quality time together in a relaxed setting. Explore free-play zones equipped for spur-of-the-moment matches, try supersized lawn games, and take part in a kickball tournament. Tournament entry is $1 for a solo player, $5 for a family, or $10 for a complete team. When the tournament wraps up, community members can team up for a friendly showcase against Village of Barboursville staff. Families can also complete a set of activities together for a chance in a prize drawing. Plan for time outside by bringing comfortable clothing, water, and sunscreen, plus plenty of energy. Feel free to come and go throughout the event. For questions, contact Barboursville Parks and Recreation at 304-633-4157 or aprice@barboursville.org.
Barboursville Park Sports ComplexSummer Saturdays - Free Kids Yoga
Free kids yoga is offered throughout the summer, presented by the Huntington Children's Museum. Classes are led by local instructors, including Diane, Raine, or Blair. The practice is designed for ages 4 to 8 and can be adapted for other ages. The season also features additional activities like dance, food education, and wellness-focused offerings. While in Central City, nearby options include coffee at Cicada Books, a visit to the Central City Farmers Market, and lunch at Central City Cafe. The neighborhood is full of small businesses to explore, from food and coffee to art and antiques.
Central City GazeboThe 9th Annual Shakespeare Festival Day '26
Presented by the West Virginia Shakespeare Festival and Alchemy Theatre, this ninth annual celebration fills Alchemy Theatre's Geneva Kent Center for the Arts with performances, vendors, and activities. Featured moments include the debut public performance of On The Road with WVSHAKES, the touring production of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, along with Kids Theatre Intensive showcases, live music, dancing, and a marketplace with a variety of items for purchase.
Alchemy Theatre's Geneva Kent Center for the ArtsFree Community Meal
Take part in a free community meal at Central United Methodist Church Huntington WV, a chance to connect with neighbors. All are welcome, and pantry items and other supplies will be available.
Central United Methodist ChurchPride in the Park
Pride in the Park returns to the amphitheater for its sixth year, bringing a vibrant celebration of community and live performance. Tickets are available online or with cash at the gate, and children ages 6 and under are admitted at no cost. This is a BYOB event. Pack plenty of water first, then any preferred beverages in non-glass containers. A small vendor market will be on site, and attendees are welcome to bring their own snacks and food. Comfort is encouraged, so bring blankets or chairs, and pop up tents may be set up in the back rows. Cash is appreciated for tipping the performers. Make your space festive with shade, sunscreen, and fans, and bring the fun. The atmosphere is family friendly with a PG-13 tone. The stage features headliners Zhane Dawlingz, Adriana Fuentes, and Dena Cass, with additional performances by the current Huntington Pride Court members Miss Coyote, Cole Maze, and Ākilu Nāgiru, plus appearances from board members Thee Nyshyne, Addison Van Damn, Courtnee D La Ryann, and Douglas Smith. Performer applications are open for those interested in taking the stage.
Ritter Park AmphitheaterDate Night - Day and Night - 6/27/26
Enjoy a creative outing at Paint And Sip. A local artist provides step by step instruction throughout the session. Payment is easy with any credit or debit card, and no PayPal account is required. On some phones, you may need to swipe to the right to select the number of seats.
Paint And SipHART’s Matilda
The Greater Huntington Park & Recreation District and Huntington Area Regional Theater have announced the 2026 Summer Outdoor Theater Season. This open-air lineup marks a milestone year for HART.
Ritter Park AmphitheaterThe Pool Hall’s Sunday Night Tournament
This weekly 8-ball tournament at The Pool Hall offers consistent competition. Matches are races to two and follow BCA rules. The entry fee is $5 with an optional $5 side pot, and a Break and Run pot gives players a chance at extra cash. Sign ups happen first and are followed by match calls. It suits anyone aiming to compete or get practice under pressure, with short races that keep the action moving.
The Pool HallVinyl Paint & Sip
Settle into Hill Tree Roastery for a relaxed, hands-on art experience that turns old records into one-of-a-kind keepsakes. Each $27 ticket provides an upcycled vinyl record with its sleeve, access to creative materials such as paint and brushes, a clear acrylic sealant to finish your piece, and supplies for easy cleanup. The café will have mocktails, teas, coffee, and treats available to purchase for a cozy late night hang. Participants also receive a digital folder of photos capturing the experience.
Hill Tree Roastery2026 Wayne County Fair Pageants
Applications are open for the Wayne County Fair pageant, which will crown new royalty across two divisions. The Children’s Pageant welcomes ages 0 to 9, with winners receiving a Pink Heart sash, a crown, a photo shoot at the fair, and a goodie bag. Winners in this division are expected to be present on opening day of the Wayne County Fair and to make appearances throughout the year. The Queens Pageant is open to ages 10 and up, and winners receive a Pink Heart sash, a crown, a fair photoshoot, and a prize package. Queens are required to attend the full run of the fair and take part in multiple appearances during the year. The Miss Queen will represent the Wayne County Fair at the West Virginia Association of Fairs and Festivals. Entries are finalized once payment is received, with PayPal accepted and alternative payment options available upon request. Separate application forms are available for the Children’s and Queens divisions.
Huntington High SchoolSunday Brunch
Tuscan Prime hosts a weekly Sunday brunch.
Tuscan Prime Italian ChophouseDrive FORE Fatima
Enjoy a day on the course at Guyan Country Club with a golf scramble supporting Our Lady of Fatima Parish School. Teams of four can register for $500, and capacity is limited to 18 foursomes. Proceeds help fund school upgrades, including new flooring and other facility improvements for students. For registration or questions, contact aedmonds@olofatima.org.
Ashland Book Club - June
Ashland Book Club meets at Boyd County Public Library to discuss the June selection, The Undertaker’s Daughter by Kate Mayfield. This memoir reflects on Mayfield’s childhood in a Kentucky funeral home during the 1960s, delving into family secrets, grief, and small town pressures as she comes of age, faces her father’s private struggles, and imagines a life beyond the one that shaped her. Copies are available at the Ashland branch during regular open hours. For questions, contact Tiffany at tseibert@thebookplace.org.
Boyd County Public LibraryTuesday Connections
Tuesday Connections takes place on the second floor of the Huntington Department of Human Services and brings together hiring employers, education and training providers, and community services. Attendees can meet recruiters with open positions, speak with schools and training organizations, and find information about local resources that support individuals and families. It is designed for anyone exploring job options, considering new skills, or looking to learn more about what is available in the community. Expect a friendly setting where questions are welcome and meaningful connections can help you take the next step.
Cabell County Department of Human Services OfficeGeneration Pound
Drumming and fitness come together in this live GENERATION POUND® session led by Allison, delivering an energetic, sweat-inducing workout.
We Rock The Spectrum - HuntingtonHighland Cow - 6/30/26
PaintandSip presents an event built around the Highland cow motif at Paint And Sip. It centers on this subject.
Paint And SipAnticipatory Grief Group
Uncertainty is common when a loved one is receiving hospice care. This supportive group offers a welcoming space for families to share experiences, be understood, and find ways to cope with the sorrow and complex emotions that can begin before a loss. There is no fee and everyone is welcome. For more information, call 304-529-4217.
Hospice of HuntingtonFreedom Celebration
This annual community gathering at Christ Temple Church honors freedom as the nation approaches the 250th anniversary of American independence. The program begins indoors with patriotic music, a time of remembrance, and encouraging words from community voices. Festivities then move outdoors for games, inflatables, and concessions that support missions and ministries, offering space for families and friends to connect. The evening wraps up with a fireworks display. Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs.
Christ Temple ChurchCamp Marshmallow
Camp Marshmallow is a free, five-week summer camp in Center Court designed to keep kids busy and engaged. With support from partner Wellpoint WV, this series offers no-cost programming for young campers. Families can sign up to participate.
Huntington Mall1776 - America's Prize Winning Musical
Cabell County America 250th and Huntington Area Regional Theater present a production of the musical 1776, featuring the Huntington Symphony Orchestra. There will be two performances. Set in the summer of 1776, the story follows John Adams of Massachusetts, Benjamin Franklin of Pennsylvania, and Thomas Jefferson of Virginia as they work to persuade the Second Continental Congress to approve independence by signing the Declaration of Independence. The production highlights the people behind the historic names, revealing their pride, fears, disagreements, charm, and resolve as they shape a new nation. This theatrical event celebrates America’s story.
Keith-Albee Performing Arts CenterJosee McGee and BadJR Band
Plain Township presents a free community concert featuring Josee McGee & BadJR Band at Legacy Park Amphitheater. The show delivers a high-energy fusion of country grit and southern rock flair, highlighted by commanding vocals and a blend of outlaw country, blues-drenched rock, and a modern edge. Look forward to a set that pairs original songs with crowd favorites.
Legacy Park AmphitheaterMassing and the Dinosaur Burps at 9th Street Live
Massing and the Dinosaur Burps bring a live performance to Moses AutoMall of Huntington 9th Street Live on the Marshall Health OB/GYN Stage. After the music, fireworks from Dawg Dazzle will light up the riverfront. Admission is free. Festivities include a Go Mart Happy Hour and 9th Street Libations featuring Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Rebel Bourbon, Milagro Tequila, Lucky One and High Noon. The event is presented by White Claw Hard Seltzer, Michelob Ultra, Big Timber Brewing Company and Country Boy Brewing. The night wraps with an after show party at Jerk Riley’s at Pullman Square.
Kindred Communication's 9th Street LiveFood Trucks and Fireworks: 250th Birthday Edition
Independence Day at the park features an evening of food, music, family friendly fun, and a fireworks finale. Food trucks set up by the Splash Park and around the Amphitheater offer a range of options throughout the evening. The Splash Park remains open so families can cool off before the fireworks begin. Leading up to the finale, members of the Huntington Symphony Orchestra perform live at the Amphitheater with patriotic and festive music. Lawn chairs and blankets are welcome for a relaxed night of community, good food, and live music capped by fireworks.
Barboursville ParkBeginner Crochet Class
Designed for absolute beginners, this two part crochet class with Kayla builds skills step by step. The first session focuses on the single crochet stitch, and the second session introduces circular crochet. Participants receive a pattern handout and some individual attention to help start their crochet journey with confidence.
The Blue EweLoss of a Parent Support Group
A supportive gathering for anyone coping with the loss of a parent. There is no cost to attend and it is open to the public. For details or questions, contact Hospice of Huntington at 304-529-4217 or info@hospiceofhuntington.org.
Hospice of Huntington2nd Friday Drum Circle
Take part in a cathartic evening of creating music. No talent or experience is necessary, and a limited number of instruments will be shared for those without their own.
Unitarian Fellowship of Huntington ChurchBrantley Gilbert – Ashland
Brantley Gilbert brings his country-rock energy to Rock The Country in Ashland, Kentucky, lighting up the Boyd County Fairgrounds in an open-air setting. With gravel-edged vocals and straight-shooting storytelling rooted in real life, loyalty, and resilience, he leans into raw emotion and a strong bond with the crowd. The set helps launch the festival's first day, charging the fairgrounds with attitude and momentum. It reflects the heart of Rock The Country... loud, honest music, shared moments, and a community connected by powerful stories and sound.
Brantley Gilbert – Ashland, KY – July 10Win Your Way Into Rock the Country- Ashland, KY July 10-11
Peachtree Entertainment has announced the return of Rock the Country with a star-studded lineup featuring Kid Rock, Jason Aldean, Blake Shelton, Jelly Roll, Creed, Brooks & Dunn, Miranda Lambert, Riley Green, Hank Williams Jr., Lynyrd Skynyrd, Shinedown, Jon Pardi, Ella Langley, Brantley Gilbert, Treaty Oak Revival, Gavin Adcock, Ludacris, Nelly, and more. LockedIN Magazine wants to send fans to experience the event.
Boyd County FairgroundsRock The Country: Jelly Roll, Riley Green & Lynyrd Skynyrd
Enjoy two days of live music at Boyd County Fairgrounds in Ashland, Kentucky with a pass that includes performances by Jelly Roll, Riley Green, and Lynyrd Skynyrd. The pass covers entry for both days at the same venue, so attendees can catch each act across the full run.
Ashland, KYHAPPY FEET 5K For Safe Harbor
Celebrating its tenth year, this 5K supports Safe Harbor of Northeast KY, an organization working to end domestic violence with a focus on prevention, education, and intervention. The route follows the City of Ashland Central Park course, starting in the heart of the park and finishing at Crabbe Elementary School. Registration is offered at tiered rates of 25, 30, and 35 dollars based on when you register, and every participant who signs up is guaranteed a race shirt.
Crabbe School at 520 17th Street in Ashland, KYKids Camp: Cooking Around the World
A hands-on kids cooking camp at Huntington’s Kitchen explores flavors from around the globe, from Latin American morning dishes to Mediterranean-style nighttime snacks. In a professional kitchen setting, participants build confidence as they learn core kitchen skills, practice food safety, and try new techniques. This program is part of Huntington’s Kitchen seasonal and summer culinary camps and is open for registration, with limited space available. Children must be 8 years old or older to participate. At the end, each student takes home a cookbook featuring the recipes they enjoyed most, so the cooking can continue at home.
Huntington's KitchenFairy Tale Dance Camp Ages 4 to 7
A fairy tale and storybook themed ballet mini camp invites young dancers to explore classical ballet through timeless tales such as Swan Lake, Sleeping Beauty, and The Nutcracker. Designed for ages 4 to 7, it blends imagination with movement to spark a love of dance. Participants learn beginner-friendly ballet skills like basic positions, posture, and graceful movement. They bring stories to life with creative, narrative choreography, practice ballet mime and character roles, enjoy themed activities, and spend a little time on simple crafts and quiet moments. The environment is supportive and encouraging, with small groups that allow for individual attention and steady growth in confidence, coordination, and creativity. Families are welcomed for a short showcase on the final day to see what dancers have been working on. All supplies are included, no prior dance experience is required, and the fee is $80.
True Impact Dance StudioHorseburner and more
A five-act lineup takes the stage at the American Legion with performances by Horseburner, Star Viper, Morvane, Loose Ends, and The Strife. Entry is $10 in cash at the door, and the event is open to all ages. Attendees will be welcomed even if cost is a barrier. Spread the word and consider bringing a friend.
American legion Post 177William Matheny with Charlie Overman
William Matheny and Charlie Overman deliver a singer songwriter showcase at 9th Street Live, highlighted by Matheny’s return to the Marshall OB/GYN Stage. A Go Mart Happy Hour sets the tone, and admission is free. Enjoy 9th Street Libations with selections from Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Rebel Bourbon, Milagro Tequila, Lucky One, and High Noon. The event is presented with support from White Claw Hard Seltzer, Michelob Ultra, Big Timber Brewing Company, and Country Boy Brewing. After the music, the festivities continue at Jerk Riley’s in Pullman Square.
Kindred Communication's 9th Street LiveBillyCon VI
Returning for its sixth year, this convention focuses on Showbiz Pizza, Billy Bob, and The Rock-afire Explosion. More details will be announced soon.
Billy Bob's WonderlandKids Camp: Classic Recipes
Kids Cooking Camp: Classic Recipes at Huntington’s Kitchen invites young cooks to discover timeless dishes while learning essential kitchen skills in a professional kitchen environment. Participants practice food safety, build confidence, and gain hands-on experience as they prepare recipes such as pancakes and pizza. At the end of the camp, each student takes home a cookbook filled with personal favorites to continue the fun in their own kitchen. Seasonal and summer culinary camps at Huntington’s Kitchen are open for registration and aim to spark creativity and a lasting love of cooking. Enrollment is limited, and participants must be 8 years old or older.
Huntington's KitchenTrivia Unearthed: Grades 3-8
Students entering grades 3 through 8 can take part in an end-of-summer trivia challenge with pizza and prizes. The event is completely free, and registering with a librarian is encouraged so there is enough preparation for everyone. Books connected to the challenge are already available at the library. For grades 3 to 5, suggested titles include "Magic Treehouse: Dinosaurs Before Dark" by Osborne, "Knights vs. Dinosaurs" by Phelan, and "Fake Mustache" by Angleberger. For grades 6 to 8, the list features "Rebellion 1776" by Anderson, "The City of Ember" by DuPrau, and "Holes" by Sachar.
Gallaher Village Public LibraryDEKA STRONG Roadshow Hosted by MU Athletic Complex - Huntington, WV
Spartan DEKA and the MU Athletic Complex present a new fitness challenge in Huntington that tests and gamifies performance across ten functional training zones with no running involved. Participants who complete all zones log a DEKA STRONG mark, a benchmark that can help guide training for DEKA FIT 2026. Space is limited.
Game On Summer: Family Movie Night - 8 Bit Christmas
Enjoy a free family movie night at Barboursville Park as part of the Game On Summer program. The feature presentation, 8-Bit Christmas, follows a determined kid in the 1980s on a quest to land the ultimate video game system, delivering laughs, heart, and nostalgic charm. Open to all and ideal for a relaxed outing with family and friends. Bring chairs, blankets, and snacks, or purchase treats from vendors.
Barboursville Park AmphitheaterVougar Camp
Ground Zero Wrestling presents its annual weekend camp led by two-time world champion and Olympic medalist Vougar Oroudjov. Open to wrestlers of all ages and experience levels, this two-day training focuses on polishing technique, improving positioning, boosting mat sense, and strengthening the mental game. Drawing on decades of international success, Oroudjov offers clear, practical instruction aimed at elevating performance. The cost is $120. Space tends to fill fast each year. For details or to register, contact Jared Walters at (304) 617-3759.
Guyan River Cloggers perform at Christmas in July
Holiday spirit takes center stage at Beech Fork State Park with a Christmas in July celebration packed with lively beats, quick footwork, and plenty of midsummer cheer. This high-energy clogging and dance showcase blends festive vibes with the warmth of the season, turning the park into a spirited celebration. Expect dynamic rhythms and crowd-pleasing movement for a memorable performance.
Beech Fork State ParkFirst annual LOOSE AS A MOOSE event
This inaugural event at Moose Lodge features a performance by the Zach Griffith Band, a car show, and a chili cook-off. Attendees can look forward to live music, cars on display, and a competition focused on chili.
Moose LodgeSummer Forest School - Week 1
Summer Forest School begins with a Week 1 session at the Barboursville, West Virginia location. A separate Week 2 session is also planned at the same location.
Barboursville, West VirginiaGuyan River Cloggers perform at the Wayne County Fair
At the Wayne County Fair at Camden Park in Huntington, WV, the Guyan River Cloggers bring lively Appalachian clogging to the midway. The performance unfolds amid bright lights, laughter, fair food, and the easygoing energy of summer. Camden Park, which dates to 1903, ranks among the country’s oldest amusement parks and is known for vintage attractions, Appalachian heritage, and memories shared across generations. Traditional footwork and upbeat rhythms create a festive backdrop for fairgoers moving through the heart of the park.
Camden ParkA Midsummer Knights Glo 5K Presented By The Knights Of Columbus
The 5th annual glow 5K is presented by the Knights of Columbus, an organization dedicated to providing members and their families with volunteer opportunities in service to the Catholic Church, communities, families, and young people. Guided by the principles of charity, unity, fraternity, and patriotism, the event reflects core values of integrity, professionalism, excellence, and respect. Registration takes place in the Holy Family School gym. After checking in, participants will walk to Town Center Mall for the start, then follow a flat, fast course that loops around the outer edge of the mall parking area three times before finishing at the mall. Everyone will walk back to the gym afterward for the awards ceremony. Every registered participant receives an extra soft race shirt, and a glow necklace and bracelet are provided. This is the only glow run on the schedule this season. Entry fees range from 25 to 35 dollars, with a higher rate on race day.
Holy Family School at 900 Winchester Avenue in Ashland, KY🎶 Brayden Williamson Band LIVE at the Wayne County Fair! 🎶
Enjoy an evening of real country at the Wayne County Fair at Camden Park Grounds. Brayden Williamson brings a live show that sets a fun tone for friends and family to enjoy together.
First Saturday Purposeful Steps
Gathering at Ashland’s Central Park, this free first Saturday meetup honors those who sacrificed their lives for freedom. People of all abilities are welcome, including runners, walkers, and cheering supporters. The focus is a remembrance circle where the names of those who have fallen are read aloud, followed by a walk or run taken in their honor to share a moment of reflection and community.
Ashland's Central ParkBarboursville American Legion Post 177
Returning to Barboursville American Legion Post 177, this performance introduces fresh material alongside well known hits that you do not often hear others play. Ben has even swapped in new guitar strings to mark the occasion.
Barboursville American Legion Post 177Car Cruise In
Presented by The Salvation Army Men’s Club, this community cruise-in highlights classic and custom vehicles for enthusiasts and casual fans alike. Admission is free, and concessions will be available for purchase. Families and friends are welcome to enjoy a relaxed showcase of cars and time together.
William Shakespeare's A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM at the West Edge Factor (Huntington, WV)
West Virginia Shakespeare Troupe, the Rustic Mechanicals, brings William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream to West Edge Factory in Huntington. This playful staging follows mismatched lovers into an enchanted forest where quarrelsome fairies meddle with their hearts, while a troupe of would-be actors blunders into the mix. It is a lively comedy of romance, magic, and theatrical mishaps that welcomes both longtime fans and newcomers. Tickets are $17 when purchased in advance and $25 at the door.
West Edge FactoryOna and the Silkies
Live music fills 9th Street Live as Ona and the Silkies perform on the Marshall OB/GYN Stage. Admission is free. A Go Mart Happy Hour accompanies the event, and 9th Street Libations features selections from Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Rebel Bourbon, Milagro Tequila, Lucky One and High Noon. The event is presented by White Claw Hard Seltzer, Michelob Ultra, Big Timber Brewing Company and Country Boy Brewing. An after show party follows at Jerk Riley’s at Pullman Square.
Kindred Communication's 9th Street LiveDolly Dash 5K Race For Reading 20th Anniversary Celebration!
The 4th annual Dolly Dash 5K Race for Reading celebrates 20 years of Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library in West Virginia. Participation supports the statewide book gifting program that sends free, high quality books to children from birth to age five to build early literacy, strengthen family engagement, and encourage school readiness and lifelong success. Each race registration funds one child’s annual enrollment. Registrants receive a commemorative T-shirt featuring a 20th anniversary banner. Shirt pickup is available on race day, and arrangements can be made by email for those not attending. On-site check in takes place near the starting line at the shelter by the big red tent. Expect vendors, shaved ice, music, and playground fun. A Best Dressed Dolly contest will be held with child, adult, and pet Doggy Parton categories, and participation requires race registration. The 5K follows the contest. Awards include commemorative locally made wooden embossed medals for first place and first runner up male and female in each age group. Children in strollers are not eligible for awards in child categories. All minors must be accompanied by an adult. Options to register, become a sponsor, or donate are available.
Ritter Park, Huntington, WVValley Health & Enslow Park Presbyterian Church Back to School Kid's Event
Valley Health and Enslow Park Presbyterian Church host a back-to-school kids event built around a playful space theme. Families can explore interactive stations with hands-on activities, learn about healthy habits through kid-friendly health education, and enjoy food, games, and a few surprises. Expect giveaways and school supply fun, plus a dunk tank for splashy excitement. The gathering brings the community together to connect, learn, and get ready for the new school year.
Enslow Park Presbyterian ChurchMarshall University Thundering Herd Rally with Madhouse
Show your Marshall pride at 9th Street Live as the Marshall OB/GYN Stage hosts a spirited Thundering Herd rally featuring Madhouse. Coaches, players, cheerleaders, the Marching Thunder and Marco are expected to appear, bringing fans together for a lively celebration. Go Mart Happy Hour sets the tone, then live music keeps the momentum going. Admission is free. Enjoy 9th Street Libations with selections from Tito's Handmade Vodka, Rebel Bourbon, Milagro Tequila, Lucky One and High Noon. Presented by White Claw Hard Seltzer, Michelob Ultra, Big Timber Brewing Company and Country Boy Brewing. After the show, continue the festivities at Jerk Riley's at Pullman Square.
Kindred Communication's 9th Street LiveRecFest 2026
Kick off the new school year with a high energy celebration that connects Marshall and the wider Huntington community. Presented by Smoothie King, with support from Ascent Audiology & Hearing, this event features giveaways, lots of local vendors, games, music, prizes, and complimentary building access. Explore campus and community resources, discover ways to get involved, and make connections as the fall semester begins. Students, local residents, and newcomers will all find something to enjoy. Opportunities for local businesses and organizations to participate as vendors or sponsors are still available.
Fill A Bag Sale
The Salvation Army is hosting a fill-a-bag sale where a $10 bag can be filled with new and gently used clothing, shoes, and other finds for the whole family. Availability is limited to what is on hand, so expect deals to go quickly. It is a budget-friendly shopping event with a focus on a good cause.
Far Out Fest 2026 - SAVE THE DATE
Presented by RenewAll and Village Antiques & Art, this annual 60s and 70s themed celebration brings a full day of live music, vintage clothing and antique vendors, and the Far Out Fashion Show. The sideyard at Village Antiques & Art becomes a retro hub where flower children, disco lovers, and fans of classic throwbacks can revel in music, style, and nostalgia. Expect a spirited atmosphere that keeps Central City feeling groovy.
Village Antiques & ArtRampy's Market Adventure: August Edition
Children step into a pint-sized take on The Wild Ramp in a playful market setting that reveals where food comes from while keeping the focus on fun. Participants explore a kid-friendly marketplace, role-play as shoppers, stockers, and sellers, and try new tastes as they learn about fresh, local foods. The program is designed for toddlers through early elementary ages and builds curiosity, healthy habits, and real-world connections through imaginative play. Free with admission. Presented with support from Coalfield Development and The Wild Ramp.
Huntington Children's Museum72nd Annual Antiques Show & Sale - Pilot Club of Huntington
The 72nd Annual Antiques Show and Sale, hosted by the Pilot Club of Huntington, brings professional dealers from multiple states to the Marshall Health Network Arena and Convention Center. Browse vintage and antique finds across many categories, including jewelry, glass, midcentury modern pieces, art, and collectibles at a variety of price points. The event welcomes experienced collectors, design professionals, new enthusiasts, and anyone who enjoys discovering unique items. Admission is six dollars per person, cash only, and covers the full run of the show. Discounted advance tickets are available for five dollars through Pilot Club members or by phone. A silent auction will feature in-person bidding, and previews and updates are shared on social media. Over the past 71 years, this long-running effort has directed more than $600,000 to local charities. The Pilot Club of Huntington is part of Pilot International, a charitable and educational organization that supports youth development and leadership, promotes brain safety and fitness, and assists families in times of need. This show serves as the club’s only fundraiser. For more information, call 304.544.4517 or 304.697.2082.
Marshall Health Network Arena & Convention Center - 1 Civic Center Plaza, Huntington, WV, United States, West Virginia 25701Cruise Avenue
Cruise Avenue brings an easygoing groove to the Marshall OB/GYN Stage. A Go Mart Happy Hour kicks things off before the music, and admission is free. Drinks from 9th Street Libations feature Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Rebel Bourbon, Milagro Tequila, Lucky One, and High Noon. The event is presented by White Claw Hard Seltzer, Michelob Ultra, Big Timber Brewing Company, and Country Boy Brewing, and the night wraps with an after-show party at Jerk Riley’s in Pullman Square.
Kindred Communication's 9th Street LiveThe Chase
The Chase performs at 9th Street Live for the first time on the Marshall OB/GYN Stage. A Go Mart Happy Hour is part of the festivities, and there is no admission fee. Beverages include 9th Street Libations featuring Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Rebel Bourbon, Milagro Tequila, Lucky One and High Noon. The event is presented by White Claw Hard Seltzer, Michelob Ultra, Big Timber Brewing Company and Country Boy Brewing. An after-show gathering will take place at Jerk Riley’s at Pullman Square.
Kindred Communication's 9th Street LiveSCI-Coal Country Chapter 3rd Annual Banquet
The SCI-Coal Country Chapter’s annual banquet promises a lively evening filled with live music from start to finish. Expect games, raffles, and a live auction, plus a complimentary dinner and beer. A special guest appearance is possible. Attendees will have opportunities to win a wide range of prizes, including firearms, hunts, vacations, and artwork. Gun wall tickets provide entry, and only 12 tables are being sold this year, with a VIP table option that comes with added perks.
Willow Ridge EventsRun, Walk & LIVE UNITED 5K Presented By The United Way Of Northeast Kentucky
Now in its 14th year, this 5K is planned and hosted by students from Paul Blazer, Boyd County, and Fairview High Schools as a volunteer project through the United Way of Northeast Kentucky. Proceeds benefit UWNEK’s Bridge Builders and RAPP programs. The course is flat with long straight sections on downtown Ashland city streets, follows the official City of Ashland 5K route, and begins and ends at the Boyd County Public Library. Registration fees are tiered, starting at $25, then $30, with $35 on race day.
Library Commons at Central Avenue and 17th Street in Ashland, KYGATE CITY LABOR DAY 5K By The Ashland Breakfast Kiwanis
Now in its eighth year, this community race begins and ends at the Senior Center. The course includes an out and back stretch followed by a loop through the city’s historic district. The Ashland Breakfast Club supports the community through service and fundraising initiatives that focus on children in the Ashland area and around the world. Entry fees follow a tiered structure, starting at $25, moving to $30 during the next registration period, and reaching $35 on race day. All registrants receive a race shirt.
Boyd County Senior Center (New Catlettsburg City Building) at 3015 Louisa Street in Catlettsburg, KYFirst Saturday Purposeful Steps
This gathering at Ashland’s Central Park honors those who gave their lives in service to freedom. Participants include runners, walkers, and supporters who want to encourage others along the way. The centerpiece is a circle of remembrance where the names of the fallen are read aloud, followed by purposeful steps taken in their honor through the park. There is no cost to participate. The group meets behind Crabbe Elementary within the park.
Ashland's Central Park2nd Friday Drum Circle
Spend an uplifting evening creating music together. No prior experience is required, and if you do not have an instrument, a small selection will be available to share.
Unitarian Fellowship of Huntington Church