Events in Huntington
Japanese Culture Club
This monthly gathering brings together people of all ages who enjoy or are curious about Japanese culture. This session features a movie screening with snacks and a chance to explore Japanese media together. The film will be shown with subtitles rather than dubbed audio. Children and teens must be accompanied by an adult.
Boyd County Public Library - Midland BranchYet There is Method In't: Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead (1990) and The Fountain (2006)
Video Club explores fate, mortality, pivotal coin tosses, and skin-brightening springs in a conversation that journeys across time and space. The focus is Tom Stoppard’s Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead (1990), his take on two of Shakespeare’s endearing fools, paired with Darren Aronofsky’s The Fountain (2006), a romantic epic that spans centuries. Film curation and hosting are provided by Jeff Gibbs. A separate free screening of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead at Foundry Theater is listed in another invite.
Huntington Area CVBmother’s day minis
Capture the small, meaningful moments of motherhood with a short photo session at Barboursville Park. These Mother’s Day minis focus on everyday tenderness, from little hands and shared laughter to a love that deepens with each season. Each session is 20 minutes and includes at least 10 photos. A $15 deposit reserves a spot, with $70 due on the day of the session. Space is limited. Hosted by Courtney Megan Photography, offering a keepsake that lasts well beyond flowers.
Barboursville Park32nd Annual Scholarship Fundraising Banquet
The Carter G. Woodson Memorial Foundation, Inc. hosts its 32nd annual scholarship fundraising banquet in Huntington, West Virginia, taking place in the Don Morris Room of the Marshall University Student Center. The evening features keynote remarks from Angela P. Dodson, an accomplished author, editor, and CEO of Editorsoncall LLC. A veteran journalist, she held senior roles at The New York Times and previously worked with the Washington Star and the Louisville Courier-Journal. Her books include Remember the Ladies, and she is the editor of the anthology We Refuse to Be Silent. Her forthcoming title, We’ve Been Here Before, was co-authored with her late husband, Michael Days. Her career also includes serving as executive editor of Black Issues Book Review and hosting the award-winning radio program Black Catholics, Yes! A Beckley, West Virginia native, she earned a bachelor’s degree from Marshall University and a master’s from American University, helped establish the Dodson, Dotson, and Hairston scholarship for underprivileged students from southern West Virginia, and received the Trailblazer Award from the Philadelphia Association of Black Journalists. Reserved tickets are a $40 donation per person, with eight-seat corporate tables available for $400, and additional contributions are welcome. Proceeds support academic scholarships and advance the vision for a Black History and Civil Rights History Museum in Huntington’s Fairfield community through restoration of the Memphis Tennessee Garrison home. Tickets may be obtained from a board member or through the Zeffy fundraising platform. Cultural entertainment is supported in part by the Appalachian Freedom Heritage Initiative, a project of the Appalachian Regional Commission, and the banquet is sponsored by the Huntington-Tri-State Branch of ASALH, the Association for the Study of African American Life and History.
Marshall Student CenterThe Paramount Players present THE SPONGEBOB MUSICAL
Bikini Bottom springs to life as The Paramount Players and PAC, Inc present The SpongeBob Musical at the Paramount Theater Ashland. Based on the hit Nickelodeon series and its optimistic hero, SpongeBob SquarePants, the story follows SpongeBob and friends as they team up to save their home from disaster. The production features high energy choreography, vivid costumes, and a lively score, all supporting a heartwarming message about friendship, resilience, and community.
Paramount Theater AshlandLocust Grove: Lydia's Rummage Event
This first annual community rummage sale honors Lydia Pruitt and directs all proceeds to completing the Bob Irby Family Center and Gym. Item donations are welcome, with a drop off option available. For questions, please contact Elizabeth Johnson.
Locust Grove Baptist ChurchRuth Sullivan Rally For Autism
Now in its 25th year, the Ruth Sullivan Rally for Autism features a 5K run and walk centered on community, celebration, and support. A festive opening ceremony kicks things off before the race. Participants can look forward to medals, raffle prizes, music, and food trucks. An early bird registration discount is available. Each step focuses on empowerment, and every milestone is celebrated.
Ritter ParkJewel City Crawl💎✨
The first crawl of the year arrives this month, kicking off the season with an upbeat, gem-inspired celebration. Look forward to a spirited, stop-to-stop experience filled with festive energy and good vibes.
Central Business DistrictFree Pap Tests and Mammograms
Take a confident step toward preventive care at a free See, Test & Treat event offering Pap tests and mammograms for uninsured and underinsured women. Organized by Marshall Health Network at the Cabell Huntington Hospital Breast Health Center, this program provides cervical cancer screenings for those ages 21 to 64 with results delivered quickly, and screening mammograms for those ages 40 to 64 with results available in three to five days. Education and support are provided in a friendly setting. Participants and accompanying family members can enjoy light refreshments, and optional pampering services add a calming touch. Transportation can be arranged during registration. Pre-registration is required. To register or learn more, call Cabell Huntington Breast Health Center at 304.526.2270, Rivers Health at 304.675.6257, or St. Mary’s Breast Center at 304.526.8221. Encourage someone you love to prioritize their health.
Cabell Huntington Hospital Breast Health CenterLake Street Dive
Lake Street Dive brings its genre-crossing sound to the Keith-Albee Performing Arts Center in Huntington. Known for mixing soul, folk, jazz, and classic pop, their GRAMMY-nominated album Good Together pairs bold, style-blending songwriting with an uplifting rebellious spirit. Tickets are available. Through a partnership with PLUS1, one dollar from each ticket supports organizations focused on civil liberties, voting rights, and environmental protection, and also contributes to Hurricane Melissa relief via the PLUS1 Rapid Relief Fund.
Keith-Albee Performing Arts CenterKaraoke
This karaoke night welcomes everyone from casual shower singers to confident performers. Domestic beer is available by the bucket of six for $18.99, and there is an extended happy hour. A selection of appetizers, liquors, and specialty drinks is offered at half price, with more specials in the mix.
Marshall Hall of Fame CafeTSAA Spring 2026 Jury Session for New Members
Tri-State Arts Association is holding a spring jury session for prospective new members at the Huntington Museum of Art. Artists from West Virginia, Ohio, and Kentucky who are 18 or older may apply by submitting five original works in a single medium with a brief artist statement, along with a $35 nonrefundable jury fee due at drop off; payment is accepted in cash or by check made out to TSAA. Artwork should be professionally presented, with paintings framed and works on paper both matted and framed, other media suitably finished, and all two dimensional pieces fitted with hanging wires. The jury evaluates originality, effective design, use of color and value, unity and harmony, and overall craftsmanship. Drop off and pick up take place in Studio 2 behind the museum; to reach the studio, drive to the right of the main parking lot and continue past the open gate. TSAA supports local artists by encouraging them to create, improve, and share their work with the public. Members work across painting, drawing, glass, mixed media, glasswork, pen and ink, photography, pottery, printmaking, sculpture, fiber and textiles, and woodcarving, and benefits include opportunities to display and sell art at Art in the Park at Ritter Park, discounts for local framing and printing, inclusion in TSAA organized events, and camaraderie with fellow artists.
Huntington Museum of Art2026 Eastern KY Horse Expo
At Boyd County Fairgrounds, the Eastern KY Horse Expo offers a weekend centered on horses. The refreshed event page serves as the main source for key information, news on what is coming next, and behind-the-scenes updates about the expo.
Boyd County FairgroundsBeginner Sewing/Quilting 101 Class
Learn the fundamentals of sewing and quilting in a relaxed, work-at-your-own-pace class that focuses on building skills through one quilt block per session. Instructors share techniques, tips, and tricks as you complete each block. Participants are encouraged to bring a sewing machine, rotary cutter, thread, pins, seam ripper, and any other tools they like, along with a snack and drink if desired. Beginners who do not have specialized tools are welcome, and staff will help you build a personalized toolkit over time. Fabric that aligns with the class’s Beginner Quilt Packet is available for purchase. The fee is $10 per block, with one block covered in each session, and no RSVP is required. For questions, call 606-393-3994. Parking is available across the street, diagonally from the front door, and on the right side of the building as you enter.
Paws & Pour 🐾🕯️ Fundraiser for HCWAS
Create a 9-ounce candle or a tart melt for $45 and support animals in need. Ten dollars from each workshop benefits the Huntington Cabell Wayne Animal Shelter. Craft something fragrant while contributing to a good cause.
The Haute Wick SocialStinkfest
Stinkfest 2026 is a free celebration of ramps, regional flavor, and local creativity. Enjoy a hearty ramp dinner prepared with local ingredients by The Wild Ramp’s Harvest Kitchen. Experiment with screen printing alongside the Mountain Mindful team and pick up a limited edition Stinkfest 2026 T-shirt. Get hands-on at the Refresh Appalachia activity station. Browse, dance, eat, and show support for local farmers and makers. Fresh ramps will be available to purchase for anyone eager to stock up.
The Wild RampMothers Day Minis
Celebrate motherhood with a mini photo session that highlights meaningful connections. Each session lasts 20 minutes and costs $80, with $20 due at booking, and includes at least 20 edited images. It is suitable for moms, children, or the whole family. Groups of six or more must reserve two sessions.
Charmed by Chelsey PhotographyMike “Biker” Spurlock Veterans Home Bike Show
Presented by the Huntington Motorcycle Club, the Mike “Biker” Spurlock Veterans Home Bike Show returns to the West Virginia Veterans Home. The event showcases motorcycles, serves up food, and gathers a spirited community of riders and supporters. Attendees can arrive however they prefer, whether by car, motorcycle, on foot, or by scooter.
West Virginia Veterans HomeSenior Health and Lifestyle Fair
Designed for adults 55 and older, this wellness-focused gathering in Center Court spotlights healthy living, social connection, and staying active. Attendees can explore helpful health resources, meet lifestyle vendors, and connect with community organizations that support feeling their best at every stage of life. The Ageless in Bloom Fashion Show offers a celebratory runway moment highlighting style and confidence. Those interested in modeling can contact Summer Lovetro at 304-733-0492 ext 104 for details. Businesses and organizations interested in setting up can reach the marketing department at marketing@huntington-mall.com or 304-733-0492 ext 102 or 104. Event details are subject to change without notice, see the mall office for more information.
Huntington MallDr. Thomas Pauley Book Signing Event
A special Indie Bookstore Day signing features Dr. Thomas Pauley and his book Amphibians and Reptiles of West Virginia. Guests can have their copies signed, and the store will have copies available as well.
Independence JV Baseball @ Hurricane
Hurricane’s junior varsity baseball team hosts Independence from Coal City, West Virginia in a home non-conference matchup. This JV contest brings together two West Virginia programs for a game outside regular league play.
Hurricane High SchoolLoopy Fest
The event brings together a mix of bands and a DJ on one stage, with performances by Cor De Lux, Touchdown Jesus, Sunny Daze & the Weathermen, Louella, The Magnavox's, and DJ Mamba Beatz. Tickets are $20.20, and the event is for ages 18 and up.
The LoudMuch Ado About Nothing
Much Ado About Nothing will be presented at Joan C. Edwards Performing Arts Center.
Joan C. Edwards Performing Arts CenterRocky Horror Picture Show
Slip into your fishnets, dust off your corsets, and prepare for a night of glitter-drenched mayhem! The Wyld and Wonderful Untamed Thangs are bringing the wild back to the Foundry Theater for another unforgettable screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show. This isn’t just a movie, it’s a full-blown experience. Expect a high-energy live shadow cast, outrageous costumes, scandalous laughs, and all the deliciously decadent fun that’s made Rocky Horror a midnight legend. Virgins, veterans, and creatures of the night alike are invited to shout, sing, strut, and celebrate in true Transylvanian style. Doors open one hour prior to the show.
Foundry TheaterHerb Walk
Take a guided walk through the nature trails with a certified herbalist. This is a fun, educational experience that is appropriate for all ages.
Ashland / Huntington West KOA HolidayPaint & Sip Party
Experience a relaxed paint and sip fundraiser organized by American Legion Auxiliary Unit 177 in Barboursville. Local artist Beth Ross will lead participants through each stage of creating a personal work of art in an easygoing setting with painting, sipping, and conversation. The fee is $50 and covers all supplies and drinks. Materials for painting are included, and attendees may bring a snack or finger food to share. The activity welcomes all ages and skill levels. Proceeds benefit veterans served by American Legion Post 177, and each registration supports the mission to assist veterans, their families, and the community.
American Legion Post 177All ABbout That Pace Presented By New Life Church
This race, presented by New Life Church, raises funds for East Coast Church Camp so that no student misses out due to cost. The camp nurtures faith, builds lasting friendships, and creates meaningful memories. The course begins at the lake, heads to the soccer field road, crosses the bridge, continues about half a mile to the right, then turns around and returns to the lake for the finish. Shirts are guaranteed for all registrants. Registration fees vary by date, with a higher price on race day.
Community Park in Barboursville, WVPinball League
A pinball league held at Old North Arcade is open to players of every skill level. No registration is needed, and walk-up play is available.
Old North ArcadeYoga Hike at Central Park
Explore Ashland’s Central Park and the nearby Betty & Charles Russell Trail on a yoga hike that blends gentle movement with time in nature. Participants meet by the park’s pond, then make their way to the Hilton Ave. trailhead. The route includes a 1.2-mile trail segment, and the walk to and from the trailhead brings the total distance to about 2 miles. Move at your own pace with opportunities to pause for photos or a quick yoga pose. After returning to the pond, the outing wraps up with a yoga session suitable for all levels. Please bring your own towel or mat. Dressing for the weather, wearing closed-toed shoes with good tread, and carrying water and any personal items are recommended. Yoga hikes are appropriate for most fitness levels. The cost is $15 per person, with a $12 rate for Eternal Yoga members.
Ashland's Central ParkThe Pool Hall’s Sunday Night Tournament
The Pool Hall hosts a weekly 8-ball tournament featuring races to 2 under BCA rules. The entry is $5 with a $5 side pot, and a big Break and Run pot adds a shot at extra cash. It suits players who want to compete, practice under pressure, or simply enjoy some tournament action. Expect quick matches, solid competition, and a lively pool hall atmosphere.
Sunday Brunch
Stop by Tuscan Prime for brunch.
Tuscan Prime Italian ChophouseSunday SIP
Service industry professionals can enjoy half-priced drinks and a complimentary $10 Power Card every Sunday starting at 9 PM until closing time. This offer requires redemption with a team member and proof of employment at a restaurant, hotel, or amusement park. Acceptable proof includes uniforms, name tags, employee ID cards, or logging into an employee portal on a personal mobile device. Some restrictions may apply, and participation may vary.
Dave & Buster'sNovel Tea Book Club - April
A welcoming book club brings readers together for warm conversation with tea and biscuits in a cozy setting. The current selection is Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard, set in a society divided by the color of its people’s blood, where silver-blooded elites with extraordinary abilities rule over red-blooded commoners. Mare Barrow, a seventeen-year-old from the impoverished Stilts, is drawn into the Silver Palace and discovers a power of her own that challenges the established order. To contain the risk she represents, the Silvers present her as a lost princess and pair her with a prince, while she quietly supports the Red Guard. The story navigates secrecy, shifting allegiances, and dangerous choices. Copies are available at the Midland branch during open hours. For questions, contact Tiffany at tseibert@thebookplae.org.
Boyd County Public Library - Ashland BranchStar Wars: The Empire Strikes Back
Sponsored by E.P. Leach and Sons, this event features Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back. The story follows the Rebels as they escape Imperial pursuit on the icy world of Hoth, while Luke Skywalker travels to Dagobah to learn from Jedi Master Yoda. Darth Vader sets a trap in Cloud City, seeking to draw Luke toward the dark side. Admission is $5 for a single movie or $10 to see all three, plus tax and fees.
Keith-Albee Performing Arts CenterBuy one, Get one FREE TAVERN PIES - EVERY MONDAY
Enjoy a buy one, get one free special on tavern pies at The Library.
Point Pleasant JV Baseball @ Lincoln County
Lincoln County’s JV baseball team in Hamlin, West Virginia hosts Point Pleasant for a nonconference matchup on the home field. A season recap is included.
Lincoln County High SchoolEPA Varsity Baseball @ Hannan
A home non-conference varsity baseball game in Ashton, West Virginia features Hannan hosting Expression Prep Academy from Huntington. The teams meet on the diamond with Hannan on its home field.
Hannan Junior/Senior High SchoolSt. Joseph Central Varsity Baseball @ Wayne
Wayne’s varsity baseball team from West Virginia hosts St. Joseph Central of Huntington for a non-conference game on the home field. This matchup brings together two high school programs in a contest that falls outside regular league play.
Wayne High SchoolBeginner Sewing/Quilting 101 Class
Discover the fundamentals of sewing and quilting in a relaxed, beginner-friendly class designed to help you finish one quilt block at a time. Each session focuses on core techniques and practical tips so you can steadily build skills while moving at a comfortable pace. You are welcome to bring a snack and drink, along with your sewing machine and basic notions such as a rotary cutter, thread, pins, and a seam ripper. If you are new or do not have specialized tools, guidance is available to help you build a personalized toolkit gradually. Fabric that corresponds with the Beginner Quilt Packet is available for purchase. The fee is $10 per block, with one block completed per session. No RSVP is required, and it is fine to skip sessions and return when ready. For questions, call 606-393-3994.
Ashland Book Club
The Ashland Book Club meets at Boyd County Public Library to discuss The Birds of Opulence by Crystal Wilkinson. The novel follows the Goode-Brown family under the steady presence of Minnie Mae, a community matriarch, as they confront long-held secrets, the stigma of mental illness, and complicated family histories. It also focuses on Francine Clark, a single mother coping with the loss of her husband to a lightning strike while facing community judgment and tension with her daughter, Mona. Throughout the town of Opulence, people navigate fraught connections to the land, to one another, and to their own desires. As younger generations witness their mothers and grandmothers pass on, they grapple with the fear of inherited instability and the will to endure. Copies of the book are available at the Ashland branch whenever the library is open.
Boyd County Public LibraryTuesday Connections
Connect with local support at a community resource event on the second floor of the Huntington Department of Human Services. Attendees can meet employers who are currently hiring, talk with training and education providers, and learn about services available to individuals and families. It is designed for anyone searching for a job, exploring schooling or skill-building options, or seeking information about resources in the area. Expect conversations that help you ask questions, make meaningful contacts, and move forward on your path.
Huntington Department of Human ServicesFairview Varsity Baseball @ Chesapeake
Chesapeake, Ohio’s varsity baseball team hosts Fairview from Ashland, Kentucky for a non-conference matchup. The game takes place on Chesapeake’s home field as the two programs meet outside conference play.
Chesapeake High SchoolLoss of a Child Support Group
There is no cost to attend and anyone is welcome. For more information, contact Hospice of Huntington at 304-529-4217 or info@hospiceofhuntington.org.
Hospice of HuntingtonWizard of Oz Auditions
Alchemy Theatre is holding auditions for the musical The Wizard of Oz, directed by Nora Ankrom with music direction by Mark Smith and choreography by Fiona Reynolds. There will be two sessions, one for young performers in second grade through age 17 and another for adults 18 and older. Everyone must reserve a time slot in advance using the Google Forms listed in the event, and if a slot is full a different one must be selected. Please prepare a monologue lasting about one to two minutes and approximately thirty seconds of a song. An accompanist will be provided if you bring sheet music, or you may sing with your own recorded track. Expect a brief dance combination to be taught as part of the audition.
Geneva Kent Center for the ArtsOral Cancer Screenings
Marshall Health Network is offering free oral cancer screenings for the public at the Marshall University Medical Center Atrium. These screenings support early detection and are intended for adults, including those who may not have regular access to dental care. Appointments are encouraged and can be arranged through the Edwards Cancer Institute. Most adults 20 and older are advised to be screened at least once a year, and those at higher risk, such as tobacco users, heavy alcohol consumers, and people with a family history of cancer, may need them more frequently. Although many routine dental visits include an oral cancer screening, this community event provides an additional opportunity to be evaluated.
Marshall University Medical Center AtriumWoodrow Wilson Varsity Baseball @ Hurricane
Varsity baseball action arrives as Hurricane welcomes Woodrow Wilson from Beckley for a conference matchup. Two West Virginia programs meet on the diamond, with Hurricane at home and Woodrow Wilson on the road.
Hurricane High SchoolBeginner Crafter Gathering
After a wave of interest in beginner classes, this relaxed gathering invites newer knitters and crocheters to keep building skills with confidence. It is designed for anyone with two years or less of experience. Participants can come and go as they wish, ask questions, and get help with knitting or crochet projects when needed. All kinds of fiber crafts are welcome.
The Blue Ewe2026 Annual Dinner
At Marshall Health Network Arena, the Huntington Regional Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner, presented by The Thrasher Group, unfolds with a touch of Hollywood glamour. Guests can look forward to networking, local cuisine, and live music from the Huntington Symphony Orchestra. It is an elegant evening where business and the arts share the spotlight, and both table and individual tickets are available.
Marshall Health Network ArenaFingerless Gloves Class
Learn to knit a pair of fingerless gloves in a fast, rewarding project that turns yarn into stylish handwarmers in little time. Designed with first-time cable knitters in mind, this class uses a simple cable pattern that makes getting started approachable. Progress comes quickly, and if you need to rip back a few rows, it is easy to recover and keep moving. A follow-up session is included to check in on progress and build confidence, so you can finish with a cozy pair ready for everyday wear.
The Blue EweWriters Can Read - Chapter 2
Settle in for an evening of literary voices as LuLu Smith reads from her new novel, joined by talented storytellers from the region who will share their work.
Mario Kart Tournament
Gear up for a Mario Kart tournament at Old North Arcade, where racers go head to head and put their driving skills to the test. Aim for the top of the leaderboard with prizes and bragging rights at stake. Space may be limited, so plan to arrive early to register.
Old North ArcadeSingo
MU Cafe hosts Singo, a music-themed bingo event focused on playful competition and tunes. Specials include 25-cent boneless wings and $2 Bud Light pints, and happy hour is available. It offers a social setting with music and friendly gameplay.
Marshall Hall of Fame CafeHairball
At the Keith-Albee Performing Arts Center, Hairball delivers a rock spectacle built on 26 years of paying tribute to 80s Rock & Roll. The show honors the sound and style of legends such as Van Halen, KISS, Motley Crue, and Queen, moving through looks and eras as the stage continually transforms. With precise recreations, pyrotechnics, bold lighting, and unexpected moments, the performance celebrates rock history with the passion that has fueled the band for more than two decades.
Keith-Albee Performing Arts CenterWV Wellness & Longevity Conference
Celebrate a full day devoted to wellness and longevity at this second annual gathering. Participants explore actionable strategies, build connections, and access resources that support their own well-being, strengthen wellness in the workplace, uplift communities, and benefit the individuals they serve. The schedule includes national speakers, experts addressing each dimension of wellness, and breakout sessions woven throughout the day. Nearly 200 people come together to discover new approaches to health and to design a personalized wellness plan as the program unfolds.
St.Marys Center For EducationSolo Piano Recital
Experience a midday solo piano recital featuring pianist Johan Botes at First Presbyterian Church of Huntington. Enjoy an uplifting program in a lovely church setting, ideal for a refreshing musical break in the day. Free to attend and open to everyone.
First Presbyterian ChurchFPC CHAMBER MUSIC SERIES
Faculty and guest artists from the Marshall University School of Music present a season of chamber music featuring a range of classic and contemporary works in varied ensemble settings. Admission is free and all are welcome. Parking and entry are available at the rear between 5th and 6th Avenues.
First Presbyterian ChurchWayne Varsity Softball
Huntington hosts Wayne in a varsity softball non-conference game. Both teams are from West Virginia, with Huntington at home and Wayne as the visitor. This is an out-of-league meeting on the diamond.
Huntington High SchoolHurricane JV Baseball @ Cabell Midland
Cabell Midland’s JV baseball team in Ona, West Virginia hosts Hurricane’s JV squad for a non-conference game on the home field.
Cabell Midland High SchoolLincoln County MS/HS Invite
This event, hosted by FlexTiming.Pro (TriStateRacer.com), features middle school and high school teams competing.
Lincoln County High SchoolJohn Marshall Varsity Baseball
Spring Valley in Huntington, West Virginia hosts John Marshall from Glen Dale for a varsity baseball game that falls outside conference play. The action unfolds on Spring Valley’s home field, bringing together two in-state programs for a head-to-head meeting. It offers a clear look at how the home side matches up against a visiting opponent from another part of the state.
Spring Valley High SchoolHarmony House Renaissance Faire 2026
Experience a celebration of medieval culture at Harris Riverfront Park with the third annual Harmony House Renaissance Faire. Explore unique wares from more than 75 local artisans, enjoy a giant turkey leg, and take in live entertainment that features horseback archery, fencing, belly dancing, and more. Tickets are available online or can be purchased at the entry on the day of the event with cash or card.
Harris Riverfront ParkMay Day: A Redneck Reclamation
At West Edge Factory, a community-centered May Day gathering highlights the history and legacy of the West Virginia Mine Wars through art, music, and storytelling. Twelve digital portraits by Sassa Wilkes of pivotal figures from that era anchor the evening and serve as studies for SOLIDARITY, a large community mural in progress. Guests can view the artwork, help paint sections of the mural on polytab fabric, and take in a poetry reading. The program features an artist talk by Sassa Wilkes and a presentation on the history of May Day from Kenzie New Walker, Executive Director of the West Virginia Mine Wars Museum. Live music by Thomas Jude and Matt Mullins, plus a special appearance by Huntington’s community marching band Hoot & Holler, rounds out the celebration. Admission is free for all ages, and refreshments will be available. SOLIDARITY is a year-long public art initiative in Huntington that blends portraiture, historical imagery, and shared community stories to explore labor history and Appalachian identity through themes of unity, resistance, and collective power. Painted on polytab panels that can be completed off-site and then adhered together, the mural invites participation from people of all ages and skill levels and will be permanently installed on a 120-foot wall at West Edge Factory. Its imagery honors the Mine Wars and reclaims the word redneck in its original labor context of red bandanas as a sign of unity, with a goal of engaging 1,000 community members so the finished work reflects many voices. Once complete, it will serve as a lasting public artwork and educational landmark for Huntington.
West Edge FactoryDanny Gokey and more
Christ Temple Church hosts a stop on the Hope Nights Tour featuring Danny Gokey, We Are Messengers, and Jon Reddick in a concert centered on light, joy, and a refreshing sense of hope. Highlights include favorites such as Haven’t Seen It Yet from Danny Gokey, Wholehearted from We Are Messengers, and God, Turn It Around led by Jon Reddick. Tickets are on sale.
Christ Temple ChurchFriday Night CrossTalk
Designed for people who practice AA or NA and want something different from traditional meetings, this recovery gathering offers a comfortable, judgment-free setting to talk openly about the realities of early recovery. Expect a relaxed, low-pressure conversation with peers who share similar struggles, without lectures or feelings of being judged or bored. The focus is on supportive discussion that respects your preferred recovery pathway and helps build connection in a friendly atmosphere.
The Princess Bride Screening with Live Shadow Cast
A special presentation of The Princess Bride pairs the screening with a live shadow cast performing in sync with the film. Real-time staging amplifies the comedy, adventure, and romance, creating playful moments and interactive fun with the crowd. It suits devoted fans and first-time viewers alike, offering a new way to experience the story. Costumes are welcome, with character looks such as Westley, Buttercup, Inigo, and Fezzik especially fitting.
Foundry TheaterGuyan River Cloggers
Relay for Life at Ritter Park brings the community together for an evening centered on hope, support, and inspiration. The program moves from an opening kickoff to a closing ceremony and includes a clogging performance as part of the festivities. It is an opportunity to stand in solidarity, celebrate strength, and help make a difference, one step at a time.
Ritter ParkRelay For Life of Tri Counties
Be part of a fundraising event to help the American Cancer Society fund cancer research and patient care programs. The event supports and celebrates survivors and caregivers, offering special activities and a strong support system.
Ritter ParkMoonlight Mile: Brian Myers Memorial
At Camp Mad Anthony Wayne, this memorial for Brian Myers features Moonlight Mile, an Americana group led by Jonathan Pennington. The band began in 2021 in Sandy Hook, Kentucky, and its sound is rooted in the music that shaped Pennington during his early years.
Camp Mad Anthony WayneHuntington JV Baseball @ Cabell Midland
Cabell Midland's varsity baseball team from Ona, West Virginia hosts Huntington for a home conference matchup. Player statistics are included.
Cabell Midland High School"Silence" Artists Reception
Connect with the creators behind the themed exhibit titled “Silence” and explore their work in person. Featured artists include Ann Grimes, Laura Moul, Efi Gianna, A.D. Maynard, Lydia Ziolkowski Azzarone, Bill Hill, Ryan Denvir, and Lauryn Coffman, along with two pieces by Patricia Chapman (1944-2021). Guests can talk with the artists about their interpretations of the theme and enjoy light refreshments.
Gallery 6102026 BSA Troop 82 Spaghetti Dinner
Boy Scouts Troop 82 hosts an annual spaghetti dinner that raises funds for their summer camp.
Kenova United Methodist ChurchFirst Saturday Purposeful Steps
At Ashland’s Central Park, this community gathering honors those who gave their lives in service to freedom. It begins with a remembrance circle where the names of the fallen are read aloud, followed by purposeful steps taken in their honor through a group walk or run. Runners, walkers, and supporters are all welcome, and there is no cost to participate. The emphasis is on remembrance, community, and moving together in tribute.
Ashland's Central ParkElks Lodge #350 Saturday May 2nd 8pm-Midnight
BadKarma brings musical entertainment to the Derby day celebration at Ashland Elks Lodge #350. The performance begins after the Derby.
Ashland Elks Lodge #350Karaoke
From casual shower singers to seasoned belters, this karaoke night welcomes performers of every level. Look for buckets of domestic beer with six per bucket for $18.99, plus a longer happy hour where select appetizers, liquors, and specialty drinks are half off, with more deals in the mix.
Marshall Hall of Fame CafeSpring Festival
Experience a day of hands-on activities at Heritage Farm with artisans demonstrating their crafts, wagon rides, and opportunities to learn about farm animals. Special features include campfire cooking, glass blowing, and bread baking in a bread oven. Historic equipment will be in action with demonstrations at the sawmill, shingle mill, and gristmill, with a detailed schedule to be announced. Enjoy live music from the Stoney Point String Band. Festival exclusives include a look at the setup of the original museum at the Heritage Museum and access to the One-Room Schoolhouse, open specifically for the festival.
Heritage Farm Museum & VillageBeginner Sewing/Quilting 101 Class
Learn the fundamentals of sewing and quilting in a beginner-friendly class that focuses on completing one quilt block per session. Participants receive instruction in core techniques, practical skills, and helpful tips, all in a relaxed, work-at-your-own-pace environment. Bring a sewing machine, basic notions such as a rotary cutter, thread, pins, and a seam ripper, and a snack or drink if you like. Newcomers without specialized tools are welcome, with guidance available to build a personalized toolkit over time. Fabric that matches the Beginner Quilt Packet is available for purchase. The class fee is $10 per block, with one block completed each session. No RSVP is required, and it is fine to miss a session since everyone progresses at their own speed. For questions, call 606-393-3994. Parking is available across the street, diagonally from the entrance, and on the right side of the building as you enter.
May Day Family Play
GHPRD presents a no-cost, family friendly celebration at Westmoreland Park that welcomes the season with active play and creative fun. Partnering with the First Saturday Market at The West Edge Factory, the activities extend across the street so attendees can enjoy both indoor creativity and outdoor recreation. The GHPRD Recreation Wagon arrives stocked for play, featuring yard games for all ages, spirited group favorites like tag, foot races, and the popular parachute, along with hands-on crafts and plenty of sidewalk chalk for budding artists. Serving as a mini preview of the larger Kids to Parks Day celebration, it offers an early taste of what is ahead with options to be active, get creative, or simply relax in the park.
Westmoreland ParkMay First Saturday Art Market
At West Edge Factory, the May First Saturday Art Market celebrates Appalachian creativity with craftspeople, makers, and artists offering unique handmade goods. Live music comes from Kellogg Elementary students and Marshall University violin students, and The Wild Ramp provides farm to table food. The Turret Gallery presents May Day: A Redneck Reclamation, where visitors can see progress on the Community Mural, SOLIDARITY, and add a brushstroke to the next portrait of a key figure from the WV Mine Wars. In partnership with the Greater Huntington Parks and Recreation District, free family activities take place nearby, including yard games, hands on crafts, sidewalk chalk, and group favorites like tag, races, and the parachute. Expect kid friendly activities, interactive art, and chances to explore and create together. Admission is free and open to the public.
West Edge FactoryDerby Day
Attend a festive Kentucky Derby Party. There will be live music, and competitions such as Most Elegant, Most Creative, Most Over-the-Top, and Best Couple. Games will occur throughout the event. There will be a DIY Mint Julep & Oaks Lily bar and food specials. Proceeds benefit the Golden Girl Group Home. Admission is free. VIP tables are available for purchase, and include premium seating, a dedicated server, a charcuterie board, and sparkling wine. Drinks and food specials will be available for purchase. Attendees are encouraged to wear their finest Derby attire.
Sip Downtown BrasserieCrawl de Mayo
Celebrate Crawl de Mayo with a pub crawl in Downtown Huntington, taking place at Old North Arcade Bar. A 25% discount is available with code MAY25. Tickets may sell out.
Old North Arcade BarDerby Party & Casino Night
Celebrate and support the Marshall Men’s Basketball Team with an evening at the Cam Henderson Center featuring dinner, drinks, Derby viewing, and a lively casino night. Tickets include the meal, beverages, and access to the festivities.
Cam Henderson CenterB’nai Sholom Reverse Raffle
Now in its 30th year, the Historic Preservation Raffle offers cash awards to as many as 24 winners, totaling $18,500, with a top prize of $7,500. Tickets are $125, or $150 with insurance for an additional chance to win. To purchase tickets or request details, call 304-522-2980 or email banisholomwv@yahoo.com.
B'nai Sholom CongregationPinball League
Old North Arcade hosts a Pinball League that invites players of any experience level to take part. No registration is required, and participants can simply stop in and play.
Old North ArcadeSunday Night Tournament
The Pool Hall hosts a recurring 8-ball tournament with races 2/2 played under BCA rules. The entry fee is $5 with an optional $5 side pot, and a big break and run pot puts extra cash on the line. The format is built for quick matches and an affordable buy-in, offering a competitive atmosphere with that familiar pool hall vibe.
The Pool HallSunday Brunch
Tuscan Prime hosts a weekly brunch.
Cyber Punk Gazebo
Experience a night of electronic sounds as Decide Today tours in from Cincinnati with an industrial breakcore set in Huntington. Also appearing are Black Jelly, a noise artist from Kentucky, along with Scene, an eclectic computer music act, and Illia, an electro punk artist, both from southern Ohio. This is an all ages, sober event. Admission is $10, and the NOTAFLOF policy ensures no one is turned away for lack of funds.
Central City Gazebo ParkStar Wars: Return of the Jedi
Sponsored by E.P. Leach and Sons, Star Wars: Return of the Jedi follows Luke Skywalker, Leia Organa, and Han Solo as they reunite and join the growing Rebel fleet in a decisive bid to defeat the Empire. Emperor Palpatine oversees his forces from a new Death Star orbiting the forest moon of Endor, where the Rebels, with help from unexpected furry allies, take a stand. As Luke confronts Darth Vader aboard the battle station, Han leads a mission to disable the shield that protects it so the fleet can strike and bring the war to an end. Tickets are $5 per movie or $10 to see all three, plus tax and fees.
Keith-Albee Performing Arts CenterSchool of Medicine Golf Classic
The School of Medicine Golf Classic is an annual four-player scramble at Guyan Golf and Country Club that supports the Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine Class of 2026. A putting contest takes place throughout the tournament, with proceeds benefiting the Class of 2026 endowed scholarship and helping fund graduation week events. The day features player check in with a boxed lunch, a shotgun start, and an awards presentation followed by dinner. Registration is available for School of Medicine alumni, faculty, staff, and students at $125 for early bird or $150 standard, and for friends at $200 for early bird or $225 standard. Members of the Class of 2026 receive complimentary entry. For questions or sponsorship opportunities, contact Linda Holmes at 304.691.1711 or holmes@marshall.edu.
Guyan Golf and Country ClubSouth Charleston Varsity Softball
The Huntington (WV) varsity softball team hosts South Charleston (WV) in a home conference matchup. Player stats are noted for this game.
Huntington High SchoolHuntington JV Baseball @ Hurricane
Hurricane (WV) hosts Huntington (WV) in a varsity baseball conference matchup on Hurricane’s home field.
Hurricane High SchoolLincoln County MS/HS Invite
This is the official MileSplit meet page for the Lincoln County MS/HS Invite. The event is hosted by FlexTiming.Pro in Hamlin, West Virginia.
Lincoln County High SchoolSounds Exploration
Settle into a soothing session with Sounds with Sarah featuring the resonant tones of crystal singing bowls. This gentle, sound centered experience invites children and their caregivers to slow down, breathe, and reset together. Kids can listen to soft, shimmering vibrations, enjoy a calm, sensory rich setting, and take part at whatever level feels right for them. Suited for toddlers through early elementary ages with a caregiver. Admission covers participation, and no reservations are required.
Huntington Children's MuseumGreenup County Varsity Baseball @ Huntington
Huntington, West Virginia’s varsity baseball team hosts Greenup County of Greenup, Kentucky for a non-conference matchup on the home field. This head-to-head meeting features the home side welcoming the visiting Greenup County squad for varsity action.
Greenup County High SchoolMother’s Day Market
Celebrate the women who inspire you at a festive Mother’s Day Market at Visions Event Venue. Browse a curated selection of one of a kind gifts, fresh blooms, and tasty bites from local vendors while enjoying a little pampering along the way. Whether you are choosing something special for a parent, surprising a friend, or treating yourself, the marketplace offers a variety of options to help you honor the mothers in your life.
Visions Event VenueWestmoreland DAR Book Club Meeting
The book discussion centers on America's Daughter by Celeste De Blasis, the first novel in the America's Daughter Trilogy. The format suits readers at any stage, fostering lively conversation and fellowship. The gathering takes place at the Chapter Headquarters and is also available via Zoom, with the link shared through email and the Messenger group. Light desserts will be provided, and attendees may bring something to share or simply enjoy what is available.
Westmoreland ChapterKOA Care Camp Weekend
KOA Care Camp Weekend at Huntington / Fox Fire KOA Holiday features a special offer at this participating campground. Stay for one night and receive the following night at 50 percent off. The discount does not apply to cabins or deluxe RV sites. In addition, 50 percent of the funds from that second night will be donated.
Huntington / Fox Fire KOA HolidayFriday Night Drum Circle
A community drum circle at the Unitarian Fellowship of Huntington Church offers a cathartic session of shared rhythm and sound. Participants are encouraged to bring an instrument of any kind, whether traditional or improvised. If it makes noise, it is welcome.
Unitarian Fellowship of Huntington ChurchCharity Murder Mystery Dinner
The annual Lions Club murder mystery charity dinner features a 1950s-themed whodunit that invites guests to dress in era-inspired attire. Held at the Elks club in downtown Ashland, it blends playful sleuthing with a good cause. Individual tickets are $75, and a limited number of corporate sponsor tables remain. Capacity is limited. For details or availability, reach out on Facebook or call 606-571-2124.
Ashland Elks Lodge #350Mom, Maman, Madre: Celebrating Mothers Around the World
Celebrate mothers and caregivers with a museum-wide experience that highlights traditions from around the world. Interactive stations throughout the museum guide families from West Virginia, the birthplace of Mother’s Day, to Australia, Mexico, France, Brazil, and Kenya through crafts, music, design activities, and hands-on play. Make maracas and medals, try out bold pattern designs, and create flower-themed crafts while discovering the many ways love is shared across cultures. Admission covers participation in these activities.
Huntington Children's MuseumLonesome River Band
Lonesome River Band brings its acclaimed bluegrass sound to Fly In Cafe for a live performance. For decades, the group has stood among the genre’s most respected names and has been recognized five times by the International Bluegrass Music Association. This concert highlights the band’s enduring artistry and reputation.
Fly In CafePoint Pleasant JV Baseball @ Spring Valley
Spring Valley from Huntington, West Virginia hosts Point Pleasant of West Virginia for a varsity baseball matchup that does not affect conference standings. The action unfolds on Spring Valley’s home field, bringing two in-state programs together on the diamond.
Spring Valley High SchoolAll Your Friends
Tickets are available for a performance by All Your Friends: The Indie Party.
The LoudMother's Day Brunch
Hosted by the EHFWB Ladies Aid at England Hill Free Will Baptist Church, this Mother’s Day Brunch honors the women who enrich our lives, including mothers, grandmothers, daughters, sisters, mentors, and friends. Guests can enjoy a shared meal, friendly conversation, and uplifting moments that celebrate those who nurture both home and church life. Registration is available for individuals or groups.
Our Night To Shine
Experience a memorable prom celebration at Boyd County Fairgrounds. This free event welcomes individuals ages 15 to 21 with special needs for an inclusive night of fun. An RSVP is requested to reserve a spot.
Boyd County FairgroundsSkills USA Spring Car Show
Car enthusiasts can explore a spring showcase hosted by the Cabell County Schools Woody Williams Center for Advanced Learning and Careers at Huntington Mall, set on the front side of the Williams Center. All proceeds benefit students as they take part in SkillsUSA events and competitions. The day features prizes and drawings. Registration is underway, with details provided on the event flyer. The event welcomes participants and spectators from Cabell and surrounding counties.
Huntington MallACTC Car Show and Vendor Fair
This community car show and vendor fair welcomes vehicle enthusiasts, makers, and food trucks, with on-site registration available at the security checkpoint by the gate. Vehicle entry is $15. Makers market spaces are $25 for 10x10 or 10x20 footprints. Food truck registration is $50 and limited to four. A Split the Pot drawing will be offered at $5 per ticket or five for $20, and there is no need to be present to win. Sponsorships are available. Proceeds support the Greatest Needs Fund at Ashland Community and Technical College, benefiting students and programs across the campus. For details, contact as\_foundation@kctcs.edu.
Ashland Community and Technical College - College Drive CampusIgnite Appalachia Makers Market
Set at Ashland Community & Technical College, this upscale open air market features original artwork, antiques, apparel, jewelry, handmade goods, architectural salvage, outdoor furnishings, artisan foods, and seasonal plantings, with more to discover. Created in partnership with Friends of Portsmouth, Dragonfly Village, Ashland Community & Technical College, and the ECDI Women’s Business Center of Central Appalachia, it spotlights Southern Ohio and the creativity of talented, passionate vendors.
Ashland Community & Technical CollegeOur 2nd Local Market : Mother’s Day Edition
This Mother’s Day edition marks the second Local Market and features a relaxed sip and shop experience. Enjoy a beverage while browsing goods from local artisans, with live music and a food truck contributing to the lively farmers market atmosphere.
Henson & Kitchen Mortuary & Cremation ServicesThe Art of Presence: Sacred Practices for Caring for Self and Others
This workshop focuses on cultivating mindful presence for personal well-being and for caring relationships, especially in moments when extra attention and support are needed. Through simple, accessible practices, participants learn to steady themselves, reconnect with the present, and meet both their own experience and the needs of others with greater awareness and authenticity. The session includes breathing techniques that support regulation and clarity, gentle movement for self-care and for sharing in supportive settings, and restorative shapes that invite deep rest and balance. It also offers practices that nurture compassion and presence, skills for deep listening and attuned connection, and the thoughtful use of essential oils to encourage grounding and relaxation. To bring everything together, the experience closes with a sound bath and guided meditation that weave the teachings into a felt sense of calm, compassionate presence and open-hearted connection. Participants leave with clear, practical tools to care for themselves and to embody a steady, caring presence when supporting others, highlighting how tending to oneself naturally deepens the capacity to be present with those around us.
BDY StudiosBlooms & Brunch: A Mother's Day Celebration @ The Coin Harvey
Celebrate Mother’s Day with a flower-filled brunch experience at The Coin Harvey. The event features two seatings, each limited to 40 guests, with tickets priced at $65 per person. Guests select an entrée at the table, choosing from a savory chicken salad plate served with toasted French bread, crispy chicken tenders with mini Belgian waffles, shrimp and grits topped with red-eye gravy, or steak frites with crispy potatoes and peppercorn gravy. Sides include deviled eggs, caramelized sweet potatoes, cheesy grits, French onion soup, broccoli salad, and a melon, feta and prosciutto combination. Dessert offerings range from cheesecake with toppings like strawberry, blueberry, caramel or cookie butter to homemade whipped cream, plus macarons in raspberry, lemon, matcha and lavender, along with chocolate-dipped bacon, strawberries and pineapple. Beverages include sweet tea, pink lemonade punch, a coffee bar and water. Every mother is welcomed with a flower upon arrival.
Coin Harvey HouseMother's Day Brunch Buffet
Celebrate Mother’s Day with a generous brunch buffet filled with savory stations and sweet finishes. Carvers will be slicing ham finished with a brown sugar glaze and herb roasted beef, and there is a chilled shrimp cocktail display on ice. Crepes are prepared to order. The spread continues with mini quiches, a tiramisu inspired French toast bake, pork and turkey breakfast sausages, applewood smoked bacon, fresh seasonal fruit, a strawberry and champagne salad, lemon ricotta pasta, warm croissants, honey glazed carrots with dill, five cheese macaroni and cheese, seasonal green beans, and roasted rosemary potatoes. Little ones can enjoy mini pancakes with plenty of fun toppings. A chef curated dessert selection rounds out the meal. Pricing is $52.95 for adults, $14.95 for ages 7 to 12, and children under 6 are free. For reservations, call 606-393-1275 or 606-585-7749.
Virginia Tech Hokies at Marshall Thundering Herd Baseball
College baseball at Jack Cook Field features the Marshall Thundering Herd hosting the Virginia Tech Hokies. This matchup places visiting Virginia Tech on the diamond against the home team in a showcase of collegiate play.
Jack Cook FieldMOTHER DAUGHTER PAJAMA PARTY
Settle in for a Y2K-themed mother daughter pajama party at Camp Mad Anthony Wayne, highlighted by a screening of 13 Going on 30 starring Jennifer Garner. Expect a classic sleepover feel with lighthearted games, creative craft activities, and a relaxed movie experience that encourages shared laughs and quality time. Comfy pajamas and fuzzy slippers fit the theme. Tickets are $20 per pair, and there is no additional charge for extra daughters. For more information, contact Sydney DeVaney at sdevaney@ghprd.org or 304-696-5954.
Camp Mad Anthony WayneMan Varsity Baseball @ Wayne
Wayne (WV) hosts Man (WV) in a non-conference varsity baseball matchup. It is a home game for Wayne. Player statistics are included for those following individual performances.
Wayne High SchoolOld North Arcade Bar and Kitchen Presents: Bernie's Adoption Event
Old North Arcade Bar and Kitchen presents an adoption event at Old North Arcade in collaboration with Bernie's Buddies Rescue & Advocates, Inc. The focus is on supporting rescue efforts and helping adoptable dogs connect with potential families through fundraiser items for sale, an adoption board to browse, and relaxed meet-and-greets with the pups. Same-day adoptions are not available, but applications will be provided.
Old North Arcade BarClassic Old Hollywood Movie Night
Step into the golden age of cinema with a nostalgic screening that begins with a vintage-style cartoon before the main feature. The spotlight presentation is the 1939 classic The Wizard of Oz. Guests are welcome to arrive dressed as their favorite character from Oz. Popcorn and drinks will be available.
Barboursville WV Cars & Coffee
A casual meetup for automotive enthusiasts to gather, check out cars, and enjoy coffee or another non-alcoholic drink while chatting with fellow fans. The focus is on friendly conversation and time spent appreciating vehicles in a relaxed setting.
HIMG - Huntington Internal Medicine GroupRamsdell Run 5K
Runners and walkers gather for the inaugural Ramsdell Run 5K at Mitch Stadium, following a route through the Town of Ceredo. The event supports the chapter’s historic preservation efforts, offering a community-focused way to contribute while staying active.
Mitch StadiumBlood Bought
Find tickets for Blood Bought at Barboursville Amphitheater.
Barboursville Amphitheater2nd Annual The Pacemakers 5K Presented By The Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School Of Medicine
This second annual 5K, presented by the Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine, supports medical student health, physical activity, and wellbeing. Proceeds help subsidize student entry fees for races such as the Marshall Marathon and enable the Pacemakers to organize activities that encourage their peers to stay active throughout the year. The course begins at the lake, follows the soccer field road, crosses the bridge, continues a half mile to the right to a turnaround, then returns to the lake to finish. Shirts are guaranteed to all registered participants. Tiered registration fees are available at 25, 30, and 35 dollars depending on the registration window. The event takes place at Community Park in Barboursville, WV.
Community ParkSecond Annual Pacemakers 5K Run/Walk
Set at Barboursville Community Park, this 5K run and walk is presented by The Pacemakers in collaboration with the Men’s Health Organization at the Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine. Led by students, the event promotes an active medical student community, and proceeds support wellness by helping subsidize race entry fees such as the Marshall Marathon and by funding Pacemakers activities that encourage year-round movement. Participants can expect a scenic out-and-back route that begins and ends by the lake, door prize giveaways with refreshments, and a shirt for every registered entrant. Trophies will be awarded to the top three overall male and female finishers, with additional recognition for the top three in each male and female age group, and individuals will receive only one award. On-site registration will be available. Runners, walkers, and supporters are welcome, offering students, faculty, and community members a chance to connect around health and well-being outside the classroom and clinic.
Barboursville Community ParkCommunity Cares Week
Now in its fifth year, Community Cares Week: Giving Back to the Herd brings together alumni, students, faculty, staff, and neighbors to volunteer on projects that enhance and beautify Marshall University’s campuses and the surrounding communities. Participation is open to the Marshall community and the public, with options to lend a hand on campus or from hometowns through alumni networks. The effort has grown steadily, with more than 1,000 volunteers contributing over 3,400 service hours last year. Staff members play a key role by helping lead projects and support daily activities. University leadership highlights the week as a testament to the community’s shared purpose and pride. Those who sign up receive a T-shirt, lunch on the day they serve, and entry into door prize drawings. Anyone unable to take part in person can still support the cause through an Amazon wish list that includes bottled water, sunscreen, and grab-and-go snacks to help power volunteers’ work.
Marshall UniversityCharlottesville Blues at Patuxent Football Athletics
There are tickets available for Charlottesville Blues FC at Joan C. Edwards Stadium.
Joan C. Edwards StadiumFreeze
An audacious tour rolls into The Loud as part of a sprint of fifty shows across all fifty states in just thirty days. An indie star in a small car undertakes a never-before-dreamt journey across the country, celebrating everything DIY in its most beautiful form. This West Virginia stop brings that nationwide momentum to the stage.
The LoudNew Life Gospel Music Association
At New Life Gospel Music Association, The McGowans bring Southern Gospel music highlighted by close family harmonies, uplifting testimony, and Christ-honoring songs that direct hearts toward hope. This faith-focused program shares messages of encouragement through music and testimony.
New Life Gospel Music AssociationBrewgrass 2026
BrewGrass celebrates the local craft beer scene in Huntington with a day of tasting, music, and food at Heritage Station. Attendees can explore more than seventy varieties, from bright, easy-drinking styles to robust, hop-forward pours. Live bands set the soundtrack while area food vendors serve up bites, creating a lively atmosphere. Additional event details will be shared soon.
Heritage StationWings of Wonder: WV Birds of Prey @ Beech Fork State Park
Experience an up-close look at West Virginia’s birds of prey at Beech Fork State Park. This free program welcomes all ages and features six native raptor ambassadors, including live owls, falcons, a raven, a hawk, and bald eagle Regis. Discover their habitats, diets, remarkable abilities, and the challenges they encounter in the wild. Pick up practical tips for helping wild birds and take part in a Q&A during this award-winning interactive presentation. Meet at the Main Building pavilion.
Beech Fork State ParkWings of Wonder: WV Birds fof Prey @ Beech Fork State Park
At Beech Fork State Park, the Wings of Wonder program highlights West Virginia’s birds of prey in an award-winning interactive presentation that is free, open to the public, and welcoming to all ages. Experience six native raptor ambassadors up close, including live owls and falcons, a raven, a hawk, and the bald eagle Regis. Hear about the habitats they occupy, the foods they rely on, the remarkable abilities they possess, and the threats they face. Pick up practical tips for helping wild birds and take part in a question-and-answer segment during the program. Meet at the Main Building pavilion.
Beech Fork State ParkNancy's School of Dance 63rd Annual Recital
The 63rd annual recital from Nancy's School of Dance takes place at Spring Valley High School in West Virginia. Tickets are available on site and may also be purchased at the studio ahead of the performance.
Spring Valley High School (West Virginia)ZZ Top & Dwight Yoakam: Dos Amigos Tour
ZZ Top and Dwight Yoakam bring the Dos Amigos Tour to Marshall Health Network Arena, with support from Wesko.
Marshall Health Network ArenaBrew Grass WV 2026
Brew Grass WV 2026 features live music alongside craft beers, ciders, and seltzer from the Appalachian region. Taking place at Heritage Station in Huntington, West Virginia, it showcases regional flavors and performances in one gathering.
Taps at HeritageAnnapolis Blues FC at Patuxent Football Athletics
Tickets are available for a match between Annapolis Blues FC and Patuxent Football Athletics.
Joan C. Edwards StadiumChristopher's Eats
Enjoy a live comedy show at Christopher's Eats.
Christopher's EatsHuntington WV - Jose Andres
Jose Andres takes the stage for a live event at the Joan C. Edwards Performing Arts Center in Huntington. Tickets are available and are backed by a 100 percent guarantee.
Joan C. Edwards Performing Arts CenterCelebrate! Recital 2026
Enjoy a faith-centered dance recital at the Huntington High School Auditorium that highlights joy, gratitude, and the celebration of everyday blessings. The program features pieces inspired by favorite occasions such as Valentine’s Day, St. Patrick’s Day, Independence Day, the National Day of Prayer, and Mother’s Day, along with uplifting music that encourages making each day meaningful. Rooted in worship and gladness, the event reflects on God’s good gifts and takes inspiration from Scripture, including Psalm 100, Philippians 4:4, Psalm 90:12, and Psalm 118:24.
Huntington High School WVTSEC HORSE SHOW #1
Featuring riders at different skill levels, TSEC Horse Show #1 presents a full slate of equestrian competition at Barboursville City Park. Events include show jumping, dressage, and halter classes for spectators to enjoy. The day highlights a spirit of teamwork and fair play. Registration takes place before the show begins.
Barboursville City Park2026 State Games of West Virginia Trail Run
Set at Heritage Farm in Huntington, this trail race is part of the 2026 State Games of West Virginia. Participants of any age or experience level can choose from three distances, with options around 11 kilometers, 5 kilometers, or 1 mile. Routes wind through shaded woods and gentle, rolling hills, combining natural scenery with a satisfying off road challenge. Runners can compete for medals or simply enjoy time on Heritage Farm’s trails.
Heritage FarmSummer Reading Kickoff Party
A community celebration marks the start of the 2026 Summer Reading Program at Central Park Bandstand beside the library, built around the Unearth a Story theme. The festivities feature inflatables, a visit from Peanut the Clown, and treats from Kona Ice and Sweet & Sassy Treats.
Boyd County Public Library - Ashland BranchDTC's 25th Annual Valentine Celebration
For 25 years, Developmental Therapy Center has celebrated love, spectacular performances, and memorable moments. This milestone 25th annual celebration, presented by The Wing 2 Wing Foundation, will be held at Willow Ridge Events. Guests can look forward to a delicious dinner, an open bar with signature drinks, and a lineup of entertainment that includes a high energy Dessert Dash, a silent auction with unique items, and the ever popular Heads or Tails game. The Local Celebrity Lip Sync Battle brings community organizations to the stage to compete for the crown, and a KISS tribute encore features Brad Smith, Barry Burgess, Toney Stroud, and Jimmy Lundy. As the night winds down, the dance floor opens for requested favorites from the 1970s through the 2000s. This celebration supports DTC’s therapy services for children and adults with disabilities in the community. Black tie optional.
Willow Ridge EventsMilitary & Veterans Appreciation Picnic
The Military & Veterans Appreciation Picnic returns to Harris Riverfront Park to honor service members and veterans with a community gathering. This year celebrates the event’s 15th anniversary. Help spread the word to current military members and veterans. Sponsors and organizations interested in hosting a booth that benefits veterans or their families are encouraged to get in touch. For sponsorships or booth inquiries, contact Toni Ferguson at 304-634-1571 or veteranmilitarypicnic@gmail.com, or reach Ron Wroblewski at 740-446-1795.
Harris Riverfront Park 10th St & Veterans Memorial Blvd, Huntington, WVChristmas in Narnia 2026 Auditions (ages 7 to 12)
Young dancers ages 7 to 12 can audition for “Christmas in Narnia” 2026 at True Impact Dance Studio. Now in its 11th year, this Christ-centered children’s ballet is a longstanding community tradition. Auditions are open to dancers ages 7 and up, and this session is designated for ages 7 to 12. A mandatory Parent Information Meeting will be held at True Impact Dance Studio. Students do not need to be members of the studio to audition for group roles, but all participants must follow the rehearsal schedule. A $25 audition fee applies to non-members. Dancers should arrive 15 to 20 minutes early to check in. Female dancers should wear a solid color leotard with pink or skin toned tights and pink or skin toned ballet technique shoes, and long hair should be secured in a dancer’s bun. Males should wear a solid t-shirt with boys’ black gymnastics or ballet pants and black or white ballet shoes.
Brown Water Revival Bourbon Bash
Brown Water Revival Bourbon Bash returns with a refreshed name and venue while preserving its hallmark experience. Marking the fourteenth year at Legacy Estates, the celebration honors Kentucky bourbon culture with creative touches such as barrel fountains by Small Batch Bourbon Art and intricate bottle displays. This year’s private select barrel is Four Roses. Live music from Josh Brown & the Hard Livin Legends sets the soundtrack as the aromas of Cassady’s BBQ, smoked on-site, and Matney’s Wood Fired Pizza fill the air, with additional treats from Brie & Honey and Frosted. Between the music and food, attendees can take a seat for Texas Hold’em, try their luck at bourbon bingo, or enjoy recipes for old fashions prepared by Grateful Spirits. A silent auction showcases premium bourbons curated by Doug Herron of Ashland Beverage Centre along with gift baskets and other items. FatAsh Cigars rounds out the evening in an outdoor cigar lounge crafted by Bougie Bits. For collectors, raffle tickets will be available for a chance to win a bottle of O.F.C.
Huntington Water Lantern Festival by Light The Night
A tranquil evening unfolds by the water as handcrafted lanterns, personalized with messages, wishes, and dreams, are set afloat at dusk. Participants receive a lantern to decorate and release onto the calm surface, where the warm glow and soft ripples create a shimmering scene suited to reflection and connection. The gathering highlights community and shared moments, welcoming friends, families, and newcomers to honor themes of love, hope, and aspiration together. The glow of floating lights transforms the shoreline into a peaceful celebration from first launch to the final lantern drifting away.
Huntington West VirginiaFirst Saturday Purposeful Steps
At Ashland's Central Park, this free, first-Saturday gathering brings the community together to honor those who gave their lives in service. It begins with a shared moment of remembrance as the names of the fallen are spoken aloud, followed by participants taking meaningful steps in their honor. Runners, walkers, and supporters are all welcome, with the focus on reflection, gratitude, and community.
Ashland's Central ParkEmergence: Art by Robby Moore and Jamey Biggs
The June First Saturday Market will host the opening of an exhibition featuring artists Robby Moore and Jamey Biggs. The event is free and open to the public, and information about an artist talk will be announced. Jamey Biggs, who grew up in Summersville, West Virginia, holds a Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art, a Bachelor of Science in Art Education, and an MFA in Ceramics from Indiana State University. He is a Professor of Art at Concord University in Athens, West Virginia, where he has taught Ceramics and Sculpture for more than two decades and has overseen the building of both permanent and experimental ceramic kilns. Since 2004 he has directed the Arthur Butcher Art Gallery in the Alexander Fine Arts Center and led the visiting artist program that brings free demonstrations by nationally recognized ceramic artists to Athens while fostering international exchange. His practice centers on ceramics and draws on Appalachian life through sculpture and functional forms, with work shown in exhibitions at both national and local levels. Robby Moore, born and based in Beckley, West Virginia, is a mixed media artist with a Bachelor of Art in Studio Arts and a minor in Theatre from Concord University. Active since 1999 as an exhibitor and curator, he is also a theatrical director and has worked professionally as a scenic designer and artist, costumer, actor, technician, and marionette puppeteer. He serves as West Virginia’s first Arts Extension Educator for West Virginia Creative Network and WVSU Extension Service. His work has appeared in venues including the Juliet Art Museum, Marshall School of Art and Design, West Liberty University, The Huntington Museum, Carnegie Hall, Morehead University, and Concord University. Moore layers accessible techniques and materials to build patina, honoring Appalachian traditions of resourcefulness, ingenuity, saving, and nostalgia. Using theatrical language, coded symbols, and memories from southern West Virginia, he creates crafted objects presented as paintings, with current themes exploring isolation, obligation, time, and celebration.
🛼 Skate the Distance: Mexico Mission Fundraiser 🇲🇽
A community skating fundraiser at Garden Roller Rink supports a family of seven preparing for a mission trip to Mexico. The effort aims to share the gospel, serve others, and meet practical needs, reflecting the call of Matthew 28:19 to make disciples of all nations. Funds raised will help cover travel, food and daily necessities, and materials for ministry and outreach. Admission is $20 per person and includes skate rental along with one raffle ticket for door prize drawings. Guests can look forward to open skating for all ages, upbeat music, giveaways throughout the event, on-site exclusive raffles, and concessions available for purchase. Every lap, ticket, and raffle entry contributes to the mission, turning time on wheels into tangible support.
Garden Roller RinkSafety Town Bike Rodeo
Bring a bike and a helmet to pedal around Safety Town at a bike rodeo. This event is free. KidsFest is a multi-day festival where local businesses, organizations, and community members present a range of family friendly activities that celebrate children. It highlights cherished community offerings and welcomes new additions, with returning features like the teddy bear clinic, MessFest, a food tasting, and a cardboard boat race. The festival raises funds for the Huntington Children’s Museum.
Safety Town - Huntington, WVKidsFest
KidsFest is a lively multi day celebration of children that brings together local businesses, organizations, and community members for a wide range of family friendly activities. The festival showcases beloved community gems and opens the door to new discoveries. As a fundraiser for the Huntington Children’s Museum, it features returning favorites like the teddy bear clinic, MessFest, food tasting, and a cardboard boat race, along with new programs from the Zoology Zone Science Center, Three Rivers Aviation Center, Cincinnati Museum Center, and Mr. Science with Hooked on Science. Admission details will be determined by sponsorship support, with pricing to be announced. Those interested in covering admission costs can contact Tosha Pelfrey at tosha.pelfrey@hcmkids.org.
Huntington Children's MuseumKid Fit KidsFest Masterclass
Hosted at We Are Kid Fit, this 45 minute masterclass combines energetic fitness circuits with kid friendly learning. Participants move through two individual circuits and a collaborative team circuit, then explore emotional regulation, basic physical anatomy, and nutrition. It is designed for children ages 1 to 14, and the cost is $15 per child. The session is presented as part of KidsFest, a multi day community celebration featuring family friendly activities, highlights such as the teddy bear clinic, MessFest, a food tasting, and a cardboard boat race, plus new programs, all in support of the Huntington Children’s Museum.
We Are Kid FitPasted Paper Landscape
At the Huntington Museum of Art, children will use torn paper and glue to build a layered landscape scene. By stacking shapes from the far background to the close foreground, each ripped piece becomes a landform or detail in a peaceful countryside view. The project is straightforward, encourages imagination, and is welcoming for kids of every age. KidsFest is a lively, multi-day celebration of children that brings together local businesses, organizations, and community members for a range of family activities. It highlights beloved favorites such as the teddy bear clinic, MessFest, food tasting, and the cardboard boat race, while also introducing new programs. The festival serves as a fundraiser for the Huntington Children’s Museum.
Huntington Museum of ArtToddler Time Tuesday
Families with young children can enjoy a brief storytime followed by an interactive activity in the Center Court at Huntington Mall. Admission is free. Also highlighted is KidsFest, a multi-day festival that brings together local businesses, organizations, and community members for family-friendly activities. It showcases returning favorites such as a teddy bear clinic, MessFest, food tasting, and a cardboard boat race, and it will add new programs as well. KidsFest supports the Huntington Children’s Museum.
Huntington MallLife-size Board Games
Board game enthusiasts can experience larger-than-life versions of classic favorites set up in the Center Court at Huntington Mall, including giant Chutes and Ladders, Jenga, Connect Four, and more. Admission is free. KidsFest is a multi-day celebration of children that unites local businesses, organizations, and community members for a wide range of family activities, with returning highlights like a teddy bear clinic, MessFest, food tasting, and a cardboard boat race, plus new programs in 2026. The festival serves as a fundraiser for the Huntington Children’s Museum.
Huntington Mall, Barboursville, WV 25504, United StatesBonus Power Hour
Hosted by We Rock the Spectrum - Huntington, this free bonus hour of open play features a zip line, crash pit, trampoline, climbing mountain, swings, and more. KidsFest is a multi-day celebration that brings together local businesses, organizations, and community members with family-friendly activities. It highlights returning favorites such as the teddy bear clinic, MessFest, food tasting, and a cardboard boat race, along with new programs, and serves as a fundraiser for the Huntington Children’s Museum.
Open Art Afternoon
Explore your creative side at Art Cellar with hands-on projects you can make, then take with you. Enjoy time dedicated to art-making and leave with something you created.
Art CellarFlatland Cavalry Tickets
Flatland Cavalry brings red dirt country to Paramount Theater Ashland Ky with layered vocal blends, twang-laced guitars, and candid storytelling. Look forward to a soulful set featuring poetic lines and choruses built for singing along.
Paramount Theater Ashland KyFlatland Cavalry: Work of Heart Tour | Ashland, KY
Flatland Cavalry brings the Work of Heart Tour to Paramount Arts Center in Ashland, KY, joined by special guests Sons of Habit. This all ages concert features reserved seating.
Paramount Arts Center35th Annual Old Central City Days
Now in its 35th year, this community festival shines a light on glass artistry and the power of storytelling. Hosted by the Old Central City Association, it honors Central City’s creative spirit, independent businesses, and the industrial roots that once made the area a manufacturing hub. Historic homes and original storefronts frame the experience, and longtime fixtures such as Heiners’ Bakery reflect the pride of the Tri-State. Today the neighborhood is recognized as the Antique Capital of West Virginia, with shops featuring vintage furniture, glassware, clothing, lamps, records, garden treasures, and other collectibles. This anniversary edition highlights glassmaking traditions passed from one generation to the next, including the Blenko Glass Mobile Hot Shop, and features a live recorded music program with John Ellison of the Friendly Neighbor Show spotlighting local musicians and special guests. More information about activities and the performer lineup will be shared, and vendors can submit a pre-application after reviewing updated event guidelines.
SHOT GLASS at Kenova American Legion Post 93
Shot Glass brings a selection of rock and roll spanning the 1970s through the 1990s to American Legion Post 93.
American Legion Post 93Avonek @ The Market
Avonek is set to perform at The Market in Huntington, a show they hoped to do last year but could not fit into a full calendar. They are happy to finally make it happen.
The MarketFamily Science Night
America’s “Mr. Science,” Jason Lindsey, leads a STEM-filled experience that starts with dramatic demonstrations, then moves to interactive stations where families can explore together, build problem-solving skills, and develop fine motor abilities. The focus is on hands-on discovery that sparks curiosity and creativity. Lindsey is a recognized figure in STEM education, science journalism, and meteorology. He is an award-winning author, and his second book, Big Science Experiments for Little Kids, is a bestseller on Amazon. His work has been featured on the NBC Today Show, Sherri, Fox & Friends, RFD-TV, WeatherNation, and on television stations across the United States. KidsFest is a multi-day celebration that brings together local businesses, organizations, and community members to honor children with returning favorites like the teddy bear clinic, MessFest, food tasting, and a cardboard boat race, along with new programs. The festival supports the Huntington Children’s Museum. Pricing for this event will be announced and is dependent on sponsorships. For information about admission sponsorship opportunities, email Tosha.pelfrey@ hcmkids.org.
Huntington Children's MuseumThe Ballad of WV
The Ballad of WV brings a music-focused event to the Barboursville Park Amphitheater. Artist announcements will be shared soon. Can you hear it?
Barboursville ParkDiscount Day at Heritage Farm
Heritage Farm is offering a KidsFest discount day with $5 admission for children and teens ages 3 to 17, inviting young visitors to discover everything the farm offers. Children younger than 3 receive free admission. Adult tickets are $20 for ages 18 to 64, and $16 for seniors 65 and older. This special pricing is part of KidsFest, a lively multi-day celebration that brings local businesses, organizations, and community members together around family-friendly activities. Familiar highlights include a teddy bear clinic, MessFest, food tastings, and a cardboard boat race, with additional new programs also on the way. KidsFest helps raise funds for the Huntington Children's Museum.
Heritage FarmMessFest
Prepare for delightfully messy fun with hands-on stations featuring water, foam, paint, bubbles, mud, and more. Wear old clothes and choose sandals or similar shoes, and pack a towel plus a change of clothes. Many activities are set up beneath canopies, though sunscreen may still be useful. Activities are planned for the parking lot at the Huntington Children's Museum. In the event of inclement weather, the lineup will be reduced and indoor options may be available, though not guaranteed. This experience is part of KidsFest, a multi-day community celebration that brings together local businesses, organizations, and neighbors for family friendly activities. The week highlights returning favorites such as the teddy bear clinic, food tasting, a cardboard boat race, and this messy favorite, along with new offerings. The festival raises funds for the Huntington Children's Museum. Admission details will be announced and depend on sponsorships.
Huntington Children's Museum6th Annual Juneteenth in Ashland
The sixth annual Juneteenth celebration in Ashland brings the community together at Broadway Square for music, food, and activities for all ages. Juneteenth, also known as Freedom Day, Jubilee Day, Liberation Day, and Emancipation Day, commemorates the emancipation of people who had been enslaved in the United States. The lineup features live performances by Christ Temple Church and Brett Higgins & The Family. Food trucks will serve favorites from Almost Philly and Reservoir Hogz BBQ. Look for commemorative t-shirts, face painting, and children’s activities. Hosted by Ashland for Change, C.B. Nuckolls Community Center & Black History Museum, Christ Temple Church, Christ Center Ministries, and Ashland Community & Technical College.
Broadway SquareTobyMac, Zach Williams, Seph Schlueter & Jamie Macdonald - Huntington, WV
Marshall Health Network Arena hosts a stop on a short, eight-city summer run featuring TobyMac, Zach Williams, Seph Schlueter, and Jamie MacDonald. The lineup brings high-energy performances packed with hits from TobyMac, including "Everything," "Help Is On The Way (Maybe Midnight)," and "I just need U." Zach Williams adds favorites such as "Chain Breaker" and "There Was Jesus." Rising voices Seph Schlueter and Jamie MacDonald contribute songs like "Counting My Blessings" and "Desperate." It is a loud and upbeat celebration that blends faith and a night of hits.
Marshall Health Network ArenaJosh Turner’s This Country Music Thing Tour
Josh Turner brings This Country Music Thing Tour to the Keith-Albee Performing Arts Center with the rich baritone and storytelling that have defined his career. Fans can expect favorites like Long Black Train and Why Don’t We Just Dance alongside chart-topping hits including Your Man, whose official video has surpassed 237 million views. His catalog has accumulated 6 billion global streams, and his debut album, Long Black Train, achieved RIAA Platinum status with nearly 1.5 million album sales, 1.4 million track downloads, and over 331.2 million streams to date. His latest MCA Records release, This Country Music Thing, debuted in the Top 10 on the Country Albums chart and has reached 10 million global streams. The project features Two Steppin’ On The Moon, a song that led to an invitation to perform for NASA astronauts on the International Space Station from Mission Control at Houston’s Johnson Space Center. A South Carolina native, Turner has earned three GMA Dove Award nominations and received his first win in 2021 for I Saw The Light featuring Sonya Isaacs from his I Serve a Savior album. The venue’s leadership has shared enthusiasm about welcoming Turner and his team for this performance.
Keith-Albee Performing Arts CenterAEG 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 ParkTSEC 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 177Josee McGee & BadJR Band-Free Community Concert
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 Amphitheater2nd 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 FairgroundsHAPPY 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, KYBillyCon 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.