Free events in Martinsburg, WV

Potomac Ridge Brewing hosts line dancing with Cynthia, combining guided lessons with time for open dancing. Newcomers and experienced dancers are both welcome. All ages may attend, and children must be accompanied by their supervising adult. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. As a full service restaurant, the venue offers plenty to purchase, including pizzas, giant pretzels, cocktails, mocktails, beer and more. There is no cover charge.

Presented by DREAMWAVE Advocates Movement Alliance, this access-focused expo brings together individuals, families, service providers, agencies, businesses, community organizations, and system leaders at Holiday Inn Martinsburg. The day emphasizes community connection, resources, education, and accessibility. Attendees can visit informational and vendor tables, connect with organizations that serve the community, learn about available programs and services, and take part in learning opportunities offered throughout the day. Interpreters and students can earn CEUs by participating in workshops. Admission is free and the public is welcome. After the expo, the same venue hosts DREAM-DINGO, a Deaf-designed card game gathering that offers a relaxed way to connect through friendly competition. The event welcomes vendors, sponsors, community partners, presenters, interpreters, organizations, and service providers.

Village Caregiving marks five years with an anniversary celebration that also introduces its new location. The program includes a ceremonial ribbon cutting to recognize the milestone and officially open the space.

At Saint Thomas Lutheran Church, this free event welcomes everyone and provides a meal with coffee, connections to mental health and substance use services, information about housing and other community resources, Narcan training, clothing, hygiene supplies, and activities for children, with more available during the gathering.

Celebrate early autumn at an open air marketplace on the grounds of Blue Goose Pottery, free to attend and centered on handmade work from across West Virginia. A showcase of twenty West Virginia makers will offer pieces suited for gifting or for something special just for you. The lineup includes Blue Goose Pottery with functional stoneware, Art by Weeze known for historical drawings and pet portraits, Bee is for Basket with handwoven baskets, Book n’ Dog Treats with freshly baked dog treats, C.J. Boyette Weaving with handwoven towels and scarves, Cottage of Herbs with all natural gourmet herb products, Dancing Light Studio with jewelry in silver, copper and glass, Darling Dots Design with colorful hand painted glassware and decor, Fischer’s Custom Woodwork with furniture and decor crafted from reclaimed lumber and whiskey barrels, Happy Cat Stained Glass with panels and sun catchers, KBear Karvings with chainsaw carved wood pieces, Milkweed Rising with nature mandala art, nature photography and writing, North Mountain Apothecary with artisanal soaps and lotions, Daniel Sampson with wood turned bowls and hats, She Shed Crochet & Pieceful Things with crocheted items and wool applique, and Winston Woodcrafts with handcrafted boxes and wood decor. The Tomahawk Ruritan Club will have sandwiches, baked goods and drinks.