HUNTINGTON — COJO Music/Warner Music Nashville country singer Cody Johnson, with special guests Easton Corbin and Ian Munsick, will perform at the Mountain Health Arena at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 10.
My feelings about holidays are complicated, so I like to give warnings about upcoming “special days.”
ONA — Dana Ryder Jr., who grew up in the eastern Cabell County community of Ona, says he has always been “crafty.”
After a year and a half since its last show, the Charleston Light Opera Guild returns this week at the Clay Center with “Putting it Together.”
Homer Hickam, the West Virginia native whose "Rocket Boys" memoir was adapted into the film "October Sky," has been added to the list of featured speakers for this year's West Virginia Book Festival.
Fall in the Capital City is looking busier and busier.
Live music in Charleston has been coming back strong in the past couple of weeks.
The West Virginia Music Hall of Fame’s “West Virginia Museum of Music” will hold an open house Saturday from 1 to 6 p.m. on the second floor of the Charleston Town Center mall in the former Books-A-Million store.
I don’t have much love for heights, but I do love a good view. I’m always looking for a better one of Charleston.
Classic rock staple Lynyrd Skynyrd will return to Charleston Nov. 6 as part of the band’s Big Wheels Keep on Turnin’ tour.
The West Virginia Symphony Orchestra will celebrate West Virginia Day on June 20 with a free Pops on the Water concert at 2 p.m. at Haddad Riverfront Park in Charleston.
The COVID-19 pandemic may have derailed the traditional Vandalia Gathering this spring, but the state Division of Culture and History did name Vandalia Award winners for 2021 and honored the winners of last year’s canceled event.
The Mountain State Art and Craft Fair returns to the Cedar Lakes Conference Center, near Ripley, July 2-4.
Heavy metal legend, Judas Priest, is coming to the Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center Oct. 24.
Comedian Jeff Foxworthy will return to Charleston Sept. 17 for a show at the Municipal Auditorium.
The West Virginia Symphony returns with Symphony Sunday on June 6 with a special edition at Appalachian Power Park in Charleston.
FestivALL returns to Charleston June 13, bringing with it 10 days of art, music, theater and dance.
As the pandemic raged on and people stayed home, a lot of them dabbled in hobbies. They took up needlepoint, tried baking or maybe put in a garden for the first time.
The Alban Arts Center’s production of “The Women” came within a single crew member of being an all-woman show.
I’m not sure how the month of June became such a magnet for people setting wedding dates, particularly in West Virginia, where television weathermen might as well skip the fancy satellite monitoring and computer modeling and just check a magic eight ball.
Location is everything — and the West Virginia Symphony Orchestra will be taking full advantage of this year’s Symphony Sunday at Appalachian Power Park in Charleston next weekend.
The City of Charleston has announced the official start date for Live on the Levee, plans for street closures to accommodate outdoor dining and leisure activities for area residents as well as dates for when local splash pads should return to parks and pools.
The state will get a condensed and abbreviated version of the annual Vandalia Gathering in Charleston this weekend.
The length of my caffeine habit goes back almost as far as I can remember. I think I must have had my first cup of coffee before I took my crayons out on the first day of kindergarten.
