Carriage Trail
Carriage Trail Walk June 1 | 1-4pm Enjoy the arts outside during FestivALL! Experience the charm of the Sunrise Carriage Trail as you walk along the .65 mile trail, taking in […]
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Sunrise Carriage Trail 746 Myrtle Rd., Charleston, WV, United States
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Harvest Art Fair (Saturday)
Capitol Market 800 Smith St, Charleston, WVShop from a wide variety of local and regional artisans as they display and sell their handcrafted goods at the Capitol Market! It’s the perfect time to get some of […]
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Shakespeare Remix with Vintage Theatre
Folklore Music Exchange 1025 Quarrier Street, Charleston, WVMACBETH 6:00 – 6:46PM at Folklore Music Exchange More information coming soon! SHAKESPEAREAOKE The Rustic Mechanicals are headed to FestivFALL 2025 in Charleston, WV to host one of their unique #Shakespeareaoke […]
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Harvest Art Fair (Sunday)
Capitol Market 800 Smith St, Charleston, WVShop from a wide variety of local and regional artisans as they display and sell their handcrafted goods at the Capitol Market! It’s the perfect time to get some of […]
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Carriage Trail Leaf Walk
Sunrise Carriage Trail 746 Myrtle Rd., Charleston, WV, United StatesExperience the charm of the Sunrise Carriage Trail amid fall foliage as you walk along the .65 mile trail, taking in the sights and sounds of live music, art, dance, […]
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Founders, Flora, and Feathers: Spring Hill Cemetery Tour
Spring Hill Cemetery & Arboretum 1555 Farnsworth Drive, Charleston, WV, United StatesDiscover Charleston’s Rich History on a self-guided walk through the beautiful Cemetery Grounds and Arboretum where you can enjoy magnificent views and interact along the way with: – Reenactors telling […]
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Contemporary Youth Arts Company Presents Why We Stayed
Elk City Playhouse 218 W. Washington Street, Charleston, WV, United StatesThe Forgotten Victims of Domestic Violence Speak. Tickets: $15 (Adult) $10 (student/senior). Rated PG 13 due to mature language and subject material. PURCHASE TICKETS HERE!
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Contemporary Youth Arts Company Presents Why We Stayed
Elk City Playhouse 218 W. Washington Street, Charleston, WV, United StatesThe Forgotten Victims of Domestic Violence Speak. Tickets: $15 (Adult) $10 (student/senior). Rated PG 13 due to mature language and subject material. PURCHASE TICKETS HERE!
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Contemporary Youth Arts Company Presents: “Why We Stayed”
Elk City Playhouse 218 W. Washington Street, Charleston, WV, United States“Why We Stayed: The Forgotten Victims of Domestic Violence Speak” “Why We Stayed” is a theatrical production by the Contemporary Youth Arts Company (CYAC) that explores the complex reasons people […]
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FestivALL Family Cookout
Slack Plaza, City Center 177 Summers Street, Charleston, West VirginiaMonday, May 25 | 11am – 3pm FestivALL’s newest event is coming to Slack Plaza at City Center and Summers Street! Celebrate Memorial Day the FestivALL way—grab a hot dog, […]
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William Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”
The Clay Center Sculpture Garden 1 Clay Square, Charleston, WV, United StatesThursday, May 28 | 7pm Experience the Bard’s celebration of love, magic and theater with Rustic Mechanicals, West Virginia’s only professional Shakespeare troupe, as they bring “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” […]
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“The Art of Being Yourself” — Drama Classes by Susan Pilar, Class 1
Charleston Light Opera GuildSaturday, May 30 | 10:00am – 11:00am For actors in any part of their training who want to bring more depth and authenticity to their work. You will learn essential […]
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O’Ryan the O’Mazing’s Spectacular Circus Class
Kanawha County Public LibrarySaturday, May 30 | 1pm Join O’Ryan the O’Mazing — a longtime, beloved FestivALL street performer — for this family-friendly class on the art of clowning! Learn how to build […]
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FestivALL River Cruises: Murder on the River Queen
Haddad Riverfront Park 600 Kanawha Blvd. E, Charleston, WV, United StatesSunday, May 31 | 7pm Solve this murder mystery on the open waters of the mighty Kanawha River! A sternwheeler becomes a crime scene in “Murder on the River Queen,” […]