Get your umbrellas ready for a second line parade around the Capitol Street Art Fair with Hot Jazz, Charleston’s New Orleans-style brass band.
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Carriage Trail Leaf Walk
Carriage Trail Leaf Walk
Sunday, October 20, 2024 from 1-4pm
Enjoy the arts outside during FestivFALL. Experience the charm of the Sunrise Carriage Trail amid fall foliage as you walk along the .65 mile trail taking in the sites and sounds of live music, art, dance, and more.
Enjoy vignettes by Carli Marineck
Live music TBA
Visual art by Brianna Taft
and more!Be aware that the trail is a wide gravel way approximately one half mile long and has a moderately steep incline.
Dogs on leashes are welcome.
Location/Parking: Sunrise Carriage Trail, 746 Myrtle Rd. Parking is limited. We recommend parking at Farmer, Cline, Campbell PLLC at the top of the trail or across the bridge in downtown Charleston.
Parking is limited at the bottom of top of the trail, but a trolley will run continuously from 12:45PM-4:15PM taking attendees from the top of the Carriage Trail to the Founders Day Program at Springhill Cemetery before looping back through and stopping on Capitol Street.
Thank You To Our Sponsors
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Morning Yoga & Sound
Just like the physical body, our energy and emotional systems require care and attention. When neglected, our frequency lowers and we lose the vitality and resilience to meet the demands of everyday life. It can even cause us to experience disease like chronic stress, anxiety and depression. In this free class that is accessible to beginners, experienced Practitioners and even first timers, we will use therapeutic movement, dynamic breathing, and end with a crystal bowl sound bath meditation to raise your frequency, unravel stress, nurture your nervous system and shift your state of Being. Must bring your own mats and props.
Have a few minutes to help us out? We’d love to hear from you! Take our survey below – and of course want to hear more about any event ideas and what you’d like to see at future FestivALL events! Want to volunteer for an event?
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Capitol Street Art Fair
Head downtown two days art, music, and more!
We’ve invited over 60+ local and regional artisans to sell and display their wares in bath & body, books, fine art, jewelry, glass work, pottery, photography, printmaking, woodwork, textiles and more. Live music and other entertainment will also delight you for two days of fun in the heart of Charleston, WV.
Make sure to check out the Downtown Open, the Children’s Art Fair, and more while you are there.
Check out the 2-day lineup for the City National Bank stage below!
2024 Artisans
Bath and Body-
Appalachian Botanical
Dirty Mama’s Clean Soap
Simple Minded Bath
Twisted Willow BeautyCaricatures-
Rob ClelandFace Painting-
Alto DesignsFine Art-
Charles Ott
The Doodlin’ Roo
Haley Fairchild
Hepcatz Design
Matt Smith Makes
MarisaMade
Patty Stewart Art
Sincerely MarlieJewelry-
The Artist’s Menagerie
Barefoot & Brazen
Bear Branches
Connie McColley
Jenna Gale Jewelry
Lola Grace Creations
Mick’s Media Jewelry
Moondance Art Jewelry
Mystical Crystal Jewelry
The Pretty Pickle
RingingRocks
Sacred Totems
Shea New
Teresa Gail Designs
Tower CreationsMixed Media-
Merideth YoungPhotography-
Kevin Jack Photography
Randall Sanger Photography
Reflection in a PoolPottery/Ceramics-
Diet Sweater
Ellie’s Emporium
Heatherman Pottery
Nanette Seligman
Siren Pottery
Studio Kelsie
Wingard PotteryPrintmaking-
Cat & Crow
Cathy Fulks
Echo-Lit
Eddie Spaghetti Art
Made by MeishSpecialty Food-
Hill and Holler Herbal Company
Rise and Grind Cafe
Villa DiTrapanoTextile-
Cedar Olivet Orientals
ChasingHappy
The Hippie’s Daughter
Joyful Dog Quilts
The Knotty Lady
Mary Stitches
Thomas Ruggiero
The Vandalia Co.Wax Work-
Charleston Bee WorksWood Working-
Black Locust Woodshed
Z and Z WoodcrafterCity National Bank Stage
Saturday, June 22
10am House Music
11am Hot Jazz of Charleston
12pm Mark Bates
1pm Carpenter Ants
2pm Mark Price
3pm Josh Roy
4pm Makenna Hope
5pm GoldenSunday, June 23
11am Hot Jazz of Charleston
12pm The Vans
1pm Blue Twisted Steel
2pm Brenna and the Boys
3pm Steve Himes Trio
4pm DalchordThanks to our generous sponsors
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CANCELLED – Afternoon Family Yoga
Bring the whole family to this fun and light hearted class that is accessible for everyone, even beginners! Join Nina Casto trauma-informed 500-RYT, LMT, Reiki and Sound Therapy Practitioner and Owner of The Folded Leaf Yoga and Wellness Center for an hour movement, breathwork and sound class to relax and restore. Must bring your own mats and props.
Have a few minutes to help us out? We’d love to hear from you! Take our survey below – and of course want to hear more about any event ideas and what you’d like to see at future FestivALL events!
Want to volunteer for this event?
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Carriage Trail Walk with Music, Art, Dance
Take a shaded stroll on the charming Sunrise Carriage Trail with music, dance, and art along the way.
Performances include music by Nolan Collins, an interactive jam session with Mark Davis & Andy Park, dance performances with JADCO Contemporary Dance Company, form drawing lessons with Megan Dailey and more.
Location/Parking: Sunrise Carriage Trail, 746 Myrtle Rd. Parking is limited. We recommend parking at Farmer, Cline, Campbell PLLC at the top of the trail or across the bridge in downtown Charleston.
THANK YOU to our Sponsors
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Morning Yoga & Sound
Just like the physical body, our energy and emotional systems require care and attention. When neglected, our frequency lowers and we lose the vitality and resilience to meet the demands of everyday life. It can even cause us to experience disease like chronic stress, anxiety and depression. In this free class that is accessible to beginners, experienced Practitioners and even first timers, we will use therapeutic movement, dynamic breathing, and end with a crystal bowl sound bath meditation to raise your frequency, unravel stress, nurture your nervous system and shift your state of Being. Must bring your own mats and props.
Have a few minutes to help us out? We’d love to hear from you! Take our survey below – and of course want to hear more about any event ideas and what you’d like to see at future FestivALL events!
Want to volunteer for this event?
Click Here to Volunteer!
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FestivALL Art Parade & AfterpARTy
Art Parade & AfterpARTy:
2pm-3:30pm
Arts organizations, community partners, musicians and more will parade from the Kanawha Boulevard to Slack Plaza via Summers Street in celebration of the arts in our region. As the parade winds down, the fun doesn’t stop as music, inflatables, make-and-take crafts and more take over Slack Plaza!
Parade kicks off at 2pm & AfterpARTy goes from 2pm-3:30pm!
Where does the parade take place?
Start: Kanawha Blvd. & Summers Street
End: City Center at Slack Plaza
Have a few minutes to help us out? We’d love to hear from you! Take our survey below – and of course want to hear more about any event ideas and what you’d like to see at future FestivALL events!
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Three Things: Season 9, Episode 9
Three Things: Season 9, Episode 9
FestivALL presents Season 9, Episode 9 of Three Things during FestivFALL at the Capitol Market!
The final guests of Season 9 include Secretary of the West Virginia Department of Tourism Chelsea Ruby, artist Robby Moore, andauthor/co-owner of Plot Twist Books Matt Browning.
FestivALL’s live monthly speaker series, Three Things, showcases three guests who will share insight into their personal story of where they started, what they love, and where they are going.
General Tickets: $10
Student Tickets: $5 (available day of show)Do you enjoy this series? Get ALL 9 episodes for the price of 7 by purchasing a Season 9 Pass here!
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Three Things: Season 9, Episode 8
FestivALL presents Season 9, Episode 8 of Three Things at the Capitol Market!
FestivALL’s live monthly speaker series, Three Things, showcases three guests who will share insight into their personal story of where they started, what they love, and where they are going.
This episode’s guests are Capitol Market Director Evan Osborn, Brad Gritt of Gritt’s Farm, and Manager of WV Schools of Diversion & Transition/Jobs & Hope WV Deb Harris.
General Tickets: $10
Student Tickets: $5 (available day of show)Do you enjoy this series? Get ALL 9 episodes for the price of 7 by purchasing a Season 9 Pass here!
