HUNTINGTON — West Virginia’s first resource event for LGBTQ+ teens, young adults and their allies is coming to Huntington on Saturday, April 16, to highlight health and safety for the
HUNTINGTON â A rebooted Arts Night Out is planned for 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at Heritage Station, 210 11th St. in Huntington, to celebrate the local arts scene. We re so excited to restart Arts Night Out, co-organizer Raine Klover said in a news release. We are offering a mix of indoor and outdoor activities to ensure we have enough space for social distancing and we have something for everyone. Downtown Huntington is coming alive again, and we re glad to be a part of that rebirth.
Huntington Fiction Factory will host Huntington s inaugural Literary Laureate Daniel J. O Malley, who will discuss narrative writing. The Red Caboose will host a pop-up by Barboursville artist Sassa Wilkes, who will offer prints from her Badass Women series and her new line of LGBTQIA pride shirts.