Events in Charleston

Clay Center for the Arts & Sciences of West Virginia

CE - Urban Forestry Lecture - April 27, 2026

A lecture on urban forestry practices features Mark Buscaino, Senior Advisor to Casey Trees in Washington, DC. Before stepping into the advisor role in 2025, he served as executive director of Casey Trees for nearly twenty years, and he is an honorary member of The Garden Club of America. Founded in 2001, Casey Trees strengthens the beauty and health of the capital region by planting trees, engaging volunteers, educating people about the benefits of trees, and collaborating with elected officials and local communities to protect and care for green spaces. The talk takes place at the Clay Center Planetarium. Admission is free and the program is open to the public, presented with support from the Municipal Beautification Commission and the Kanawha Garden Club. It is part of Charleston’s 1,000 Tree Initiative, The Appalachian Spring Project, Flowering Our World, and attendance counts toward Continuing Education hours for Master Gardeners.

Men's Night Out

Open to all men, this Men's Night Out is a casual get-together at Recovery Grill.

Spring Paint Night

At Coal River Coffee Company, a relaxed sip and paint session led by Lex the Artist guides participants through creating a canvas featuring a jar filled with flowers. The experience welcomes first-time painters as well as those with experience, and no prior art background is required. Each registration includes all necessary supplies and one medium drink of your choice to enjoy while you paint. Space is limited.

West Side near Jarrett Terrace Apartments

Health Screenings, Testing, and Narcan Training

WV Health Right’s Mobile Medical Clinic will be near Manna Meal, providing rapid HIV and Hepatitis C testing, Narcan training, and referrals for treatment. A $5 gift card will be distributed. Please share this information with anyone who may benefit.

National Travel Service Office

Virgin Voyages Night: Set Sail for an Unforgettable Journey!

Explore what sets Virgin Voyages apart at an exclusive event presented by National Travel, designed for adult travelers seeking relaxation and style. Learn about inclusive perks valued at over $1,000, including gourmet dining by Michelin-starred chefs, cabins crafted by leading international designers, and straightforward pricing with no hidden fees. Get the details on dining flexibility with fresh, made-to-order meals in upscale, fuss-free restaurants, so there are no buffets or fixed seating times and you can eat what you want when you want. Picture poolside drinks without splashy interruptions and leisurely dinners in a chic steakhouse. Speak with Virgin Voyages specialists and seasoned travel advisors for insider tips and answers to your questions, a helpful starting point for planning a sophisticated cruise with vibrant entertainment and an adult focused vibe.

Tuesday Cruiseday Group Bike Ride

Enjoy a 60-minute group ride through the City of Charleston, guided by Community Captain Sam Nygaard. The ride meets at the Lee Street Triangle in front of the blue Bike Man sculpture and heads out together to explore the city. This free, family-friendly event is open to everyone and will take place rain or shine. Bring your own bicycle, wear a helmet, carry water, and be sure your bike has a bell and a light. For extreme weather updates or cancellations, check the WV Pedal Pals Facebook page. West Virginia Pedal Pals receives program support from Active Southern West Virginia. To make check-in smoother, registration is available in the free MemberPlus app.

Lee Street Triangle

CRCC Book Club 📕

CRCC Book Club gathers for a friendly evening of conversation and community centered on books. This session spotlights The Resurrectionist by A. Rae Dunlap, an atmospheric novel that intertwines history, ambition, and intrigue and offers plenty to talk about. The discussion takes place at Coal River Coffee Company in St. Albans, and attendees may arrive a little early to grab a favorite drink and settle in. Readers are welcome whether they have finished the book or are just getting started.

Slow Train - original and classic Americana music

At The ROQ, Slow Train presents a performance of original and classic Americana rooted in country, folk, and acoustic blues. The lineup features Rob McNurlin on vocals and songwriting, guitarist Robert Shafer, and producer and bassist Will Carter, all recognized on the national stage. Inspired by the legacies of Bob Dylan, Jerry Garcia, Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley, Hank Williams, and more, they honor foundational sounds while carrying them forward with new songs and fresh arrangements.

The ROQ

Nesmith Ct, Charleston, WV 25387, United States

Health Screenings, Testing, and Narcan Training at Little Page Terrace

WV Health Right's Mobile Medical Clinic will be at Little Page Terrace with on-site rapid screening for HIV and Hepatitis C, training on Narcan, and referrals to treatment. A $5 gift card will be handed out.

Tuesday Night Bingo

Take part in a friendly bingo session with no charge to participate. Winners receive prizes provided by Dollar Tree.

Riverside Public Library

St. Albans Branch Library

True Crime Club

True Crime Club offers a discussion-focused program for adults who want to examine real-world cases with care and critical thinking. Each session spotlights a new topic, encouraging thoughtful conversation and analysis.

Clothes Closet Ministry

Each week, GBC opens its clothing closet. Please enter through the rear of the building.

Grace Bible Church

Social Justice @ St. John's: Sexual Assault Awareness Month

In recognition of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Sheletta Thomas, RN, BSN, AA-SANE, the SANE Program Coordinator for Vandalia Health CAMC, will share an overview of the types of sexual assault and the services available to the Charleston community through the SANE program. A Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner is a registered nurse with specialized education and clinical preparation to provide both medical and forensic care for victims of crime. Vandalia Health offers comprehensive care and treatment for victims of sexual assault 24 hours a day.

Matt Mullins

Enjoy live music from Matt Mullins during happy hour. This recurring series keeps the focus on his performance.

Career

STEM Speaker Series with Alefiya Master

Alefiya Master speaks as part of the STEM Speaker Series at the Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center. An educator turned entrepreneur, she is the CEO and Founder of MAD-Learn, a web-based mobile app development tool that lets students engage directly with software development. With roots as a Montessori teacher and an Emory University graduate, she has built and scaled two technology companies, led a global team, and created platforms that help educators, organizations, and communities design meaningful learning experiences. She emphasizes progress over perfection and champions learning that is creative, human, and empowering, with work that has reached tens of thousands of learners across the United States and beyond. Started in 2014, the series shares science, technology, engineering, and math research with West Virginians, and this event is hosted by the STaR Division: Science, Technology & Research at the West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission. It is supported by the National Science Foundation under Award No. OIA 2242771 and is free for registered guests. Parking is available at the adjacent garage for $5 per vehicle.

St. Albans American Legion Post 73

Rhythm Mashup Dance Social

Enjoy a high-energy social dance night that blends West Coast Swing, salsa and other Latin favorites, country two-step and line dancing, ballroom, and club-style partner dancing on a single floor. Music rotates across styles so everyone has a chance to shine. No partner is required and dancers of all levels are welcome. The evening begins with beginner-friendly lessons in Night Club Two Step and Waltz, followed by open social dancing. Bottled water and light snacks will be available. Admission is $10 cash at the door. Hosted at the St Albans American Legion.

Club Ice Session

Enjoy time on the ice at South Charleston Memorial Ice Arena with a session priced at $10 per hour.

Alborn and more

The Whiskey and Wreckage Tour brings Alborn and Devil's Cut to The Shop in Dunbar, West Virginia, joined by Timeless Memory and No Place Else. Alborn delivers alt metal from Illinois, while Devil's Cut leans into a Kentucky country metal sound. Timeless Memory represents Charleston’s metalcore scene, and No Place Else adds pop punk from Princeton. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 the day of the show. All ages are welcome.

Live at “The Shop”

Kanawha County Public Library (Main Library)

Read to the Dogs; National Therapy Animal Day - Main Library

Mark National Therapy Animal Day by meeting Colin, Cactus Jack, and Yosemite, three gentle KCPL therapy dogs who are happy to listen. Practice reading out loud in a relaxed, upbeat setting to build confidence, or craft a special card to share with these four legged friends.

Embassy Suites Charleston WV

Miracles on Lee Street Dinner & Silent Auction

Hosted at Embassy Suites Charleston WV, this dinner and silent auction celebrates another year of service to women, children, and families in West Virginia. As the largest annual fundraiser, it highlights a mission to provide a safe, affordable, and supportive environment where women and their children can pursue abstinence based recovery alongside a community of peers. The evening pairs a shared meal with silent bidding and emphasizes connection, laughter, and generosity. Opportunities to participate include event sponsorships, donating items for the auction, or purchasing tickets.

Bo Mc$ @ The Wine Down WV

Bo McMillion blends blues, funk, bluegrass, rock, and soul into a compelling sound. The performance emphasizes authenticity and heart, channeling a timeless power that resonates throughout.

Open Mic

An open mic hosted by Gavin Mounts brings music and mead together for an evening with Gavin and friends. Admission is $10 cash at the door.

Wandering Wind Meadery

Open Mic 🎤

Coal River Coffee Company hosts an open mic welcoming performers and listeners alike. Singers, instrumentalists, poets, and storytellers can share their work, and sign-ups take place upon arrival on a first-come, first-served basis. Enjoy local talent in a friendly setting focused on creativity, encouragement, and community. Settle in with a drink, bring a friend, and choose to perform, discover new voices, or cheer from the crowd... there is a place for everyone.

Health Screenings, Testing, and Narcan Training

WV Health Right's Mobile Medical Clinic will be on the West Side, right across from The Smokehouse, providing on-the-spot screening for HIV and Hepatitis C, training on how to use Narcan, referrals to treatment options, and a $5 gift card.

Smokehouse

Happier Hour at Shuckers – Every Thursday

Enjoy drink specials on your favorite cocktails and drafts, plus appetizer deals perfect for sharing. The full menu will also be available. Extended specials are now offered from 8 to 9 PM.

Shuckers

SALL Day

St. Albans Little League Day brings a special evening of baseball activities to GoMart Ballpark with the Charleston Dirty Birds. Young players from St. Albans will step onto the field alongside Dirty Birds players, and a Little League parade will make its way across the field before the game. A ceremonial first pitch will start the action, then it is time to root for the Birds. Tickets are $7, and each St. Albans Little League player is admitted free with the purchase of another ticket.

Charleston Dirty Birds

Meet the Author -- Jodie Campbell

Coal River Coffee Company hosts a meet-the-author gathering with Jodie Campbell, writer of the children’s book "There Was a Zoo Keeper." As a writer with roots in St. Albans, Campbell offers a chance to connect with a local voice during an evening that emphasizes reading, stories, and community. This family-friendly gathering includes opportunities to talk with the author and learn more about her book. Live music from the Steve Himes Connection follows.

Deaf Coffee Chat

Experience ASL-centered activities that celebrate Deaf culture, with games, snacks, and other fun along the way. People of all ages and skill levels are welcome.

ReStore, Charleston WV

Wellness Weekend at The Ruffner

An intimate wellness retreat at The Ruffner offers two nights of lodging for a maximum of eight participants, with a program centered on restoration, movement, and connection. The schedule features Pilates and other guided movement that emphasize strength and alignment, a 60 minute therapeutic massage, a custom facial, and an acupuncture session. Guests can take part in a fireside conversation about Chinese medicine and a discussion focused on the Mediterranean diet, then enjoy thoughtfully prepared meals, including a Mediterranean dinner with a wine pairing. There is time set aside to relax and recharge in a historic Charleston setting. Each guest receives a welcome bag with wellness products and a plush robe to use during the stay, and fresh juices, coffee, tea, and healthy snacks are available throughout. Optional enhancements are offered, such as Botox, IV therapy, and sugar waxing. Accommodation options include a Primary Suite for two priced at $6,300, a Twin Room for two at $4,300, and a Queen Room for one at $2,650. A 50% deposit is required to reserve a room, and availability is limited with reservations confirmed on a first come basis.

The Ruffner

Live Music w/the Holler Hounds

The Holler Hounds return to CRCC for a live music performance.

Charleston Baptist Temple

Night Light Cafe

Night Light Café features an evening of live music with jazz pianist and composer Bob Thompson. Complimentary refreshments will be available, and the event is open to everyone.

Dare to Dream Jr: A Disney Musical Revue

Presented at the Alban Arts Center, this live Disney musical revue highlights selections from across the decades, bringing Disney stories and songs to the stage. Multiple performances are scheduled on select evenings and afternoons.

Alban Arts Center

Board Game Night

Enjoy a casual board game meetup and test your skills against Davi in a friendly challenge. Bring a group of friends and your favorite games, and look forward to a relaxed atmosphere with cold homemade mead available. Outside food is welcome. Dogs are permitted if kept on a leash. All ages are welcome.

Wandering Wind Meadery

Coal River Coffee Company (Saint Albans, WV)

LIVE music 🎶 with Steve Himes Connection

Steve Himes Connection returns to CRCC for a music performance. Beer, wine, and coffee will be available.

Isiac McAllister

Enjoy a live set by Isiac McAllister at the cafe.

Free

DC's Sports Bar Show

Experience a show at DC'S Sports Bar with complimentary admission and no cover charge.

DC'S Sports Bar

Seasonal

Halfway to Halloween Party

Get into the spirit of the season with a halfway-to-Halloween party where costumes are encouraged and a spooky show aims to deliver bedtime chills. A second show includes open stage spots for those eager to take part.

Vera Bride: Exclusive Charleston Trunk Show Event

An exclusive trunk show spotlights Vera Wang Bride at David's Bridal with brand-new designs for modern brides who will not compromise on style. This collection is available for a limited time and is not stocked in stores year round. Appointment availability is limited, so reserve a time early to explore the collection.

Health Screenings, Testing, and Narcan Training

WV Health Right’s Mobile Medical Clinic visits Orchard Manor to provide accessible health services. The team offers rapid testing for HIV and Hepatitis C, delivers practical Narcan training for overdose response, and connects people with referrals for treatment. A $5 gift card is distributed on site.

Orchard Manor

West Virginia Culture Center

Academic Showdown 2026 State Championship

The Academic Showdown 2026 State Championship at the West Virginia Culture Center brings together twelve schools from across the state as they vie for the grand champion title. The final round will be livestreamed courtesy of West Virginia Public.

Art & Craft Show

Discover unique handmade treasures and local art at the Charleston Art&Craft Show. This in-person event features local artists and crafters showcasing their work. You can expect to find a mix of art and cool crafts. Bring your friends and explore the vibes, and maybe snag a one-of-a-kind piece to take home.

The Charleston Weekend Pop-Up Market

Browse distinctive local goods, sample tasty bites, and enjoy an upbeat atmosphere at The Charleston Weekend Pop-Up Market.

Kanawha City Community Center

The Creative Collective

An upbeat in-person meetup focused on art, ideas, and positive energy, featuring an indoor art and craft pop-up at Kanawha City Community Center. A friendly setting to spark inspiration and celebrate creativity.

Bil Lepp Storyteller!

Bil Lepp returns to the Kanawha State Forest Nature Center for an afternoon of stories, jokes, and tall tales. An award-winning storyteller, author, and recording artist, he is known for humorous, family friendly performances that appeal to all ages. His work includes hosting the History Channel series Man Vs History, occasional hosting on NPR’s internationally syndicated program Mountain Stage, and contributing columns to the West Virginia Gazette-Mail. A five time winner of the West Virginia Liars’ Contest, he delivers yarns that tuck bits of truth into universal themes, told with wit and charm. Audiences nationwide, from grade schools to corporate groups to the Hudson stage at Comedy Central, have enjoyed his storytelling. He has created 28 books and audio collections honored with the PEN Steven Kroll Award for Children’s Book Writing, Parents’ Choice Gold awards, and recognitions from the National Parenting Publications Association and the Public Library Association. He is also a recipient of the Vandalia Award, West Virginia’s highest folk honor. Goldenseal Magazine has likened his standing in West Virginia to Bruce Springsteen’s in New Jersey.

Pirate Night

Break out your best swashbuckling attire for a pirate-themed evening. Arrive with a 32 ounce mug and get a session pour for $10. Bringing a dog in a pirate costume is a plus, and dogs must be on a leash. All ages are welcome, and outside food is permitted.

Wandering Wind Meadery

4th Annual Rooster Memorial KOH

Now in its fourth year, this memorial King of the Hill event honors Rooster with a competitive 9-ball tournament at 21 Pool Room. Players gather to celebrate his legacy by sharing stories and playing the game he loved, with high stakes and spirited competition. Entry is $35 and includes green fees. Points earned here count toward the ongoing King of the Hill race, and for every 20 participants, an additional $100 is added to the year-end pot. Check the in-house scoreboard to see who is leading the chase for King or Queen of the Year. A warm-up 8-ball chip tournament is also available for $15 for those looking to get some extra practice. For details, call 304-346-9880.

21 Pool Room

Bigley Field, Charleston, WV

Bush League Men’s Baseball GAME 3

Game 3 of Bush League men’s baseball takes the field at Bigley Field, bringing another matchup on the diamond.

Charlie Murphy

Experience live music at Lola’s Pizza with Charlie Murphy, a West Virginia native whose sound blends classical, blues, rock, and acoustic influences with original songs. Enjoy the cozy setting with handcrafted cocktails, local brews, and stone hearth pizzas as the performance unfolds.

Lola's Pizza

Garnet Foundation Fundraiser

This community fundraiser supports efforts to preserve the historic Garnet Center, a longtime hub for learning that has served as a high school, junior high, career center, and technical college. Attendees are encouraged to bring a lawn chair for seating and wear comfortable shoes for dancing.

Garnet Center

St Albans flea market & farm stand

RSW Animalistic

RSW makes its return to southern West Virginia with an event at St Albans flea market & farm stand. The IWA East Coast Championship will be on the line as recently crowned titleholder Troy Parker faces KRYZAK.

Monty & Fede

The cafe hosts a live set with Monty and Fede.

Charleston parkrun #325

Charleston WV parkrun hosts a free, timed 5k for runners and walkers that starts and finishes at Magic Island Park. Participants should bring a parkrun barcode, weather-appropriate clothing, running or walking shoes, a full water bottle, and a post-parkrun snack since these items are not provided. Everyone is welcome, including all ages and abilities, and bringing family and friends is encouraged. All parkruns are led by volunteers, so please show appreciation with a thank you. Those interested in volunteering can reach out via Facebook Messenger.

Charleston WV parkrun

Indoor Yard Sale - Hotdog Sale Fundraiser

An indoor yard sale pairs with a hotdog and barbecue fundraiser to benefit the USA Martial Arts Competition Team. Proceeds support the team as it heads to the National Karate Championships and the USA Karate National Team Trials in Spokane, WA. Attendees can browse secondhand finds and enjoy casual eats while contributing to the cause.

✨ Crede Community Yard Sale 🎉

A community yard sale brings together multiple households, with a wide variety of items to browse. Additional photos and details will be shared as the event draws near.

Crede Drive

Free Movie Night

A free community movie night at Kirk Field features Disney’s Angels in the Outfield. There is no charge to attend, and concession sales will be available. Guests can bring blankets or lawn chairs to relax with family and friends. Supported by St. Albans Parks & Recreation and St. Albans Little League.

Kirk Baseball Field

Race for the Ribbon

A community run and walk at the West Virginia State Capitol brings people together to honor loved ones, remember those lost, and look ahead with hope. The morning begins with a ceremony and continues with the race, creating a supportive atmosphere filled with reflection, encouragement, and laughter. Individuals and teams are welcome, and there is also an option to contribute for those who cannot be there in person. Sponsor exhibits and tables from health care and community organizations will be on site with resources and information. The West Virginia Breast Health Initiative provides assistance to uninsured and underinsured West Virginians affected by breast cancer, including those in treatment and survivors, while fostering a strong sense of connection.

WV State Capitol

Cariño live at the Roq

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo a little early with an evening of salsa music and dancing. Beginner lessons take place before the live band begins, making it easy for newcomers to get started. Entry is $10 at the door, and both cash and cards are accepted.

St. Albans Chesapeake and Ohio Depot

C&OHS at the St. Albans Depot

Celebrate the city’s railroad roots at the historic St. Albans depot, where C&O Historical Society volunteers will be on hand to welcome visitors and continue preservation work. The O-scale model railroad will be running, showcasing an operating layout that keeps growing with new scenic details inspired by St. Albans. Volunteer energy and community support are also moving a new interpretive museum forward, bringing fresh life to this one-of-a-kind site. The layout features scenes from St. Albans and South Charleston, offering an experience that appeals to all ages as trains roll through representations of western Kanawha County. Beyond watching the models in action, browse railroad books and memorabilia that benefit the depot, pick up books for $1, and look for Blenko Glass Company suncatchers in Cobalt Blue honoring St. Albans Junior High School. Current and retired railroaders will be available to answer questions, share photos, and tell stories spanning the C&O Railway through Amtrak.

Free

Free Comic Book Day

Celebrate Free Comic Book Day with a giveaway. Attendees can pick out three free comic books, and current subscribers receive six at no cost.

The Board Room

Beltaine Gathering

A community-centered Beltaine celebration fills Kanawha State Forest with connection and remembrance, created in partnership by SPIRAL MOON GROVE and fellow pagan groups. The gathering is free, and love donations of money, food, or supplies are appreciated. There will be no vending or sales. Activities are based at the group campsite behind the nature center and gift shop, and limited accessible parking is available at the group camping site. Throughout the day, guests can visit the Manifestation Station hosted by COVEN OF THE RED EMBER to craft a wearable charm and add wishes to a collaborative message banner that will later be burned to release intentions. A non-perishable food drive supports the Huntington Unitarian Universalist Fellowship. A Goblin Swap encourages trading magical tools or books, a Divination Share offers complimentary readings, and a Healing Tent welcomes shared energy work. Kanawha State Forest contributes two features of its own with an owl pellet dissection session that requires advance sign up and does not accept walk-ins, along with a storytelling hour featuring guest Bil Lepp. Highlights also include gentle breath and movement with Elizabeth, an opening Beltaine ritual with SPIRAL MOON GROVE, a charm divination class and swap with Dottie presented by METRO VALLEY PAGAN PRIDE, and a clay doll mountain magick class with Shannon presented by METRO VALLEY PAGAN PRIDE. The maypole dance is led by BLACK FOREST CLAN, with a limited supply of ribbon available for a one dollar love donation, or guests may bring a fifteen foot ribbon. A sandwich potluck picnic invites shared fixings, and fellowship with a welcoming drum circle rounds out the day. The gathering honors the legacy of Beltaine in the Forest once hosted by Lady Bridwen and Lord SeaHawk, remembering their contributions and those of many who helped build the West Virginia pagan community. Co-hosts include SPIRAL MOON GROVE, COVEN OF THE RED EMBER, METRO VALLEY PAGAN PRIDE, and BLACK FOREST CLAN, and everyone with a loving heart is welcome for a day of fun and community. Weekend camping may be available.

Kanawha State Forest

Multifest Fund-A-Thon

At Slack Plaza, the Multifest Fund-A-Thon brings the community together to support Multifest’s annual festival through a lively mix of fun and fellowship. Attendees can enjoy live music, stage performances, and vendors, all centered on a fundraising effort to reach $10,000 or more.

Slack Plaza

Adelphia Sports Bar & Grille

Crawl de Mayo

Get ready to salsa your way through downtown Charleston at the Do The Crawl de Mayo Pub Crawl! Wear your brightest fiesta gear, gather your friends, and prepare for a night filled with lively vibes and festive drinks. This almost-Cinco de Mayo celebration features games, contests, prizes, and plenty of downtown cheer. Whether you come solo or with a group, expect a fun night of colorful chaos. Enjoy express check-in, themed activities, digital photo frames, and a variety of atmospheres at the recommended stops. There will also be social media challenges and a best dressed contest. A mobile device with internet access is required to participate in the activities.

Season Finale! – Passport Concert

The program includes Carlos Simon's City of Lights, Edvard Grieg's Piano Concerto featuring Barbara Nissman on piano, and Johannes Brahms' Symphony No. 4.

WV Symphony Season Finale

The WV Symphony caps its season at the Clay Center with a program featuring Carlos Simon's City of Lights, Edvard Grieg's Piano Concerto in A minor with Barbara Nissman at the piano, and Johannes Brahms's Symphony No. 4.

St Albans Sanitation Department

St. Albans Spring City Wide Yard Sale set for May 2, 2026

Explore bargains across Saint Albans during a citywide yard sale. No permits or registration are required to take part, making participation straightforward and shopping easy throughout the community.

Freestyle Session

Freestyle Session at South Charleston Memorial Ice Arena is available for ten dollars per hour.

Mining Kanawha State Forest - 1881 - 1907

Explore the mining history of Kanawha State Forest from 1881 to 1907 during a slideshow presentation. A guided interpretive walk will be offered afterward for those who wish to continue.

Jordan Dyer

Jordan Dyer performs live in the cafe.

Hawaiian Luau Dinner/Dance

Celebrate a Hawaiian luau themed dinner and dance at Berry Hills Country Club, hosted by the Charleston Ballroom Dance Club. Enjoy music by David Runion and a cash bar. Admission is $65 for guests and $55 for Charleston Ballroom Dance Club members. To reserve a spot, RSVP by mailing a check to the Charleston Ballroom Dance Club.

Berry Hills Country Club

Post Mtn Stage Jam hosted by The Carpenter Ants

At The Empty Glass, The Carpenter Ants host a post-show jam. After the show ends, musicians and friends may drop in to relax and make music together, with the hosts guiding the session.

Bake My Day at the Capitol Market

At Capitol Market, Bake My Day offers a wide array of macarons for purchase. The selection changes daily, so each visit brings new flavors.

Calvin Arsenia

Calvin Arsenia will perform at Culture Center Theater in Charleston. Tickets are available for this event.

Culture Center Theater

MAY4

Coal River Coffee Company (Saint Albans, WV)

Star Wars Day

Star Wars Day returns to Coal River Coffee Company with Star Wars inspired drinks available for a single day. Choose a Mando-Latte, Blue Milk, or Green Milk. Arrive wearing your favorite Star Wars purifier to receive a 5 percent discount on your drink order.

MAY4

Kinky Boots

Kinky Boots strides back onto the stage with sparkle and heart. The production earned six Tony Awards, including Best Musical, as well as a Grammy for Best Musical Theatre Album and London’s Olivier Award for Best Musical. It features an exuberant pop score by Cyndi Lauper, a witty and uplifting book by four-time Tony winner Harvey Fierstein, and Jerry Mitchell’s original direction paired with his Tony-winning choreography. Inspired by true events, the story follows Charlie Price, who inherits his father’s shoe factory just as it edges toward bankruptcy. Determined to uphold the family legacy and rescue the business, he partners with Lola, a charismatic entertainer in need of strong, stylish boots. Their unlikely alliance reinvents the product line, reveals how much they share, and shows how a change in perspective can change a life. Broadway in Charleston is a Nederlander Production presented by AARP West Virginia, Encova Insurance, ConServ, Stewart Bell Injury Lawyers, West Virginia Lottery, and WCHS-TV. The Clay Center’s performing and visual arts offerings receive financial assistance from the West Virginia Department of Tourism and the National Endowment for the Arts with approval from the West Virginia Commission on the Arts.

MAY4

Health Screenings, Testing, and Narcan Training

WV Health Right’s mobile clinic will be in the area near Manna Meal offering rapid HIV and Hepatitis C testing, Narcan training for overdose response, and referrals to treatment services. Participants can receive guidance on next steps for care and a $5 gift card. This outreach centers on accessible health screenings and practical training that supports community well being.

Dollar General

West Virginia University Baseball vs Marshall

West Virginia University Baseball plays against Marshall at GoMart Ballpark in Charleston, W.Va.

GoMart Ballpark

Family Play Zone

Family Play Zone at Dunbar Branch Library offers a welcoming space where families learn, play, explore, and have fun together through engaging activities. Program themes include winter and Arctic animals in January and an investigation of bugs in February.

Accent on Wine Point Hope

Meet & Greet

A friendly meet and greet brings together club members and community members to learn about Rotary. The gathering takes place at Accent on Wine Point Hope.

Cozumel Cantina & Grill on the River

Analog Boy’s Cinco De Mayo Party!!

Analog Boy hosts a Cinco de Mayo party at Cozumel on the River in St Albans.

Team Trivia

This event takes place at Fife Street Brewing in Charleston, West Virginia.

Fife Street Brewing

Clothes Closet Ministry

The clothes closet at GBC will be open, and the entrance is located at the rear of the building.

City National Bank (Kanawha City)

Kanawha City Village After Hours

Charleston Urban Works is building on recent progress in the Kanawha City business district with the next Kanawha City Village After Hours. This community-focused evening welcomes local business owners, neighbors, partner organizations, and supporters from across Charleston to connect, exchange ideas, and acknowledge the district’s growing momentum. The gathering centers on networking, collaborative conversations, and community building aimed at strengthening this key Charleston business corridor. Whether you run a business, have lived in the neighborhood for years, or simply care about Kanawha City, it offers a chance to meet people, deepen relationships, and stay involved in the progress underway. Light refreshments and beverages will be provided. City National Bank is helping host this quarter, with setup and rentals supported by Quantum Party Rentals.

Career

Focused Invite Day

BNI’s Wealth Builder$ chapter hosts a focused invitation event for business-minded professionals. Participants can expand their network, build meaningful connections, and learn how BNI’s referral-based approach supports business growth.

Beni Kedem Temple

Story time: Flowers

The program features a gentle story about a bear who feels sad until sharing a spring surprise with friends. After the reading, participants gather silk flowers and arrange them in a plastic Mason jar to create a gift.

Riverside Public Library

Club Ice Session

This club ice session at South Charleston Memorial Ice Arena offers ice time at a rate of 10 dollars per hour.

Moses Lincoln Vitrine Showroom

Celebrate the debut of the all-new Moses Lincoln Vitrine Showroom at Moses Lincoln on the Moses Mile in St. Albans. Guests are encouraged to embrace Old Hollywood style, explore the elegant new space, and get behind the wheel for test drives of the latest Lincoln vehicles. The evening also supports the West Virginia Women's Alliance through Lincoln’s Embrace for Good program, bringing a spirit of community to a setting focused on luxury and timeless design.

Ringling Bros. And Barnum & Bailey Presents The Greatest Show On Earth

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey brings a refreshed take on The Greatest Show On Earth to Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center, filled with astonishing feats, playful humor, and high-energy spectacle for all ages. The experience highlights not only the action in the arena, but also the fun of sharing it together with friends and family, turning bold performances and world-class talent into moments that inspire wide-eyed wonder and lasting memories.

Open Mic 🎤

An open mic at Coal River Coffee Company welcomes singers, musicians, poets, storytellers, and anyone who wants to experience local talent. Sign-ups take place upon arrival, and performances follow the order of registration. The atmosphere is friendly and supportive, with a focus on creativity and community. Enjoy a drink, bring a friend, and take part by performing, listening, or cheering others on.

Jubilate

Jubilate, an English handbell choir from Appalachian Bible College, offers an evening of music at Grace Bible Church. This featured performance highlights student musicians and the distinctive tones of handbells as they share their music with the community.

West Side

Bo Mc$

Bo McMillion brings a set of guitar and piano performances to Edgewood Country Club, featuring a variety of original compositions alongside cover songs.

Edgewood Country Club

Lil' Bookworms Storyime & Lil' Tinkers Playgroup

At Dunbar Branch Library, children can take part in two sessions focused on early development. Lil' Bookworms Storytime builds learning with songs, poems, music, books, and movement activities. Lil' Tinkers Playgroup offers play-based experiences that support cognitive, social, and emotional growth while helping children strengthen fine and gross motor skills.

Health Screenings, Testing, and Narcan Training Across from Smokehouse

WV Health Right’s Mobile Medical Clinic will be set up on the West Side across from The Smokehouse on Washington Street, offering rapid testing for HIV and Hepatitis C, Narcan training, and referrals for treatment. A $5 gift card will be distributed.

Smokehouse

Ringling Bros B&B Circus

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey presents an all-new circus experience, a fast paced celebration packed with astonishing performances and family friendly fun. Enjoy nonstop action from start to finish as this reimagined show brings a next level party atmosphere to Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center.

Open Mic Night -- every Thursday

Showcase your talents or simply relax and enjoy local musicians at the weekly open mic night. Wine is available.

Dunbar Library Chess Club

Spend an afternoon immersed in chess at Dunbar Branch Library. The club welcomes players of every level, from first-time learners to seasoned competitors, offering chances to deepen understanding, improve strategy, and enjoy friendly games with peers in a setting that values positive competition and team spirit. The focus is on learning, sportsmanship, and fun. Participants may bring their own board and pieces.

Movie Premiere: A Tale of a West Virginia Hot Dog

A free movie premiere at Park Place Cinemas showcases A Tale of a West Virginia Hot Dog, a dogumentary that follows the West Virginia Style Hot Dog Tour launched in 2020 during Covid. The screening is open to the public and RSVP is available.

Park place Cinema

Live Music with Alan and the Cheapbeats

Alan and the Cheapbeats bring their live sound to Coal River Coffee for a relaxed performance in a welcoming atmosphere. Sip your favorite drink, settle in with friends, and enjoy the music. Admission is free, and the event is open to all ages.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey returns with a classic circus spectacular featuring daring acrobatics, animal acts, and awe-inspiring stunts designed to amaze. Celebrated for generations, this iconic tradition delivers larger-than-life thrills and family friendly fun. For savings, use code TAKE5 to save 5 percent on $199+ or TAKE10 to save 10 percent on $349+.

Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Charleston, WV

Kaleidoscope Collective Meeting

Kaleidoscope Collective offers a welcoming space for LGBTQIA2S+ people of every age, with allies welcome at the meeting. The group is connected with the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Charleston, though participation does not require being a member. The agenda for this meeting is still to be determined.

Steve Himes

Steve Himes performs live in the café.

The Holler and more

Mountain State Music returns to the Folklore Stage at Folklore Music Exchange with an in-store concert presented in collaboration with Daily 304. The series is live streamed and recorded to create performance videos for West Virginia artists. This edition showcases The Holler, the stage name of Charleston native Jake Bryan Guthrie, who describes his sound as “Y’allternative”, blending acoustic Appalachian folk and alternative rock with lyric-driven songs and solid melodies. It also highlights Caden Glover, a singer songwriter from Union, West Virginia, raised around old time traditions who learned bluegrass banjo young and now carries country, folk, and blues rock across Appalachia with a powerful voice. Admission is free, with donations encouraged at the door to support the musicians.

Folklore Music Exchange

Ringling Bros. And Barnum & Bailey Presents The Greatest Show On Earth

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey brings an all-new edition to Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center, filled with dazzling acts, big laughs, and moments made to share. This high-energy production is built for families and friends of all ages, turning the arena into a lively celebration where the excitement on the floor meets the joy in the seats. Look for a fast-paced mix of astonishing performances, playful humor, and a party-like atmosphere designed to spark wide eyes and lasting memories.

Raising Monarchs with Kelley Barnes Berry!

In the Nature Center, Kelley Barnes Berry shares her firsthand experience raising monarch butterfly caterpillars in her garden. The presentation explains the techniques she used and offers guidance for replicating them at home. It also highlights practical ways to support monarchs so this species can continue to thrive.

Team Bowl and Singles Qualifier for State Championship

Set within Kanawha State Forest, this road bowling gathering features a casual team bowl followed by a singles qualifying round for the WV Singles State Championships in Ireland, WV. The team bowl is a fun, no-fee activity that requires a $5 deposit on a ball. The qualifying event takes place right after the team bowl, and anyone already qualified at Cooper’s Rock does not need to participate. Selections include three bowlers from each grade, Novice 2 through 4 and Women’s. In addition, three more bowlers per grade will be chosen at Kanawha State Forest and at the final qualifier, Strawberry Festival. Registration for Novice bowlers is $10. Beginners, and those who have never won at the state level, compete as Novice 4. Women may choose to qualify in either the Women’s bracket or Novice 4, but not both. Kanawha State Forest sits 7 miles south of Charleston and is known for its extensive hiking and biking trails along with abundant wildflowers, trees, and birdlife. The course is well maintained and friendly to bowlers, and camping is available a short distance from the course.

Kanawha State Forest

Ringling Bros. And Barnum & Bailey Presents The Greatest Show On Earth

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey brings a completely refreshed edition of The Greatest Show On Earth to the Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center, spotlighting spectacular performers, big laughs, and memorable moments to share. Built for all ages, it blends bold, larger-than-life acts with a lively, party feel so families and friends can experience the thrills together. From spectacular acts to playful antics, the excitement aims to amaze first-timers and longtime circus fans alike.

St. Albans American Legion Post 73

⭐️Weekend WCS Workshops With Abi Jennings!!⭐️

West Coast Swing All-Star Abi Jennings leads a full day of learning and social dancing at St. Albans American Legion Post 73. Dancers familiar with the Sugar Push, Passes, and Whip can participate in three workshops with topics to be announced, followed by a social dance. A dinner break is planned at a to-be-determined location between sessions. Passes include a Full Pass with all three workshops plus the social, a Double Pass with two workshops plus the social, single workshop admission, and a social-only option. Pricing is offered at early bird and at-the-door rates: Full Pass $40 early bird or $45 at the door, Double Pass $30 early bird or $35 at the door, single workshops $10 early bird or $15 at the door, and social dance only $10. Payment is accepted at the door by cash or Venmo, or by pre-registering through Venmo with a note indicating the desired pass at @CharlestonWCS5678.

Charleston Sky Lantern Festival by Lights Over America

Lights Over America offers a sky lantern experience centered on bringing people together and making a positive difference. Curated as an upscale event for adults 25 and older, it unfolds in a polished, immersive atmosphere that evokes a famous boat scene. The focus is on connection, community, and memories that last.

Bigley Field, Charleston, WV

Bush League Men’s Baseball GAME 4!

Game 4 of Bush League Men's Baseball takes place at Bigley Field in Charleston, WV. Players take the field for a full men's baseball game.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus Tickets

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey brings its iconic circus back to Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center with daring feats, animal presentations, and spectacular performances meant to amaze. A tradition that has entertained audiences for generations, the show highlights acrobats alongside other high-skill acts. Save on tickets with code TAKE5 for 5 percent off purchases of $199 or more, or use TAKE10 for 10 percent off purchases of $349 or more.

Comedy

It's Gonna Be May - Factory Reset Improv

Factory Reset brings an evening of fully improvised comedy to Alban Arts Academy. Taking a cue from Edna St. Vincent Millay’s witty reflection on spring’s spirited chaos, the ensemble channels that lively energy into spontaneous scenes and quick-witted humor. Every moment is created on the spot, offering a playful, lighthearted showcase of creativity and laughs.

Alban Arts Academy

Atticus

Atticus performs live in the café with Samara, Connor, Tim, Jackson, and Julian, bringing a funk and soul sound from Morgantown, West Virginia.

V100 Yard Sale

Steve & Jenny's V100 Yard Sale brings a huge community market together in one place, with around 70 to 80 individual yard sales to explore. Free parking will be available and food will be on hand. Sellers can purchase a spot for $20 on a first come, first served basis, with each reservation covering a single empty parking space. To sign up or request details, email your name and cell number to Steve Bishop at steve.bishop@wvradio.com. A rain date is planned if needed.

Laidley Field

East End Yard Sale

This yard sale is promoted as the largest in Charleston, West Virginia, and registration will be available.

Charleston East End

Cars & Coffee

Now in its second year, this Cars and Coffee meet centers on car culture and brings enthusiasts together to share their passion. Event tags include BMW, bimmer, and other car culture references.

St. Albans

Piedmont Elementary School

East End Yard Sale

At the East End Yard Sale at Piedmont Elementary School, the Kanawha Valley chapter of the National Organization for Women will host a table filled with a variety of yard sale finds. All proceeds support local organizing for women in the Kanawha Valley. Visitors can talk with organizers about current projects, learn how to get involved, and sign up for the chapter’s mailing list or membership. Whether new to advocacy or experienced, everyone is welcome to stop by, shop local, support women's advocacy, and connect with the community.

Vandalia Health CAMC Women and Children's Hospital

Teddy Bear Fair

Children can learn about services and meet staff members at Vandalia Health CAMC Women and Children's Hospital. Free food and games are available, and there are opportunities to win prizes.

Mothers Day Brunch

Studio A Beauty Bar presents a Mother’s Day Brunch filled with beauty services, artistry, and treats. Simone Megginson returns with a flash sheet available on a first come, first served basis, priced at $30 for the top five micro designs, $50 for the middle seven, and $75 for the bottom three. Hot Shots will offer Botox and filler, with tox at $8 per unit, filler (full) at $500, and filler (half) at $230. New clients receive $40 off Botox, plus an additional $40 off when adding filler. The day also features permanent jewelry specials from Alinx Permanent Jewelry, $25 mini scalp scrubs from The Scalp Sanctuary, $15 eyebrow waxes from Dana George, and $15 wash and styles with Hair By Kait, Kaitlyn Sharp. Enhancements and refreshments round out the experience with a flower bar by Syner’s Stems set up outside, a perfume bar by June Seventh Boutique with Taylor Carter, a mini pancake bar from Beauty Bar Brews, and sweets from Beeg’s Bakes.

Studio A Beauty Bar

Bake My Day

Browse a big selection of macarons available for purchase, with the flavor lineup changing from day to day.

Osbra Eye Spring Walks

Choose from a variety of guided walks tailored to different interests and activity levels. The moderate Polly Trail outing with Chris Gatens focuses on trees, spring ephemerals, ferns, and other flora and fauna found in Polly Hollow. Creek Critters with John Wirts meets at Shelter #3 for a hands-on look at the aquatic life of Davis Creek, and water-friendly shoes are recommended. Bountiful Birds with Jim Waggy is a moderate walk up Rattlesnake Hollow that suits experienced birders as well as those who are just starting out. Bring binoculars if you have them, as only a limited number of loaners will be available. Wondrous Wetlands with Naturalist Jess Blalock is an easy walk at the T. K. Pauley Amphibian Loop where participants explore wetland plants, talk about vernal pools, and watch for Eastern Newts. The Mine History Hike with Dale Porter covers about two miles by heading up Shrewsbury Hollow and returning on the CCC Snipe Trail, with stops to view deep-mining remnants in Kanawha State Forest and discussion of early twentieth century coal mining in West Virginia.

J.Q. Dickinson Salt-Works

Salt Fest

Now in its eighth year, Salt Fest at J.Q. Dickinson Salt Works offers free entry, live music by Kanawha Traditions, Josh Pantry, and Parachute Brigade, and more than 35 artisan vendors. Tours highlight the working salt farm and the historic 200 year old salt works. The event is kid friendly and includes a kids’ zone. Food and snack vendors will be on site, and a bar will accept cash and credit. Salt Fest is rain or shine. The shop and general event area are wheelchair accessible, while tours are not. Dogs are welcome on a leash, although they cannot join the salt farm tour, and it has been hot in past years. Parking will be available in the Carver Career Center lot next to the venue, with spillover at Dupont Middle and a shuttle to the event. Please avoid parking along the main road. Browse goods from a wide range of makers and organizations, including Mrs. Mel's, Shake Your Boba, Parties and Peonies, Made by Meish, Echo Lit, Lace & Sediment, Crowded Cat Studio, Yarn Over, Obscura Bakery, The Wren & Willow Gems, Little Jimmy's Shaved Ice, Misty Vale Leather, Hippie's Daughter, Moonstruck Maple, LaBelle's WV Publications, Vannick Coffee, Hernshaw Farms, Snack Crush, Wonder Flora Creations, Gibson's Goodies, Angel Eye Designs, Face Painting by Faith, Villa Ditrapano, Kona Ice, Cali Wesson Artwork, Charleston Bee Works, Bashful Bee Press, Western Regional CASA, Angelo's Sausage, Gypsy Girl Creations, Muddy Mountain Farm, MarrowBone Glassworks, Lysha Valley Farmstead, Trailer Top Popcorn, Bloodline Blends, Wild Wick Candle Co., and Appalachian Weird.

Ringling Bros B&B Circus

Experience a reimagined Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey at the Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center, delivering a high-energy circus packed with continuous thrills. This family-friendly production showcases remarkable feats meant to amaze from beginning to end, creating a lively celebration of dazzling skills.

FREE Community Yoga

A free community yoga class at St. Albans Yoga & Fitness Co‑Op welcomes newcomers and longtime practitioners alike. The session is beginner friendly, inclusive, and trauma informed, inviting people of all ages and backgrounds across identities, beliefs, and lived experiences. It focuses on fostering connection with body, breath, and community, offering a chance to slow down, tune in, and support one another. While there is no cost to attend, pre‑registration is requested so adequate space, mats, and props can be provided for everyone.

Touch A Truck

Touch A Truck will be held at City Center Live.

City Center Live

Touch-A-Truck 2026

This free Touch-A-Truck experience at Slack Plaza offers children, adults, and family members the chance to see real vehicles up close, sit in the driver’s seat, and explore how they work. The first hour is sensory friendly, with horns and sirens paused to keep the environment quieter. A calm-down area, sensory fidgets, and communication boards will be available. Registration is available.

Slack Plaza

Kiwanis of Saint Albans BINGO

At Hansford Center, Kiwanis of Saint Albans Bingo offers a lively day filled with prizes and plenty of laughs. Bundles are $30 and available only at the door. In addition to the main bingo action, look for a 50/50, silent auction items, and mini games, each requiring extra tickets. A door prize drawing provides another chance to win.

Hansford Center

Because of Her: A Celebration of Mothers

Celebrate the mothers and mother figures in your life with a Mother’s Day weekend brunch featuring Coco’s. Enjoy a thoughtfully prepared meal, family photo opportunities, engaging activities for kids, and a hands-on bouquet building activity to create something special for Mom. This experience honors moms, grandmothers, and the women who shape our lives, focusing on connection, gratitude, and meaningful memories. Tickets are $100 per guest and $50 per child, and children five and under eat free.

The Cottage at Northgate

Charleston Color Run By Color Craze

Color Craze transforms a fun run into a color-filled festival, mixing pulsing music with a lively, celebratory atmosphere. From the first step, participants move through a kaleidoscope of bright hues, with the freedom to run, walk, or dance at their own pace. The focus is on joy, community, and unforgettable memories as the ColorVerse springs to life, surrounding everyone with laughter and vivid splashes of color.

Swan Lake

Swan Lake tells a classic story of love tested by betrayal and the pull of transformation. It follows Prince Siegfried as he falls for the mysterious Odette, a princess living under a curse.

Sarah Beth Terry

Find tickets for Sarah Beth Terry at Emma Raes Steakhouse.

Emma Rae's Steakhouse

R&B SOUL BINGO✨🪩🎤

Enjoy a high-energy music bingo night built around R&B and soul at Sumthin' Good Soul Food. Hosted by Do Something Different LLC with DJ T. Period providing the soundtrack, this experience blends the fun of bingo with a playlist of R&B and soul tracks. It has sold out three events in a row.

Sumthin' Good Soul Food

Freestyle Session

At South Charleston Memorial Ice Arena, this session is offered at a rate of ten dollars per hour. Purchase the amount of time you need with simple pay by the hour pricing.

Ringling Bros. And Barnum & Bailey Presents The Greatest Show On Earth

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey brings an all-new edition of The Greatest Show On Earth to the Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center, delivering a high-energy mix of jaw-dropping acts, big laughs, and moments families can share together. Created to wow both first-timers and seasoned circusgoers, the production unites bold, joy-filled performances into a unique shared experience that celebrates the fun of being amazed side by side.

Blooms & Bites: A Mother’s Day Garden Party

Create a shared memory with Mom at a Mother’s Day garden party set among the blooms at Capitol Market. Participants craft personalized hanging baskets using locally grown flowers with step-by-step guidance from the plant experts at Gritt’s Farm. All materials are provided and no prior experience is needed, and seating is limited to 25 participants. Spring inspired refreshments and light bites are included, featuring a complimentary sparkling beverage selected by Ted Armbrecht, owner of The Wine Shop. Lunch from Holt’s Jewell & Co. includes cocktail croissant sandwiches with ham, turkey, pimento cheese, chicken salad, and cucumber dill, along with Katherine’s broccoli salad and a fresh fruit salad. Proceeds benefit Mountaineer Food Bank and Capitol Market.

Mother’s Day at the Market

Mother’s Day at Eclectic Goods Market offers a warm marketplace celebration with refreshments, complimentary flowers for mothers, and special offers from vendors throughout the market. It is a simple way to make the day feel special while exploring a variety of goods.

Eclectic Goods Market

J. Elliott’s Bistro & Dessertery

Mother’s Day Afternoon Tea

Celebrate Mother’s Day with afternoon tea at J. Elliott’s Bistro & Dessertery. Savor finger sandwiches, fresh pastries, and a selection of organic teas. Featured specials include chicken tortellini with sun-dried tomato sauce and a strawberry pecan salad, and the full menu will also be available. Reservations are recommended.

Mother’s Day Weekend Buffet

Sitar marks Mother’s Day with a special buffet featuring classic Indian main dishes, aromatic curries, a range of sides, and decadent sweets prepared in honor of moms. The atmosphere centers on family, shared moments, and timeless flavors, creating a warm setting that helps Mom feel genuinely appreciated. Pricing is set at $17 for lunch and $20 for dinner.

Sitar of India

Wild Kratts®: Ocean Adventure! Exhibit Closing

Marking the closing of Wild Kratts: Ocean Adventure at the Clay Center, this hands-on temporary exhibit immerses young explorers in full-body investigations of ocean habitats and the creatures that call them home. Visitors use Wild Kratts technology along with science and teamwork to solve challenges, help animals, and outsmart the villains. Activities span the seashore, shallow sea, and deep sea. Kids can shrink down to explore a tide pool, wiggle through an anemone, and try foraging the way a lobster does. In the shallow waters, they can create a dolphin name and pitch in at a station focused on cleaning sharks. The deep-ocean zone invites them to simulate a dragonfish’s hunt in the dark and discover life on the sea floor. The experience is designed for children ages 3 to 9, with a dedicated area just for those under three. Exhibit access is included with museum admission. The experience was developed and designed by Minnesota Children’s Museum in collaboration with Kratt Brothers Company, creators of the PBS Kids series Wild Kratts. Local presenting partners are West Virginia Public Broadcasting, Encova Insurance, American Water Charitable Foundation, The Daywood Foundation, Inc., Bernard H. & Blanche E. Jacobson Foundation, and Martha Gaines & Russell Wehrle Memorial Foundation.

Bake My Day at the Capitol Market

At Capitol Market, a vendor will be set up with a large selection of macarons available for purchase. The flavor lineup will vary from day to day.

MAY12

Clay Center for the Arts & Sciences of West Virginia

Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation's Annual Report to the Community

The program features remarks from President and CEO Michelle Foster, the announcement of Change Maker honorees, premieres of feature films, and a fireside chat centered on Boone County communities. A networking reception will follow.

MAY13

No Cure and False Sense Live at the Shop in Dunbar WV

The Shop in Dunbar, West Virginia hosts a hardcore bill featuring No Cure, False Sense, Bad Terms, and Vilomah. No Cure represents straight edge hardcore from Birmingham, Alabama, while False Sense brings Appalachian hardcore from the West Virginia Panhandle. Bad Terms adds Huntington hardcore, and Vilomah contributes Charleston power violence. This event is open to all ages. Tickets are $17 in advance and $20 on the day of the show.

Live at “The Shop”

MAY13

Club Ice Session

Enjoy a club ice session at South Charleston Memorial Ice Arena. The rate is $10 per hour.

MAY13

West Virginia Department of Education

May 2026 Board Meeting

The West Virginia Board of Education is holding a meeting at their office. You can also watch the meeting live on YouTube, where past and future board meetings are available.

MAY15

Roots & Wings: MMS 2026 Annual Spring Gala

At Edgewood Country Club, the annual spring gala for Mountaineer Montessori School brings the community together for an evening that celebrates Montessori ideals of responsibility, independence, curiosity, and self-directed growth. As the school’s primary fundraiser, it supports nearly 200 students by generating essential resources for teacher development and appreciation, facility needs, and financial aid, including more than $25,000 in tuition assistance for Charleston families. Attendees can enjoy hearty hors d’oeuvres with wine, beer, and soft drinks, performances by Mountaineer Montessori School staff members and Vinyl Village, and opportunities to bid on class-created art and other exclusive items both in person and online. Sponsorships and tickets are available, and the online auction is open to all.

Edgewood Country Club

MAY15

St. Albans American Legion Post 73

Country Two Step Workshop & Social Dance

Learn the Country Two Step at a monthly workshop that begins with a beginner lesson, continues with a session for dancers ready to build on the basics, and wraps up with a social dance to practice new moves. Bottled water and finger foods are provided. Admission is $12, payable in cash, and no partner is required.

MAY15

Gary Allan

Gary Allan is set to appear at Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center. Ticket access includes a general public sale, an artist presale, and a local or venue presale.

Jerry Douglas

Jerry Douglas brings a live concert to Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center in Charleston, West Virginia. Fans in the area can experience his performance on stage at this upcoming show, with one appearance in the city.

Peaceful Reading Club

At Dunbar Branch Library, this calm book club offers quiet reading without assigned titles or structured discussion. Bring a book in any format and read at your own pace in a peaceful setting. The session starts with 15 minutes to settle in, continues with 90 minutes of silence for reading, then wraps up with 15 minutes for announcements about future meetings and an easy, no-farewell departure. Bring a clean mug. Keurig-style beverages will be available.

AUDITIONS: Parade

The Alban Arts Center announces auditions for the musical Parade, directed by Jakob Spruce with music direction by Cayce Murphy. The production seeks 18 to 25 performers of all ages, genders, abilities, races, and ethnicities to portray the people of Georgia, and prior stage experience is not required. Black performers and male performers are strongly encouraged to audition. Auditions take place at the Alban Arts Center, and only one session is required. Please prepare 30 seconds to 1 minute of a song, preferably in a musical theatre style or by composer Jason Robert Brown, though any selection is welcome. You may sing a cappella or use an audio backing track. An audition form on the Alban Arts Center website must be completed in advance. If callbacks are needed, they will be scheduled. Video auditions are accepted for those unable to attend in person and should include a 30 to 60 second musical theatre selection in the style of the show or the composer. Performances are planned at the Alban Arts Center, and attendance at all tech rehearsals and performances is required. Parade, with a book by Alfred Uhry and a score by Jason Robert Brown, is a Tony Award winning work that examines love and hope in the midst of religious intolerance, political injustice, and racial conflict. Viewer discretion is advised due to themes that include racism, antisemitism, references to sexual violence, and simulated physical violence and murder within the historical context of the story. Many roles may double, all parts require strong singers, and dancing is minimal. Characters include Leo and Lucille Frank, community members such as Jim Conley, Newt Lee, Judge Roan, Hugh Dorsey, Governor John Slaton, Frankie Epps, Mary Phagan, Britt Craig, Minnie McKnight, Tom Watson, and an ensemble portraying factory workers, law enforcement, reporters, and residents. The creative team practices nontraditional casting and will choose performers who best fit their interpretation of the play, regardless of race, gender, or physical form. Casting considerations include talent, attitude, creativity, preparedness, ability to take direction, experience, reliability, consistency, community standing, and compatibility with the rehearsal and performance schedule.

Alban Arts Center

Bush League Men’s Baseball GAME 5!

Game 5 of Bush League Men's Baseball takes place at Bigley Field in Charleston, West Virginia. Watch the on-field action and soak in the ballpark atmosphere as the teams compete.

Bigley Field

Charleston Bread's 20th Birthday

Charleston Bread is celebrating 20 years with a customer thank-you. Visitors can pick up a complimentary cupcake, and the occasion will introduce fun new products created just for this milestone. A special birthday menu is also planned.

Charleston Bread

Alison Krauss & Union Station Featuring Jerry Douglas

Alison Krauss & Union Station featuring Jerry Douglas appear at Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center. Ticket access includes a general public sale and multiple presale opportunities tied to Alison Krauss, Support, Live Nation, Ticketmaster, NS2, and the venue.

Family Movie Night

A family movie night on the field presented by Bush League Men’s Baseball. The film will start immediately after the game. Donations are welcome but not required.

Bigley Field

Clay Center Block Party!

Celebrate the start of summer at a lively outdoor gathering where the front plaza turns into a festival-style space for play and discovery. Families can explore giant trucks and other vehicles from community partners such as the Kanawha Valley Regional Transportation Authority, enjoy live music from Mark Davis of Vinyl Village, and dive into hands-on fun with rocket launches, sidewalk painting, and lots of bubbles. Inside the building, guests will find creative games and interactive experiences that spark imagination and fun. In the Susan Runyan Maier Sculpture Garden, take part in a one-of-a-kind art activity using steamroller printing. All experiences are included with museum admission, creating an easy way to explore, play, and celebrate together.

Charleston Bubbleicious Bubble Run

This playful 5K turns the course into a bubbly celebration where fun comes first. Every step is about smiles and silliness rather than speed. The atmosphere encourages laughter, lighthearted play, and a kid-at-heart spirit.

TBD

Shoot Da 5

Find tickets for Shoot Da 5 at Live at The Shop in Dunbar.

Live at The Shop

Freestyle Session

Enjoy a freestyle session at South Charleston Memorial Ice Arena. The rate is $10 per hour.

Party in the park - BJJ kids class

This park gathering features a BJJ class for children at Coonskin Park, located at the Columbia shelter.

Coonskin Park

Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church

Annual Meeting and Picnic

Celebrate the 45th year of the Kanawha Valley’s Friends of Old Time Music and Dance with an annual meeting and picnic on the grounds of Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church. The gathering features a cookout and potluck, followed by remarks from the president, time to socialize, and music jamming. The board of directors will provide hamburgers, hot dogs, drinks, and fixings. Guests are encouraged to bring a side dish or dessert, as well as instruments and friends. Everyone is welcome. If weather requires it, the event will move indoors. Help with setup or cleanup is appreciated.

Freestyle Session

This event is priced at $10 per hour.

Paul Thorn

Attend a performance by Paul Thorn.

Culture Center Theater

MAY19

National Travel Service Office

The Club Med All-Inclusive Experience

An exclusive evening focuses on the Club Med all-inclusive experience in Charleston, offering a deep dive into resort options across North America, Brazil, the Alps, Europe and the Mediterranean, Africa, and Asia and the Indian Ocean. Travel experts share practical tips and insider stories that showcase what makes these getaways simple and memorable. The program highlights what an all-inclusive escape can include, such as fine dining, more than 60 sports with expert instruction, recognized kids programs, and tailored wellness options. Held at the National Travel Service Office, this informative session presents a clear look at carefree vacations that blend relaxation, fun, and attentive service.

MAY20

Club Ice Session

A club ice session is available at South Charleston Memorial Ice Arena. The rate is ten dollars per hour.

MAY21

Hot 8 Brass Band | Cecil I. Walker Jazz Series

Hot 8 Brass Band brings the pulse of New Orleans street music to the Cecil I. Walker Jazz Series. The group’s members grew up in New Orleans, many first performing together in high school, and their sound springs from second line parades, charged with the funk and drive that define the city’s music. Band members have toured in Japan, Italy, France, Spain, Finland, England and Sardinia. They return each year to the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival and appear at world and jazz festivals throughout the United States and Europe. Their story has been captured on screen in Spike Lee’s When the Levees Broke and If God is Willing and Da Creek Don’t Rise, and they were featured in the second season of HBO’s Tremé. They have also taken the stage at The Apollo for the annual Great Day in Harlem alongside Dr. John, Lou Reed, Nicolas Payton and others. The band has released three recordings praised by critics and appears on the latest Blind Boys of Alabama release on Time-Life Records. The Cecil I. Walker Jazz Series is supported by the Cecil I. Walker Charitable Trust. The Clay Center’s performing and visual arts programming is presented with financial assistance from the West Virginia Department of Tourism and the National Endowment for the Arts, with approval from the West Virginia Commission on the Arts.

MAY21

Let’s Get Cooking in May

Enjoy a culinary demonstration featuring seasonal recipes presented by Chef Paul Smith and sponsored by AARP of WV. Whether youre experienced or a beginner, youll learn tips and tricks to enhance your cooking skills. The chef will guide you step by step, ensuring you make the most of each dish. Discover the health benefits of seasonal ingredients and gain inspiration for your own kitchen.

MAY22

Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Charleston

Kaleidoscope Collective Meeting

This meeting brings together the Kaleidoscope Collective, an LGBTQIA2S+ social and support space open to all ages and connected with the UUC of Charleston. UUC membership is not required to participate, and allies are welcome. The agenda for this gathering is still to be determined.

MAY22

West Virginia Culture Center

Vandalia Gathering

Enjoy a festival featuring West Virginias traditional music and crafts. There will be concerts, contests, food, and craft sales. The event will have both indoor and outdoor stages and is free to attend.

MAY23

Charleston Darkverse Color Run

A goth-inspired color run that trades neon for rich, shadowy tones invites participants into a bold, shared experience. Expect immersive clouds of black, burgundy, plum, charcoal, and ash that create a moody, smoky look and make for striking photos. The vibe centers on self-expression and a distinct dark aesthetic that everyone can enjoy together. Dress to match the theme with black, lace, leather, boots, cloaks, or whatever suits your style. Move however you like, whether that means running, walking, dancing, or simply taking in the energy. The emphasis is on the look, the moment, and the overall experience. Bring dramatic energy and step into the darkverse.

Charleston State Capitol

MAY23

Freestyle Session

The rate for participation is ten dollars per hour.

MAY24

FestivALL Carriage Trail Walk

Art comes to life outdoors along the Sunrise Carriage Trail as visitors explore a 0.65 mile path filled with live music, dance, interactive art, and new discoveries around every bend. Dance performances are produced by Carli Mareneck, with live music by Brett Mahon of Plus One, Matt Malinoski, and Minor Swing. Admission is free. Parking is recommended downtown with a walk across the South Side Bridge to reach the trail, or at the top of the trail for a downhill stroll. A KRT shuttle will operate between the Vandalia Gathering at the WV Capitol grounds and the Carriage Trail during the event. Support is provided by the Charles & Mary Fayne Glotfelty Foundation.

Sunrise Carriage Trail

MAY26

Dance FestivALL

DANCE FestivALL returns with a marquee program for FestivALL, uniting special guest artists from Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre, Grace Rookstool and David O’Matz, with dancers from Charleston, WV companies. The stage will feature Charleston Ballet under the direction of Kim Pauley, River City Youth Ballet Ensemble under the direction of Michelle Raider-Simon, and JADCO Contemporary Dance Company under the direction of January Johnson. Audiences can look forward to a wide range of choreography and spirited performances from these artists. The performance will be held at the Culture Center Theater. Tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for children and students. Support is provided by sponsors Horace & Sally Emery, Cladwell Insurance, and an anonymous donor.

Culture Center Theater

Pentagram and Today is the Day LIVE at the Shop Hosted by CoentheButcher

Presented by CoentheButcher, Pentagram comes to The Shop for their first performance in the Charleston, West Virginia area. The Alexandria, Virginia pioneers helped shape doom metal and are frequently counted among the genre’s most influential bands, with Bobby Liebling on vocals. Sharing the stage is Today Is the Day, led by Steve Austin and known for an intense blend of post-hardcore, noise rock, metal, and avant garde. Local support comes from Fuzzfiend, Ghost in Me, and Executionist. This is an all ages show with tickets priced at $35 in advance and $40 on the day of the show.

Live at “The Shop”

Charleston Creative Circle Meetup

The third Charleston Creative Circle meetup brings together a wide range of makers at Fife Street Brewing in Charleston, WV. The gathering is open to filmmakers, photographers, musicians, designers, podcasters, content creators, live streamers, and anyone interested in creating or learning from others. It offers an easygoing space to meet peers, exchange ideas, and build real connections. Live music adds to the atmosphere while conversations spark inspiration and potential collaborations. Food and drinks are available, and the focus is on genuine conversation and a supportive local creative community.

Fife Street Brewing

Kanawha County Public Library

Wednesday Book Group

A monthly book discussion meets at the Main Library located in Charleston. Each gathering centers on the title selected for that month. Further details will be shared as they become available.

Club Ice Session

This session at South Charleston Memorial Ice Arena is priced at ten dollars per hour.

MAY28

FestivALL River Cruise: Salsa Night

A FestivALL river cruise salutes ten years of Charleston’s Salsa Club with an evening of Latin rhythm on the Kanawha River. Begin at Haddad Riverfront Park with a welcoming salsa lesson designed for newcomers, then step aboard the River Queen to dance to live music from Cariño as the boat glides along the water. Tickets are $25 for general admission or $35 for general admission with one drink ticket. Sponsored by The Roq and Quarrier Diner. Accessibility note: the first deck of the River Queen is wheelchair accessible, the upper two decks are reached only by stairs, and this program takes place on the third deck.

Haddad Riverfront Park

MAY28

Happier Hour at Shuckers – Every Thursday

Happier Hour at Shuckers offers drink specials and appetizers, making it an easy way to start the weekend early and catch up with friends.

Shuckers

MAY29

Kanawha United Presbyterian Church

FestivALL Square Dance

Friends of Old Time Music and Dance partners with FestivALL for an old-time square dance at Kanawha Presbyterian Church, presented as part of Charleston's 10-day celebration spotlighting art, music, dance, theater, and community. Caller Steve Ballman will lead classic square dance figures while the Kessinger Brothers provide live music.

MAY29

Jesse and The Hogg Brothers

At The Empty Glass, Jesse & The Hogg Brothers are billed as the most exciting original American cowpunk band in the nation. Their album Get Hammered is described as a fun listen to get lost in. Additional details are to be announced.

Children’s Home Society of WV 3rd Annual 5K

This 5K at the University of Charleston returns for its third year to benefit the Children’s Home Society of West Virginia. For 130 years, the organization has supported children and families statewide through 13 primary locations and 28 physical locations that provide adoption, foster care, and emergency shelter care. Funds raised through the event will assist children at the Davis Child Shelter and help meet needs within the Foster Care and Adoption Program.

University of Charleston

2 DAYS! 🛍️ $5 BAG SALE WEEKEND🛍️

A two-day $5 bag sale fills the weekend with deals. Pick up grocery bags on site and load them with clothes, housewares, vintage pieces, holiday items, and more for just $5 per bag. Pack in as much as you can and make sure each bag can be tied shut to qualify. Items too large to fit in a bag will be priced separately. Additional savings are available from select vendors. The bag sale takes place only in the designated bag sale room near the restroom entrance and does not extend to the entire market. Vendor booths are excluded, and shopping carts, baskets, and vendor booth items are not permitted in the bag sale area. You are welcome to fill as many bags as you like throughout the weekend.

Eclectic Goods Market

Turf Wars

This is a baseball tournament for age groups 7U through 14U. Awards will be given in the form of rings.

Hurricane High School

Sam Eplin

Sam Eplin is scheduled to be at The Empty Glass, with a simple note indicating they will be around.

Freestyle Session

Skate during a freestyle skating session at South Charleston Memorial Ice Arena. Admission is $10 per hour.

MAY31

Freestyle Session

Participation is priced at ten dollars per hour.

JUN4

Vintage Bicycle Ride

John’s Cyclery has served riders since 1968, helping propel the bicycle boom of the 1970s, and many of those classics are still rolling today. Current owner Rich Harper bought a Schwinn Super Sport from John Turner at age 16 and continues to ride it, much like many customers who grew up with bikes from the shop. This vintage-themed ride follows a flat 5.7 mile route on the residential streets of St. Albans and includes a stop for ice cream at Crafts of the Coal. A drawing will award one rider a $10 Crafts of the Coal gift card. All types of bicycles are welcome, with a special nod to cherished classics.

JUN5

Clue

Secrets, blackmail, and a sudden death turn Boddy Manor into the setting for a comic investigation. Six unexpected guests become prime suspects as clues surface from room to room. Perhaps Mrs. Peacock is in the study with a knife, or maybe Colonel Mustard is in the library with a wrench. Inspired by the classic Hasbro board game and based on the 1985 Paramount Pictures film, this whodunit blends mystery and humor while keeping the identity of the culprit under wraps until the final reveal. Broadway in Charleston, a Nederlander production, is presented by AARP West Virginia, Encova Insurance, ConServ, Stewart Bell Injury Lawyers, West Virginia Lottery, and WCHS-TV. The Clay Center’s performing and visual arts programming receives financial assistance from the West Virginia Department of Tourism and the National Endowment for the Arts, with approval from the West Virginia Commission on the Arts.

JUN11

World Cup Kick-Off Weekend @ Coal River Coffee

Coal River Coffee marks the start of the World Cup with a weekend of soccer themed fun. Look for country inspired specialty drinks, with match coverage on the screens throughout normal business hours. Guests who arrive in a soccer jersey get a discount, and kids can pick up complimentary soccer coloring pages. It is a festive way to welcome summer for die hard fans and casual visitors, and friends and families can show their team colors.

JUN11

The Lao Tizer Band | Cecil I. Walker Jazz Series

The Lao Tizer Band, a nominee for Jazz Group of the Year, appears for the first time in the Clay Center’s Cecil I Walker Jazz Series with a performance centered on AMPLIFY, the group’s new album and video. This release marks a major step forward for the ensemble, featuring five brand-new vocal pieces and four original instrumentals, all captured live at EastWest Studios in Hollywood with a seven-camera shoot. Pianist, keyboardist and bandleader Lao Tizer, a past Best New Jazz Artist nominee, leads a lineup that includes platinum-selling vocalist Elliott Yamin, GRAMMY-winning drummer Gene Coye, and Senegalese bassist, composer and producer Cheikh N’Doye, with credits that include Baaba Maal and Weedie Braimah. The set moves through a wide range of styles and delivers high-energy interplay from an all-star cast. The Cecil I. Walker Charitable Trust supports the Cecil I. Walker Jazz Series. The Clay Center’s performing and visual arts programs receive financial assistance from the West Virginia Department of Tourism and the National Endowment for the Arts, with approval from the West Virginia Commission on the Arts.

JUN13

The Princess Bride An Inconceivable Evening With Cary Elwes Tickets Charleston WV Clay Center

The Princess Bride - An Inconceivable Evening With Cary Elwes takes place at the Clay Center. Tickets are available through the MyCityRocks Ticket Exchange, a resale marketplace where individual sellers set prices that may be above or below face value. Purchases are backed by a guarantee that tickets are valid for entry, along with a full refund if the event is canceled and not rescheduled, excluding shipping. Since 2005, the exchange has fulfilled over 100,000 orders and offers a marketplace with more than 40 million tickets across sports, concert, and theatre events. MyCityRocks is not affiliated with the venue or the performer.

JUN13

Charleston Association of the Deaf June Picnic

The Charleston Association of the Deaf June Picnic at Wine Cellar Park features a relaxed day of food, games, and prize opportunities. Admission is $15 per person and includes a meal, dingo, and entry in the door prize drawing. Ages 13 to 17 are $5, and children 12 and under attend free. Hot dogs and burgers are provided, and bringing a covered dish earns an extra door prize ticket. Cornhole games are $5 each. Raffle entries are $10 for 25 tickets with cash prizes available. For details, contact Franny at 304-553-7336 or charlestonassociationdeafhoh@gmail.com.

Wine Cellar Park

JUN14

Black Bear Bike Festival 2026!

Celebrating a major milestone, the Bear reaches its 40th edition, a testament to its place among the longest continuously held mountain bike races in the country. This enduring competition carries a rich legacy built over decades.

JUN14

Post Mtn Stage Jam hosted by The Carpenter Ants

The Carpenter Ants host a post-show jam at The Empty Glass. The atmosphere is relaxed and spontaneous, with drop-ins hanging out and making music alongside the hosts. Each session unfolds based on who turns up, creating an easygoing continuation of the evening’s energy.

JUN19

Rolls on the River 2026

Downtown Charleston hosts a flavorful gathering with pepperoni roll tastings, beer, and showcases from area artisans along the Boulevard. Attendees can sample savory bites, sip a brew, and explore creative work from local creators while strolling the Boulevard.

Downtown Charleston

JUN19

Eclectic Dad’s Day Deals 🎩

Celebrate Dad with storewide savings from select vendors all weekend. Bring him along to browse, or stop by to find a thoughtful present.

JUN21

Bake My Day at the Capitol Market

Capitol Market will have a wide selection of macarons available for purchase, with flavors that change from day to day.

JUN26

Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Charleston, WV

Kaleidoscope Collective Meeting

Kaleidoscope Collective brings together people of all ages in the LGBTQIA2S+ community for connection and mutual support. The group is connected with the UUC of Charleston, and participation does not require UUC membership. Allies are welcome to attend. The agenda for this meeting will be announced.

JUN27

The Detonators @ The Capital Theater

The Detonators take the stage for a classic rock showcase. Special guests Alan Griffith and the Cheapbeats add to the bill.

JUN27

2 DAYS! 🛍️ $5 BAG SALE WEEKEND🛍️

A $5 bag sale fills a dedicated room with finds across clothes, housewares, vintage pieces, new items, Christmas decor and more. Grab a provided grocery bag, load it up, and pay just $5 per bag, with no limit on the number of bags, as long as each one can be tied shut. Items too large to fit in a bag will be priced individually. The promotion is limited to the bag sale room, accessible near the restroom, and does not extend to the rest of the market. Vendor booths are excluded, and shopping carts, baskets, and merchandise from vendor booths are not allowed in the bag sale area. Additional savings are available from select vendors.

JUL3

DC's Sports Bar Show

Enjoy a no cover show at DC'S Sports Bar. Admission is free.

DC'S Sports Bar

JUL11

Charleston Dirty Birds Star Wars Night 2026

A Star Wars themed night with the Charleston Dirty Birds in 2026 brings a playful, galaxy-inspired vibe for fans of the saga and supporters of the team. The atmosphere blends team pride with a beloved space adventure.

GoMart Ballpark

JUL11

City Park Dr, St Albans, WV 25177, United States

Almost Heaven 5K

The Almost Heaven 5K returns to Saint Albans City Park for a community run with finish-line perks. Every runner who completes the course will receive a high quality race shirt, a finisher medal, and post race refreshments with water and snacks. Packet pickup takes place on race morning. For additional details, refer to the race day logistics.

JUL24