Things To Do
The Peddler
A local brewery, restaurant, and arcade. Also the site of Cindy and Owen's first date! Cindy recommends the kale dip and Owen loves the Hadouken chicken sandwich. They also have local craft brews made right in the restaurant!
Heritage Station
Heritage is home to several shops, bars, and cafés including Nomada Bakery (great empanadas and coffee), the Gumbo Stop Cafe (cajun food), and the Red Caboose where you can find local art and gifts (including a lot of fun Mothman-themed goodies)!
The Market Downtown Huntington
The Market has multiple food options, drinks, a lovely outdoor seating area, and the Wildflower Gift Shop with lots of WV specific goods!
The Old Village Roaster
Opened in 1995, this phenomenal coffee shop is a landmark in Huntington and is connected to the historic Keith Albee Theatre. The Old Village Roaster roasts all their own beans and has (in Owen's honest opinion) the best coffee in Huntington. Oh, it also is one of the best smelling places in the world. Plus, they're season sponsors of Alchemy Theatre! Stop in for a cup of coffee!
The Inner Geek
Huntington's favorite store for all your nerdy needs! Whether you're looking for trading cards, action figures, board games, comics, books, or vintage nerd items, this is the place to check out!
Old Central City Antique District
Central City @ 14 St W is a commercial district on 14th Street West that includes quaint antique shops, the Central City Gazebo, and The Wild Ramp, a year-round market that focuses on selling locally-produced food and gifts. Cindy loves the coffee at Cicada Books!
Ritter Park
Looking for a nice place to walk and enjoy the weather? Ritter Park is stretches along Huntington's South Side neighborhood and is a great place for a stroll! You may even see a Great Blue Heron or one of the families of muskrats that live along Four Pole Creek!
Huntington Museum of Art
The Huntington Museum of Art offers a lot of fun exhibits and includes a wonderful greenhouse complete with Koi and Axolotls!
Mothman Museum
If you're down for a short drive, head up Route 2 for about 45 minutes to the home of the Mothman, West Virginia's favorite and most famous cryptid! This museum offers bus tours from locals who were around during the sightings and even takes you to the TNT manufacturing area complete with abandoned bunkers!
Rotary Park Disc Golf
Rotary Park has a great, and challenging, disc golf course. Established in 1994, this course takes you throughout the park's main roads as well as hiking through the wooded hills.