Ok little place for entertainment..small little armory in fact. Not alot happens here..but we went…read moreto the bullriding there tonight and it was a ok affair. I have been to the convention center side and it is much nicer and decent catering for a event..its all we got so we gotta make the best of it!

I don't know who enjoyed this more! This was just the correct amount of stimulation and visually so…read morefun! When we went it was all about Eric Carle stories. My kids are bigger but we knew so many of the stories it was fun for all of us.

The Youth Museum makes up for its small size with revolving seasonal modules. When my children went…read moreit was stop motion Animation focused and there were several modules where kids could self directedly build their own stop motion videos. There was also a room with tactile and thinking puzzles as well as a drawing/tracing light board and library nook. I would say the optimal age range that's going to enjoy it is 7-12 but the little ones enjoyed it as well, not crowded on a Saturday, it was $5 per person and is good for about an hour/hour and a half of activity, great kids activity for a weekend or on a rainy day, there was also a planetary exhibit not open while we were there. I've been to many kids museums and while this one is small it's a great resource to let a kid loose to freely create, and it's a great utility for Beckley and southern WV

Great small theatre in downtown Beckley. I went for the first time to see the play 9-5 which is a…read moretake on the movie. It was a good production and the theatre was very nice. It's not big so there is not a huge space but it's very intimate. Small concession stand and very reasonably priced. 5.00 for popcorn and water. Also a bar called Sir Walters Tavern in in the bottom..very nice and updated for anything local. I think they where serving local crafts beers. Definitely will go back if anything is playing I want to see.

I visited to see the play Little Shop of Horrors. It was a very good. The theater is a very…read moreintimate; it is about half the size of a standard movie theater. The concessions were reasonably priced. I got popcorn and drink for 5 dollars. Another perk is that there is bar under the theater and you can bring your drinks in. I will be back if they have another play in the space because it was a refreshing departure from being in a larger space looking at larger productions

One of my all time favorites. Beautiful wide fairways that tempt you to "grip it and rip it",large…read moresmooth greens, gorgeous scenic views and reasonably priced. The country club is small, but the staff make you feel at home. I could be happy playing this course for the rest of my days. I would have given five stars, but it's not free.

This baseball stadium is the home of the MiLB Miner's Baseball Team. It's a minor league team and…read morethe stadium is small but nice and decently maintained. The fact that this even exists is such a great asset to Beckley. I had been meaning to come here for years, but hadn't been able to make the time u til today. I purchased them tickets only through the website. The cost was between $7.50 to $10 per ticket plus some service fees. Not sure if the price would have been the same at the stadium. I had the option to either print my tickets or pick up at will call. When I got to will call they didn't issue me a ticket, they just said I could show my email to the people at the front to get in. There are several concession stands and food options which are more detailed on their website. The price varied a lot from very affordable ($2 for snow cone) to over priced ($3 for a bottle of water). However, the people are very friendly and the Eplings have created a family like atmosphere. There are no covered seating so bring an umbrella to block out the Sun or rain. Bleacher seating doesn't have backs but the "box" seating does. All seats have great views of the action and the field even over looks the mountains. Just don't park close to the stadium; there are several balls that leave the park and will hit your car if you're parked in the first 3 rows. Overall, I recommend this experience to locals and anyone just visiting!

Take me out to the ballgame....take me out to the game...it's ok and local prospect league ball…read more It's 5.50 for bleacher and 8.50 for box and food is way too much and not worth it at all....but it is a fun place...if they lowered concessions a bit it would be more affordable.

This is one of Southern West Virginia's best kept secrets. Like a Broadway show In the Mountains! I…read moreattended the Hatfield's and McCoys outdoor drama this past summer. I've been to plenty of outdoor venues but this one is unlike anything I've seen. It's right in Grandview @ New River Gorge and feels like it's carved out of a mountain surrounded with trees. These dramas are unique and fun for everyone. If you're on I 64 driving through West Virginia this is an easy stop; with an exit right off the highway and only 5 miles from the exit. Don't miss this!!

Just got back from a week of traveling through west Virginia and virginia. Stayed in beaver, wv the…read morefirst night Just so we could attend the outdoor drama of the Hatfield and the McCoys. It was one of our highlights of our entire trip. Had our 9 year old grandson with us. We all enjoyed the story and the great performances of the actors/dancers/ and music. Take a jacket because it does get chilly at night.

My husband and I stumbled into the WV Renaissance festival while camping in the area and had an…read moreabsolute blast! Lots of friendly people, the food was fairly priced, and lots of amazing and creative vendors. I'm officially obsessed and can't wait to go again.

We love the West Virginia Renaissance Fair. We have gone every year except 2020, and every year, it…read moregets better and better! We have experienced fairs in California, Texas, and Maryland, and while they are older, bigger, and more established, the West Virginia Faire is coming up strong! Each year, they build more attractions, have more vendors and performers, and pull in an enthusiastic crowd of attendees. They have West Virginia based meads and ciders and beers, as well as other local purveyors. The weather in June is usually about as perfect as you can ask for. Highly recommend!

The Ritz is a completely refurbished 1920s gem of a theater in Hinton. It has full Dolby Surround…read moreSound and plays first run movies, often the most popular or family friendly. The interior is pure original Art Deco, including the seats (so no cup holders, y'all). Tickets are budget friendly at 6 dollars a pop. A large popcorn is around four dollars and comes with real butter! They also play FREE movies during weekdays in summer and holidays, mostly for kids. The people running the Ritz are super friendly, and they do cute chalkboard advertisements (see photo). Located in the heart of downtown Hinton, it's walkable from anywhere in the National Historic District.

This theater is worth visiting even if you aren't excited about what's playing. The place is simply…read moregorgeous and staffed by friendly, good-humored employees. It is always clean, the concessions fresh, and you can't beat their prices. I love everything about this charming old theater.