Had a nice visit to the museum with the wife and kids. Lots of interesting stuff inside and plenty…read moreto look at for a couple of hours. The short concrete trail was well maintained but couldn't make out where the branching trails were. Everything seemed to be overgrown which was kind of a bummer. Really enjoyed the firearms collection. Staff were very friendly and gave us a little tour of the conservatory which the kids loved. They also enjoyed the craft room and the gift shop. Would recommend it for a chill day out.

When I was at the museum, Hurricane Helene came through there in September 2024. The staff was…read moresuper nice to me, as the electric kept going on and off, as did the alarm. What little bit of the museum that I got to see was amazingly beautiful. I only got to stay at the museum for a little bit, because they were closing the museum at the time. The staff allowed me to stay inside with them long enough for the storm to finish blowing through. I hope to come back to visit again soon, because I would really like to get to go through the museum to see it in its entirety.

Today we went to this Great Farm with my grandson's school field trip. It costs $17 for adults and…read more$10 for kids! There are separate buildings to explore and it's self guided. With the school it was more of a guided tour! There is farm animals! We took a tractor pulled wagon ride! They were able to feed the animals! The buildings were full of antique items! If you get the chance go and enjoy this location!

Who knew that this marvelous experience awaited me. Here is the important point; This spotless Farm…read moreMuseum tells the economic history of West Virginia. Salt, Natural Gas, Oil, and Glass. Do you know who owns most of the State's mineral rights? Do you know how many Glass Companies existed? Do you know why Charleston was home to so many chemical companies? Have you walked through a low seam coal mine? Well, you will here and you can try a ropes course, zip line, and see how large a Bald Eagle's nest is. The staff is 100%.

I absolutely love the rock afire and the cheese bread is so amazing it is such a nostalgic slice of…read more80's heaven recommend 9.5 outta ten

I visited Billy Bob's Wonderland as a guest for my niece's birthday, so I can't speak directly to…read morethe pricing, but her family doesn't have much extra money and still chose this place - so I'd assume it's reasonably affordable. You're allowed to bring in an outside cake, but no other outside food or drinks. There's a good variety of arcade games for kids, teens, and adults, but not much for toddlers or very young children. The animatronics are definitely the standout feature - nostalgic and fun to watch - but the interior is pretty dark, and the exterior looks worn and overdue for a refresh. Overall, it's a decent spot for a birthday party or casual hangout, but it definitely shows its age. I'd call it a solid middle‑of‑the‑road experience.

Had our son's first birthday here! The staff were friendly and helpful. The place was kept clean…read moreand the atmosphere was great.

It is a good place to kids for some fun. The pizza was good and the whole place was clean.read more

Great place for the kids to enjoy many activities and enjoyable for adults as well. Kids stay busy…read moreand good places to sit while they do so. Also some activities available for adults as well,roller coaster,laser tag ,mini golf,bowling and arcade games. Lots to do for all ages,all under one roof! Come before noon to enjoy reduced price admission.

This is a great school for little kids. They are given guidance and encouragement, without the…read morenegativity that can crush tender self esteem. They learn poise, technique, and presence while still being their unique selves. I highly recommend this school.

This museum is full older/antique radios and old stereos from back in the day. Being that I like…read moreseeing these old radio prototypes and being allowed to touch and look at the insides of these older radios, this museum was right up my alley. I wish my father could've came with me when I went through this museum, because I think my dad would have enjoyed himself immensely, considering my dad loved horsing around with the guts of old radios and things like that back in the day. Granted, the museum is only open on the weekends, but it's definitely worth a look, along with the donations, if you can give one. The guys that run this museum are super nice and knowledgeable.

What a gem. The personal tour by Lloyd McIntyre was so interesting. Stuff will not see anywhere…read moreelse.

Located behind the Cabell County Library on the 2nd floor of Huntington City Hall, the Foundry…read moreTheater is a charming arts venue that I somehow never knew existed until this month. I visited for the Appalachian Queer Film Festival but would love to return for the other creative events and performances they host. It's clean and somewhat small, but in a dignified, intimate way. Intimate without being crowded. It was the perfect size for a small film festival, so when the mic malfunctioned, everyone was still able to hear what was happening on-stage. A couple suggestions I have are investing in the broken water fountain (would really love to not have to pay for water) and more sound absorbers in the theater itself. Although the sound quality was great, there were moments during films that I couldn't understand dialogue due to the resounding boom. I highly recommend attending an event here!