Beautiful space, great place to hold a venue! Very spacious, I attended a wedding there and it was…read moreelegant and just worked. Saw some art there one time, it was made for art it just works.. like a bouquet on a brunch table. Honestly you could do anything there.. a mixer, a paint and sip, that fits right?? Art and wine..yes please. You could hold a ballroom dancing class, heck you could hold a ball like a gala style benefit. Since I mentioned it perhaps a brunch type thing like from 10-14, everyone likes brunch and mossas maybe toss some puppies in there just for pettin, no.. what about a humane society fashion show, get them all glammed up and showcase them, talk about their likes and dislikes, their aspirations. Bunch of boozy young to middle aged adults high on Prosecco and crepes, lot of happy snooterdoodles getting homes.. why stop there.. maybe you pop an hours on both ends, 9-3 or 4? Of course it would be on Saturday.. duh. Maybe there is a screen set up in a corner of the room with all kinds of cozy bean bag chairs and blankets, pillows. On the screen it's playing nothing but Tom Hanks movies, this event is now from 9-5 so 8 hours of Tom Hank's blockbusters, Turner and Hooch, You've got mail, a man called Otto, Cast Away, and terminal, that lest one doesn't have animals but it is wholesome. For the first half like till 1 ish everyone can watch Tommies movies, snuggle pups and drink classy breakfast cocktails. What of the announcer is a little old man with a bow tie and his name is Hank. Hank Loves dogs and maybe he gets a little emotional when he talks about how bad they need homes.. that's going to tug on some heart strings.. you just drank 4 bloody Mary's and watched Tom fall in love with a stray cat and then Hank Gets up to showcase a poor puppy in need! He talks about how his late wife Darlene loved helping animals and her dying wish was for Hank to be happy and make the world a better place!! He pulls out a HANKerchief and wipes a solitary tear and smiles and says: I have had a wonderful life, and now it's time for Sampson to have a Wonderful life too, and a hopeful volunteer walks out showcasing a needy dog who has a big smile and is wearing a handsome vest, cause he gets a little cold sometimes.. awww. He love sleeping in the bed, under the covers and his favorite treat are little cubed sweet potato bites.. Hank says: he's a good good boi, and I'm hope that someone has it in their heart to give Sampson his forever home, and if you can't have pets then we hope you make a donation. What's this event called you ask? Hankering for Homes, I just got goosebumps typing that.. i hope that someone who has the money and drive finds it in their heart to organize this event, I would really like to attend... I digress, this is a fantastic venue with plenty of possibilities, but let's be honest, it was made for Hankering for Homes.

From the owner: Our team has pulled together to transform this location into a community hub for artisans and…read morecreative businesses. West Edge Factory by Coalfield Development has 14,000 sq. ft. of community meeting space, a theater, a solar installation learning center and practice roof, an agricultural aggregation and distribution facility, and ample tenant space available.

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

From the owner: A children's museum where children and adults can learn through play! Aside from pure fun and…read morecuriosity, our exhibits will be designed to cultivate knowledge, all will be chosen in the hopes of promoting the STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) thought process. It’s our hope to help ensure our next generation of problem solvers are ready to take on the challenges of the future, whatever they may be.

The Union gave me a lot of great memories, especially during special events like Quarters -- those…read morenights were always a blast after a long week of classes. The bartenders were super friendly, and the drinks came out fast every time, even when the place was packed. It was one of those spots where you could unwind, laugh with friends, and forget about school for a bit. The energy was always high, the crowd was fun, and it had that perfect college‑night vibe that kept people coming back. Definitely a place that made the weekends feel worth it.

Cool bar was there last fall on tail end of a motorcycle ride. Herb always treats us well! The…read morestaff was great!

**Review on event space**…read more I went to an event here this past weekend and it is a really interesting space. You walk in like you are entering a hotel, but the small walkway leads you into a large atrium area with a wide staircase that leads up to a second floor balcony that overlooks the bottom floor. The place is well lit, but has lots of reds and rich colors. There is a restaurant in here too, which I did not enter into, but I heard that it is a bit fancy and has lots of elephant decor. The restrooms and nice and off to the side. The space easily help 10 rounds of 10 plus a long table for about 20 kids and a long buffet table. They had space int he back for a coat check and behind that they had setup areas for the caterers. They do not have parking, but there is ample street parking and a parking garage down the street. We walked over from the Holiday Inn and it was not a problem at all. I am not sure who the caterer was but the food was good. They had a Caesar salad, white cheddar mac and cheese, roasted potatoes, green beans with shallots, and a beef carving station. For the kids, they had fries and chicken tenders. The chicken tenders looked great but were extremely dry and overcooked. We went to an event like this at the Big Sandy center, and this hotel was A LOT nicer! I would highly recommend it. Also, I am not sure who the DJ company was, but the DJ and his dancers were amazing too!

My 100th review belongs to one of my favorite places. Opening in 1928, the Keith Albee maintains…read moreits historic structure and aesthetic, remaining completely functional and beautiful. Among other events, I grew up with the incredible Huntington Symphony Orchestra, who hosts all their indoor concerts here, as far as I know. Not only is it a gorgeous theater, but it has remarkable acoustics, much better than far larger and newer theaters I've been to for orchestral concerts. I highly recommend sitting in the balcony for an event like this, as sound is absorbed by clothing, so music is much more easily listened to (and watched) from the balcony. The Keith Albee is truly beautiful, and I am so happy it has retained its historic beauty over the years. There is an old fashioned box office, detailed carpeting, and even lovely restrooms. The restrooms include a "lounge" with seating. I was always mesmerized by the lights and details of the theater itself growing up, and still admire them every time I go as an adult. I highly recommend attending an event here if you haven't, especially a music event such as the Huntington Symphony Orchestra. You don't need to be "high class" to come here and feel that you belong. I have always felt at home in my beat-up Converse, no matter what the people around me are wearing. It is probably my favorite place in Huntington, and truly a gem of the city.

From the owner: One of West Virginia's most iconic landmarks, the Keith-Albee is a historic 2,417-seat venue…read moreserving the Tri-State since 1928, hosting national productions, local performances, and special events.

I stayed at the Holiday Inn and Suites, Civic Center, in Huntington, WV, the Friday after…read moreThanksgiving. This put me about an hour closer for my drive back to Jacksonville the following day as well as gave me the opportunity to spend time with college friends. Upon arrival my check-in process took about five minutes, which was great as I had my dog Simba in the car waiting for me. The associate was friendly and assisted me with where I should park. And she gave me a first-floor room so I didn't have to take my puppy boy on the elevator. I stayed in a room with two full beds and a couch. The room was clean and modern. The heat worked well which was much appreciated as it was chilly in WV! Plus the bed was comfortable. I stayed out too late the night before to catch breakfast lol. But that was fine as I wanted to stop by a local spot on my way out of town. The hotel was quiet as I slept the night through with no issues. My invoice was slid under the door when I woke up. I will definitely stay at this hotel again! It was in a great location downtown with lots of restaurants, shopping and a movie theater nearby as well as the Civic Center if you are attending an event.

Very very conveniently located. Literally right across from the Big Sandy Superstore Arena. The…read morepool was not very warm for not having a hot tub. Breakfast is not included but you can pay $8.95 for the buffet. Not worth it when there is a Bob Evans a block down the road. The room was large and the Jacuzzi bathtub looked at least as old as me...no thanks. The shower itself was huge...because of the bathtub size and was very hot and had a nice strong spray. All in all, it was about what I expected for a 3-Star. We were staying with family for this event otherwise we would have gone with a 2 1/2 Star. Which would have included a hot tub, pool, free breakfast, free wifi, coffee, fridge and microwave. And it would have been half the price.

Great atmosphere, will definitely go again! Military friendly as well which is just a bonus but is…read moregreatly appreciated.

Amazing experience. Great atmosphere very cool place. Owner very knowledgeable and helpful. A+read more