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A new exhibition coming to Shepherdstown next month seeks to showcase the variety of visual art created in Appalachia.
From Sept. 5 to Sept. 30, local tourism organization Experience Shepherdstown will host a free exhibition at the Shepherdstown Welcome Center entitled “Experience Appalachia.” The show is free to enter and open to artists age 18 and up living in the region.
While it is operationally independent, Board President Shannon Thomas said the exhibition aims to bring a visual art accompaniment to the Appalachian Heritage Festival and Writer-in-Residence held annually at Shepherd University.
Experience Shepherdstown is now seeking submissions to consider for next month’s show. Thomas said the organization welcomes all different types of visual art, from traditional mediums to Appalachian craftwork like quilting, woodworking and instrument-making.
“It’s pretty broad,” Thomas said. “We really hope that we get a good mix to show a good flavor of what Appalachia has to offer.”
The showcase is non-juried and free to enter. Submissions are due Aug. 20 and must be hand-delivered to the exhibition site in Shepherdstown.
For more information, visit the Experience Shepherdstown website.
West Virginia’s buck firearm season runs for two weeks from Monday, Nov. 24 to Sunday, Dec. 7.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThere's a new roller coaster in West Virginia. It's a mountain coaster in Mercer County at Brush Creek Holl’r, just off I-77, not far from Winterplace Ski Resort.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsBy now, cooler temperatures have closed many theme parks around the area. But if you’ve got a craving to get on a roller coaster, you don’t have to wait until spring and you don’t have to drive very far. Bill Lynch takes us to the Brush Creek Holl’r Mountain Coaster.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsWVPB is hosting a special screening of “Becoming Thurgood: America’s Social Architect” at Marshall University on Nov. 18, and Us & Them host Trey Kay will moderate the live event along with a panel discussion. Ahead of the screening, Kay talked with one of the panelists, historian Cicero Fain, about why Marshall’s story matters now.
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