Gallery Eleven is a unique place to enjoy and experience art work created by West Virginia artists…read more I could spend hours there, appreciating the talent and creativity of folks who obviously love a State that I do also. Come and see! Come and talk with someone who reflects their love and God's of our beautiful State.

Gallery Eleven is a co-op of 16 talented local artists. One can find exquisite paintings, unique…read moremetal sculptures, and award winning pottery here. The gallery is currently only open on Wednesdaysand on the third Thursday evening of the month for Artwalk, but there is another location at Charleston Town Center mall open every Thursday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.

This is the first cross stitch shop I've been in and it was a bit overwhelming but really great. I…read morewas able to find plastic aida for a project I was doing and also a few scrap pieces of random aidas that were on discount. They had tons of floss and patterns. The only thing I wish is that they had a wider selection of needleminders, though there was so much I may have simply missed them. The person that I assume was the owner was super-friendly and helpful and let me know if I need anything I can place an order over the phone and they can ship it to me since I'm visiting from out-of-town.

I've been coming to the Village Sampler for a long long time, Pat (owner) of this cross stitch…read morebusiness is very helpful, everyone is actually! I'll step in this week. This place has a long table where you can sit and stitch, it's just awesome!

It's a nice cute little shop in the Eclectic store and it actually has a nice variety of spiritual…read moreitems and tools! They have nice candles, herbs, crystals, pendulums, tarot/oracle decks and sooo much more! It's nice knowing there's a little shop in my hometown so i don't have to always go out of state or shop online!

I spent about 2 hours here with my kids on a Sunday and they had a good time…read more The main floor has a water table area that the kids loved, a music room and an area to learn about your body. The body area had some sport activities that the kids enjoyed interacting with. The lower level had a travel wild kratts exhibit that we did not spend much time at, the climbing area, and an interactive city where we spent most of our time. On the top floor there is an art museum with some hands on play area for the kids. They also were able to paint with water colors. Parking was across the street from the building so easy to get to. They did have a cafe but the food was mediocre. I recommend eating before or after your trip.

On a day trip to Charleston WV we stopped by the Clay Center for our daughter. First I always judge…read morethe bathrooms as this is a perfect example of how clean a place is. They have male and female but always love to see a family bathroom so I am not fighting for my life when my kid needs to potty. It was very clean and well kept but we did go as soon as they opened. 5 out of 5 This place is 3 stories tall they do have different options stairs and 2 different elevators to help anyone explore all locations. Play options: They have a waterworks the roof does leak but they have over covers for kids to protect their clothing over all a nice water station. 3.5 out of 5 Outer space was quite lackluster and not very play forward more informative 2 out of 5 One place we loved and spent most of our time was the interactive village too cute!!! Vet, Dr, theater, mechanic, grocery store, garden, fire pit, and so much more this is by far the highlight! 5 out of 5 They did have an open and active maker space with many different options for crafts! 5 out of 5 They do have a cafe with options of food you can buy so you can play longer. 5 out of 5 The front desk was so kind and very helpful with any questions we may have had. But I wasn't sure about parking if it was free or if we had to pay. When calling back I didn't get an answer. 3 out of 5 Last but not least the price for 2 kids and 3 adults total was under $60 and when leaving for lunch we could came back to play some more. So with that it was very worth the money! 5 out of 5 Over all experience: 4 out of 5

I love this antique store. It is three stories tall with no elevator so I recommend starting on the…read moretop floor and working your way down. There are several nook and crannies, so check it all out. Every time I am here i spend at least three hours exploring, because there is always something new and interesting. There is a huge booth offering more than their share of books, so if you are an avid collector of books or just someone that enjoys reading a lot...check this book out on the third floor. I have bought several items here and the staff is very helpful. I highly recommend check them out if you are in the area.

Very nice shopping experience in a clean, well lit, organized space. The vendors are all good…read morequality (no garage sale crap) and there is a good selection of different things. We found a ton of fiestaware, vintage mason jars, plentiful mantiques, and lots of quilts. I imagine it changes frequently. I noticed that the prices appeared to drop as one ascended the next floors (3 floors). So it's worth the climb to the upper levels. Pleasant and helpful staff, too.

We took the sand to hand tour, without tour guide Clove, and it was a great experience! The tour…read morewas fun, informative, and educational! Seeing the glass from start to finish was wonderful! The visitors center is well stocked, and has seconds available for discounted prices. Don't miss this great place!

We love Blenko Glass Company and have for many years. The showroom, museum upstairs and the…read moreglassblowing exhibit area are all awesome. Glass blowing in America is becoming a lost art. I love that Blenko is still in business and thriving. They have a large selection of glass in the showroom with 2nds (small imperfections) at a reduced rate and great value. I have received excellent service in the showroom and on line. My husband and I always stop at Blenko when we are in Huntington visiting family. I highly recommend you do the same!

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.

A great place to get wooden furniture refinished and even fixed. Sometimes they get really busy and…read morefall a little behind in production (minus one star), but the prices are good and the attention to detail make up for it.... final product is worth the wait!