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Hotline:
304.552.0273
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AREA
ENTERTAINMENT
MARQUEE CINEMAS
331 Southridge Blvd - Southridge Center, South Charleston 746-9900
Handicapped Accessible, Hearing Impaired
Show Times
PARK PLACE
STADIUM CINEMAS
600 Washington St. East,
Charleston 345-6540
Handicapped Accessible, Hearing Impaired.
Show Times
ALL
STAR CINEMAS - TEAYS VALLEY
170 Erskine Lane, Scott Depot, WV, 25560
Show Times
PERFORMING ARTS
Charleston is home to several
performing arts groups. These range from community groups to professional
organizations with outstanding guest artists. Groups such as these give
Charleston a unique performing arts arena and include the Charleston Ballet,
Charleston Chamber Music Society, Charleston Civic Chorus, Charleston Community
Music Association, Charleston Light Opera Guild and the Children's Theatre of
Charleston.
MOUNTAIN STAGE
West Virginia Public Radio presents this live two-hour arts performance show,
broadcast on Sundays at 6:00 p.m. at the Cultural Center Theater in the State
Capitol Complex. This show features nationally and internationally recognized
musicians and provides a delightful evening of a variety of talent. This is one
of the most popular programs offered to Public Radio International's member
stations, and is heard on 130 PRI stations nationwide. Tickets are available
through TICKETMASTER at 304-342-5757, or at the door, starting at 1:30 pm the
day of the performance.
WEST
VIRGINIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
This season runs from September through April with a schedule of symphonic and
pop performances with a variety of special guests through the season. Symphony
Sunday is presented in June as a celebration of music of community. Please call
304/342-0160 for more information.
CLAY CENTER FOR
THE ARTS AND SCIENCES
Currently under construction and expected
to open in 2002, this is considered to be one of the most ambitious cultural and
educational undertakings in West Virginia. This center was established to serve
the arts, sciences and technology. It will also bring together educational
exhibits and programs and performances in dance and music. This facility will
include a Science Museum with a planetarium, 1,880-seat Concert Hall, Virtual
Education Center, and exhibit galleries. Call 304-346-1100 for more information.
THE CULTURAL
CENTER
Located within the State Capitol Complex, the Cultural Center houses the State
Museum, a craft shop, reference and archive libraries, and a theater staging a
variety of performances including West Virginia Public Radio's nationally known
Sunday program Mountain Stage. Please call 304-558-0220 for more information.
CHARLESTON
CIVIC CENTER & MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM
The Charleston Civic Center is the entertainment and convention centerpiece of
Charleston, hosting the majority of the state’s premier entertainment, sporting
and corporate events. As one of the most flexible facilities in the
Mid-Atlantic region, the Charleston Civic Center is comprised of four versatile
venues–The Civic Center Coliseum, The Municipal Auditorium, The Civic Center
Little Theater and The Charleston Convention Center.
Whether you need a meeting place, a banquet facility, a sports arena, a concert
hall, or an exhibition space, the Charleston Civic Center is both uniquely
suited and ideally situated to make the event a success.
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