The Pirates had a GREAT season, but it’s hard not to feel sad after their sudden ending. Luckily we can drown our blues away with another beautiful fall weekend with lots to do in Wheeling, W.Va.
Friday – Sunday
The City of Wheeling Arts & Cultural Commission has asked amateur and professional artists to artistically paint parking meters in the Centre Market area. This project is part of the commission’s ongoing efforts to bring the arts and artists to the forefront in Wheeling as a W.Va., Certified Arts Community. The Centre Market Parking Meter Mural Project is a creative place making projects designed to enhance other revitalization projects that have been successful in this area. This project also has the potential to be a jumping off point for other public art projects in the city with the goal of beautification and creation of art spaces in other neighborhoods.
Head to Centre Market to see them paint this weekend!!
Masterworks Series Opener: Tchaikovsky’s 5th & Jennifer Koh plays Bernstein
Friday 8pm
The opening Masterworks program begins with Rimsky-Korsakov’s Capriccio Espagnol, hailed by Tchaikovsky as “a colossal masterpiece of instrumentation.” Jennifer Koh plays Bernstein’s Serenade inspired by Plato’s dialogue on love. The program closes with Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 5, one of his most expressive and lyrical symphonies. A concert not to be missed!
Wheeling Artisan Center Exhibition: “Mystical Landscapes”
October 8-29
Stop by the Artisan Center this weekend to take in the “mystical” work by Cheryl Ryan Harshman and Calvin Matzke.
Wheeling Brewing Company Group Bicycle Ride
Saturday 9:30 a.m.
From the WBS Staff:
This Saturday will be our first group bicycle ride. Start and finish at the pub, weather pending, and everyone is welcome. Beer will be served after the ride. Please message us if you have any questions!
Oh and yeah, beer is the best recovery drink…
Saturday 7 p.m.
The Blue Church in partnership with The Movement is proud to present HomeGrown Hip Hop featuring three up and coming music artists raised in the Ohio Valley.
