Attractions

Big Sandy Superstore Arena (304) 696-5990

This venue hosts a wide variety of entertainment opportunities. Concerts, sports, circuses, expos, festivals, cook-offs, conferences and trade shows are just a few of the events regularly scheduled at the arena.

Blenko Glass (304) 743-9081

16 miles away. Observe artisans creating unique handmade glassware that is famous throughout the world. Only outlet for national manufacturer glass and historical museum.

Harris Riverfront Park (304) 696-5970

Located only one block from Pullman Plaza, this park stretches along the Ohio River bordering the downtown area of Huntington. The park provides a tranquil setting and beautiful scenery for family outings, picnics, peaceful or romantic walks along the river, as well fishing and boating.

Heritage Farm Museum and Village (304) 522-1244

Step back in time at the Heritage Farm Museum and Village for a fun-filled, educational and award-winning experience.

Huntington Museum of Art (304) 529-2701

The museum is the finest in the state and provides exhibits from arts all over the world.

J. Taylor Car Museum (304) 416-1248

One of Huntington's special treasures... From the earliest steam car to Model Ts, Model A Fords, touring cars, convertibles, and customs. A rare 1930 V-16 Cadillac Limousine and a 1936 Chrysler Convertible are among the more elegant examples of auto development and design.

Marshall University (800) 642-3463

Just block away, Marshall is home to the Thundering Herd.

New River Train (304) 523-0364

During the peak autumn foliage time you can take a day trip from Huntington to Hinton, WV. You will have a front-row seat to some of the most spectacular scenery in the country. Traveling along the beautiful New River Gorge in southern West Virginia. Reservations are a must – call today to get tickets!

Pullman Square (304) 522-3203

Located across the street from Pullman Plaza, Pullman Square is the hub of downtown. It houses numerous dining, retail and entertainment businesses, as well as a 16-screen movie theater.

Ritter Park (304) 696-5977

One of the most peaceful and serene locations in the city. The park provides recreational opportunities as well as year-round events and activities for everyone's enjoyment. These include a walking/jogging path, tennis courts, playground and picnic and outdoor amphitheater.

Ironton, Ohio

Ironton, Ohio has many places for different types of recreation. The Ironton River includes a scenic view, a boat dock for boating, and a wonderful place for fishing. Located around Ironton are several small parks, including Wayne National Forest. It also features hiking, ATV, and horse trails, camp sites, fishing, and boating.

Paramount Arts Center (606) 324-3175

Operating as a non-profit organization since 1972 offers the best of the performing arts to our patrons. The theatre has seating for 1400 people and an average of 120 performances per year.

Highlands Museum (606) 329-8888

History and heritage along with energy and excitement come together on the Country Music Highway at the Highlands Museum & Discovery Center. From 6 months to 96 years old, visitors find activity and information that puts the past in perspective and moves the present into the future.

Pendleton Arts Center (606) 920-9863

The center strives to encourage and nurture artistic creativity, by providing a supportive and inspiring environment for artists and by offering art exhibitions, events and educational programs that raise public awareness and appreciation for the arts.