AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoHaunted History: West Virginia Independence Hall in Wheeling hosts a guided Ghost Walk on Oct. 24, pairing eerie local tales with the landmark’s history. On Stage: West Liberty University Theatre inducts four Hilltop Players into its Wall of Fame today before the evening performance of “The Cripple of Inishmaan.” Local Legends: Parkersburg’s Smoot Theatre turns 100 on Oct. 18. Opened with a movie and live performance in 1926, it has weathered major changes in entertainment. Antique Hunt: History Channel’s “American Pickers” plans West Virginia filming in November and is seeking unusual collections and objects with stories behind them. Appalachian Sounds: Pittsburgh musician Gary Crouth’s album “Crossing Appalachia,” inspired by Beckley memories and regional history, is set to debut Oct. 23 at a benefit concert. Art & Events: Carnegie Hall in Lewisburg features Fayetteville artist Carly Thaw’s nature-inspired work through Oct. 30, with a basket-weaving workshop and murder-mystery cocktail night coming up.
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