Newsroom@DominionPost.com A New animated STEM series premieres today on WVPB’s PBS Kids channel. Developed for children ages 3-5, “Elinor Wonders Why,” centers on the adventures of Elinor and her pals, […]
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Art Museum of WVU reopens with new exhibition
The Art Museum of West Virginia University opens again today with a new exhibition, new hours and new guidelines to keep visitors safe. “Personal to Political: Celebrating the African American […]
Art Opening
Sally Brown Deskins’ idea of a 40th birthday party is to gather friends and fellow creators Crystal Brown, Andrea Eridani, Beth Keener, Emily Prentice and Elisha Rush for a figurative art […]
Historic Fayette Theater presents online comedy
‘Virtual Complaint Department and Lemonade’ airs on Zoom Friday Newsroom@DominionPost.com Recently, the arts world has responded to the limitations of the COVID-19 crisis with creative solutions to presenting performances online. […]
Please say this, too, shall pass
There are certain trendy phrases that I can’t stand. “Throw shade.” “Spill the tea.” “Self-care.” “Real talk.” I don’t know whether I dislike these buzzwords more because they’re so overused, […]
Kick it into gear with virtual show
CLARKSBURG — The Robinson Grand Performing Arts Center will host its second virtual concert during the pandemic. The 5th Gear will perform live at 8 p.m. Friday on the Robinson […]
Gallery 62 plans reopening show
Gallery 62 West in downtown Grafton is reopening at 11 a.m. Friday. See the venue’s COVID-19 guidelines below. July’s show features the work of Grafton-born Frances Benjamin Johnston, an esteemed […]
Movement in motion: Walk, listen, learn
Since this pandemic started, walks have been my salvation. Even during the past few weeks, as restaurants, shops and markets have reopened, I’ve opted to keep close to home. As […]
Morgantown native Matt Harbert to appear on America’s Got Talent
MORGANTOWN — “I’m going to be playing music … Well, I’ll say this — it has a bit of a twist to it.” If you want to know any more […]
WVPT paying off debt of $300K
Summer shows on hold while COVID continues in area West Virginia Public Theatre — with a debt of about $300,000 — underwent a bankruptcy scare in 2016. But a shift […]
