Meet new artists, indulge in food and drink samples, and enjoy late evening shopping Oct. 7 in downtown Lewisburg. Everyone is invited to this free event from 5 to 8 p.m.
Edith’s Store will sample Tazo brand organic chai tea. Delicious way to warm up on a chilly fall evening. Come join us and receive 30% off all Tazo brand teas! (1035 E Washington Street (304) 645-7998)
Experience Crowfest at Patina! We’ll be popping corks at an opening reception for assemblage artist Susan Harb’s 36 works featuring “Art of the Black-Winged Beauties.” Patrick O’Flaherty adds his traditional Celtic music to the celebration. Check out our Sidewalk Sale items. 1046 Washington Street E)
Wolf Creek will host a fall jewelry launch by our very own Ena Basler (owner of New Mourning Art). Each piece is uniquely created with hand colored resin and has been fixed with medical grade surgical posts or sterling hoops. These bold and beautiful earrings have themes that lend itself perfectly to fall fashion. About the Artist: After being a 15-year expat, Ena returned to Summers County to help out with the family farm and decided to revisit their creative side with New Mourning Art. Initially created to be used as a fundraising source for Campaign for Southern Equality, New Mourning has since grown as a huge part of Ena’s life and expanded to multiple mediums. Continuing the effort, 10% of all New Mourning Art sales will be donated to Campaign for Southern Equality. (967 Washington Street W. 304 645-5270)
CountySeat Arts is excited to show the work of photographer and activist Karen Cohen, opening Friday, Oct. 7, at 6 p.m. All month drop in for eeky creepy arts and crafts from WV artists and makers. (848 Court Street (next to Merry Weathers) 304-405-6045)
Fall is in the air and so is an exciting evening of art at The Greenbrier Valley Visitors Center! Stop by to view the October “Art in the Valley” exhibits. Greenbrier Artists present their annual show “Our Best New Work” featuring paintings, photography, and woodturning. Meet some of the artists as they talk about the inspiration for their artwork. The Art Alcove will highlight creations by fiber artist Tia Walkup. Her show titled “Take Me Home” will feature her original hand-sewn embroidery on Appalachian themed items. Tia, who hails from Orient Hill, WV, is studying art education with a minor in music at Marshall University. Members of the Alderson Quilt Guild will be on hand to sell tickets for their 2022 raffle quilt, Mountain Maze. Hope to see you on the 7th! (905 Washington Street W, Lewisburg. 304-645-1000)
Stop by Sheena Pendley’s Boutique Photo Studio on Court Street Oct. 7 for a pop-up shopping experience with Brier Belles Boutique!! Featuring new fall styles and a goodbye summer sale you won’t want to miss. Shop, try on, find your new favorite staples for fall! (846 N Court Street, (304) 646-9452)
Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Central features artist Peggy Owens of Chaos Acres Studio. She creates pieces in resin, acrylic, and collage look toward the abstract and the surreal. (1018 E Washington Street, 304-645-6633)
At Bella The Corner Gourmet, the Sunset Spritz made the tasting table for October 2022 FF! Virginia made Mother Shrub drinking vinegars and a bit more to create an easy and delish option for sunset memories. We’ll have some noshing bites out, too! Open late ‘til 8. Call for any other details 304-520-4921 (1017 Washington Street E or follow us @bellagourmetwv)
The Humble Tomato will be open featuring a brand new fall cocktail menu! (855 Washington Street W, Lewisburg, WV 24901 (681) 318-3788)
Stardust Cafe will be doing our Prime Rib Night for First Friday. Limited Amounts and Reservations Recommended. (1023 Washington Street east 304-647-3663)
The Asylum’s Thomas Taylor Band and new fall cocktail list. (339 E Randolph Street (681) 318-3515)
The Shoe Box will be open late! (847 N Court Street, 681-318-3377)
Little Black Box Bra Boutique will be open late! (818 Jefferson Street S 304 645 6646)
*Special Reminder that TOOT street closures begin Saturday morning at 5:30 a.m. so your car must be moved if you park anywhere on Washington Street from Lafayette Street to Church Street, on Court Street from Randolph Street to Foster Street, and Foster Street from Court Street to Church Street.