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Holiday traditions2G The Herald-Dispatch Huntington, WV, November 28, 2013

If it isnt officially themost wonderful timeof the year, it surelyqualifies as the busi-est time of the year.

The holidays thatsteady stream of hustleand bustle that lasts fromthe first step of the MacysThanksgiving Day Paradeuntil the ball drops inTimes Square on NewYears.Whether youre enter-

taining a slew of familymembers or trying toescape said slew of familymembers, there are plentyof things to do withoutcaving in to your innerScrooge.There are church plays,

area light displays, Santasightings, holiday bakingopportunities, concertsand Christmas shows aplenty to help you andyour family create and addto your holiday traditions.In order to help you

enjoy the season andnot stress out looking forthings to do and ways tocelebrate, weve compiledthe Tri-States most exten-sive list of holiday hap-penings for you to keepright at your fingertips untilits time to ring in the newyear.If light displays are on

your holiday to-do list,then youre in luck. Thereare plenty around withmost being free, easyto view and turned onnightly through December.Ashlands Winter Wonder-land of Lights is one of theTri-States most popularevents. The annual five-week-long event remains

up through Jan. 5, 2014,and features 800,000lights in Ashlands 52-acreCentral Park. Viewing thelights is free, but train rideswill cost you $3.You can also take a

short drive to The Christ-mas Fantasy Light Showat Point Pleasants KrodelPark or the St. AlbansFestival of Lights.If you prefer a Christ-

mas show, the HuntingtonDance Theater will onceagain perform the holidayclassic The Nutcracker.This year, the 32nd annualperformance will take placeDec. 7-8 at Marshall Uni-versitys Joan C. EdwardsPlayhouse.If youre in Ashland to

see the lights, you mightwant to check out produc-tions of A Dickens of aChristmas or The Best

Christmas Pageant Everat the Paramount ArtsCenter.Holiday concerts fea-

turing Martina McBride,David Phelps and LandauEugene Murphy Jr. are allscheduled in the comingdays.There are also model

railroad shows, arts and

crafts fairs, visits withSanta Claus, school pro-ductions and almost any-thing else you can thinkof to get yourself in theholiday spirit, celebrate theseason and make somenew holiday memories foryour family.

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Light Show, 5:30-9:30p.m. through Dec. 31. Call304-675-6788 or [email protected] Park, Point Pleasant.nWinter Wonderland

of Lights, Nightly startingat dusk. Opening nightceremony scheduled for 6p.m. Monday, Nov. 18, atthe bandstand. Visit www.winterwonderlandoflights.com. Ashland CentralPark, Ashland.n Festival of Trees

and Trains, Nov. 22-Dec.1. Visit www.pacfott.org.Paramount Arts Center,1300 Winchester Ave.Ashland. $5.n Holiday in the Park,

Nightly through Dec. 31.Holiday light drive-throughdisplay. Call 304-480-2655or 304-905-7242 or [email protected] [email protected] City Park,Parkersburg.n Christmas in the

Park drive-through lightdisplay, Dusk to 10 p.m.through Dec. 31. Call 304-

792-7125. Chief LoganState Park, W.Va. 10,Logan.n Holiday of Lights

Festival, through Dec. 31.More than 40 acres of lightdisplays. Bluefield CityPark, Bluefield.

Thursday, Nov. 28n Rock the Mall Mid-

night Ball, 8 p.m. Thurs-day, Nov. 28. HuntingtonMall, Barboursville.n Feed the Need Run/

Walk, 9 a.m. Thursday,Nov. 28. Five-mile runand two-mile walk throughKenova and Ceredo.Packet pickup/registration atchurchs Family Life Center.

Email [email protected] visit www.TriStateRacer.com. First Baptist Churchof Kenova, 1120 Poplar St.Kenova.n Turkey Trot

5K Fun Run/Walk, Registra-tion at 8 a.m.race at 9 a.m.Thursday, Nov.28. Proceedsbenefit LittleVictories. EmailPatty Jenningsat [email protected] or visitwww.huntingtonturkey-trot.org. Ritter Park, 12thStreet and 13th Avenue,

Huntington. $30.

Friday, Nov. 29n Holly Day, noon-

4 p.m. Friday, Nov. 29.Make-and-take reindeer

hats, create a hand-made decoration,enjoy the grandlighting of Earth Cityand visit with Santa.Clay Center for theArts & Science,Charleston.n Martina

McBride The Joyof Christmas, 8p.m. Friday, Nov.

29. www.ticketmaster.com.Big Sandy SuperstoreArena, Huntington.

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Ashlands Winter Wonderland of Lights Festival keeps Central Park aglow during theholidays. This years lights show opened Nov. 18 and continues through Jan. 5.

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Light Show, 5:30-9:30p.m. through Dec. 31. Call304-675-6788 or [email protected] Park, Point Pleasant.nWinter Wonderland

of Lights, Nightly startingat dusk. Opening nightceremony scheduled for 6p.m. Monday, Nov. 18, atthe bandstand. Visit www.winterwonderlandoflights.com. Ashland CentralPark, Ashland.n Festival of Trees

and Trains, Nov. 22-Dec.1. Visit www.pacfott.org.Paramount Arts Center,1300 Winchester Ave.Ashland. $5.n Holiday in the Park,

Nightly through Dec. 31.Holiday light drive-throughdisplay. Call 304-480-2655or 304-905-7242 or [email protected] [email protected] City Park,Parkersburg.n Christmas in the

Park drive-through lightdisplay, Dusk to 10 p.m.through Dec. 31. Call 304-

792-7125. Chief LoganState Park, W.Va. 10,Logan.n Holiday of Lights

Festival, through Dec. 31.More than 40 acres of lightdisplays. Bluefield CityPark, Bluefield.

Thursday, Nov. 28n Rock the Mall Mid-

night Ball, 8 p.m. Thurs-day, Nov. 28. HuntingtonMall, Barboursville.n Feed the Need Run/

Walk, 9 a.m. Thursday,Nov. 28. Five-mile runand two-mile walk throughKenova and Ceredo.Packet pickup/registration atchurchs Family Life Center.

Email [email protected] visit www.TriStateRacer.com. First Baptist Churchof Kenova, 1120 Poplar St.Kenova.n Turkey Trot

5K Fun Run/Walk, Registra-tion at 8 a.m.race at 9 a.m.Thursday, Nov.28. Proceedsbenefit LittleVictories. EmailPatty Jenningsat [email protected] or visitwww.huntingtonturkey-trot.org. Ritter Park, 12thStreet and 13th Avenue,

Huntington. $30.

Friday, Nov. 29n Holly Day, noon-

4 p.m. Friday, Nov. 29.Make-and-take reindeer

hats, create a hand-made decoration,enjoy the grandlighting of Earth Cityand visit with Santa.Clay Center for theArts & Science,Charleston.n Martina

McBride The Joyof Christmas, 8p.m. Friday, Nov.

29. www.ticketmaster.com.Big Sandy SuperstoreArena, Huntington.

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Ashlands Winter Wonderland of Lights Festival keeps Central Park aglow during theholidays. This years lights show opened Nov. 18 and continues through Jan. 5.

McBride

n Trees of the World,Nov. 29-Dec. 31. Treesreflect holiday traditionsfrom countries around theglobe. Clay Center for theArts & Science, Charles-ton.n Reason for the Sea-

son, 11 a.m. and 2 p.m.Wednesday-Saturday,and noon and 2 p.m.Sundays through Dec. 31.Explore the origins of theworlds holiday celebra-tions and traditions, manyof which have their rootsin the stars and stories ofthe nighttime sky. Open-ing Nov. 29. Clay Centerfor the Arts & Science,Charleston. $6.50.n St. Albans Festival

of Lights, 6-9 p.m. Nov.29-Dec. 26. St. AlbansCity Park, St. Albans.n Neil Simons

Laughter on the 23rdFloor, 8 p.m. Friday-Saturday, Nov. 29-30 andDec. 6-7. Presented byArts Resources for theTri-State. Reservations,304-733-2787. Renais-sance Ballroom, 900 8thSt. Huntington. Show$10, dinner and show$25.n Christmas tree sale,

10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mon-day-Saturday and noonto 8 p.m. Sunday, Nov.29-Dec. 23. Presentedby Boy Scout Troop 63.Proceeds fund summercamp, awards and more.Fraser firs and BlueSpruce. River Park Plaza,U.S. 60 E (one mile eastof Kmart), Barboursville.n Black Friday, 10

a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday,Nov. 29. Free gift wrap-ping from 10 a.m. tonoon, holiday moviesand music, free coffeeand a place to rest. BoydCounty Library KYOVABranch.n 56th annual Model

Railroad Show, 5-8 p.m.Friday, Nov. 29, 10 a.m.-8

p.m. Saturday, Nov. 30,noon-4:30 p.m. Sunday,Dec. 1. Presented by theAppalachian Model Rail-road Society. Big SandySuperstore Arena, Hun-tington. $5, $1 children 12and under.

Saturday, Nov. 30n Santa Train, 11 a.m.

and 2 p.m. Saturdays andSundays, Nov. 30 throughDec. 22, and 6 p.m. Dec.7 and 14. 20-mile roundtrip, approximately twohours. Call 800-967-7834or www.hvsry.org. Hock-ing Valley Scenic RailwayDepot, U.S. 33, Nelson-ville. $17, $15 (seniors 60and older) and $15 (ages3-12).n A Merry Country

Christmas with BruceWolfe and the MidnightCloggers, 6:30 p.m. Sun-day, Nov. 30. Ariel-AnnCarson Dater PerformingArts Centre, 426 2nd Ave.Gallipolis. $6.

Sunday, Dec. 1n Holiday Candlelight

House Tour, 1-7 p.m.Sunday, Dec. 1. Pre-sented by Arts Resourcesfor the Tri-State. Featur-ing eight homes. Visithttp://artstristate.org orcall Patty Justice at 304-654-3655 or Bev Muellerat 304-417-2453. Tri-State Area.n Yuletide in the Park,

Dec. 1-Jan. 1. Animateddisplays, horse drawnwagon rides, caroling,hayrides, Santa visits andmore. Call 304-562-0518,ext. 10 or 11. Valley Park,W.Va. 34, Hurricane.n Holiday Open

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Traci Burton and Josh Stacy, 8, look for a Christmas treeat the annual Big Brothers Big Sisters Christmas TreeSale on Nov. 25, 2012, at BB&T Bank in Huntington.

n Festival of Wreaths,Noon-5 p.m. Sunday,Dec. 1. First Sentry Bank,9th Avenue and 8th Street,Huntington.n Light the House

that Love Built, 4-6 p.m.Sunday, Dec. 1. A $20donation sponsors a familyfor a night. Other accepteditems include preemieclothes, gift cards, babymonitors, photo albums,baby blankets/towels andmore. Visit www.mchouse.org or call Jaye Toler at304-529-1122. RonaldMcDonald House, 150017th St. Huntington.

Monday, Dec. 2n Lesage Memorial

Christmas Tree 6thannual Tree LightingCeremony, 6:30 p.m.Monday, Dec. 2. CallTeresa Cassity at 304-762-2300. Olive Mission-ary Baptist Church, 6286Little Seven Mile Road,Huntington.n David Phelps, 7 p.m.

Monday, Dec. 2. ChristTemple Church, 2400Johnstown Road, Hunting-ton.n International Tree

and Holiday OpenHouse, 1-3 p.m. Monday,Dec. 2. BlennerhassettMuseum, 137 Juliana St.Parkersburg.

Tuesday, Dec. 3n Celtic Woman, 7:30

p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 3.Home for Christmas - The

Symphony Tour co-pre-sented with West VirginiaSymphony Orchestra. ClayCenter for the PerformingArts, Charleston.n A Christmas Carol,

7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec.3. ticketmaster.com. VernRiffe Center for the Arts,Shawnee State University,940 2nd St. Portsmouth.n Marshall Artists

Series: Blood, Sweat& Tears with orches-tra, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday,Dec. 3. Part of the BaxterSeries. Tickets 304-696-3326. Keith-Albee Per-forming Arts Center, 9254th Ave. Huntington.n Sixth, seventh and

eighth grade choir concert,5:30 p.m., Tuesday, Dec.3. Barboursville MiddleSchool.n Tolsia High School

Christmas program, 7 p.m.Tuesday, Dec. 3. TolisaHIgh School gymnasium.

Wednesday, Dec. 4nWreath Making

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n Festival of Wreaths,Noon-5 p.m. Sunday,Dec. 1. First Sentry Bank,9th Avenue and 8th Street,Huntington.n Light the House

that Love Built, 4-6 p.m.Sunday, Dec. 1. A $20donation sponsors a familyfor a night. Other accepteditems include preemieclothes, gift cards, babymonitors, photo albums,baby blankets/towels andmore. Visit www.mchouse.org or call Jaye Toler at304-529-1122. RonaldMcDonald House, 150017th St. Huntington.

Monday, Dec. 2n Lesage Memorial

Christmas Tree 6thannual Tree LightingCeremony, 6:30 p.m.Monday, Dec. 2. CallTeresa Cassity at 304-762-2300. Olive Mission-ary Baptist Church, 6286Little Seven Mile Road,Huntington.n David Phelps, 7 p.m.

Monday, Dec. 2. ChristTemple Church, 2400Johnstown Road, Hunting-ton.n International Tree

and Holiday OpenHouse, 1-3 p.m. Monday,Dec. 2. BlennerhassettMuseum, 137 Juliana St.Parkersburg.

Tuesday, Dec. 3n Celtic Woman, 7:30

p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 3.Home for Christmas - The

Symphony Tour co-pre-sented with West VirginiaSymphony Orchestra. ClayCenter for the PerformingArts, Charleston.n A Christmas Carol,

7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec.3. ticketmaster.com. VernRiffe Center for the Arts,Shawnee State University,940 2nd St. Portsmouth.n Marshall Artists

Series: Blood, Sweat& Tears with orches-tra, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday,Dec. 3. Part of the BaxterSeries. Tickets 304-696-3326. Keith-Albee Per-forming Arts Center, 9254th Ave. Huntington.n Sixth, seventh and

eighth grade choir concert,5:30 p.m., Tuesday, Dec.3. Barboursville MiddleSchool.n Tolsia High School

Christmas program, 7 p.m.Tuesday, Dec. 3. TolisaHIgh School gymnasium.

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p.m. Thursday-Saturday,Dec. 5-7. Arts, crafts andmore. Hosted by PutnamCounty Parks. Vendorspaces are $15 each. Call304-562-0518 ext. 10.Valley Park, W.Va. 34,Hurricane.n Huntington Christ-

mas Parade, 6:30 p.m.Thursday, Dec. 5. Grandmarshal is the ConferenceUSA champion MarshallUniversity softball team.The parade starts on 12thStreet and 4th Avenueand ends at PullmanSquare. To participate inthe parade, call ReneeMaass at 304-525-5131 oremail [email protected]. DowntownHuntington.n Home for the Holi-

days, 8-10 p.m. Thurs-day-Friday, Dec. 5-6.

Carnegie Hall, 105 ChurchSt. Lewisburg.nW.Va. Symphony

Orchestra, Thursday,Dec. 5. Carnegie Hall, 105

Church St. Lewisburg.

Friday, Dec. 6n All Ages Concert,

6:30-11 p.m. Friday, Dec.

6. Fairfield East Commu-nity Center, 2711 8th Ave.Huntington. $7 for eachshow, $12 for both if tick-ets are bought same night.

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Dr. Frank Quillin had a large Christmas village display in his office in Barboursville lastyear. Putnam County Parks is hosting a Christmas Village this year from Dec. 5-7 atValley Park in Hurricane.

n Christmas Spec-tacular, 8 p.m. Friday,Dec. 6. Artists includeLiberty Voices, May Fes-tival Chamber Chorus,concertmaster Nadia Kho-dakovska, Arts in Actionand more. Call 304-208-4772 or visit johnmcaliste-rproductions.com. ChristTemple Church, 2400Johnstown Road, Hun-tington.n Gift Wrapping, 1-4

p.m. Friday, Dec. 6, 13and 20. Materials pro-vided. Gallaher VillageBranch Library, 368 Nor-way Ave. Huntington.n Lions Club Holiday

Arts and Craft Fair, Fri-day-Sunday, Dec. 6-8. BigSandy Superstore Arena,Huntington.n Telephone Pioneers

Christmas Luncheon,12:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 6.Ponderosa Steakhouse,3100 U.S. 60 E. Huntington.n Christmas on Main

Street, Friday, Dec. 6.Downtown Ashland.n Point Pleasant Holi-

day Parade, 6 p.m. Fri-day, Dec. 6. Begins at theBoard of Education officeon Main Street. Sign-upat 304-675-6788 or [email protected] Point Pleasant.n Colonial Christmas,

6-9 p.m. Friday, Dec. 6.Santa visits, wagon rides,tree decorating and story-telling. Call 304-562-0518.Valley Park, W.Va. 34,Hurricane.n Christmas Movie

Classic (outdoors),6 p.m. Dec. 6 at BoydCounty Public LibraryMain Branch. HomeAlone. Hot chocolate andheaters. Call 606-329-0518. Boyd County PublicLibrary, Main Branch,1740 Central Ave., Ash-land.n Holiday PJ Party,

5-9 p.m. Friday, Dec.6. Cookies, hot cocoa,

crafts, Santa and more.Clay Center for the Arts &Science, Charleston. $15members, $20 nonmem-bers.

Saturday, Dec. 7n Fifth annual Christ-

mas Tour of Homes, 11a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday,Dec. 7, and 1 p.m. to5 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 8Hosted by Ladies of theHighlands Museum. Call606-329-8888. HighlandsMuseum and DiscoveryCenter, 1620 WinchesterAve. Ashland. $20.n ThunderTones toy

drive show, 7 p.m. Satur-day, Dec. 7 Admission isa toy donation. AmericanLegion Post 16, 1421 6thAve. Huntington.n Tech Tryout, 2 p.m.

Saturday, Dec. 7. Try outthe new XBox One, PS 4,new tablets, cameras andother devices. 606-329-0518. Boyd County PublicLibrary Main Branch,1740 Central Ave., Ash-land.n Hurricane Christ-

mas Parade, 4:30 p.m.Saturday, Dec. 7. Treelighting, specialty shopsopen house, Santa atGazebo after the parade.Call Brenda Campbell,304-562-5896. DowntownHurricane.n Reindog Parade,

10 a.m. Saturday, Dec.7. Hosted by the PutnamCounty Parks & Recre-ation Commission. Reg-istration fee is $10. Call304-562-0518 ext. 10.Valley Park CommunityCenter, 1 Valley ParkDrive, Hurricane.n Toy Drive for the

City Mission, 6:30 p.m.Saturday, Dec. 7. Seven-course Calabrese (South-ern Italian) Christmasfeast in honor of St. Nick.Visit www.chateauditalia.com. Chateau DItalia,1293 Township Road158, Chesapeake. $28.


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n Christmas Spec-tacular, 8 p.m. Friday,Dec. 6. Artists includeLiberty Voices, May Fes-tival Chamber Chorus,concertmaster Nadia Kho-dakovska, Arts in Actionand more. Call 304-208-4772 or visit johnmcaliste-rproductions.com. ChristTemple Church, 2400Johnstown Road, Hun-tington.n Gift Wrapping, 1-4

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Arts and Craft Fair, Fri-day-Sunday, Dec. 6-8. BigSandy Superstore Arena,Huntington.n Telephone Pioneers

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Street, Friday, Dec. 6.Downtown Ashland.n Point Pleasant Holi-

day Parade, 6 p.m. Fri-day, Dec. 6. Begins at theBoard of Education officeon Main Street. Sign-upat 304-675-6788 or [email protected] Point Pleasant.n Colonial Christmas,

6-9 p.m. Friday, Dec. 6.Santa visits, wagon rides,tree decorating and story-telling. Call 304-562-0518.Valley Park, W.Va. 34,Hurricane.n Christmas Movie

Classic (outdoors),6 p.m. Dec. 6 at BoydCounty Public LibraryMain Branch. HomeAlone. Hot chocolate andheaters. Call 606-329-0518. Boyd County PublicLibrary, Main Branch,1740 Central Ave., Ash-land.n Holiday PJ Party,

5-9 p.m. Friday, Dec.6. Cookies, hot cocoa,

crafts, Santa and more.Clay Center for the Arts &Science, Charleston. $15members, $20 nonmem-bers.

Saturday, Dec. 7n Fifth annual Christ-

mas Tour of Homes, 11a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday,Dec. 7, and 1 p.m. to5 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 8Hosted by Ladies of theHighlands Museum. Call606-329-8888. HighlandsMuseum and DiscoveryCenter, 1620 WinchesterAve. Ashland. $20.n ThunderTones toy

drive show, 7 p.m. Satur-day, Dec. 7 Admission isa toy donation. AmericanLegion Post 16, 1421 6thAve. Huntington.n Tech Tryout, 2 p.m.

Saturday, Dec. 7. Try outthe new XBox One, PS 4,new tablets, cameras andother devices. 606-329-0518. Boyd County PublicLibrary Main Branch,1740 Central Ave., Ash-land.n Hurricane Christ-

mas Parade, 4:30 p.m.Saturday, Dec. 7. Treelighting, specialty shopsopen house, Santa atGazebo after the parade.Call Brenda Campbell,304-562-5896. DowntownHurricane.n Reindog Parade,

10 a.m. Saturday, Dec.7. Hosted by the PutnamCounty Parks & Recre-ation Commission. Reg-istration fee is $10. Call304-562-0518 ext. 10.Valley Park CommunityCenter, 1 Valley ParkDrive, Hurricane.n Toy Drive for the

City Mission, 6:30 p.m.Saturday, Dec. 7. Seven-course Calabrese (South-ern Italian) Christmasfeast in honor of St. Nick.Visit www.chateauditalia.com. Chateau DItalia,1293 Township Road158, Chesapeake. $28.


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n Music Fills theAir, 2:30 p.m. Saturday,Dec. 7. Musicians fromMarshall University willperform. Gallaher VillageBranch Library, 368 Nor-way Ave. Huntington.n Christmas Musical,

6 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7,and 10:30 a.m. Sunday,Dec. 8. Enjoy 1940s musicand carols. FellowshipBaptist Church, 3661 U.S.60 E. Barboursville.n Tunes for Tots, 11

a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday,Dec. 7. Huntington Mall,Barboursville.n Tuba Christmas, 2-4

p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7.Huntington Mall, Barbo-ursville.n Jingle Bell Run/Walk

for Arthritis, Registra-tion at 8:30 a.m. race at10 a.m. Saturday, Dec.7. Proceeds benefit theArthritis Foundation, GreatLakes Region, West

Virginia. Visit www.jingle-bellruncharleston.kintera.org. Call 304-205-1510.Columbia Gas Transmis-sion Corporation, 1700MacCorkle Ave. S.E.Charleston. $25.n Outdoor Live Nativ-

ity, 6-8 p.m. Saturdaysin December. At 2101Lincoln Ave. Private resi-

dence, Greenup.n The Nutcracker,

8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7,and 2 p.m. Sunday, Dec.8. Huntington Dance The-aters 32nd annual perfor-mance. Joan C. EdwardsPerforming Arts Center atMarshall University, 1700block of 5th Avenue, Hun-tington.

n The ChristmasShow, 8 p.m. Saturday,Dec. 7. Performed by theOhio Valley Symphony.Ariel-Ann Carson DaterPerforming Arts Centre,426 2nd Ave. Gallipolis.$12-$24.n The FunKiKraKr,

7 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7.Presented by AshlandYouth Ballet. ParamountArts Center, 1300 Win-chester Ave. Ashland.$15.n Holiday Fashion

Show, 1 p.m. Saturday,Dec. 7. Huntington Mall,Barboursville.

The Huntington DanceTheatre will give its 32ndannual performance of TheNutcracker at the Joan C.Edwards Performing ArtsCenter on Dec. 7 and 8.


n Christmas Parade,1 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7.Call the New Haven CityBuilding at 304-882-3203.Downtown New Haven,New Haven.n Christmas on the

Frontier, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.Saturday, Dec. 7. CallCraig Hesson at 304-675-7933. Visit www.fortran-dolph.org. Fort Randolphat Krodel Park, PointPleasant.n Sounds of Christ-

mas 5K Race, Saturday,Dec. 7. Downtown Russell.n Rock Around the

Christmas Tree Dance,6:30-9:30 p.m. Saturday,Dec. 7. Wagon rides, DJ.Call 304-562-0518. ValleyPark Community Center,1 Valley Park Drive, Hur-ricane.n 13th annual Craft

Fair, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Sat-urday, Dec. 7. Call KellieCook at 304-562-2665 oremail [email protected]. West Teays Elemen-tary School, 3676 TeaysValley Road, Hurricane.nWay Back Weekend:

Holiday Market, Satur-day, Dec. 7. Handmadegifts from area artisans willbe available for Christmasshopping. Heritage FarmMuseum and Village, 3300Harvey Road, Huntington.n The Nutcracker

Lexington BalletCompany, 2 p.m. Satur-day, Dec. 7; and 2 p.m.

Sunday, Dec. 8. EKUCenter for the Arts, Rich-mond.

Sunday, Dec. 8n Kenny Rogers

Christmas and HitsThrough The Years tour,3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 8.Visit ticketmaster.com.West Virginia UniversityCreative Arts Center,Morgantown.nWorldwide Candle

Lighting, 7 p.m. Sunday,Dec. 8. Sponsored by theCompassionate Friendsto honor the memories ofchildren who have died.Email Kathy Miller [email protected] or call 304-523-5935or 304-710-9570. SixthAvenue Church of Christ,530 20th St. Huntington.n Handels Messiah

The Lexington Phil-harmonic, 7:30 p.m. Sun-day, Dec. 8. EKU Centerfor the Arts, Richmond.

Monday, Dec. 9n Christmas Story

Reading, 10 a.m. and 4p.m. Monday, Dec. 9. Hotchocolate will be served.Lattas, 1502 4th Ave.Huntington.


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n Christmas Parade,1 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7.Call the New Haven CityBuilding at 304-882-3203.Downtown New Haven,New Haven.n Christmas on the

Frontier, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.Saturday, Dec. 7. CallCraig Hesson at 304-675-7933. Visit www.fortran-dolph.org. Fort Randolphat Krodel Park, PointPleasant.n Sounds of Christ-

mas 5K Race, Saturday,Dec. 7. Downtown Russell.n Rock Around the

Christmas Tree Dance,6:30-9:30 p.m. Saturday,Dec. 7. Wagon rides, DJ.Call 304-562-0518. ValleyPark Community Center,1 Valley Park Drive, Hur-ricane.n 13th annual Craft

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Lighting, 7 p.m. Sunday,Dec. 8. Sponsored by theCompassionate Friendsto honor the memories ofchildren who have died.Email Kathy Miller [email protected] or call 304-523-5935or 304-710-9570. SixthAvenue Church of Christ,530 20th St. Huntington.n Handels Messiah

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n Mutt-I-Grees, 5 p.m.Monday, Dec. 9. Give apet in need a homemadeholiday present in col-laboration with the Mutt-I-Grees Foundation. CabellCounty Public Library, 4559th St. Huntington.n Hayride with Santa,

Monday-Wednesday, Dec.9-11. Call 304-562-5896.Hurricane Fire Depart-ment, Main Street, Hur-ricane.

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Christmas, 7 p.m.Tuesday, Dec. 10. Para-mount Arts Center, 1300Winchester Ave. Ashland.$12 adults, $8 kids.n Gift Yourself &

Someone Else (forteens): At 6 p.m. Dec.10. Make a fleece scarfto keep and one to give.606-329-0518. BoydCounty Public LibraryMain Branch, 1740 Cen-tral Ave.n A Christmas

Carol, 7:30 p.m. Tues-day, Dec. 10. EKU Centerfor the Arts, Richmond.n The Reindeer

Whisperer, 6:30 p.m.Tuesday, Dec. 10. HiteSaunders ElementarySchool.n A Holiday Moosi-

cal, 1 p.m. and 7 p.m.Tuesday, Dec. 10. MiltonElementary School.n Sixth, seventh and

eighth grade band con-cert, 5:30 p.m. Tuesday,Dec. 10. BarboursvilleMiddle School.n Ceredo Elementary

School Social StudiesFair, all day, Tuesday,Dec. 10. Ceredo Elemen-tary School.n Southside Elemen-

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day Edition, 6 p.m. Dec.12. Discuss some shortholiday stories and enjoysome sweets. 606-929-5346. 10699 US 60, Suite920, Ashland.n Holiday Arts and

Crafts, 3:30 p.m. Thurs-day, Dec. 12. GuyandotteBranch Library, 203 Rich-mond St. Huntington.n Best Christmas

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Monday-Wednesday, Dec.9-11. Call 304-562-5896.Hurricane Fire Depart-ment, Main Street, Hur-ricane.

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Christmas Light Show,6-9 p.m. Dec. 13-22.Santa Claus visits nightly.Free hot chocolate andcookies for kids in theCountry Kitchen. Call304-675-5737 or visitwww.wvfarmmuseum.org.West Virginia State FarmMuseum, near W.Va. 62on Fairground Road, PointPleasant.

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n Pump Up the FunChristmas Party, 6-9:30p.m. Friday, Dec. 13. SantaClaus, food, inflatables andmore. Pictures with Santa,$7 plus tax. Pump Up theFun, 6759 Merritts CreekRoad, Huntington. $10 forevent plus $4 for food.n Senior Holiday

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7 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 14.Keith-Albee PerformingArts Center, 925 4th Ave.Huntington.


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5K, 7 p.m. Saturday, Dec.14. Packet pickup from 6-8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 13, atChesapeake ElementarySchool. Visit tristateracer.com. Email [email protected] or call 304-939-1703. ChesapeakeTriangle, Main Street,Chesapeake.n Ornament Day, 10

a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday,Dec. 14. Ages 4 and oldercan make an ornament totake home. Lattas, 15024th Ave. Huntington. Free.n Mutt-I-Grees, 10:30

a.m. Saturday, Dec. 14.Give a pet in need ahomemade holiday pres-ent in collaboration withthe Mutt-I-Grees Foun-dation. Milton Branch

Library, 1140 Smith St.Milton.n Family Gingerbread

Workshop, 10 a.m. tonoon or 1-3 p.m. Satur-day, Dec. 14. Clay Centerfor the Arts & Science,Charleston. Members $55

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Carol, noon Saturday,Dec. 14. Performanceby River Magic Chorus,Sweet Adelines Interna-tional, followed by Hamp-

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with the house band, 6p.m. Saturday, Dec. 14.Bring a covered dish.Blue Ribbon Fox HuntersLodge, Blue Ribbon Road,Catlettsburg.n The Best of Christ-

mas, 6 p.m. Saturday,Dec. 14. Milton PerformingArts Center at the WestVirginia Pumpkin Park,Milton.n LeAnn Rimes - Holi-

day Tour, 7:30 p.m. Sat-urday, Dec. 14. EKU Cen-ter for the Arts, Richmond.

Sunday, Dec. 15n Moscow Ballet Great

Russian Nutcracker, 5p.m. Sunday, Dec. 15.Charleston MunicipalAuditorium, Charleston.$27-$48.


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Tuesday, Dec. 17n Homemade Holiday

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p.m. Thursday, Dec. 19.Holiday-themed craft.Cabell County PublicLibrary, 455 9th St. Hun-tington.n Gift Yourself &

Someone Else (forteens): At 6 p.m. Dec.19. Make a fleece scarf tokeep and one to give. 606-929-5346. Boyd CountyPublic Library KYOVABranch, 10699 US 60,Suite 920, Ashland.n Christmas Open

House/Childrens Crafts,3-5 p.m. Thursday, Dec.19. Milton Branch Library,1140 Smith St. Milton.

Friday, December 20n Classic Christmas

Crooners, 8 p.m. Friday,Dec. 20. Featuring Amer-icas Got Talent winner

Landau Eugene MurphyJr. and former lead vocal-ists from the Temptations,Platters and Drifters. Visitwww.paramountartscenter.com. Paramount Arts Cen-ter, 1300 Winchester Ave.Ashland. $25-$35.Saturday, Dec. 21n Make and Design

Holiday Cards/Gift Wrap,2 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 21.Gallaher Village BranchLibrary, 368 Norway Ave.Huntington.n Barbara James,

keyboards, 6:30 p.m.Saturday, Dec. 21. Feastof the Seven Fishes. Visitwww.chateauditalia.com.Chateau DItalia, 1293Township Road 158,Chesapeake. $28.n Sounds of Christ-

mas, Saturday, Dec. 21.Honoree Mayor ChuckCharles. Ashland Trans-portation Center, 15th andFront streets, Ashland.Tuesday, Dec. 31n New Years Eve

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5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec.17. Barboursville MiddleSchool.n Choir concert, 6 p.m-

8 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 17.Huntington Middle School.

Thursday, Dec. 19n Holiday Cookie

Swap, 5 p.m. Thursday,Dec. 19. Registrationrequired at 304-528-5700.Cabell County PublicLibrary, 455 9th St. Hun-tington.n Crafts for Kids, 3:30

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Someone Else (forteens): At 6 p.m. Dec.19. Make a fleece scarf tokeep and one to give. 606-929-5346. Boyd CountyPublic Library KYOVABranch, 10699 US 60,Suite 920, Ashland.n Christmas Open

House/Childrens Crafts,3-5 p.m. Thursday, Dec.19. Milton Branch Library,1140 Smith St. Milton.

Friday, December 20n Classic Christmas

Crooners, 8 p.m. Friday,Dec. 20. Featuring Amer-icas Got Talent winner

Landau Eugene MurphyJr. and former lead vocal-ists from the Temptations,Platters and Drifters. Visitwww.paramountartscenter.com. Paramount Arts Cen-ter, 1300 Winchester Ave.Ashland. $25-$35.Saturday, Dec. 21n Make and Design

Holiday Cards/Gift Wrap,2 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 21.Gallaher Village BranchLibrary, 368 Norway Ave.Huntington.n Barbara James,

keyboards, 6:30 p.m.Saturday, Dec. 21. Feastof the Seven Fishes. Visitwww.chateauditalia.com.Chateau DItalia, 1293Township Road 158,Chesapeake. $28.n Sounds of Christ-

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Even if your presentstend more toward store-bought than homemade,you can create from-the-heart gift boxes thatconvey how much youcare. For an extra-spe-cial touch, consider cre-ating paper mache boxesto adorn with ribbon andfestive flowers madefrom vibrant holly leafcutouts and sparklingglass beads.For more crafty holi-

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and icon stack from thestack. Cut out desiredtags (or make originaltags) and adhere them,one each, to the top of alollipop stick.6. Place your gift into

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your gift is ready to give.

Gift box1. Wrap ribbons or a

strip of printed paperwith yarn adhered on toparound the middle of abox.2. Using two prints

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Layer the lightingInstead of relying on

one type of light source,layer your lighting byusing a mix of lightsources at different lev-els, to create a flatteringambiance. The effect oflayered lighting in theliving room highlightsarchitectural details, likethe festively decoratedfireplace and mantel withevergreens and hollyberries. Ambient lightingfrom recessed fixtureswith dimming control inthe kitchen allows flex-ibility to adjust as needed

for cooking and bakingduring the day to enter-taining guests in theevening, or for spend-ing late nights wrappingpresents.Additionally, the holi-

days would not be com-

plete without cozy, inti-mate gatherings aroundthe dining room tablewith family and friends.Layered lighting appliedaround the dining roomtable can set the moodso you and your guestscan comfortably enjoythe turkey dinner with allthe dressings.

Keep energyefficiency in mindSelect energy-efficient

lighting such as CFLsand LEDs for optimalenergy savings. Thisis especially importantin rooms where themost time is spent withthe lights on in order tosee the biggest energysavings impact. Manyenergy-efficient alterna-tives of today mirror thelight quality of the tradi-tional incandescent bulb,

providing the warm glowand dimming capabilities.

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season a cheerful occa-sion, and dont rely onoverhead lighting aloneto deck your halls andwalls. With a layeredapproach and a littlelighting know-how, youllcreate the welcoming andwarm atmosphere perfectfor family, friends andgood cheer.

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Holiday parties are funways to enjoy the companyof family, friends and co-workers. And making theparty a memorable occa-sion might be easier thanyou think.Whether youre hosting

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DrinksTreat your guests to

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apple cider with two cups

of cranberry juice, 1/2cup honey and 1/2 cup ofsugar. Wrap orange peels,cloves and cinnamon sticksin cheesecloth, and put it inthe pot, along with a dicedor sliced apple. Season totaste with allspice, gingerand nutmeg, and let thebrew simmer for 2-4 hoursbefore serving in mugs.For a delicious des-

sert drink, peppermintmilkshakes are a big hit.Combine vanilla or choco-late ice cream, milk andpeppermint candies ina blender. Blend to thedesired consistency, ensur-ing that the peppermintsare adequately chopped.

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Hand-painted holidayluminariesSkill Level: No experi-

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From the custom of placing hand-painted luminaries inwindows throughout Ireland, this craft project can be afamily project.

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decorative holiday motifson paper. Visit www.joann.com/luminarytemplate toprint out additional tem-

plates. Cut the templatesto fit inside the desiredglass containers.Tape templates securely

to the inside of glass con-tainer with design facingout. This will act as a guidewhen painting.Using enamel paint

colors, paint over templatedesigns on glass surface.Create snowflakes, trees,words, deer, etc. It maytake several coats of paintto attain desired cover-age. Let paint dry betweencoats.When finished, let the

painted design dry com-pletely. Remove templatesfrom the inside of contain-ers. Fill the container withflameless or wax candlesto display. Note: If usingwax candles, do not leaveburning candles unat-tended.

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Topped with whippedcream, these shakes aresure to please.

AppetizersSmall, bite-sized foods

can play a big role at yourparty while keeping guestsfrom nibbling on the maincourse. With some cre-ative thinking, you can addholiday flair to traditionalsnacks or offer some-

thing your guests neverexpected. Here are someideas to consider:Who doesnt love eating

dessert before the meal?You can make miniaturetreats out of your favoritepie fillings. Simply use puffpastry dough, shaped intosmall disks, and line theinsides of an oiled min-iature muffin pan. Fill thecups with apple, cherryor other pie filling. For aholiday twist, use pumpkinor pecan pie filling. Bakethese petite treats until thefilling has set, then remove

them from the oven and letthem cool before serving.Wantons make great

finger foods and are quiteeasy to make. To makesweet and savory holidaysnacks, mix cream cheese,shredded ham (or bacon)and green onions in a bowl,and season to taste withsalt, pepper and garlic.Fold a teaspoon of the mix-ture into each wanton skinand seal the edges withwater. Deep fry the finishedwantons at 350-degreesfor 10-15 seconds. Servethese with a simple apricot

sauce made of apricotpreserves, fresh ginger andred wine vinegar.Canaps are a classy

alternative to finger sand-wiches, and their open-faced style makes themvisually appealing. Cutflatbread into bite-sized tri-angles and top with variousspreads such as creamcheese, pimento cheesespread or pesto sauce.You can use a pastry bagwith a decorative tip to addstyle to the canaps. Thenadd your choice of meat orvegetables, or both.

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decorative holiday motifson paper. Visit www.joann.com/luminarytemplate toprint out additional tem-

plates. Cut the templatesto fit inside the desiredglass containers.Tape templates securely

to the inside of glass con-tainer with design facingout. This will act as a guidewhen painting.Using enamel paint

colors, paint over templatedesigns on glass surface.Create snowflakes, trees,words, deer, etc. It maytake several coats of paintto attain desired cover-age. Let paint dry betweencoats.When finished, let the

painted design dry com-pletely. Remove templatesfrom the inside of contain-ers. Fill the container withflameless or wax candlesto display. Note: If usingwax candles, do not leaveburning candles unat-tended.

304-733-6622

Party Trays Event CateringEvent Planning Christmas Cookies

272356Walk-Thru Nov. 26th at 6pm(Meet at Parking lot beside St. Albans High School)

Festival of Lights Dates:Nov. 29th thru December 26th - 6pm to 9pm

Closed Dec. 24th and Dec. 25thMonetary or food donations are accepted

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