A Vibrant Local Tradition: The 56th Capital City Art & Craft Show is Back Another Year
West Virginia is known for its rich history of arts and crafts. The Capital City Art & Craft scene reflects the creativity, heritage, and community spirit that defines the region.
The 56th Capital City Art & Craft is set for November 21st and 22nd at the Charleston Convention Center’s Grand Hall. The event allows visitors the opportunity to experience Appalachian artistry in many forms.
The art and craft community throughout WV is driven by passionate local artisans who draw inspiration from the area’s natural beauty and cultural heritage. Pottery, woodwork, textile arts, jewelry making, glass, and painting are just a few of the crafts that thrive in the city. These artists often use traditional techniques handed down through generations, blending them with contemporary styles to create unique works.
The show also features varied homemade food vendors.
Visitors can shop for one-of-a-kind items, watch live demonstrations, and enjoy some culinary delights.
The show is sponsored by the Kanawha City Lions Club. The event is a celebration of creativity and craftsmanship, bringing together artists and crafters to exhibit their unique and handcrafted pieces.
Kanawha City Lions Club is part of Lions Club International. The association is made up of 1.4 million members in 49,000 clubs who bring hands and hearts to the communities we serve in nearly every country on earth. The Lions and Leos help hundreds of millions of people every year.
Every nickel raised as part of the activities of the club goes directly to nonprofit organizations in the Kanawha Valley area. To date, the club show has raised over $1.6 million since the show began in 1968.
The Capital City Art & Craft Show in Charleston WV is a vibrant tapestry of arts woven from the talents of its people and the traditions of the Appalachian region. Whether shopping for the holidays or visiting your favorite artist year after year, attending this show continues to nurture its reputation as a hub for art and craft, making it a must-visit destination for anyone interested in American folk art and contemporary craft culture.
Show times are Friday November 21st 1:00pm – 7:00pm and Saturday November 22nd 10:00am – 7:00pm at the Charleston Convention Center.
Tickets are $7 for adults and $2 for children under 12.
A $1 discount is offered if a donation of non-perishable food item is brought as a donation to Mountain Mission.
