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Went to the News Boys Concert at the Keith Albee yesterday. First time in the theater, and must say that it was really impressive. The place really looked good, and the concert was off the wall good! Have to put it, up there with any concert at the Clay Center. Also the sun was bright, and it was around 70 degrees, so it was the perfect day to be in Huntington.
Glad that you enjoyed your time in Huntington! The Keith Albee is truly a treasure. I can't wait until they get the restored sign back up along with finishing the restoration of the inside.
Too bad you weren't here on any other day of the week when everything is open. There are a lot of neat shops downtown. Lots of paper has been going up in the windows over the last few weeks as new businesses are continuing to come in as well.
Glad that you enjoyed your time in Huntington! The Keith Albee is truly a treasure. I can't wait until they get the restored sign back up along with finishing the restoration of the inside.
Too bad you weren't here on any other day of the week when everything is open. There are a lot of neat shops downtown. Lots of paper has been going up in the windows over the last few weeks as new businesses are continuing to come in as well.
Downtown looked good, saw alot of diversity in the stores and restaurants. Parking was cheap at Pullman Square, especially for the amount of time we spent there.
There definately isn't a shortage of places to eat in downtown Huntington.
For sure. While Charleston has its fair share, we could learn alot from Huntington.
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