Last Call to Apply for the Central City Quilt Trail!
The Central City Quilt Trail is being reimagined for 2026, and we’re inviting local artists to help shape this new chapter. Inspired by Appalachian quilting traditions, the Quilt Trail will bring bold 8’x8’ murals to the heart of West Huntington’s historic Central City District. Each mural becomes a stitch in a larger story, connecting artists, small businesses, and neighbors through shared creativity and pride of place.
Whether you're an emerging artist looking to step into public art or a seasoned creative ready for a new challenge, this project offers training, support, and community as you work.
Applications are now open until Jan. 16th. Learn more and apply at: www.renewallhuntington.org/centralcityquilttrail
Levi Simpkin’s “Wheel of Time” Mural at the Huntington C... Levi Simpkins has been wanting to create a mural somewhere in Huntington ever since he moved here five years ago. He shared that he has ...
Allison Broome Bowen’s “Central City Relics” on 14STWAllison Broome Bowen shared that she loved being part of something bigger than her own self, ideas, or artwork. “Creating something for ...
Amy Pabst’s “Ties to West Virginia” Mural at Hattie and ... West Virginia quilters may recognize the West Virginia Star pattern in Amy Pabst’s mural, but this design has a deeper story waiting to ...
Bob Mackie Top Found at Village Antiques & Art"A woman who wears my clothes is not afraid to be noticed.” - Bob Mackie Presenting this women’s blouse to honor the life and legacy of ...