In Celebration of America 250, explore a showcase of early American artifacts made or used when Wheeling was a gateway to the west.
Holiday Shopping with so much to choose from at two great locations!
Celebrate the holiday season while you enjoy some fine wines and craft beers with food pairings at the historic Stifel Mansion.
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Shop local, find one-of-a-kind treasures, and celebrate the creativity of Ohio Valley artists November 13–December 23. The holiday shopping season … Continue reading Discover the Art of Giving at Oglebay Institute’s Holiday Art Show & Sale
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The Museums of Oglebay Institute recently celebrated the dedication of the Johnson & Millie McKinley Gallery, a permanent gallery space … Continue reading New Gallery Celebrates McKinley Family Legacy and Northwood Glass Collection
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Experience the 1922 silent horror classic with an original score performed live by internationally acclaimed pianist and composer Tom Roberts … Continue reading Hollywood-Connected Pianist Tom Roberts Brings a Haunting Live Performance of Nosferatu to Towngate Theatre
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A vibrant celebration of Appalachian creativity is now on display at the Stifel Fine Arts Center. New Appalachia 2026 is … Continue reading New Appalachia 2026 Celebrates Award-Winning Artists
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Oglebay Institute was formed in 1930 when a group of like-minded citizens with a vision and the philanthropy of the Oglebay family, came together to contribute to the joy of living by creating cultural, educational and recreational programming in Oglebay Park and expanding to serve the city of Wheeling & Upper Ohio Valley.
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This project is supported with financial assistance from the West Virginia Department of Tourism and the National Endowment for the Arts, with approval of the West Virginia Department of Tourism and the National Endowment for the Arts, with approval of the West Virginia Commission on the Arts.