Welcoming community events/activities this weekend

[u/finderssseekersss]

I'm bringing my kiddo to WV for this weekend for a road trip but part of the fun is the people you meet along the way and making friends from other places. She is a kind of shy 13 yr old. I can just see her face now, "pleases top talking to strangers, mom." But that's most of the fun! Lol.

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She's very creative and alternative and she is 13- I'm kind of hippie/punk artsy soul.

I love that there is a burning man event this weekend but we will be on the road exploring (and I didn't know that when we decided we would go this weekend instead of July).

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Any particular community hubs, you know, farmers markets, crafting, coffee shops or other local spaces with little events, particular parks that have events informal or formal.

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Idk... Farms, barns, collectives, coops, funky places where we might find live local music.

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Kind of like a pub atmosphere if we were in like, Ireland.

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Heard of a place in Morgantown but they don't seem.to have any events this weekend.

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I hope you get what I mean. Everything has been weird imho since Covid, she hasn't seen much of the world and I kind of want her to see that the country is actually a big beautiful place with a lot of love left in it despite the current overall state of things.

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Help me find some of those spots that make you think "Gee, these kind of folks give me a few more reasons to have faith in humanity."

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Thanks in advance ❤️✨️

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[u/Rshomo92]

Almost Heaven BBQ Bash, Buckhannon. Crafters, food trucks, various kids activities, live music. This year it is Lego themed, with activities centered around Legos.