Art-For-All

Free weekly arts & crafts (for all ages & abilities) held every Saturday from 12-3pm. All materials included.

Click on the link below for some some ways to do art at home!

Art CLub

Join our Art Club, which will meet on the last Wednesday of the month from 4:30-6:00 pm.

All ages are welcome but our lessons will be geared toward children 6 and up. We encourage families to participate together!

Each month we will discuss and create projects based on different artists.

Youth music Club

Join us at The River House for our new After School Youth Music Club! Students of all ages are invited to attend this free 1.5 hour session of instruction and guidance in further learning your instrument and exploring playing with others. Any level and instrumentation is welcome.

This club will be led by musician, Jack Dunlap.

Public and Home School Students are welcome to join!

The River House: Otter's Den 6:30-7:30pm

2nd and 4th Wednesdays (Spring Session: March-May, Fall Session: October-December)

(If you do not receive a confirmation email after sign-up please contact our Arts Director: music.trh@gmail.com)

Music Makers

Each year, we select a limited number of students to participate in our Music Makers program where students receive scholarships for guitar, fiddle, banjo, mandolin or bass lessons from some of the area’s most highly skilled instructors!

Science of Sound

STEAM After School Program:
Science of Sound

Students enjoy a fun, creative, and educational after school program at The River House where they will work with professional artists/musicians to learn about the “Science of Sound”.

This program made possible by a STEAM Power grant through The West Virginia Department of Arts, Culture, and History

Mountain Echoes: A Spoken Word Event

This annual spoken word event brings together young writers and performers to tell their stories to a live audience. “By giving young people this event, we are encouraging them to speak aloud, to say what needs to be said,” said John Berry, local poet and member of The River House Board of Directors. “By speaking their poem, we hope they will begin to hear their own voice.”