DISCOVER CHARLESTON West Virginia’s capital city is a destination full of surpris-es. Historic neighborhoods sit just minutes from a vi-brant riverfront downtown full of hip art galleries, vinyl record stores, boutique shops and independent restaurants. ATTRACTIONS Appalachian Boarding Company PO Box 744, Scott Depot 304-693-2955 Explore West Virginia’s wild and wonderful waterways on a standup paddleboarding adventure. # Symbol Key: Charleston Ballet # = Admission fee charged Capitol Market 100 Capitol St., Charleston 304-342-6541 Ballet company offering classical favorites, innovative contemporary works and interpretive folk styles. # Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center 200 Civic Center Dr., Charleston 304-345-1500 800 Smith St., Charleston 304-344-1905 A year-round public market with indoor dining and specialty retail, as well as a seasonal farmer’s market. See ad on page 7 A 13,500-seat convention center with a $100 million expansion and renovation project completed in 2018. See ad on page 13 Appalachian Power Park 601 Morris St., Charleston 304-344-2287 Home of the West Virginia Power, a minor league baseball team and Class-A affiliate of the Seattle Mariners. # Cato Park & Golf Course 200 Baker Ln., Charleston 304-348-6859 Nine-hole golf course just minutes from the heart of downtown. # Charleston Convention & Visitors Bureau Visitor Desk 800 Smith St., Charleston 304-344-5075 Visit Charleston’s official welcome desk for all the information you need on the Charleston area. Axes & Ales 122 Capitol St, Charleston 681-205-8344 Indoor axe-throwing range, with a bar serving drinks and deli counter offering Boar’s Head sandwiches and more. # 12 charlestonwv.com
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