BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN PRODID:iCalendar-Ruby BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240624 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669128220 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240701 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669130269 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240708 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669131294 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240715 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669133343 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240722 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669135392 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240729 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669137441 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240805 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669139490 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240812 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669140515 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240819 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669143588 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240826 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669145637 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240902 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669147686 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240909 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669148711 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240916 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669150760 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240923 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669152809 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240930 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669154858 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241007 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669156907 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241014 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669158956 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241021 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669161005 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241028 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669163054 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241104 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669165103 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241111 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669167152 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241118 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669169201 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241125 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669171250 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241202 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669173299 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241209 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669175348 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241216 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669177397 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241223 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669179446 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241230 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669181495 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250106 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669183544 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250113 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669185593 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250120 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669186618 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250127 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669190715 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250203 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669192764 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250210 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669194813 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250217 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669196862 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250224 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669198911 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250303 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669200960 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250310 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669204033 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250317 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669206082 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250324 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669208131 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250331 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669210180 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250407 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669212229 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250414 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669214278 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250421 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669216327 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250428 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669218376 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250505 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669220425 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250512 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669222474 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250519 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669224523 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT CATEGORIES:Entertainment DESCRIPTION:The exhibit highlights West Virginia folklife and folklore with documents and artifacts from the WVRHC’s collections. \n\n“The WVRHC hold s the collections of some of West Virginia’s most prolific folklorists\, in cluding Louis Watson Chappell\, Patrick Gainer\, and John Harrington Cox. I n their archives and others\, we find stories\, songs\, recipes\, remedies\ , and an abundance of evidence of rich folklife in our state\,” WVRHC Direc tor Lori Hostuttler said. \n\nThe exhibit will also illustrate the stories behind Mothman\, the Flatwoods Monster\, and other cryptids that have recen tly become a popular part of West Virginia folklore and a driver of tourism in the state. DTSTAMP:20260420T124024Z DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250526 GEO:39.633644;-79.955174 LOCATION:Downtown Library\, West Virginia Regional & History Center SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Living the Folklife: Monsters\, Music\, Medicine\, Myths and More UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_46891669226572 URL:https://cal.wvu.edu/event/living-the-folklife-monsters-music-medicine-m yths-and-more END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR