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VISITORS GUIDE
MOVIES: Catch the latest flicks on the big screen
Here's a look at movie theaters in the Tri-State. Check The Herald-Dispatch for current listings.
Huntington, Pullman Square: The newest downtown theater is Marquee Cinemas' Pullman Square 16, one of highlights of the Pullman Square development, located on 3rd Avenue near the Big Sandy Superstore Arena. Call 304-525-7469 and go online at www.marqueecinemas.com.
Huntington, 4th Avenue: The Keith-Albee Theatre, 925 4th Ave., Huntington.
The Cinema Theatre, 1023 4th Ave. Call 304-525-4440 and go online at www.ourshowtimes.com.
Ashland: Movies 10 across from the Ashland Town Center. Call 606-324-3120.
Midtown Cinemas 3 is in the Midtown Shopping Center. Call 606-326-0340.
Phoenix Theaters, a 10-screen theater at the KYOVA Mall, west of Ashland. Call 606-928-0981.
Teays Valley: Teays Valley Cinemas in Scott Depot is located just off of Interstate 64 as you head east toward Charleston. Call 304-201-7469.
Drive-ins: There are two drive-in theaters still operating in the Tri-State. Both are just under an hour's drive from Huntington. The Kanauga Drive-In, 1483 Ohio 7 North, Gallipolis, Ohio, shows first-run films and will be open on weekends through late fall. Shows start at dark. Call 740-446-1088. The area's only twin drive-in, Scioto Breeze Drive-In, 9959 U.S. 23, is located about an hour north of Huntington in Lucasville, Ohio. Call 740-259-2881.
First Friday and Second Look Saturday
Dancing with the Tri-State's Stars
20th anniversary Guyandotte Civil War Days "Thunder in The Village"
High School Choral Festival
Veterans Day Parade and Ceremony
WVSO presents "The Wonder of Love"
FOOTBALL: Marshall University vs. Southern Miss
Daughtry
Festival of Trees and Trains
Gary Allan with special guests Jack Ingram and Eli Young Band

