Bring your lawn chairs, blankets and coolers and enjoy this FREE afternoon concert by the Wheeling Symphony Orchestra – an annual tradition presented by the Tucker County Alpine Festival. Concert time: 3pm; Location: CVR Ski Area

18 hole scramble / teams will be drawn based on number of entries. Prizes awarded for low team(s) and closest to the pin. Register by July 4th, 12:45pm in the pro shop. Tee off: 1pm. Rate: TBD

• Fun for the whole family
• Kite flying and stunt kite demos
• Learn how to construct a kite
• Hayrides, Bonfires and more…

Kite building workshops to be conducted by Wings over Washington Kite Club on Saturday & Sunday (July 7-8). Children & adults of all ages are encouraged to build your own kite and learn how to fly it afterwards (small fee charged for craft). Enjoy weekend cook-outs, family activities and more.

Weekend Event Schedule
Friday, July 6
5pm – 9pm: Smokehouse BBQ Dinner Buffet served in the Hickory Dining Room

Saturday, July 7
11am & 2pm: Kite Building Workshop – Wings over Washington Kite Club will offer a workshop for children and adults of all ages to learn how to design and build their own kites, and fly them afterwards. Small fee charged.
12pm & 3pm: Jumbo Kite Flying & Stunt Kite Demos – Learn how to fly stunt kites, including the enormous 80′ Scuba Diver, 20′ Lobster, and gigantic Octopus kites.

Sunday, July 8
11am: Kite Building Workshop – Wings over Washington Kite Club will offer a workshop for children and adults of all ages to learn how to design and build their own kites, and fly them afterwards. Small fee charged. (Resort)
12pm: Jumbo Kite Flying & Stunt Kite Demos – Learn how to fly stunt kites, including the enormous 80′ Scuba Diver, 20′ Lobster, and gigantic Octopus kites.

Enjoy a guided 8 mile guided hike between Blackwater Falls State Park and Canaan Valley Resort State Park. Click here for Registration Form

If you’ve skipped a stone across a pond, played in sand, or let out ‘how in the world did that happen’ when you spy rock layers tilted or on edge, this program identifies those geologic wonders. The evening program explains and explores the mysteries of “rock.” The next morning, attendees “roll” out for a mid-morning hike to learn about geology, topography and more. This earth science program format is hands-on activity for scout and 4-H groups, families and future geologists. There is no charge to attend. For details, call 304-866-4121 x2788