RenewAll Inc

Preserving history, promoting arts and cultural tourism, and coordinate events and programming. RenewAll, Inc.

Our organization is located within the heart of the West Huntington neighborhood called Central City. leads the movement to strengthen the West Huntington Neighborhood and Central City commercial district through preserving history, promoting arts and cultural tourism, coordinating events and programming, and welcoming new businesses and economic opportunities. Our mission serves the neighborhood

development strategy in alignment with the City of Huntington's master plans for the area. If you'd like to start a new business in Central City, you can contact us to learn about the community and resources to help you get started. If you want to give back to the community, contact us to participate in beautification projects and other volunteer opportunities. To learn more about why we call the district Central City, check out our Central City Museum.

05/28/2026

Have you heard about our latest opportunity for local & regional artists (within 200 miles of Huntington)? ✨🎨 Our next themed exhibit is coming to Gallery 610 July 12 - August 30th, called "Peace, Love & Understanding". ❤☮

Deadline for submissions: July 1st by 5 PM. Bring the artwork to the gallery located inside Village Antiques & Art at 610 14th St. W., Huntington WV.

Questions? 😊 Contact our Curator, Denise, at [email protected]. She can guide you!

05/26/2026

Here's a challenge to close out : take yourself somewhere just for the pleasure of it; a museum, a park, or somewhere you've never been. Go alone and with no agenda. Let the afternoon be long.

Psychologists call it a restorative experience, and your brain genuinely needs it. ❤

Need some ideas on where to go? The Central City Museum is the perfect place! ✨

Tag us in your outing, we'd love to see where you take yourself. Thank you for tuning in and slowing down with us! 🥰

📍 610 W 14th Street, Huntington, WV. Open daily.

05/20/2026

Look at something that isn't a screen! Research shows that viewing art activates the brain's reward circuits and lowers stress hormones. It's not just beautiful; it's good for you. ❤🎨

Today’s post for our series celebrates the local artists whose work is hanging in our shop right now, and the quiet they bring into a home. The “Silence” Group show in Gallery 610 inside Village Antiques & Art ends May 31st. Consider purchasing a piece to have a place in your home that invites you and your guests to pause and look at something that isn't a phone screen. ✨

📍 610 W 14th Street, Huntington, WV. Open daily.

05/18/2026

Have you heard about our upcoming Needle Felting Workshop with local artist Ann Grimes? 🧵In this hands-on workshop, you'll learn the basics of needle felting, a technique that uses sharp barbed needles to transform dyed wool roving into beautiful textile art. ✨🤩

You'll start by creating a wool flower brooch to get comfortable with the tools and technique. These charming little flowers can be worn as brooches, sewn onto bags or jackets, or used in artwork. 🌸 Then you'll move on to completing an 8" x 8" flowers-in-a-flowerpot design using an assortment of colorful wool roving.

No experience necessary & all materials included! Register today at https://shorturl.at/argea

05/16/2026

Step into a vintage fiber art tradition with Ron Grimes! 🪡 Locker hooking originated in 1920s in Great Britain as a way to make durable, beautiful rugs. Ron brings the same hands-on resourcefulness to this workshop that has defined his own journey into textile arts. 🤩

Using a unique hook-and-needle hybrid tool, you'll learn to pull yarn or fabric strips through canvas and lock them into place with a hidden strand, creating a sturdy, textured piece that's entirely your own ✨ Participants will leave with a finished trivet or placemat.

All materials included. Register today: https://shorturl.at/vZtc0

05/15/2026

Did you know six minutes of reading can reduce stress by up to 68%? But here's the catch: it has to be reading for pleasure. A story. A poem. Something with no deadline. 📚

As we continue our Mental Health Awareness Month series, we have to send a love letter to books and to the quiet they create. ❤✨

Pre-loved books across fiction, poetry, biographies, and beyond can be found in store at Village Antiques & Art. Stop in and see us!

📍 610 W 14th Street, Huntington, WV. Open daily.

05/12/2026

Your nervous system called, and it wants a cup of tea! ☕ Chamomile calms the nervous system. Tulsi is a natural stress adaptogen. Lavender invites rest. And the warmth of the cup in your hands? That's just good medicine. ❤

Our Mental Health Awareness Month series is all about the 10-minute pause, and the teas that make it worth taking.

Local and small-batch blends are available in store at Village Antiques & Art!

📍 610 W 14th Street, Huntington, WV. Open daily!

05/09/2026

Strike a match. Take five breaths. Come back to yourself. 🕯

Scents have a direct line to the part of your brain that holds emotion and memory. A candle isn't just ambiance, it's a signal to your nervous system that this moment is yours.

Natural aromas immediately help with our mental wellness. Today we are highlighting something beautifully simple.

Come find your scent at Village Antiques & Art. Hand-poured candles from local makers, in store now.

Visit us today, and enjoy a nice relaxing Saturday!

📍 610 W 14th Street, Huntington, WV. Open daily!

05/06/2026

If you're an entrepreneur in Huntington, we'd like to hear from you. Join us at a business roundtable to share your experiences and help improve Huntington's business processes. RSVP today!

Address

725 W. 14th Street
Huntington, WV
25704

Telephone

+16812045764

Website

https://www.renewallhuntington.org/

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