The Art Museum of West Virginia University allows groups to experience the ways in which art can transform and inspire through its programs and performances. View some of the museum’s collection virtually.

The Clay Center houses the Avampato Discovery Museum, the Juliet Art Museum and the Maier Foundation Performance Hall, home of the West Virginia Symphony Orchestra.

The Erma Byrd Gallery showcases the art of the women of West Virginia. The gallery was established by Dr. Janet Welch, the wife of the University of Charleston’s President Edwin Welch, as a tribute to Senator Robert Byrd’s wife Erma.

Peruse a collection of fine art created by talented West Virginians at Gallery Eleven. Located in downtown Charleston, the gallery showcases paintings, ornaments, pottery, blown glass, and more.

At the Huntington Museum of Art, Visitors can enjoy glass from the Ohio Valley, Appalachian folk art, American furniture and firearms, 19th and 20th century American and European paintings, Islamic prayer rugs, and more.

Named after Drs. Paul and Laura Mesaros, the Mesaros Galleries offer rotating exhibits and visiting artist lectures for groups to enjoy. Located in the Douglas O. Blaney Lobby of the WVU Creative Arts Center, exhibits feature photography, video, sculpture, mixed media, and more.

The Monongalia Arts Center consists of the Benedum Gallery, Davis Gallery, and Tanner Theatre. Exhibits feature sculpture, mixed media, paintings, ceramics, and fiber arts among others. Performances include plays, standup comedy, and more.

Morgantown Glass Museum is a privately owned, non-profit glass museum. Exhibits include selections of glass from the Morgantown Glass Company, the Seneca Glass Company and the Gentile Glass Company in Morgantown, West Virginia.

Located in the Cultural Center, the West Virginia State Museum allows groups to learn more about the history and culture of West Virginia. Exhibits at the museum focus on topics such as history, art, and archaeology.