June 2022
Little Levels Heritage Fair
Head to Hillsboro to celebrate the days of past at the 24th annual Little Levels Heritage Fair! Living History ~ Traditional Music ~ Arts & Crafts ~ Grand Parade Admission - FREE You are welcome and encouraged to bring your lawn chair or blanket Little Levels Heritage Fair is a family event ~ No alcohol, tobacco, firearms or pets Committee & all vendors are volunteers, civic groups, clubs & churches No commercial vendors ~ All entertainers are from this area…
Find out more »Pearl S. Buck “History Alive” Performance
Born in Hillsboro, West Virginia, Pearl S. Buck was a literary genius, a social activist and humanitarian. As the first American woman to ever be awarded a Pulitzer Prize for her 1931 novel, “The Good Earth,” Buck’s life was an extraordinary journey with incredible starts in Pocahontas County, West Virginia. 2022 Performances at Pearl S. Buck Birthplace, Hillsboro WV: Saturday June 25th @ 2 p.m. Saturday September 10th @ 2 p.m. These events are sponsored by: The Levels Depot, Hillsboro…
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Pearl S. Buck “History Alive” Performance
Born in Hillsboro, West Virginia, Pearl S. Buck was a literary genius, a social activist and humanitarian. As the first American woman to ever be awarded a Pulitzer Prize for her 1931 novel, “The Good Earth,” Buck’s life was an extraordinary journey with incredible starts in Pocahontas County, West Virginia. This event is sponsored by: The Levels Depot, Hillsboro and WV Humanities Council Portrayed by Missy McCollam of Beverly, WV. School performances and other West Virginia venues may also be…
Find out more »Pearl S. Buck “History Alive” Performance
Born in Hillsboro, West Virginia, Pearl S. Buck was a literary genius, a social activist and humanitarian. As the first American woman to ever be awarded a Pulitzer Prize for her 1931 novel, “The Good Earth,” Buck’s life was an extraordinary journey with incredible starts in Pocahontas County, West Virginia. This event is sponsored by: The Levels Depot, Hillsboro and WV Humanities Council Portrayed by Missy McCollam of Beverly, WV. School performances and other West Virginia venues may also be…
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