A photo of the State Museum

CULTURE CENTER

West Virginia Culture Center

 

A New Era of Goldenseal

For the first time in the magazine’s history, readers can explore Goldenseal content online for free. Additionally, a commemorative book with print versions of the magazine’s content will be produced each year and made available for purchase by West Virginia history enthusiasts.

 

Welcome!
The Culture Center celebrates and preserves the Mountain State’s rich creative spirit, unique cultural traditions, and storied past. From showcasing local artists and musicians to stewarding historic sites and archives, this branch of the Department of Tourism oversees vital programs and facilities. Whether you’re interested in discovering folk art, attending live performances, researching genealogy, or exploring state history, you’ll find it here.

 

In addition to the team at the Culture Center, sister facilities, with a shared mission include Independence Hall, Camp Washington-Carver and Grave Creek Mound Archaeological Complex. To learn more about planning a trip in the state, call a travel advisor at 1-800-CALL-WVA or visit WVtourism.com.