Festival
Preston County Buckwheat Festival
A historic annual festival celebrating the autumn harvest in Preston County.
The Preston County Buckwheat Festival is a cherished annual tradition in Kingwood, West Virginia, that has been celebrating the autumn harvest since 1938. Originally organized by the Kingwood Volunteer Fire Department and local civic groups, the festival has grown into one of the region's most beloved events. Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities, local food, and community spirit. Join us in honoring this long-standing tradition that brings the community together every year.
What to Expect
A large-scale community festival with a long history.
Who Should Attend
- Families
- Local community
- History enthusiasts
- Festival goers
Agenda Overview
A multi-day festival celebrating the harvest.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Kingwood Volunteer Fire Department · Organization
The organizers of the Preston County Buckwheat Festival.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the festival?
Starts the last Thursday in September.
Where is it held?
Kingwood, WV.
What is the history?
It began in 1938 as a homecoming event.
Who organizes it?
Kingwood Volunteer Fire Department and local civic groups.
Is it family-friendly?
Yes, it is a community-wide event.
What is the main theme?
Celebrating the autumn harvest.
Tags
Festival
Harvest
Kingwood
Tradition
West Virginia
Community
Summary
Historic annual festival celebrating the autumn harvest.
Highlights
- Annual autumn festival
- Historic tradition since 1938
- Community celebration
- Local food and activities
- Kingwood Volunteer Fire Department
- Regional cultural event
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