Peter Facinelli’s family  is going to need a high-tech tracking system to keep track of him. After the vampire baseball event in Portland this weekend, he is going to be moving on to the East Coast.  He’s been slated to be at Creation Entertainment’s Atlanta Twi-Tour event for months (which the Lexicon staff is also going to be attending). Now, we have learned that he’s also going to be in West Virginia.

According to The Charlestown Gazette:

“Just like the “Harry Potter” series before it, Stephenie Meyer’s “Twilight” series has achieved something amazing. No, not massive amounts of fans and popularity, though there is that, but it has also gotten thousands of teens and tweens reading.

To celebrate that, Charleston Town Center Mall is hosting a month of “Twilight”-themed events. Though the film will be celebrated, too, the main focus is the book series. The promotion is subtitled “Read … it changes everything!”

Things kick off with a “Twilight” Salute on July 11. This includes the opening of the Twilight Lounge in Center Court and a special meet-and-greet with actor Peter Facinelli — aka Dr. Carlisle Cullen.

The meet-and-greet begins at noon in Center Court. Facinelli will sign autographs and be available for photos. There will be two separate lines — one to have a photo taken and one to get an autograph. The photo op runs $40, and autographs cost $25. A portion of the proceeds goes to Facinelli’s favorite charity, Omnipeace…”

For full detail check out the Charlestown Gazette site.

RadarOnline interviewed Peter Facinelli, who packed his entire family into an RV and drove to Portland from the LA area.

“RO: Tell us about the baseball game tomorrow?
PF: We’re going to test our vampire baseball skills in front of a large crowd and I think a lot of people are going to find out that a lot of the cast member s don’t know how to throw a ball and they just made us look good. The Make-A-Wish Foundation asked if I would play and I thought it was for a really good cause. I like doing charity events because I think it’s important to give back. I played baseball when I was younger but I haven’t played in a long time, so it should be fun. I hope Rachelle’s on my team. She’s the one with the wicked curve ball, right? I don’t know, I’m showing up with my old oiled glove and waiting to see where the coach puts me. I don’t even know who the coach is. I might be the coach for all I know. I think Carlisle should definitely be the coach. The difference is tomorrow there are no special effects, whatever speed we run and however we hit the ball is the real deal. We’re going to have no stunt doubles tomorrow.”

You can get the whole interview on RadarOnline