HARDY COUNTY'S PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
WELCOME TO McCOY'S GRAND
McCoy's Grand Theater and Museum is a historical treasure located on North Main Street in Moorefield, WV. Formerly used as a movie house, the theater has been remodeled and now acts as a showcase for community theater productions as well as a concert venue featuring local musicians. McCoy's Grand is Hardy County's Performing Arts Center. We hope to see you soon at McCoy's Grand!
THE FALL FEST OPEN HOUSE IS BACK ON OCTOBER 24!
Fall Fest Open House at McCoy’s Grand is a free, all-day celebration that brings the community together in the heart of downtown Moorefield. Enjoy a full slate of live music with concerts on both the McCoy’s Mainstage and the outdoor Courtyard Plaza Stage, culminating in a special grand-finale performance for everyone to enjoy. Throughout the day, Fall Fest features Broadway Bingo, Pick-A-Pop, face painting, a cornhole tournament, museum tours, a silent auction, hourly door prizes, and a lively Fall Fest Plaza filled with local vendors, community organizations, and food trucks. With activities for all ages and free access to the arts, Fall Fest Open House is a joyful day of music, creativity, and community at McCoy’s Grand.
SCHEDULED BANDS TO APPEAR:
ASTORIA, Caroline Auville, Rich Folett, Alexander Holmes, Keplinger Bluegrass, Bob McDonald, Jakob Rohrbaugh, The Fly Birds, Thorns & Roses
SPECIAL EVENTS
Corn Hole Tournament
Pick - A - Pop
Broadway Bingo
Face Painting
Kid's Bookmark Station
Color McCoy's
Silent Auction
Door Prize Drawings Every Hour
Museum Tours
Between The Strings Movie Showing
ALL EVENTS TAKE PLACE AT McCOY'S GRAND AND THE SURROUNDING AREA.
PARKING AVAILABLE ON THE STREET AND AT HARDMAN'S HARDWARE.
VETERANS CONCERT
Our annual salute to veterans for this special concert featuring
CHASING TREBLE as we salute
Hardy County veterans and their families..
ALL VETERANS WILL BE ADMITTED FREE
NOVEMBER 14 AT 7PM
TICKETS: ADULTS - $15.00; STUDENTS - $10.00
PLEASE BRING CANNED FOOD TO SUPPORT THE JUDY BALL HOLIDY FOOD DRIVE TO THE LOBBY!
HOLIDAY FOLLIES
A CHRISTMAS JAM
A Hometown Holiday Celebration at McCoy’s Grand!
There's no place like McCoy’s Grand for the holidays! Join us for HOLIDAY FOLLIES, a festive celebration filled with Christmas music, laughter, and the magic of the season, all brought to life by talented performers from our own community. -
SARAH IMBODEN, DENA EYE, DAVID IMBODEN, HAYLEE JONES and KEVIN SHREVE
The historic McCoy’s Grand stage comes alive with beloved holiday classics, lively musical performances, and heartwarming moments that celebrate the joy of Christmas in small-town America. It's an old-fashioned holiday variety show filled with hometown charm, familiar songs, and a few surprises along the way!
Bring your family, gather your friends, and make a trip to McCoy’s Grand part of your holiday tradition. There's nothing quite like celebrating the season together in the heart of downtown Moorefield!
Homegrown talent. Holiday memories. Christmas magic.
Only at McCoy’s Grand!
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DISCOVER THE McCOY-McMECHEN MUSEUM
When McCoy’s Grand Theatre matriarch Eunice Dasher McCoy passed away, she left a powerful legacy behind. In her will, she ensured that McCoy’s Grand would be preserved—not torn down, not radically altered—so future generations could experience the theatre much as audiences did in its golden age. Built in 1927, McCoy’s Grand has seen careful updates over the years, yet it remains remarkably true to its original character. Walking through the building today feels like stepping back in time, where the spirit of classic cinema, live music, and community theatre still lingers in every corner.
The McCoy-McMechen Theater & Museum brings this history to life. Inside, visitors will discover film archives, original architectural plans, vintage movie posters, historic photographs, production memorabilia, old tickets, performance schedules, and original signage—each piece telling part of the story of this beloved landmark and the generations it has served. A favorite destination during Hardy County’s Heritage Weekend each September, the museum welcomes visitors year-round who are curious about local history, classic movie houses, and the enduring role of the arts in small-town America. The Board of Directors of McCoy’s Grand remains deeply committed to honoring Eunice McCoy’s vision—preserving the museum’s heritage while keeping the theatre vibrant and active with performances, concerts, and community events.
We invite you to stop by, explore the exhibits, and experience the living history of one of Hardy County’s true cultural treasures: the McCoy-McMechen Theater & Museum.
