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!
ANNOUNCING THE 2026 CONCERT SERIES
We're thrilled to announce the line-up for our 2026 Concert Series. We've got something for everyone. And new this year, there will be an opening act followed by the Main Concert. We have a new lighting and sound system as well - so you'll be seeing and hearing the best! And you can also get a season pass to all the concerts as well! Check the entire line-up under the season page and you can order your tickets!
THE FLASHBACKS
FEBRUARY 21 at 7PM
THE FLASHBACKS deliver an irresistible mix of Oldies, Classics, and Vintage Rock ’n’ Roll spanning the 1950s through the 1980s—a big, joyful slice of toe-tapping fun. Specializing in danceable favorites from the greatest decades of rock and pop, the band brings together timeless hits that get audiences moving and singing along.
Their wide-ranging playlist blends early rock and soul, British Invasion classics, and feel-good pop with a splash of new-wave and disco flair. From smooth crooners and iconic vocal harmonies to high-energy crowd-pleasers, The Flashbacks create a sound that feels both nostalgic and fresh. Whether it’s a laid-back groove or an upbeat dance number, there’s truly something for everyone.
Mixing old and newer styles with infectious energy, The Flashbacks consistently delight audiences of all ages with their fun, dance-friendly performances.
The Flashbacks are:
Angela Petry (vocals, keyboard), Bob Wurster (guitar, vocals), Greg Elwood (guitar), Dan Zarcone (bass, vocals), and Mike Marzullo (drums, vocals).
JAY HALTERMAN is a veteran solo musician based in Martinsburg, West Virginia, with more than five decades of live performance experience. Blending classic hits with modern music technology, Jay delivers a full, engaging sound that keeps audiences singing and dancing.
A versatile multi-instrumentalist and vocalist, his repertoire spans favorites from the 1960s through today, appealing to audiences of all ages. Known for his relaxed stage presence and professionalism, Jay creates memorable performances at festivals, community events, restaurants, and private gatherings across the Tri-State region.
JOE CRITES
MARCH 21 at 7PM
Joe Crites is a West Virginia–based country artist whose music blends the grit of modern country with the heart of Appalachian storytelling. Growing up in a small West Virginia town, he first began making music alongside local friends and his siblings, laying the foundation for a lifelong passion. After graduating high school, he refined his craft at the Atlanta Institute of Music before eventually returning home to carve out his own path.
After leaving a career in law enforcement to chase music full-time, Crites has built his reputation on honesty, resilience, and faith in the power of song. His writing often centers on themes of legacy, family, and hope for the next generation.
Known for his raw yet uplifting performances, Crites has become a recognizable voice at regional festivals, historic venues, and intimate listening rooms across Appalachia. Whether backed by a full band or standing alone with an acoustic guitar, his rugged, heartfelt vocals cut straight to the core and invite listeners to be part of the story.
Beyond the stage, Crites is a hands-on craftsman with his art. From producing and writing new material to creating his own merchandise, he builds connections with fans that extend far past the music.
With each performance and every lyric, he continues to prove that authentic storytelling still has the power to move people and bring them together.
Jakob Rohrbaugh is a high school freshman with a passion for guitar, classic country music, and singing. He is an active member of FFA and enjoys spending time outdoors with his family. Jakob’s musical journey began through acting roles at a local theater in his hometown, which led to opportunities singing and playing guitar with area artists at local events. He is also a member of his church’s worship team, where he performs weekly. Music runs deep in Jakob’s family, and he proudly follows in the footsteps of his great-grandfather and father as a guitarist and performer.
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Sign-up with your email address to get the latest news and updates from McCoy's Grand with our monthly newsletter - BACKSTAGE. You'll get information about the upcoming events as well as profiles on the artists and shows we have upcoming in the schedule. You'll also get ticket information and special show insights!
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.
COMING IN 2026!
We're hard at work on making a new space for audiences to enjoy in 2026. The new COURTYARD PLAZA AND GARDENS are underway to premiere in Spring of 2026. We'll be adding a new outdoor performance space, along with table seating. This new area will also include a recreation of Eunice McCoy's Gardens from the early days of McCoy's Grand. The new plaza and garden park will be available for everyone to enjoy. We just completed Phase One - thanks to our community partners - Hardman's Hardware in Moorefield and Trex in Winchester, VA. This coming spring - Phase Two - will take place to complete the project. We're excited to be able to share this new space with the community.
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.
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