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!
CAROLINE & THE EVERGREENS
JANUARY 17 at 7PM
CAROLINE & THE EVERGREENS is a five-piece Country band, matching a young fiery vocalist with seasoned musicianship. Caroline’s dynamic voice – equally at home in twangy two-steps, gospel-influenced singalongs, lively ‘90s throwbacks, and heartaching acoustic ballads – anchors the group’s timeless yet modern sound. Caroline is a Country singer both beyond her years and for all ages. The Evergreens (Joshua on lead guitar, Mark on acoustic guitar, Greg on bass, and Bob on drums) may have more white in their facial hair than a snow-draped pine tree, yet they approach their respective instruments with the excitement and youth of men decades younger. Together, Caroline & The Evergreens craft a vibrant, rootsy Country experience that bridges generations and leaves audiences cheering for more.
ALL THE KING'S HORSES will open for CAROLINE & THE EVERGREENS.
All The King’s Horses charges onto the stage with roaring guitars, thunderous low-end, razor-sharp rhythms, and hooks you won’t shake for days. Blending classic British grit, heartland American edge, ’90s/2000s alternative fire, and the biggest bangers of the MTV era, this band doesn’t just play rock—they take control of it. Fronted by Keith Miller on lead vocals and guitar, with Joshua Parsons on searing lead guitar, Greg Ours on bass and backing vocals, and Bob Thompson driving the beat on drums, All The King’s Horses delivers a full-throttle live show that commands attention and keeps the crowd on its feet. If you’re craving rock music with an unapologetic, no-holds-barred rock ’n’ roll attitude, the gates are open—and All The King’s Horses are ready to run.
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.
SIGN-UP FOR ALL THE LATEST NEWS FROM McCOY'S GRAND
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!
McCOY-McMECHEN MUSEUM
When Eunice Dasher McCoy passed away, she had a provision in her will to preserve McCoy's Grand so that it would not be torn down or extensively remodeled. The theater, built in 1927, has undergone some renovations since that time, but it largely remains much as it was in its heyday. The McCoy-McMechen Theater & Museum is a popular stop during Hardy County's Heritage Weekend, held each year during the last weekend in September. Visitors can see everything from antique dishes to furniture. For film buffs the lobby contains publicity shots from such classics as "Gone With the Wind", "My Fair Lady" and "Fiddler on the Roof", and of course the theater and stage themselves are attractions.
The McCoy's Board of Directors is dedicated to preserving the heritage of the museum while keeping it alive as an active theater providing entertainment to the community. We invite you to stop by and see the historical treasure that is 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.
