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Mtn Craft Film Festival

Film & Cinema
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Film Festival

Friday, October 2, 2026 at 12:00 PM

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Appalachian stories take center stage in downtown Clarksburg during the Mtn Craft Film Festival, October 2–4 at the historic Robinson Grand Performing Arts Center. The festival showcases independent films connected to Appalachia while bringing audiences and filmmakers together for screenings, Q&As, hands-on workshops, art, food, drinks, and special events throughout the weekend.


Thanks to this year's festival sponsors, admission is FREE—including workshops. Come downtown for one screening, build an afternoon around a few short films and a workshop, or settle in for the full festival experience. With no ticket price standing in the way, Mtn Craft is an opportunity for everyone to discover Appalachian filmmaking and experience one of West Virginia's distinctive celebrations of independent cinema.

Robinson Grand is the only authorized ticketing source for this event. Official tickets are sold exclusively through therobinsongrand.com, our box office, or by phone at: (855) 773-6283 

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Is the Mtn Craft Film Festival free to attend?
A: Yes, the Mtn Craft Film Festival is completely free to attend. Title sponsors Coat of Arms and Deal Solver by Bid Lightning made free admission possible for all three days.


Q: When is the Mtn Craft Film Festival and where is it held?
A:
The Mtn Craft Film Festival runs Friday, October 2 through Sunday, October 4, 2026, at the Robinson Grand Performing Arts Center in Clarksburg, WV. Doors open at 9:30 AM Friday and Saturday and 10:00 AM Sunday, with film blocks, workshops, and events continuing through the evening.


Q: Do I need to register or reserve a seat in advance?
A:
No advance registration is required. The Mtn Craft Film Festival is free and open to the public — arrive any time during festival hours to attend film blocks, workshops, and panels.


Q: Can I bring my own food and drink to the Mtn Craft Film Festival?
A:
Yes — for this event only, outside food and drink are welcome inside the venue. Food trucks will also be set up outside, and the Robinson Grand's concession stand will be open throughout the weekend alongside the festival's own coffee, meals, and other food and drink offerings.


Q: Is the Mtn Craft Film Festival appropriate for children?
A:
Age-appropriateness varies by screening block — some blocks may suit family viewing better than others. For questions about a specific block's content, contact the Mtn Craft Film Festival team directly at Hello@MtnCraftFilmFestival.com.


Q: What is there to see and do at the Mtn Craft Film Festival?
A:
The festival features short film blocks celebrating Appalachian storytelling, filmmaker workshops, an art gallery, panel discussions, an Award Winners Q&A, and a Winners Tour of award-winning films, alongside coffee, meals, and evening entertainment across the three-day event.


Q: Is there free parking available at the Robinson Grand?
A:
Yes — parking around the Robinson Grand is free. There are no pay lots. Several convenient free parking areas are located within easy walking distance of the venue. For a full map and directions, visit our Directions & Parking page.


Q: What's the parking map for Robinson Grand Performing Arts Center?
A:
You can view a map of free parking areas near the Robinson Grand on our Directions & Parking page.


Q: Is the Robinson Grand Performing Arts Center ADA accessible?
A:
Yes, the Robinson Grand Performing Arts Center is fully ADA accessible. We provide ramps, elevators, and accessible restrooms for your convenience. Wheelchair access is available on the main floor and 4th-floor balcony.


Q: Is there accessible seating available?
A:
Yes, we have wheelchair reserved spots on the main floor and top balcony. For limited mobility, we recommend rear boxes on the main floor, row M, or any aisle seat.

Order By Phone: (855) 773-6283

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Visit the Robinson Grand from Across North-Central West Virginia

The Robinson Grand Performing Arts Center is the premier cultural destination for the North-Central West Virginia region. Located in the heart of historic downtown Clarksburg, we are a short drive from Bridgeport (via US-50) and easily accessible for patrons traveling from Fairmont and Morgantown via the I-79 corridor.

Whether you are visiting from Buckhannon, Weston, Grafton, or Elkins, the Robinson Grand offers a world-class experience just minutes away from regional landmarks like Stonewall Resort, The Bridge, and West Virginia University. Join us for a night of entertainment and discover why we are the artistic centerpiece for Harrison, Marion, Monongalia, and Upshur counties.

Robinson Grand Performing Arts Center | 444 W Pike St, Clarksburg, WV 26301

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Official tickets are sold only through our box office and tickets.therobinsongrand.com

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