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The Side Door Club — A TALE OF TWO

Live Music & Concerts
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Americana | Southern Gothic | Speakeasy Experience

Friday, August 14, 2026 at 8:00 PM

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WYK Associates, Inc. presents the return of The Side Door Club -- one hundred seats, on stage, looking back into the dimly lit Robinson Grand, while Nashville's A TALE OF TWO performs feet away. Nosh and libations complete an atmosphere that's less concert hall, more 1930s parlor-- Southern Gothic storytelling, haunting harmonies, and three consecutive Josie Music Award wins for Best Duo/Group. For vocalist Stephanie Adlington, a Grafton native, it's a homecoming.

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: What is The Side Door Club?

A: The Side Door Club is a recurring intimate music series at Robinson Grand Performing Arts Center. For each event, the theater is transformed into a speakeasy-style experience: seating is arranged on the stage itself, facing back into the dimly lit theater. Nosh and libations are available throughout the evening. Total capacity is 100 guests per event.

 

Q: Will I really be sitting on the stage?

A: Yes. For The Side Door Club, the stage is the seating area. Guests are seated on the Robinson Grand stage, looking back out into the theater, which is dimmed for the evening. It's a deliberately different experience from a standard concert -- more like a 1930s parlor than a performing arts venue.

 

Q: How do I enter the venue for The Side Door Club?

A: The main entrance on Main Street will not be open for this event. Guests enter through the side door, which will be clearly marked with signage. Follow the arrow -- that's the way in.

 

Q: Who is A TALE OF TWO?

A: A TALE OF TWO is a Nashville-based Americana and Southern Gothic duo -- vocalist Stephanie Adlington and guitarist Aaron Lessard. Known for haunting vocal harmonies and Southern Gothic storytelling, they've won the Josie Music Award for Best Duo/Group three consecutive years (2022, 2023, and 2024) and performed at the Americanafest Official Showcase in Nashville. Adlington is a Grafton, WV native -- this is a homecoming performance at the Robinson Grand.

 

Q: How long does the evening last?

A: The show begins at 8:00 PM. We recommend planning for approximately 90 minutes, though runtime will be confirmed closer to the event.

 

Q: Are food and drinks included with my ticket?

A: Yes -- finger foods are included with your ticket. A cash bar will also be available throughout the evening.

 

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. For further assistance, call us at 855-773-6283.

 

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. For more info, call us at 855-773-6283.

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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