Charleston, WV

FestivALL Charleston

ExpectedExpected May 2027

2027 dates not announced yet. Last festival: 22 to 31 May 2026

Dates
Expected May 2027
Status
Expected
Venue
Multiple venues, downtown Charleston
Price
$10 to $35
Camping
None on site
Last checked
Aug 23, 2026

FestivALL Charleston comes to Charleston, WV, Expected May 2027. Froligo tracks current ticket prices, attendee feedback and travel details.

Listen

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Lineup

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Getting there

Nearest airport CRW.

How do I get to FestivALL Charleston?

By car

Most people drive to FestivALL Charleston. The nearest major airport is CRW, and from there it is a straightforward drive to the venue. Check current road and traffic conditions before you set off, and see parking below.

By train
Amtrak (Cardinal, trains 50/51)Tri-weekly (Sun/Wed/Fri each direction); ~15-20 min walk or ~5 min rideshare from station to downtown venues · Varies by origin/date (Cardinal coach fares from regional cities commonly $30-120+)

The Amtrak Cardinal (New York-Chicago via DC and Cincinnati) stops at Charleston, WV station, 350 MacCorkle Ave SE, on the south bank of the Kanawha River, roughly a 15-20 min walk over the South Side Bridge into the downtown festival footprint, or a short rideshare. Service is only three days per week in each direction (Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays), so it suits travelers already routing along the Cardinal corridor rather than serving as an airport connection. The station is unstaffed

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By bus & public transit
Greyhound / Barons BusDepends on origin; the terminal is walking distance (~10-20 min) from most downtown venues · Varies by origin (regional fares commonly $15-60)

Intercity coaches serve the Charleston Bus Station at 300 Reynolds St, on the northern edge of downtown, inside or within a short walk/one KRT hop of the festival's downtown venue footprint. Greyhound and Barons Bus both operate from the terminal (Barons runs the I-Ride 79 corridor service north to Morgantown, which also calls at the KRT City Center Station at 140 Laidley St downtown). A budget option for regional travelers, not an airport transfer

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KRT (Kanawha Valley Regional Transportation Authority), KRTplus on-demand van~10-15 min airport-downtown, plus on-demand pickup wait · $12 flat per KRTplus trip (covers co-traveling passengers); regular KRT fixed-route bus $1.50

West Virginia International Yeager Airport (CRW) sits ~3 mi east of downtown Charleston. KRT's fixed-route buses do not climb to the terminal; instead KRT serves the airport via KRTplus, its on-demand van service, with the airport as an official 'Point of Interest' destination, it picks up anywhere in the three KRTplus zones (West Side, Charleston Core i.e. downtown, and South Hills) and runs to/from CRW for a $12 flat fee per trip, which covers multiple passengers traveling together. Operates Mondays-Saturdays, 21 hours a day (no Sunday service, KRT eliminated Sunday operations in 2024, so plan a taxi/rideshare for Sunday flights). Book via the KRTplus or Transit mobile apps, or by phone at 304-343-7586. Within downtown itself, regular KRT fixed-route buses are $1.50 flat fare

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Taxi & rideshare
Uber / Lyft / C&H Taxi~10-15 min · ~$12-25 airport to downtown depending on operator and demand (estimate, short metered run)

Yeager Airport's official ground-transportation page lists Uber and Lyft as operating 24/7 via their apps, plus local operators C&H Taxi (304-344-4902) and Chandlers Limousine Service (304-345-5434). This is the only door-to-door option on Sundays, when KRT/KRTplus does not operate. No advance booking URL, hail in-app or call on arrival

Taxis and rideshare such as Uber and Lyft can be limited near the venue, especially late at night or in rural areas. Agree a pickup point and time in advance and keep a backup plan.

🅿 Parking

On site parking available. Prepay via ParkMobile (city meters; pay-as-you-go, not a reservation). FestivALL is a citywide festival across dozens of downtown venues with no festival-operated lot; parking means normal City of Charleston downtown parking. The city runs multiple downtown garages (e.g. 915 Quarrier St, 612 Washington St) that are free on weekends and weekday evenings, which covers most festival event times, and metered street parking payable via the ParkMobile app or coins. Larger venues (Clay Center, Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center area) have their own adjacent garages/lots. No prepay or reservation platform is required or offered for the festival itself

🚙 Car hire

Compare car hire at CRW

Useful but not essential for this festival: the venue footprint is compact, walkable downtown Charleston with cheap-or-free city parking, but transit from CRW is limited (on-demand van only, no Sunday service) and West Virginia beyond the downtown core is effectively car-only, so fly-in attendees who want to pair the festival with New River Gorge or other WV touring should hire a car. Avis, Budget, Enterprise and National all have counters at Yeager Airport

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Where

Venue

Multiple venues, downtown Charleston

Camping & Accommodation

Where can I stay near FestivALL Charleston?

No on site camping. Here is where to stay nearby.

Hotels nearby 5
Charleston Marriott Town CenterLink coming soon
Embassy Suites by Hilton CharlestonLink coming soon
Four Points by Sheraton CharlestonLink coming soon
Courtyard by Marriott Charleston Downtown/Civic CenterLink coming soon
Hampton Inn Charleston-DowntownLink coming soon
Airbnb & private camping
Airbnb

The festival's own 'Charleston, WV' visitor page points guests to Airbnbs via the Charleston Convention and Visitors Bureau, so short-term rentals are an expected lodging pattern here. Inventory is modest (small-market city) and concentrated in downtown, East End and South Hills; downtown/East End units keep you walkable to venues

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Hipcamp

No camping exists at this urban, citywide festival, but Hipcamp lists private-land tent/RV/glamping sites in the hills and hollows around Charleston and greater Kanawha County (and Kanawha State Forest with public campsites is ~7 mi south of downtown), a budget/scenic alternative to a downtown hotel for attendees with a car. Expect a 15-40 min drive into downtown from most listings

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Pricing

Most recent pricing
$10 to $35 per person
Price history and tiers
FestivALL is a citywide festival of separately-ticketed events (individual tickets roughly $10, $45; many events free); there is no single festival pass.
Individual event tickets, general admission $10-$35 by eventPremium admission (guaranteed seating) $45 on select events
A guide only. Prices change, so confirm the current price on the official ticket page before you buy.

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