Arts & culture

Museums, art and historic places in Winston-Salem

Museums, galleries and historic places in Winston-Salem, each with photos, an address and directions.

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Cultural places

Opera and ballet

Piedmont Opera

Opera and ballet · 636 Holly Ave NW

Piedmont Opera produces high-quality opera productions using international, national, regional, and local professional singers and technicians. The company attracts patrons from 16 states and communities throughout the Piedmont, Upstate, and Virginia. In addition to its regular productions, Piedmont Opera conducts educational and outreach programs. It is the second-largest opera company in North Carolina and operates with an administrative staff of five full-time positions. Piedmont Opera offers a program called Opera Lite, which provides a casual opera experience featuring classically trained artists. The program includes events such as Opera Lite: POPERA and Opera Lite: An American Odyssey, which explore opera's influence in popular culture and American song. The company also has a program called Storytime, which introduces opera to young children and their families. A Piedmont Opera singer reads a book and demonstrates their operatic voice, and kids receive a sticker. The program is sponsored by The Ginther Group and aims to promote literacy, art, and music. Piedmont Opera is a member of OPERA America and has a operating budget of one million. It also offers set rentals to companies across the country, including its Carmen production and upcoming productions like The Barber of Seville.

Arts and culture

Arts Council of Winston-Salem & Forsyth County

Arts and culture · 251 N Spruce St

The Arts Council of Winston-Salem & Forsyth County is located at 251 N Spruce St, Winston-Salem, NC 27101. The organization's mission is to support, elevate, and amplify artistic, cultural, and creative ventures throughout the region. The Arts Council was founded in 1949 and is the first and oldest Arts Council in the nation. It serves as the chief advocate of arts and culture in Winston-Salem and Forsyth County, aiming to lift up, create awareness, and provide support to grow and sustain artistic, cultural, and creative offerings throughout the region. The organization is committed to diversity and values the full spectrum of self-defining differences among people. It strives to promote an environment and experiences that include, celebrate, and support the needs, perspectives, and contributions of all people in the diverse community. The Arts Council has a team led by President and CEO Shannon Henry, and its board of trustees includes representatives from various local organizations and businesses. The organization provides grants, facility subsidies, and gallery programming to support local arts and cultural initiatives. The Arts Council's facilities, including the Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts and the Hanesbrands Theatre, are available for rent and host various events and exhibitions throughout the year. The organization also presents the Parks Concert Series, a free outdoor concert series in partnership with Forsyth County Government.

Movie theater

a/perture cinema

Movie theater · 311 W 4th St

a/perture cinema is a 501(c)3 nonprofit cultural and charitable organization located in Downtown Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The cinema has 4.5 screens and 231 seats, offering local concessions, beer, and wine. The cinema's mission is to entertain and engage the community through the art of film by showcasing informative, educational, thought-provoking, and inspiring films and programming. The name 'a/perture' is inspired by the concept of aperture in photography, which can add dimension to a singular object or bring the entire world into focus. a/perture cinema features a variety of products from local vendors, including beer from Foothills Brewing and 4 Saints Brewing, wine from NC vendors, and specialty items such as nachos and cheesecake. The cinema also offers popcorn that is dairy, gluten, and vegan friendly, as well as a selection of candy and soda. The cinema offers various membership options, which include admission to member Mondays, where members can watch a current release for free and bring a guest at a discounted price. Members also receive other special benefits.

Performing arts venue

Winston-Salem Choral Academy

Performing arts venue · 646 W 5th St

The Winston-Salem Choral Academy is a community-based choir organization for children and youth in Winston-Salem and surrounding areas. It offers vocal musical education and artistic excellence in performance through six levels of choirs: Fireflies, Dragonflies, UPBEAT!, Lyrica, Encore, and Sforzando. The academy is directed by Anne Saxon, Suzanne Maggs, Brandon Winbush, and Anna Wade, and is a partner with Music and Arts Ministries of Centenary United Methodist Church. The organization has a busy performance schedule, with events taking place at various locations, including Centenary United Methodist Church, Maple Springs United Methodist Church, and the Biltmore House. The academy's office is located at 4105 Sewanee Drive, Winston-Salem, NC 27106, and can be contacted through phone or email for more information.

Art gallery

Dabble Art Bar

Art gallery · 840 Mill Works St #180

Dabble Art Bar is a unique space in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, that combines an art bar, gathering place, and gift shop. It is designed for people who are curious about art and want to explore their creativity. The art bar offers various art menu options, allowing visitors to unleash their inner creativity. The space also hosts special events, live music, workshops, and seasonal activities, making it a vibrant and engaging destination. The gift shop at Dabble Art Bar features a curated selection of artful goods, including vintage glassware, scented candles, graphic tees, jewelry, and funky puzzles. Many of these items are made in-house or sourced from local artisans, supporting indie brands and adding to the shop's unique character. The business is owned and operated by a mother-kid team, Sarah and Tues, who are Winston-Salem natives. They aim to create a welcoming and inspiring space where people can come together, be creative, and have fun. The owners encourage visitors to focus on the process of making art, rather than the end result, and offer guidance and support to help them get started. Dabble Art Bar is located at 840 Mill Works Street, Suite 180, in the West End Millworks area of Winston-Salem, near The Porch and Hoots. The space is designed to be immersive, vibey, and safe, making it an ideal destination for people of all ages and creative backgrounds.

Music venue

The Ramkat

Music venue · 170 W Ninth St

The Ramkat is a music venue located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. It is situated in the Industry Hill neighborhood at the north end of the downtown Arts District. The venue has a rich history, dating back to a former potter’s studio that was converted into a public entertainment space in 1843. This space, known as Sixth House, was the area’s first entertainment venue. The Ramkat offers various events and concerts, featuring a range of artists and bands. It also provides a space for rentals and has a FAQ section for visitors to plan their trip. For visitors, the venue offers paid parking options and free guest parking along nearby streets. There are also several hotels and restaurants in the area, including options for food trucks and coffee shops. The Ramkat can be contacted through their email or phone number, and they have a presence on social media platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, and Spotify.

Art gallery

Red Dog Gallery

Art gallery · 630 N Liberty St

The Red Dog Gallery is located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and features a variety of artwork from local artists and craftsmen. The gallery showcases paintings, pottery, jewelry, and sculptures, with new pieces added regularly. Visitors can view the current exhibit, which includes works from multiple artists, and purchase pieces by contacting the gallery manager. The artwork on display includes pieces from artists such as Joey Allen, Kendall Doub, and Bella Dunlap, among others. The gallery's collection is diverse, with different mediums and styles represented. In addition to the artwork, the gallery is also part of a larger initiative to promote arts and culture in Winston-Salem. The AFAS Group is involved in various projects, including the development of ARTivity On The Green, a public art park in downtown Winston-Salem.

Arts and culture

AIM Enrichment Academy

Arts and culture · 630 N Liberty St

AIM Enrichment Academy is a center for mentoring and development in performing and visual arts, based in Winston-Salem, NC. The academy offers year-round lessons in the performing arts, utilizing methods of mentoring that are engaging and easy to understand. The program provides frequent performance opportunities throughout each year, allowing students to showcase what they're learning as solo acts and/or as ensembles. AIM Enrichment Academy is located at 630 N. Liberty Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101, on the second floor, studio number 3. The academy was founded by Trevor Gabriel, a self-taught musician born and raised in New York City. Trevor serves as the Founder and Program-Director for A.I.M. and also teaches private piano, percussion, and voice lessons. He has a deep love for creating and performing music, which he shares with his students. AIM Enrichment Academy offers various types of lessons, including studio lessons, in-home lessons, and online lessons. The academy is committed to providing aspiring artists and musicians with development and mentorship. To get in touch with the academy, you can call or text (830) 369-2221 or email aimeccontact@gmail.com. The academy hosts community events, such as the 'Ignite' Community Drive, which aims to ignite a deeper level of joy, love, and creativity within the community. You can register for sessions online, by phone, or email, and book sessions in advance.

Music venue

Camel City Playhouse

Music venue · 110 7th St W

Camel City Playhouse is a theatre company located at 110 7th Street West in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The company's mission is to provide an amazing theatrical experience for diverse audiences while supporting fellow artistic organizations and offering an open and welcoming event space. The theatre company has a team behind the scenes, including an Artistic Director, Board Chair, Technical Director, and other members who work together to bring current plays to their audiences. They dare to touch on social issues that other companies shy away from, making them a unique and bold presence in the community. Camel City Playhouse hosts various events and programs, including mainstage productions, Spilled Ink Staged Readings, comedy shows, film screenings, and concerts. One of their upcoming productions is Evil Dead: The Musical, a comedy-horror show that combines elements of the cult classic trilogy with music and humor. They also have a 'Splatter Zone' where audience members can get covered in fake blood. The theatre company is committed to providing a welcoming space for everyone, and they strive to make their events accessible to a wide range of audiences. They have a mailing list that people can join to stay up-to-date on their upcoming events and productions. In terms of practical details, Camel City Playhouse is located near several parking options, including on-street parking on Trade Street and Liberty Street, a parking garage on the corner of Cherry St and 6th St, and several lots across from the theatre.

Arts and culture

Sixteen Over Six Artist Studios

Arts and culture · 213 W 6th St

Sixteen Over Six Artist Studios is located in Winston-Salem's Arts District, providing clean, naturally lit, private studio space combined with an atmosphere that supports professional focus. The studios are roughly 175 square feet, with deadbolt privacy and windows facing east, similar in size to a medium residential bedroom. Rent includes utilities, WiFi, and daily use of the common areas. To inquire about available studio space, interested artists can email 16over6@gmail.com. The studio also has a Landing Gallery, which is available for rental for special events and has a calm, inviting atmosphere suitable for receptions and artist receptions. Art sales at the Landing Gallery are handled by Delurk Gallery, and for information about art on view, contact can be made via 16over6@gmail.com or by visiting Delurk Gallery, located just two doors east.

Art gallery

Delurk Gallery

Art gallery · 207 W 6th St

Delurk Gallery is an artist-run gallery located in the heart of the Arts District in downtown Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The gallery features a large flexible exhibit space with art shows showcasing new work by 2-4 artists and fresh submissions by the current Delurk Collective. The gallery hosts various events, including the upcoming 'The Kitchen Sink' show, which is an open call for art with the theme 'Anything but the Kitchen Sink'. This event allows artists to submit their work without any rules or restrictions. Artists can submit up to 5 entries, and the submission process involves emailing digital images of the work along with label information, including artist name, title, dimensions, medium, price, and year created. The deadline for digital submissions is June 15, and notification of selected works will be sent via email by June 18. Private showings can be arranged by appointment. Delurk Gallery is located at 207 W 6th Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101, and can be contacted through their website or by phone at 336.486.3444. The gallery participates in the unexpected and offers a unique space for artists to showcase their work. With its flexible exhibit space and open call for art, Delurk Gallery provides a platform for artists to express themselves and showcase their creativity.

Performing arts venue

Tam Tam Mandingue Winston-Salem

Performing arts venue · 2721 Cardiff Ct

Tam Tam Mandingue Djembe Academy Winston-Salem is a performing arts venue that offers various programs, including Living Rhythms School Programs and E-Learning programs. The Living Rhythms program immerses students in the music and culture of West Africa, teaching them rhythms and songs that represent the traditions of several African ethnic groups. The program is specifically designed around the Common Core State Standards, connecting to multiple Anchor Standards for Reading, Speaking and Listening, and Language for K-8, as well as multiple Social Studies and Arts Education Standards for K-8. The program aims to broaden students' understanding of the world and encourage them to embrace a life of empowerment and critical thinking. The academy's mission is to enrich the communities it serves by creating flourishing arts programs that positively impact the lives of young people. By exposing students to the music and dance of West Africa, the academy aims to broaden students' understanding of the world and encourage them to embrace a life of empowerment and critical thinking. The academy offers various resources, including instructional videos, downloadable PDF resources, and access to a website with a simple password. The program is available online anytime, and the lessons remain available for an entire semester. The academy also provides individualized quotes and artist bios. The academy is located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and can be contacted through email or phone.

Art gallery

Piedmont Craftsmen

Art gallery · 601 N Trade St

Piedmont Craftsmen is a non-profit organization located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The organization has a gallery where visitors can view and purchase handmade crafts. The organization was started by a group of friends who shared a love of handmade craft. Over time, the group grew into a guild of artists and collectors who work to preserve and celebrate regional craft traditions. Piedmont Craftsmen has a variety of programs and events, including exhibitions and workshops. The organization also has a shop where visitors can purchase handmade crafts online or in person. The organization is supported by donations, sponsorships, and volunteer efforts. Visitors can stay up-to-date with upcoming events and exhibitions by checking the organization's calendar. Piedmont Craftsmen is located at 601 North Trade Street in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The organization can be contacted by phone at 336.725.1516 or by email at development@piedmontcraftsmen.org.

Movie theater

Riverrun International Film Festival

Movie theater · 301 N Main St Ste 2606

RiverRun International Film Festival is a non-profit media arts organization based in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The organization aims to promote a deeper understanding of various cultures and perspectives through cinema. The festival features a range of film screenings and events throughout the year, including a classic film series and a free series in partnership with PBS North Carolina. Additionally, the organization has an education initiative that provides free screenings to local school students. The organization is supported by donations and sponsorships from the local community. Donors receive exclusive access to events and help make the festival possible. The organization is grateful for the support of its sponsors and the community. The festival takes place over several days in April and features a range of films and events. The organization also hosts year-round screenings and events, and provides information about these events on its website and through its mailing list. The organization is located at 301 North Main Street in Winston-Salem and can be contacted by phone or email. It also has a presence on social media platforms, where it provides updates and information about its events and activities.

Performing arts venue

Winston-Salem Symphony Association

Performing arts venue · 301 N Main St Ste 1901

The Winston-Salem Symphony Association is located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. It offers various concerts and events, including classical and popular music performances. Some upcoming events include a performance by Aoife O’Donovan and a Halloween Spooktacular. The symphony also offers free chamber music concerts in Lewisville. The association has a number of programs, including the Youth Orchestras Program and the P.L.A.Y. Music program. It also offers educational opportunities and community outreach. The symphony is supported by donations and volunteers. It has a vision and mission statement, and is led by a board of directors. The association is located at 301 N. Main St., Suite 1901, in Winston-Salem. Tickets for concerts and events can be purchased online or by phone. The association also offers subscriptions and single tickets. Parking is available in the building garage, and visitors can enter via Church Street.

History museum

MUSE Winston-Salem

History museum · 226 S Liberty St

MUSE Winston-Salem is a history museum for Winston-Salem and Forsyth County where every story matters. The museum aims to create a continuing conversation about the city's past, present, and future, rather than just showcasing archives and artifacts. The museum welcomes diversity and believes that different backgrounds, perspectives, and recollections are essential to sharing the story of Winston-Salem. It was founded on the vision of creating a place that unites the community through a deeper understanding of history and each other. MUSE Winston-Salem has been sharing stories and experiences from the community through exhibits, public programs, and oral histories. The museum has explored various aspects of Winston-Salem, including its neighborhoods, social diversity, and ongoing evolution. The museum's mission is to connect, enrich, and enlarge the community through history, storytelling, and informed perspective. It aims to promote acceptance, understanding, and belonging among community members. MUSE Winston-Salem is located at 226 S. Liberty Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27101, and can be contacted at (336) 724-2842 or info@musews.org. The museum is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and relies on community support to continue its work.

History museum

Moravian Archives

History museum · 457 S Church St

The Moravian Archives is located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and serves as the official repository of the Moravian Church in America, Southern Province. It provides access to its holdings, preserving records and historical materials of Moravians. The Archives offers various services for researchers, including in-person appointments, remote research assistance, reprographic services, and genealogical and family history research. It also has a large memoir collection, genealogy studies, and access to the Library Edition of Ancestry.com. The Archives has a range of resources, including a reading room, research library, computer resources, personal and historical collections, photographs, maps, digital and audiovisual collections, and a rare book collection. It also provides user services, such as staff research, transcriptions, and translations. The Archives depends on volunteer help and welcomes contributions of collected family records and photographs to continue telling the Moravian story. It also accepts financial gifts to support its operations, technology, book maintenance, and endowment fund. The Moravian Archives is located at 457 S Church St, Winston-Salem, NC, and can be contacted at +1 336-722-1742 or sparchives@mcsp.org. It has a monthly e-newsletter and offers work study and internships, as well as volunteer opportunities.

Performing arts venue

Triad Performing Arts Center

Performing arts venue · 1315 S Main St

The Triad Performing Arts Center is a performing arts venue located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, offering voice and piano lessons for kids and adults of all ages. The center provides lessons for individuals or groups, with a focus on voice, piano, and performance across various music genres. The center's voice lessons cater to students of all levels, from beginners to professionals, and cover techniques such as vocal warm-ups, sight singing, ear training, music theory, and performance skills. Students can learn various music styles, including classical, jazz, R&B, pop, rock, and more. For kids, the center offers voice lessons starting from age 5, with an approach that emphasizes patience, creativity, and fun. The lessons include technical exercises, musical games, and work on perfecting songs, with a focus on developing the child's unique voice and performance style. The center also offers performance opportunities, including themed music shows and traditional recitals, to help students build confidence in singing in front of others. In addition to in-person lessons, the Triad Performing Arts Center offers online lessons, allowing students to learn from the comfort of their own homes. The online lessons include step-by-step instructions and opportunities to participate in online recitals and group workshops, making it possible for students to connect with like-minded individuals and be part of a music community. The center is located at 1315 S Main St., Winston-Salem, NC 27127, and can be contacted at 336-528-3732 or TriadPerformingArts@gmail.com for more information on lessons, pricing, and registration.

Event venue

Carolina's Vineyards & Hops

Event venue · 1111 S Marshall St Ste 184

Carolina's Vineyards & Hops is a business located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and is listed under the category of Arts & culture as an event venue. The business is situated in Downtown Winston-Salem at The Summit at The Gateway, and its address is 1111 South Marshall Street, Suite 184. It has plenty of free parking available. The business offers a variety of products, including Signature wines, craft beer, and local artisanal cheeses from North Carolina creameries. It also provides small plates, such as charcuterie and cheese plates, and has a menu that includes items like smoked salmon bites, hummus plate, and signature popcorn. All of its offerings are dedicated to North Carolina vineyards, breweries, creameries, and farms. Carolina's Vineyards & Hops has a relaxed atmosphere, with a tasting lounge and outside patio that overlooks historic Winston-Salem and the Salem Creek Greenway. It is a social destination that hosts live music events, including the CV&H Jazz Trio every Saturday night. The business also offers private events, such as corporate networking, non-profit/community organization gatherings, and wedding-related events. The business is committed to sustainability and community involvement, sponsoring and supporting over 50 organizations in the Triad area. It believes in being a responsible corporate citizen and engaged neighbor, and its connection to sustainability extends to the community around it. Carolina's Vineyards & Hops encourages customers to support local and is proud to be a part of the thriving area's rich history. Carolina's Vineyards & Hops offers website orders with local delivery and pick-up options, and customers can also make reservations for private events through its website. The business has a strong commitment to local partnerships and extends its identity of being strictly local, far beyond the food, beers, and wines served.

Cultural center

Triad Cultural Arts

Cultural center · 1922 S Martin Luther King Jr Dr

Triad Cultural Arts, Inc. is a nonprofit, community-based, multi-disciplinary cultural arts organization located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The organization is dedicated to presenting programming that contributes to a culturally competent community. The organization offers various programs and services, including heritage tours, historical preservation, cultural immersion, and exhibits. The Shotgun House Legacy Site is a tangible landmark of Black traditions and contributions, preserved for future generations. Triad Cultural Arts, Inc. also hosts festivals, such as the annual Juneteenth Festival, which unites the community for a day filled with art, performances, craft, cuisine, and educational experiences. The organization provides opportunities for people to engage in authenticity and learn about the heritage of Black Americans. The organization has a team of staff members, including an executive director, operations manager, and heritage engagement specialists. They work together to preserve, interpret, and exhibit the heritage of Black Americans for all people. The organization also has a board of directors and offers volunteer opportunities. Triad Cultural Arts, Inc. offers a Place-Based Immersion Learning Program for Clergy, Lay Ministers, and Divinity Students, which includes lectures, walking tours, and trolley tours. The program aims to empower educators and facilitate learning about local Black history and culture.

Cultural center

Delta Arts Center

Cultural center · 2611 New Walkertown Rd

The Delta Arts Center is a cultural center in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, that celebrates the rich tapestry of African-American creativity. The center's mission is to enrich the lives of neighborhood and area residents by stimulating interest in American arts and humanities, with an emphasis on the contributions of African-Americans. The center provides quality cultural and educational programming for the entire community, aiming to increase awareness and knowledge of African-American contributions to the arts and humanities in America. It also encourages individual creativity and builds pride in these contributions. The center offers various programs and events, including exhibitions and celebrations, such as the Juneteenth Celebration and the Delta Arts Center Juried Invitational. It also provides a newsletter and allows visitors to make tax-deductible contributions to support art and culture.

Performing arts venue

Spring Theatre

Performing arts venue · 5770 Novack St

Spring Theatre is a performing arts venue in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. It was founded by Erinn Dearth in 2011 and has since become a prominent part of the local arts scene. The theatre offers a range of programs and activities, including main stage productions, theatre camps, workshops, and master classes. These programs are designed to help established and aspiring theatre artists reach their full potential. Spring Theatre is committed to diversity and inclusion, and aims to provide opportunities for people of all backgrounds and ages. The theatre does not discriminate on the basis of factors such as race, ethnicity, or socio-economic status. In addition to its regular programs, Spring Theatre also offers outreach services to the local community. This includes partnerships with organizations such as Kaleideum Children’s Museum, where the theatre provides interactive programs and workshops. Spring Theatre has a mailing address at 5770 Novack Street in Winston-Salem, and can be contacted by phone at 336-528-5343. The theatre is a registered 501(c)3 non-profit organization, and relies on donations and support from the local community to continue its work.

Theatre venue

Stained Glass Playhouse

Theatre venue · 4401 Indiana Ave

Stained Glass Playhouse is a nonprofit community theatre located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. It specializes in affordable, professional-quality productions presented in a small, intimate setting. The Playhouse performs in the former sanctuary of Marvin United Methodist Church, which creates an immediate live-theatre experience. The theatre has been in operation for more than four decades, with a history dating back to 1981. It became an incorporated nonprofit organization in 1997. The Playhouse is shaped by performers, volunteers, audiences, and stories that entertain, challenge, and connect people. Stained Glass Playhouse offers various ways for people to get involved, including performing, volunteering, and sponsoring. The theatre welcomes people with different levels of experience and interests, providing opportunities for them to contribute to productions. The Playhouse also has a historical archive and is interested in collecting items from past productions. The Playhouse can be found at 4401 Indiana Avenue, Winston-Salem, NC 27105. The theatre also has social media accounts on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube, where it shares production news, audition announcements, and other updates. Stained Glass Playhouse has upcoming productions, including Women in White, No Kidding, and Twelve Angry Jurors. The theatre provides information on current and upcoming productions, ticket sales, and auditions on its website. It also offers opportunities for businesses to sponsor or advertise with the Playhouse, supporting community theatre while promoting their products and services.

Performing arts venue

Stained Glass Playhouse

Performing arts venue · 4401 Indiana Ave

Stained Glass Playhouse, Inc. is a nonprofit community theatre located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. It performs in the former sanctuary of Marvin United Methodist Church, which provides an intimate and unique setting for live theatre. The theatre has been in operation for more than four decades, with a history dating back to 1981. It became an incorporated nonprofit organization in 1997 and has since become a staple of the local community, offering affordable and professional-quality productions. The Playhouse is known for its intimate setting, which places performers and audiences close together, creating a unique live-theatre experience. The phrase 'A Stage Without Curtains' is a key part of the Playhouse's identity, reflecting the physical character of the theatre and the openness of a shared live experience. Stained Glass Playhouse offers a variety of ways for people to get involved, including auditioning for roles, volunteering behind the scenes, and supporting the Playhouse through donations or sponsorships. The theatre also has a historical archive and is interested in collecting items from past productions, such as photographs and programs. The Playhouse is located at 4401 Indiana Avenue in Winston-Salem and can be contacted through its website or social media channels. It has a mailing list and encourages people to stay connected with the theatre to receive updates about upcoming productions, auditions, and special events.

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