Associated Artists of Winston-Salem

301 West Fourth Street, Winston-Salem 27101
336.722.0340
http://www.associatedartists.org

Associated Artists provides exhibition opportunities for any visual artist. Each of the eight gallery exhibits has a unique theme to encourage diverse artistic participation and audience. Exhibits remain on display for 5-6 weeks. There are two national juried exhibits held each year. The other six shows are for Associated Artists members only. Most of the work on display in these shows is for sale. All exhibitions are free and open to the public.

Diggs Gallery - Winston-Salem State University

601 South Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive, Winston-Salem 27110
336.750.2458
http://www.wssu.edu/WSSU/UndergraduateStudies/College+of+Arts+and+Sciences/Diggs

Diggs Gallery is named for James Thackeray “T” Diggs, Jr. (1915-1989), a 1934 graduate of Winston-Salem State, a painter and a former WSSU art professor for more than 40 years. The gallery is the major cultural center at Winston-Salem State University and offers one of the largest exhibition spaces dedicated to the arts of Africa and the African Diaspora in North Carolina. Exhibitions, publications and programs address abroad range of artistic expression, with special concentration on African-American and regional art.

Downtown Arts District

Sixth, Trade and Liberty Streets in Downtown, Winston-Salem 27101
336.761.1955
http://www.associatedartists.org

DADA is an organization consisting of artists, sculptors, photographers, interior and graphic designers, calligraphers, wood workers, jewelers, fiber artists and other disciplines in the arts. DADA has restaurants, retail shops, antiques, residences, business offices, shoe shop and a variety store located in this eclectic area of downtown between 5th and 7th and Trade Street.

Piedmont Craftsmen Gallery & Shop

601 North Trade Street, Winston-Salem 27101
336.725.1516
http://www.piedmontcraftsmen.org

Piedmont Craftsmen represents nearly four hundred of the region’s most talented artisans. Exhibiting members are juried into the organization on the basis of their skill, professionalism, quality, and originality. Their work includes fine handmade garments, jewelry, one-of-a-kind functional housewares and beautiful decorative objects. The organization conducts workshops, mounts exhibitions, and operates a gallery and shop at 601 North Trade Street in Winston-Salem, NC.

Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art (SECCA)

750 Marguerite Drive, Winston-Salem 27106
336.725.1904
http://www.secca.org

SECCA is designed to involve audiences in the art of our time. SECCA is an operating entity of the North Carolina Museum of Art, an agency of the N.C. Department of Cultural Resources. SECCA is also a funded partner of The Arts Council of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County.

Museum of Anthropology - Wake Forest University

1834 Wake Forest Road (Wingate Road), Winston-Salem 27106
336.758.5282
http://www.wfu.edu/moa

Founded in 1963, the Museum was established by the faculty of Wake Forest’s Department of Anthropology to broaden the learning opportunities for their students. Since its inception, the Museum's educational role has expanded greatly into the Winston-Salem and Triad communities. In its present location on campus since 1986, the Museum's collections, exhibits, and programs have grown extensively.

Old Salem Museum and Gardens

900 Old Salem Road, Winston-Salem 27101
336.721.7300, 888.348.5420
http://www.oldsalem.org

Old Salem Museums & Gardens is a unique community of original museum buildings, authentic craftsmen practicing their trade, fascinating collections of rare antiques, and one-of-a-kind retail shopping opportunities.

Historic Bethabara Park

2147 Bethabara Road, Winston-Salem 27106
336.924.8191
http://www.bethabarapark.org

A National Historic Landmark, this 1753 site of a German-speaking, Protestant settlement nestles in a picturesque, wooded 183-acre wildlife preserve with 126 species of birds.

Reynolda House, Museum of American Art

2250 Reynolda Road, Winston-Salem 27106
336.758-5150, 888.663.1149
http://www.reynoldahouse.org

Reynolda House Museum of American Art displays a premier collection of American art ranging from the colonial period to the present. Built in 1917 by Katharine Smith Reynolds and her husband Richard Joshua Reynolds, founder of the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, the house originally occupied the center of a 1,067-acre estate. It opened to the public as an institution dedicated to the arts and education in 1965, and as an art museum in 1967. Today, a large portion of Reynolda can be explored on foot. In addition to the house, twenty-eight of the original thirty buildings remain. To the west lie the restored formal gardens, noted for their Japanese cryptomeria and weeping cherry trees. The sixteen-acre lake behind the house has reverted to wetlands, which provide a home for a variety of wildlife. Many of the buildings in the village are now occupied by shops and restaurants. A short walk across the dam leads from the village to Wake Forest University built on land donated to the college by Mary and Charlie Babcock.

Körner's Folly

413 South Main Street, Kernersville 27284
336.996.7922
http://www.kornersfolly.org

Körner's Folly, the showcase home of artist, designer, decorator Jule Gilmer Körner, has intrigued neighbors and visitors to Kernersville, NC for over 125 years. This historic and eccentric structure offers 22 rooms spread out over seven levels on three floors. Ceiling heights range from 5-1/2 feet to 25 feet, with 10-foot doorways and 2-foot passageways. Ornate mantles top the 15 fireplaces, and decorative murals and detailed woodwork adorn every room. A winding staircase dizzies the mind as it takes you from level to level. These are but a few of the magical enchantments to behold in this grand home.

Kaleideum

400 West Hanes Mill Road, Winston-Salem 27105
336.767.6730
https://kaleideum.org

The Kaleideum in Winston-Salem is a fun and educational way to spend an afternoon with the kids and family members of all ages. It includes indoor science exhibits, a planetarium, and plenty of information about health, biology, geology, and much more.

Yadkin Valley Wineries
The 1.4 million-acre Yadkin Valley, just west of Winston-Salem, is home to exquisite vineyards and wineries and was approved as North Carolina's first American Viticultural Area (AVA). The Yadkin Valley designation appears on bottles when wine is made from 85 percent grapes grown in this region. The majority of wineries offer tours and tastings.
http://www.yadkinvalleywineries.com

Allison Oaks Vineyard
221 East Mail Street, Yadkinville 27055
336.677.1388
www.allisonoaksvineyards.com

Childress Vineyards
1000 Childress Vineyards Road, Lexington 27295
336.236.9463
www.childressvineyards.com

Hanover Park Vineyard
1927 Courtney-Huntsville Road, Yadkinville 27055
336.463.2875
www.hanoverparkwines.com

RayLen Vineyards and Winery
3577 US Hwy 158, Mocksville 27028
336.998.3100
www.raylenvineyards.com

Weathervane Winery
1452 Welcome Arcadia Road, Winston-Salem 27127
336.775.9717
www.weathervanewinery.com

Westbend Vineyards
5394 Williams Road, Lewisville 27023
866.901.5032 or 336.945.5032
www.westbendvineyards.com