Find the historic stages, galleries, and art schools that make the Triad a creative place to live, across Greensboro, Winston-Salem, High Point, and beyond.
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Theaters, galleries, and art schools across the Triad, with the basics you need to plan a visit or sign up for a class.

Downtown Greensboro's original performing arts center, billed as the Showplace of the Carolinas when it opened in 1927, now hosting concerts, classic and independent films, and community theater.
Photo: The Carolina Theatre website
The nonprofit theater also rents out its auditorium, lobby, and The Crown event space, and offers tours. Box office: (336) 333-2605, open weekdays 12 to 3 PM.

A community arts education center in downtown Winston-Salem offering classes and workshops for adults and kids, with the goal of making creativity accessible to everyone.
Photo: Sawtooth School for Visual Art website
Studios cover ceramics, glass, metals and lapidary, drawing and painting, photography, digital arts, print and books, textiles, and wood. Sawtooth also runs a gallery, a holiday market, Camp Sawtooth, and youth after-school programs.

A downtown High Point gallery that showcases work from established and emerging artists and offers art classes for all ages.
Photo: The Art Gallery at Congdon Yards website
TAG offers adult classes in painting, pottery, printmaking, and digital art, plus youth classes, summer camps, and homeschool programs. Open Monday through Friday 12 to 5 PM, Thursday until 8 PM, and Saturday 10 AM to 4 PM.
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