Centennial Park

South Hill, VA 23970

Check out the website for updates on yearly events!! Presented by the South Hill Chamber of Commerce.

201 Old Farm Rd S

Roanoke Rapids, NC 27870

Fairwood Lanes is so much more than a Bowling Alley. We are a family Entertainment Bowling Boutique Center. We host a variety of entertainment options and events. From corporate/birthday parties, live music, tasty food, rotating craft beers or fancy cocktails made with Blanton's, Van Winkle, Boss Hog, Wellars, Don Julia Real, Weldon Mills and more. Whether you’re looking to participate in a league or tournament, host an event, or just enjoy some quality time with family and friends, we are exactly what you’re looking for. We are locally owned and operated! We support our hometown and created a welcoming environment the Community and adjoining areas can be proud of. Come see us #fairwoodlanes #lovelocal #themisfitsbar&grill

Downtown Littleton Stage

Littleton, NC 27850

Presented by the Greater Littleton Development Partnership. Check out Calendar and Activities on the website for the latest updates! Bands on the First Friday of each month, April through October. Shows are 6PM until 10PM. Food vendors are available.

411 Mosby Ave

Littleton, NC 27850

Lakeland Theatre Company And Cultural Arts Center is a nonprofit organization, the purpose of which is to enrich, educate and entertain our community by providing a superior theatre experience. We provide encouragement for all levels of volunteer involvement and recognize these contributions as crucial to the success of Lakeland’s productions and programs. We provide a supportive environment where everyone is welcome, regardless of skill level, ability or background. Volunteers are essential to the success of Lakeland Theatre Company. We are committed to reaching out to new audiences, patrons and volunteers that are reflective of the community that we serve. We provide affordable, accessible and diverse programs to achieve participation by all segments of our community. We provide life-long learning opportunities for people of all ages, particularly children, through the art of theatre. We actively strive to achieve excellence in all of our programs as well as to maintain the artistic integrity of our productions to the highest standards possible. We also reserve the right to take artistic risk and to make mistakes while striving for excellence in all of our endeavors. We seek to play a role as a community leader, forming partnerships and collaborations with other arts disciplines, and acting as a resource for cultural policymakers. Also, we seek to develop leaders within our organization through training and education programs.

1101 Sussex Drive

Emporia, VA 23847

In 1978, after perceiving a tremendous need for a performing arts series in the Emporia-Greensville area, a group of concerned citizens formed the Meherrin River Arts Council (MRAC). The MRAC--named after an historical river that runs right through the heart of the City of Emporia and Greensville County--took on the unusual task of bringing national-quality arts entertainment to a small-town setting. The group’s goals have been two-fold: create a series that showcases a variety of entertainment styles and genres while keeping tickets affordable to all segments of the population. In fulfilling this mission, an annual concert series of four performances began in 1979. Over the past thirty-eight seasons, the MRAC has produced over 150 performances. Audiences have enjoyed everything from the opera and ballet to plays and symphonic concerts. National and international stars have brought the sounds of jazz, country, contemporary and popular music to the region.

169 Bank Ridge Rd

Littleton, NC 27850

Sarah Bolduc Design-Creative Expressions is original art works in mixed media with a flair for abstract expression. Originals and prints are available.

Lawrenceville, VA

The ArtBank of Southside Virginia promotes, encourages, and supports the arts and cultural events in Brunswick County and surrounding areas for the enjoyment and education of its citizens. Programs are supported in part by the Virginia Commission for the Arts, National endowment for the Arts, Brunswick County, the Town of Lawrenceville, corporate sponsors, local co-sponsors and patrons

220 South Mecklenburg Avenue

South Hill, VA 23970

The Colonial Theatre has a very special place in the history of our community and in the lives of many of our residents. It has weathered many storms and economic crises, as well as years of neglect at various times throughout its history. The Colonial is one of the few remaining vaudeville theatres of its era in Virginia and is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The Colonial Theatre was originally constructed in 1925 to house live entertainment, vaudeville, and musical productions. In later years, the Colonial was a theatre for silent movies and major modern motion pictures. In addition to the lobby and theatre auditorium, the Colonial also included the post office at one time on the ground floor, street front as well as office spaces on the second floor, and a social hall on the third floor. The Atlantic and Danville Railroad made possible the vast number of live performances held at the colonial, which included such well-known entertainers as Joan Crawford, Clara Bow, Ronald Coleman, Vilma Banky, Louis Homer, Tex Ritter, Texas Rhythm Rangers, Gene Autry and Champ, Roy Rogers and Trigger, Minnie Pearl, and many more. The Colonial Theatre closed its doors in the 1970’s to motion picture shows. A group of concerned citizens from the South Hill Civic Center, Inc. raised monies to purchase the old theatre. In the year 2000, the Montgomery family sold the Colonial to the South Hill Civic Center. The following year, 2001, the South Hill Civic Center donated the Colonial to the South Hill Community Development Association, Inc. to establish and maintain a performing arts and cultural center to serve the populace of the town of South Hill, Virginia and the surrounding counties of southern Virginia. In August 2001, Mayor Earl Horne and the CDA worked to obtain the means to recognize and rehabilitate the Colonial, in an effort to bring it back to its original splendor. Working with grants, local industry, local businesses, interested parties, and organizations, the vision has been brought to life. The Colonial Center is on the Virginia Department of Historic Resources, Virginia Landmarks Register, and the National Park Services National Register of Historic Places. The Colonial Center is three stories tall. The first floor with its beautiful two lobbies also contains a Welcome Center. The second floor serves as an art gallery and offices, and the third floor has a fantastic view of downtown South Hill from the large Ball Room. The auditorium includes the balcony seats, totaling four hundred. The stage, with its three-story fly house will welcome a variety of entertainment. In January 2011, the project was completed. On January 22, 2011 the CDA Board and South Hill Council named the 400-seat auditorium, “The Earl O. Horne Auditorium,” as a tribute to Mayor Horne for his leadership and tireless work toward the restoration of the Colonial Center. The Colonial Theatre today stands as an important linkage to our past and a vital part of our future.

3358 River Rd

Littleton, NC 27850

From birthday parties to company outings, the Art Studio is equipped to accommodate groups both big and small. New classes are posted! Feel free to visit our Art Studio page for all the latest updates on Norton’s at the Lake Art Studio.