Performing Arts

A cool contemporary art museum with rotating exhibits and an impressive event space.’

The Stevens Center is the primary performance space for University of North Carolina School of the Arts as well as for the Winston-Salem Symphony, Piedmont Opera Theatre and several other local and state arts organizations.

A theatre for youth that serves to mentor theatre artists through theatre camps, master classes, workshops, and main stage productions.

An amazing little theater that has been operating in Winston for over 80 years.

The Ramkat is a concert venue that is’off the beaten path and old school.”The musical artists they host are great – rockers, rollers and artists.’

The office of The Downtown Arts District Association (DADA) and an art gallery of performing and visual artists. It is comprised of 10 different spaces that feature a rotation of DADA members that change each month.

The Milton Rhodes Center for the Arts is located in the heart of downtown Winston-Salem and is a great place to enjoy a variety of performances including film series, art galleries and concerts.

A performance space that can be rented for a multitude of community events. They host dance recitals, musical performances, film screenings, lectures, dance competitions and theatrical performances.

The Department of Music at Wake Forest University is an impressive’program that’offers performances and concerts that are open to the public.

Formerly known as the Alamance Repertory Theatre Company (ARTC), Camel City Playhouse is a premier black box theatre located in Winston Salem’s Arts District.