The theatre was recently restored and is used by the community throughout the entire year. The main floor has studios and galleries that feature exhibits of local, regional, and national artists. The upper floors of the building are used for classrooms, rehearsal halls, and administrative space. Learn Greensboro's role in American history with exhibits on early settlement, military historic, and transportation. This museum also features photographs depicting Greensboro's past as well as information on famous Greensboro natives like news reporter Edward R. Murrow and author O. Henry.
Admission is free.
The Visitors Center of the Greensboro Area Convention and Visitors Bureau is located at 317 South Greene Street and is a great source for obtaining news about local and regional activities and attractions. The Greensboro Area Chamber of Commerce plays a vital role in promoting the area's business community and enhancing quality of life for local residents. Staff of the Chamber of Commerce will work with entrepreneurs, small businesses and large companies to promote healthy growth, develop community leadership, start new business, and facilitate investment and economic growth in the area. In Fall of 1998, the central branch of the library will move to a new building on Church Street. This picturesque mural was first painted by artist Wendy Wallace in 1981.