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THINGS
           TO DO






                               Shopping, Dining & Outdoors




             here is no shortage of entertainment in Lincoln County.   Housed in the former First Baptist Church, the Lincoln Cultural Center
       T     Shoppers will find plenty of home-grown retail outlets, great   offers guitar lessons, hosts an annual golf tournament, and the Dancing
                                                              with Our Stars fundraiser. Listed on the National Register for Historic
             dining options, arts and an outdoor life that is second to none.
        Get out and about and explore some of the best Lincoln County has   Places, the center is home to The Arts Council of Lincoln County,
        in store.                                             the Lincoln County Historical Association, Lincoln County Concert
                                                              Association, Lincoln Theatre Guild and the Jacob Forney Chapter of the
        Shopping                                              Daughters of the American Revolution. Within its walls you’ll find gallery
        While Lincoln County has large national retailers like Walmart and  exhibits, theatrical productions and more. lincolnculturalcenter.org
        Sam’s Club, retail in Lincoln County is the epitome of “Shop Local.”
        Look for antiques and gifts, local jewelers and apparel boutiques,   The Lincoln Theatre Guild community theatre presents productions
        outdoors outfitters and more. Lincoln County’s charming downtown   and performing arts education programs that entertain, enrich and
        districts are ideal for browsing and buying.          encourage participation in the dramatic arts. Shows performed in the
                                                              course of the guild’s 40-year history include Harvey, Dearly Departed,
        Dining                                                The Actor’s Nightmare, Li’l Abner, And Then There Were None, The
        The dining options in Lincoln County are second to none. You’ll find  Wizard of Oz, The Crucible, The Rocky Horror Show, Cat on a Hot Tin
        craft coffee, ice cream shops, breakfast cafes, sports bars, ethnic  Roof, Grease, Mr. Scrooge, Cotton Patch Gospel, Seussical, Footloose,
        favorites, fine dining, even a popular local creamery for fresh bottled   The Best Christmas Pageant Ever, Rock of Ages, The Diary of Anne
        milk and homemade ice cream. While we have national brands, most   Frank, The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas and Beauty and the Beast.
        of our restaurants are locally owned and many source their ingredients   The youth drama camp has been going on for more than 30 summers.
        from local farms.                                     Kids learn about theatre and put on a show! lincolntheatreguild.net

        Lincoln County also has a growing community of craft beer breweries   Committed to “Keeping the Music Alive in Lincoln County,” the
        and wineries.                                         Lincoln County Concert Association schedules a variety of concerts
                                                              throughout the year across a variety of musical genres. Recent
        For Arts Lovers                                       performances have included a Latin-oriented classical concert, Harp
        Our Lincoln County residents are a creative bunch, practicing arts of all   and Violins in Tango, presented by Charlotte Symphony Concert
        types, from visual arts to performing arts and everything in between.   Master Calin Lupanu leading his “Chamber Music for All” trio and
        You may “find your people” within one of the following organizations,   featuring harpist Andrea Mumm; also, Boone musicians Amantha Mill
        and certainly you’ll find entertainment there.        performed their special blend of bluegrass, folk and classic country
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