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Arts, Culture A s a regional hub for cultural

preservation and the arts, Wilkes
& History County has many ways for residents and
visitors to learn, experience, create and grow.

Galleries & Performance venues

Bleu Moon Productions
Bleu Moon Productions supports Wilkes
County tourism through stage productions,
and children’s, dessert and dinner theater
performances. The troupe’s most notable
annual performance, “Tom Dooley: A Wilkes
County Legend,” is held outdoors and
attracts an audience of Wilkes residents and
visitors from around the region.

216 9th St.
North Wilkesboro, NC 28659
(336) 426-2538
bleumoonproductions.com
The Stone Center for the Performing Arts
This state-of-the-art, 8,000-square-foot
performance center offers performance,
banquet, dance and meeting space for
WILKES HERITAGE MUSEUM Wilkes County public school students. The
Stone Center accommodates 280 people
in banquet-style seating and 560 people in
theater-style seating. Modern sound and
lighting systems provide a professional
presentation and training opportunities for
students. The Center also houses the Wilkes
County Hall of Fame, and the adjacent
Wilkes County Schools Central Office holds
a large art gallery displaying the work of
students in grades K-12.

613 Cherry St.
North Wilkesboro, NC 28659
(336) 667-1121
wilkescountyschools.org

The Walker Center
On the Wilkes campus of Wilkes Community
College, The Walker Center has a 1,130-seat
performing arts auditorium and 38,731
square feet of multi-purpose meeting space
used for management training, business
meetings, civic meetings and a variety of
cultural activities.

1328 S. Collegiate Dr.
Wilkesboro, NC 28697
(336) 838-6260
walkercenteronline.org

Wilkes Art Gallery
Wilkes Art Gallery strives to make the
diversity, creativity and critical thinking
found in the visual arts more accessible to

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