In a Piedmont county that’s known for its iconic pottery, there are plenty of other artistic wonders to discover, from bronze sculptures to live performances.
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Seagrove
Close to the Sandhills, a community of talented ceramicists continues the multi-generational legacy of Seagrove pottery.
Family Fun in Randolph County
Randolph County may be best known for the North Carolina Zoo, but there’s so much more to discover — from apple orchards to zip-lining — in this family-friendly Piedmont destination.
A Ride on the Wild Side at the NC Zoo
Say hello to the residents of the North Carolina Zoo’s Watani Grasslands habitat.
Grilled Vanilla Pound Cake at Franklinville Diner
At a diner in the heart of a Randolph County town, locals gather for special celebrations and daily meetups over homemade meals.
Exploring the Outdoors in Randolph County
See otters bathing near a historic dam, enjoy a day kayaking surrounded by the beautiful Uwharrie Mountains, and find peace away from the hustle and bustle of the city in the heart of North Carolina.
Your Guide to Randolph County
In the heart of North Carolina, take a walk on the wild side at the NC Zoo, sip an apple cider slushy at an apple orchard, explore potters’ studios, and much more.
Peace in the Uwharries
On one joy-filled Sunday every August, a quiet church comes to life. There, descendants of two African American families celebrate a shared heritage that dates to a 19th-century Randolph County community rooted in faith and bound by family ties.
Richard Petty: A Hometown Hero
“The King” — a NASCAR legend and Randolph County native — reflects on 75 years of North Carolina racing history at the Petty Museum.
