For decades, eclectic bits and pieces from around the world have found their way to Wallace. But they never stay long.
“Red Clay Reader” Rooted in Southern Soil
In the ’60s, a professor and her students created a magazine for writers rooted in Southern soil.
The Red Clay Ramblers
Shaped by the ever-changing music scene in Chapel Hill, the Ramblers have always been experimenters.
Our Ava
Ava Gardner lit the world on fire with her breathtaking beauty and fiery spirit. She was raised as a farmer’s daughter near Smithfield. She transformed herself into a Hollywood starlet, a crooner’s wife, and a legacy. The world will never forget her. And we will never stop remembering — she was ours.
The Art of Tammy Leigh Brooks
If you’ve never seen a Polish chicken before, let this Hickory artist’s stoneware version be your first.
The Rooster’s Wife
At this Aberdeen venue, the rules of the coop are clear: It’s all about the music.
It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Message
At one small-town theater, the comedy starts before you even arrive.
Hometown Theaters
Step inside a vintage theater, and be transported into a glitzy otherworld.
Raleigh’s 50-Foot Librarian: Hunt Library
At North Carolina State University’s Hunt Library, “whoosh” replaces “shhh” as robots zip along the state-of-the-art building’s five-story trove of tomes.
