arts and entertainment

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The Downtown district boasts fine arts, crafts and more at places like Wilkes Art Gallery. We’re also home to several wonderful murals, many funded by the DNWP Mural Grant program.

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Shop

Unique gifts, clothes, jewelry and antiques can be found throughout the downtown district.
 

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Eat

Eat

You can find pub food, local fare, Italian, lunch counters and gourmet dinners in our downtown district. Whatever you’re in the mood for, we’ve got it here.

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Play

Play

Downtown North Wilkesboro is home to great outdoor venues like the Yadkin Valley Marketplace, quarterly Art Walks, seasonal events like Concerts on the Deck, Crusie-Ins and Light Up,  plus the annual Brushy Mountain Apple Festival. 

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Downtown North Wilkesboro Partnership

 

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Welcome to Downtown North Wilkesboro Partnership!

Downtown North Wilkesboro Partnership is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the historic preservation, protection, culture, and use of North Wilkesboro's traditional downtown area.

Since the beginning, our primary goal has been to revitalize the downtown area of North Wilkesboro. We will accomplish this by making Downtown North Wilkesboro a vibrant and attractive center of activity for the citizens of Wilkes County, as well as helping the area to become a tool for economic development to attract tourism to the downtown area.

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Downtown North Wilkesboro is a North Carolina Main Street community, designated by the N.C. Department of Commerce Main Street & Rural Planning Center. The Downtown North Wilkesboro Partnership, Inc. is charged with administering the program at the local level and building public-private partnerships to spur economic development that achieves measurable results such as investment, business growth, and job creation.

As a Main Street America Affiliate™, the Downtown North Wilkesboro Partnership, Inc. is part of a national network of more than 1,200 neighborhoods and communities that share both a commitment to creating high-quality places and to building stronger communities through preservation-based economic development.