Located in the Old Davidson County Courthouse, this museum tells the history of Lexington and…read moreDavidson County with a number of displays of memorabilia and artifacts from its history. This is the South, so they certainly have some information on the Civil War (and the former Memorial that's since been removed) but the original courtroom furniture and jail cell are still here. The ground floor had photos of Lexington through the ages. Interesting to see all of this and learn about this interesting city. The museum is free and donations are appreciated. [Review 1792 of 2024 - 3711 in North Carolina - 22815 overall]

Been living in lexington for 2 years now and finally went in on Wednesday for the first time. I was…read morequickly greeted by the very friendly employee. I was the only person there as I went in right at opening time and it was the middle of the week. The displays are clean and self explanatory. There was such a strong paranormal vibe and I didn't last too long in there will definitely go back.

I love visiting the gallery! It's such a great spot to walk around and see all the amazing artwork…read moreof Bob Timberlake. Early paintings are featured in a relaxing rustic gallery...it feels like you're in his cabin. If you're interested in buying, they have limited edition signed prints available as well as smaller, unsigned prints. There's even a framing shop on site so the prints can be preserved in high-quality frames. The gallery is especially amazing to visit during the Holidays. It's decked out in holiday decorations...very festive! If you have a chance to visit when Bob is there, go! He's super nice and will sign items for you!

Something for EVERYONE. Great place to visit. STAFF ARE…read moreEXTREMELY HELPFUL!!!!! Bob's art is AWESOME and the list of people he's influenced and shared his art with is unbelievable.

We went awhile back to see Charlotte and were sorely disappointed. Hearing of her death today…read morereminded me I had forgotten to write a review. This location is privately run and not for educational purposes. More like going to a friends house to see their pets. Please consider going to an aquarium run by scientists for educational purposes.

I want to say this has been one of the highlights of my family trip. When your 16 yo his 17 yo best…read morefriend and wife all agree on this fact it says something. As adults we have this tendency to say "if I knew then what I knew now, I'd have paid more attention in school!" Well here's your chance. This tiny aquarium will impart more knowledge in a short visit than you probably take in most months if you take advantage of it. The interns and owner (a former teacher) are committed to answering questions. The things they are studying and sharing are amazing. If you go in and you want to learn and ask questions this will be an experience you won't forget. Think of the best science teacher you ever had, having an opportunity to show the world what she loves to talk about... and that is what you have here. Do yourself a favor, go, enjoy and learn!!

This marker is located along Lexington's Main Street and is in front of the Holt House. Often, the…read moremarkers point to things that are blocks or miles away so it is great to see one that is right here! The marker reads, "William Rainey Holt, 1798-1868. Physician. Advocate of scientific agriculture. His plantation "Linwood" was 6 miles southwest. Built home here, 1834." Online, there is more information. "Dr. William Rainey Holt of Davidson County was among North Carolina's most versatile men of the nineteenth century. Born in Alamance County at the Holt homeplace (today the site is the Alamance County Historical Museum), William R. Holt was the brother of textile pioneer E. M. Holt and the uncle of Gov. Thomas Holt. Graduated from the University of North Carolina in 1817, Holt studied medicine in Philadelphia and soon after his marriage in 1822 set up practice in newly created Davidson County. Dr. Holt was among Lexington's first and leading citizens and purchased his home lot at an early courthouse sale. On that lot he constructed "The Homestead," a large Greek Revival house, in 1834, soon after his second marriage. That residence today is the oldest remaining home in the town. Holt, a Democrat and secessionist who lost three sons in the Civil War, had his house occupied by Union troops in 1865." It is marker number K-56 and the driveway of the home has parking for you to stop and check it out. (And thanks to the photographer that was here for a private event and kindly stepped inside so I could get a photo!) [Review 1791 of 2024 - 3710 in North Carolina - 22814 overall]

I have been a guest at several Millennium Center parties and events but just a few weeks ago I…read moreattended my company's Christmas party that I actually planned! Working with Greg and the team was such a breeze, they listened to every detail and request I sent their way and the event was absolutely beautiful! Already looking forward to coordinating next year's Christmas party. Thanks for making the experience smooth and wonderful!

amazing staff, atmosphere and food... beautiful wedding ... i would highly recommend themread more

Such a great space with everything you'd need at a library. They have so many activities for kids…read moreand the staff is extremely kind !

Family movies, classic and current Ive seen for a longer time than I can remember, are available…read morewith your own library card. I wish they could be reserved online since so many people are working longer hours over the last couple of years. .

This was such an exciting fun-filled ride thru the city! Grab your buds, you'll have a blast!…read more You won't fall flat on your face with the guidance of their expertly trained pros, who show you what it takes to glide along smoothly and safely! You won't be disappointed !

Rented a bike to transport to Mt. Airy, NC to ride the Granite City Greenway. They were most…read moreaccommodating. I had intended to rent an e-bike but they were concerned that my bike rack was not certified to carry the weight of the ebike. They did a search for my rack but could not find it and we agreed we would just rent a regular pedal bike. I appreciate their concern and ability to accommodate my change in bike rentals. Staff is most helpful and very friendly.

Beautiful tasting room and grounds this winery owned by Richard Childress of NASCAR fame is well…read moreknown in this area. We came on a busy Saturday and the pourer said this was how it was when it was a race day down in Charlotte. People were bringing their little kids along with them to get their wine on before the race....yikes. The tasting room was nice as I said, large and full of wine to purchase and swag to buy. There were a number of different places in the tasting room (building), I think I counted five places you in different parts of the building you could taste wine. There is a bistro in a separate building, it seemed okay, we didn't get food. The wine was decent, but not stellar, so that is the four instead of five star from me. Worth a visit if you're heading up or down to Charlotte or just are in the area.

I'm giving Childress Vineyards, five stars today because they did a great job for both a couples…read moredate with my husband and my birthday celebration with the ladies. For the couples event, I experienced Gale who's really thoughtful. I absolutely adore her. For the birthday event we had Erin. Let's call Erin the multitasker for managing 7 wine tasting like a pro. I truly appreciate the great job and the attention to detail that these ladies offered during our Victory Wine Tasting Experience. Pro-Tip: Book reservations online.