The Harbour Place Mural is located in Southern Pines, NC. There is plenty of parking in the…read moreshopping area that you can park and enjoy the piece of art. The horses pay tribute to the area's equestrian past. I like that the horses appear to be moving. The artist, Nick Napoletano, did a wonderful job. I like that birds are a part of the art too. It is worth the trip if in the area. I highly recommend visiting the Harbour Place Mural.

The Weymouth Center for the Arts & Humanities is located in Southern Pines. It is free to visit…read more The grounds are open 7 days a week but the Boyd House is just open Monday through Friday. It is a large estate at 26 acres. I read about Weymouth Center in Our State Magazine and knew I wanted to visit. When I learned Thomas Wolfe stayed here that got me here sooner as I am fascinated by his life. The Boyd House is a great building to explore. The Boyds opened their house over 100 years ago to build a community for writers and artists and those with open minds to come together. The Literary Hall of Fame was nice to explore as I was introduced to new authors while seeing some familiar names. The grounds are lovely and peaceful to explore. Weymouth has a writer's residence where authors can go and work on their writing. Weymouth Equestrians has underserved teens ride and help with horse care. While I was there, a crew was getting tents set up for a wedding the next day. Also I heard that there was going to be live music on Sunday. It seems like such a great venue and the organization greatly benefits the community.

We came here while visiting Southern Pines and so glad we did! Perfect weather for a nice hike…read moresurrounded by longleaf pine trees. Signage is very clear, and it is an easy hike. The welcome center is a good place to start as staff is very knowledgeable, friendly and helpful. Clean restrooms in the welcome center and a discovery room for children of all ages.

Absolutely beautiful job with custom framing and reasonable prices. The owners are incredibly sweet…read moreand accommodating. I plan on bringing all future custom framing to them in the future. Additionally, I love the artwork housed in the gallery. One day I am finally going to bite the bullet and purchase a piece there

From the owner: Our business showcases local artists in the Sandhills region of North Carolina…read more We specialize in custom picture framing, using only archival materials to preserve and protect your artwork, photos, and keepsake objects. We are also highly skilled at digital photo restoration.

This looks really cool. We were walking around this city and checking out their public art. Winston…read moreSalem has many cool Murals all around the place. This is another cool example of the public art scene in Winston Salem. I enjoy all the colors and the design of this public art mural. Go check it out in this cool city.

Most of the markers in North Carolina refer to the Revolutionary War or the Civil War so it was a…read morechange of pace to have one referencing World War I. The marker is near downtown Carthage. On both front and back, it reads "James McConnell. 1887-1917. World War I soldier; aviator. Flew for France in Lafayette Escadrille. Killed in action, March 19, 1917. Lived 1 mile west." McConnell was born in Chicago and educated at the University of Virginia, McConnell was known for his spirited personality and dedication to the Allied cause, joining the French air service before the United States entered the war. He survived an early crash and wrote Flying for France, a memoir of his experiences, before dying in combat just weeks before America's official involvement. Posthumously awarded a second Croix de Guerre, McConnell was memorialized with a statue by Gutzon Borglum and a plaque gifted by France to Carthage. His legacy is intertwined with both myth and tribute, inspiring films and public memorials while reflecting the valor and complexity of American volunteers in foreign service. It is marker number K-65 and it was erected in 2009 by the North Carolina Office of Archives and History. [Review 737 of 2025 - 4169 in North Carolina - 24297 overall]

This is the baby nirvana mural. This is another wonderful and colorful mural here is Greensboro NC…read more My buddy and I love exploring and finding public art and murals. We love to walk around and just find them in unique spots. Greensboro has so many murals and public art. I highly recommend checking out all these murals while in the town. Fun and colorful art everywhere.

Free your mind mural. This is a fun one. This is another wonderful and colorful mural here is…read moreGreensboro NC. My buddy and I love exploring and finding public art and murals. We love to walk around and just find them in unique spots. Greensboro has so many murals and public art. I highly recommend checking out all these murals while in the town. Fun and colorful art everywhere.

This Astronaut has his own mural. We were walking around this city and checking out their public…read moreart. Winston Salem has many cool Murals all around the place. This is another cool example of the public art scene in Winston Salem. I enjoy all the colors and the design of this public art mural. Go check it out in this cool city.

Very cool place. I don't personally drink alcohol, but I enjoy coming here with friends and…read moreenjoying the NA hop water that is available for non-drinkers like myself. Sundays are fun as they have a farmers market and morning yoga. I can enjoy all of these things with the convenience of being able to charge my car while here!

My original review stands!…read more An amazing "very very spacious brewery, it was a very pleasant surprise to walk around the back of the building and discover the expansive community hub." A gem to visit, worth adding to a road trip.