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Historic Earle Theatre, circa 1937, is an art deco theater that hosts live music, touring concerts, select movies and the Saturday morning Merry-Go-Round radio broadcast. Known for Bluegrass and Old-Time music acts.

Mount Airy's place as a center of old-time and bluegrass music is on display every Thursday evening at the historic Earle Theatre.

More than 15,000 square feet of merchandise, including apparel, drinkware, knick knacks and more.

Enjoy a cup of gourmet coffee and browse the latest selection of books from this independent bookstore on Main Street in Mount Airy.

Explore the life and times of Mt. Airy's most famous son at the Andy Griffith Museum. It also houses items donated by other actors, including Don Knotts (Barney Fife), George Lindsey (Goober) & Betty Lynn (Thelma Lou).

Explore a wonderfully delightful world of tumbling, spinning, dancing and flying folk toys at Mount Airy Museum of Regional History's visiting exhibit (through May 15, 2024).

Tracing the Ararat River & Lovills Creek, Granite City Greenway forms a 6.6-mile horseshoe around Mt. Airy. The paved route offers walking, running & cycling. Includes kayak & canoe launches and trout fishing.

Established by the U.S. Congress in 1985, the site includes an outdoor amphitheater and indoor interpretive center used to highlight an important strand of American musical culture, still alive and thriving in the region.