Chile Rojo

Located in downtown Mount Airy across from the Andy Griffith Playhouse, this venue offers great events from early spring through late fall.

Enjoy a "taste of the past" with an old-fashioned ice cream soda or malt, hotdog, chips and pickle.

Minglewood Farm & Nature Preserve was established in 2014 by Margie and Bill Imus and is based at their 65-acre property in northeast Surry County, about 10 miles from Mount Airy.

Displays and exhibits focus on arts and culture, natural history, Old Time music, the Saura Indians, Eng and Chang Bunker, the way of life and culture of settlers, the granite quarrying industry, life at the turn of the century & more.

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).

Discover the life and times of the original Siamese twins, Eng and Chang Bunker, who lived in Surry County during the early 19th century.

The Mount Airy Museum of Regional History houses an exhibit on the musical career of Grammy Award winning country music star Donna Fargo, including stage outfits, photographs, records and other memorabilia.

This urban winery is located in an 1890's mercantile building in downtown Mount Airy and features outstanding wines as well as hand-crafted ales and mixed drinks at the tasting bar.