Mayberry Market & Souvenirs

Since 1991, this Main Street shop has offered a great selection of Mayberry souvenirs. More than 15,000 square feet of merchandise, including apparel, drinkware, knick knacks and more. Mayberry Markets is known for its famed Andy & Opie Silhouette Logo, of which they own the copyright. Non-Mayberry items include works from local artisans.

Categories	Shopping Specialty Stores Mayberry
Phone	336-719-2363
Website	http://mayberrymarkets.com/Visit Website
Email	mayberrymarket@gmail.comSend Email
Town	Mount Airy
Location	182 North Main Street, Mount Airy, NC 27030

Galleries Shopping Specialty Stores Arts & Music

Mud Duck Pottery

What started as a hobby turned into a passion for owners Gene and Latonna.

Casual Dining Live Music Breweries & Spirits

Thirsty Souls Community Brewing

A spacious taproom invites patrons to sample small batch brews that are rotated seasonally. Garage door opens to Market Street in warm weather. Also offers artisan pizzas and a great wine selection.

Outdoors Cycling Fishing Hiking

Emily B. Taylor Greenway

The Emily B. Taylor Greenway is approximately 2.5 miles in length (one way).

Shopping Specialty Stores Mayberry

Opie's Candy Store

Opie’s specializes in classic candies you knew as a kid like Mary Janes, Maple Nut Goodies and Double Dip Peanuts.

Shopping Specialty Stores

Something Different on Main

Something Different on Main is a home furnishings, decor, fine art and frame shop in downtown Mount Airy.

Museums Mayberry

Andy Griffith Museum

The museum also houses items donated by other actors, including Don Knotts (Barney Fife), George Lindsey (Goober) and Betty Lynn (Thelma Lou).

Live Music Museums Arts & Music

Old-Time Music Heritage Hall

Located inside the Earle Theatre, the Old-Time Music Heritage Hall recognizes Mount Airy's role as the center of old-time genre and birthplace of famed fiddler Tommy Jarrell.

Museums Arts & Music

Siamese Twins Exhibit

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

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