Mayberry Drive In

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.

Every Saturday morning since 1948, WPAQ has aired Merry-Go-Round, a live radio broadcast of old-time, bluegrass and gospel music.

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

Enjoy tours of downtown Mount Airy aboard a 12-seater trolley, or charter the 14-seater trolley for Yadkin Valley winery tours and other special occasions.

Choose from a large selection of T-shirts and long-sleeve Tees, women's shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, fleece jackets, DVDs, CDs, books, pictures, posters, tin signs and more.

It features the same stage where a young Andy Griffith made his first appearance, singing a song in the school's talent show.

An independent boutique specializing in handmade jewelry, contemporary clothing, stylish handbags, intriguing gifts and home accents.

Enjoy a tour of the real Mayberry in vintage Mayberry squad cars as a "deputy" tour guide shares the sights, sounds and history of Andy Griffith's hometown of Mount Airy, NC.