Historic Halifax State Historic Site ^Featured

Halifax County's rich history sets it apart. April 12, 1776, the date commemorated on the North Carolina flag, signifies the Fourth Provincial Congress' adoption of the Halifax Resolves during a meeting right here in Halifax. With that action,...

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Lakeland Theatre Company ^Featured

Lakeland Theatre Company, known as "the busiest community theatre in the United States," produces a sensational variety of dramas, comedies, musicals, and concerts throughout the entire year. From classic musicals like The Sound of Music and Annie...

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Medoc Mountain State Park ^Featured

Should the humdrum of nine-to-five leave you with the urge to travel and explore, head to Medoc Mountain State Park. A pleasurable excursion awaits just a 1.5-hour drive from the Research Triangle. At Medoc Mountain, the urban refugee finds a...

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Roanoke Canal Museum and Trail - The World's Longest Museum ^Featured

Although not in the record books, don’t miss what we call the world’s longest museum—the Roanoke Canal Museum & Trail! Once you enter this museum you will quite follow the mighty Roanoke River and experience our national, state &...

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Roanoke Valley Veterans Museum ^Featured

The men and women of the Roanoke Valley have a long history of service to our country. The Roanoke Valley Veteran’s Center (RVVC) is an effort to pay tribute to that service. The RVCC has several Walls of Honor, displaying the photos of both...

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Sylvan Heights Bird Park ^Featured

T ravel around the world in 80 minutes! Discover the world’s largest collection of rare and endangered waterfowl at Sylvan Heights Bird Park in Scotland Neck. Once a private waterfowl breeding facility, Sylvan Heights is now affiliated with...

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The Royal Palace Theatre ^Featured

The Roanoke Rapids Theatre is the cornerstone of the Carolina Crossroads Music and Entertainment District, located at Exit 171 off I-95 in Roanoke Rapids. The 1,500-seat, state-of-the-art facility was built by the City of Roanoke Rapids in 2006 as a...

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Tillery History House ^Featured

  The site tells the story of a 1930s Resettlement Community, a part of President Roosevelt's New Deal. Transplanted into an existing community, settlers were given the opportunity to purchase 40 acres and a mule. The Remembering Tillery History...

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