Surry Arts Council

The Surry Arts Council, located in Mount Airy, NC, is dedicated to providing high-quality performing and visual arts experiences for its community and visitors. They offer a diverse range of activities including community theatre, museum exhibits (featuring the Andy Griffith Collection and Siamese Twins Exhibit), workshops, and scholarships. The council also plays a significant role in preserving and promoting local heritage, notably through events like Mayberry Days, celebrating the legacy of Andy Griffith, and supporting traditional old-time music, with the Historic Earle Theatre serving as a venue for the WPAQ Merry-Go-Round radio broadcast and the Old-Time Music Heritage Hall. Additionally, they host a summer concert series and various art classes for all ages.