Things to Do in Greensboro
Arts & Entertainment in Greensboro
Movies
The Carousel Cinemas: 1305 Battleground Avenue, (336) 230-1732
The Grande: 3205 Northline Avenue, (336) 274-3456
Four Seasons Station 18: 2700 Vanstory Street, (336) 855-1045
Carolina Theatre
310 South Greene Street, (336) 333-2605
This historic downtown theatre is the perfect venue for classic movies, theatrical productions, and concerts. Visit www.carolinatheatre.com to see what's playing while you’re in town.
Triad Stage
232 South Elm Street, (336) 272-0160
Also located downtown, this is a regional theatre that features a variety of performances throughout the year. Visit www.triadstage.com for a schedule and ticket information.
Greensboro Coliseum Complex
1921 West Lee Street, (336) 373-7400
Just a mile from campus, the Coliseum features concerts, comedians, sporting events, and even Broadway shows. To find out what's playing, visit www.greensborocoliseum.com.
UNCG Theatre and Dance
Aycock Auditorium, Taylor Theatre, Brown Building Theatre (all on Tate Street);
UNCG Dance Theater, 1408 Walker Avenue; (336) 334-4849
You don't have to leave campus to find a good show! The Departments of Theatre and Dance offer performances throughout the year. Visit www.uncg.edu/euc/boxoffice for a calendar and ticket info.
UNCG School of Music
Music Building, Corner of West Market and McIver streets, (336) 334-5789
UNCG has one of the top music programs in the United States, so be sure to catch a performance while you’re in town. Visit www.uncg.edu/mus for a calendar of events.
Eastern Music Festival
Held at Guilford College, 5800 West Friendly Avenue, (877) 833-6753
If you are visiting Greensboro during the summer, check out the Eastern Music Festival, a concert series held each summer featuring some of the biggest names in classical music. Visit www.easternmusicfestival.org for a schedule and ticket info.
Weatherspoon Art Museum
Cone Building, Corner of Spring Garden and Tate streets, (336) 334-5770
UNCG's Weatherspoon Art Museum has one of the finest collections of contemporary and modern art in the Southeast. Visit weatherspoon.uncg.edu to see what's on exhibit while you're in town.
Greensboro Cultural Center
200 North Davie Street, (336) 373-2712
Located downtown across from Center City Park, this is the home of several art galleries and performing arts organizations.