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 Sarah Bowers Local Artist
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Now through 4/17/10
Kyle Highsmith & Peter Butler Exhibit
Arts Council Of Wilson
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3/12/10 only
Red Clay Ramblers
Boykin Theater
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3/27/10 only
Chilijam
Imagination Station
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4/8/10 through 4/9/10
You Could Die Laughing
Playhouse Of Wilson
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4/16/10 only
Souther Comedy Features Jerry Carrol & Larry Weave
Boykin Theater
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 Arboretum
Whether you're looking for Southern hospitality, the East Coast's largest antique market, historic homes and sights, one of Eastern North Carolina's most popular attractions for kids, superb golfing, or the best plate of pork barbecue, Wilson is the place for you. Wilson is named for General Louis Dicken Wilson (1789-1841) who was a state senator and an early advocate of the public school movement.
Incorporated in 1849 as a farm market, Wilson has taken great care to preserve its past. Titled one of North Carolina's most beautiful cities consisting of an abundance of treasures and simple pleasures, Wilson is full of fun, nostalgia, and historic sites, for you to enjoy.
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Visit the Edna Boykin Cultural Center in Wilson.
The Edna Boykin Cultural' Center was built in 1919 for Dr. L. V. Grady. This arcaded building was designed by local architect...
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Visit the Charles B. Aycock Birthplace in Fremont.
The Charles B. Aycock historical site features the governor's mid-nineteenth century farmstead, including a smoke house, pantry, kitchen, com barn, outhouse, school house and stables....
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Visit the Wilson County Courthouse in Wilson.
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Visit the Wiggins-Bradley House in Wilson.
Wiggins-Bradley is credited with being one of Wilson's pioneers in the culture of tobacco as he is said to have been the first who planted tobacco as a cash crop around 1879....
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