Acme Art Studios
Working artists' community with more than 20 studios and a gallery that opens to the public on Fourth Friday evenings, 6 to 9 PM.
711 N 5th Ave, Wilmington NC 28401 · (910) 763-8010
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Working artists' community with more than 20 studios and a gallery that opens to the public on Fourth Friday evenings, 6 to 9 PM.
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Artist-run exhibition space focused on experimental, installation and community-engaged projects.
Downtown art gallery with evening and weekend hours, open for Fourth Friday Gallery Nights.
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Art gallery in the Cotton Exchange featuring prints for sale.
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Historic downtown theatre in use since 1858, with live performances, film screenings and special events across three venues.
Downtown gallery with paintings, photography and pottery.
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Brewery and taproom in a renovated 1940s hardware warehouse beneath the Cape Fear Memorial Bridge, with an outdoor beer garden and a 20-barrel brewhouse. The taproom pours a rotating lineup…
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