The place to be to experience original agriculture, shop locally grown, fresh in-season produce, fruit, non-gmo meat, fresh cut flowers, honey, baked goods, fresh bread, homemade soap, native plants, handmade craft items, live entertainment, educational demos, food trucks, and so much more.

Founded in 1953, the purpose of the Rowan Museum Inc. is to collect, preserve, research, exhibit, and educate the public about the history of Rowan County and Piedmont, North Carolina through the use of its properties, programs, and collections.

Elizabeth Holmes Hurley Park is an 18 acre public park composed of woodlands, streams, gardens, and quiet pathways. It includes collections of hollies, magnolias, ornamental fruit trees, a wildflower garden, azalea gardens, and many other plantings which provide year-round interest and beauty. Finely crafted benches and tables, specially designed bridges, and distinctive gazebos enhance the gardens and provide a framework for the Park. Hurley Park provides an educational experience, a haven for wildlife, and a pleasant place to stroll. It also serves the community as a site for weddings, walking programs, informal meetings, and an annual spring celebration.

Dan Nicholas Park offers a wide range of family-friendly attractions including a campground, lake, carousel, train ride, gem mine, aquarium and nature center, animal habitats, and more. It's the perfect spot for a day of outdoor fun and exploration. While admission to the park is free, some attractions—like fishing, the train, and gem mining—do have a small fee. Be sure to check out everything the park has to offer before your visit to make the most of your time there!