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Since 1962, Mr. Barbecue has been serving GREAT barbecue to Winston-Salem, NC, and the surrounding areas!
The only lodging in Historic Old Salem - on the National Historic Register. 12 rooms are individually decorated to reflect the property's original use. Some rooms have working fireplaces, all are air conditioned and have private baths.
Geared toward young audiences, this world-famous production focuses on the “madman” who has moved into the upstairs apartment of teenage Christoph’s Vienna home.
Preconcert activities at 2pm in the lobby!
Featuring cherished favorites for classical music lovers, this Valentine’s Day early-evening concert will be the perfect start to a romantic night on the town.
Handel’s Messiah is one of the most celebrated oratorios of all time. The glorious “Hallelujah” chorus, tenderly expressive arias, and the majestic choruses have been drawing crowds since the composition was premiered in 1742.
Dance down the yellow brick road with music from The Wizard of OZ, Return to OZ, The Wiz, and Wicked.
Music Director Michelle Merrill’s spin on traditional holiday favorites for orchestra and chorus features jazz and popular vocalist Tony DeSare, who brings jazz club intimacy, Carnegie Hall glamour, and Vegas glitz right home to Reynolds on Thanks
Fantastic scores and snippets covering the full range of Harry Potter films, from composers John Williams, Nicholas Hooper, Patrick Doyle, and Alexandre Desplat. Magical fun for everyone!
The iconic, all-around musician comes home to perform with the Symphony at his high school alma mater, Reynolds Auditorium, one night only!
Beethoven’s firework Eighth Symphony and Borodin’s familiar and raucous Polovstian Dances (featuring the Symphony Chorus) bookend a concert with a quieter middle.
Conor Brown’s quirky How to Relax with Origami folds numerous, varied miniatures into a brief opening work.
A composition that begins “a naked woman running mad through the pure night,” sets the stage for a femme fatale evening. The story of Bizet’s temptress Carmen is told through a symphonic suite from the familiar opera.