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African American Atelier Phone:(336) 333-6885 The African American Atelier, Inc., a non-profit art organization, seeks to promote an awareness, appreciation and sensitivity to the visual arts and culture of African Americans and to work in harmony with other ethnic groups.

African Heritage Museum Phone:(336)334-7108

Alamance County Historical Museum Phone:(336)226-8254 Plantation home of Edwin Michael Holt

American Classic Motorcycle Museum Phone:(336)629-9564 One of the South's finest collections of antique and classic Harley Davidson motorcycles. Over 30 bikes dating from 1936 through 1972 and an authentic 1948 Harley dealership / repair shop.

Angela Peterson Doll and Miniature Museum Phone:(336)885-3655 The museum exhibits more than 1,700 dolls and miniatures of various styles and from different periods. Featured are a dollhouse village, shadow boxes, displays of childhood toys and dolls and collections of baby, foreign and religious dolls. Open Monday-Friday 10am-4:30pm, Saturday 9am-4:30pm, Sunday 1-4:30pm.

Art Alliance of Greensboro Phone:(336)373-2725 A private, nonprofit corporation offering visual arts instruction for children and adults.

Art Quest at Green Hill Center Phone:(336) 333-7460 Interactive art gallery for children offering daily art experiences, classes, camps, birthday parties and more.

Barnes and Noble Booksellers Phone:(336)854-3622 Weekly story times for preschoolers and Magic Tree House Club for grades 5-8.

Bel Canto Company Phone:(336) 333-2220 A professional choral ensemble dedicated to excellence in the performance of choral literature from all historic periods, and to the development of greater understanding, appreciation and enjoyment of choral music for its audiences.

Bernice Bienenstock Furniture Library Phone:(336)883-3655 The Furniture Library is a recognized world center for research on furniture, other interior furnishings, decorating and architecture.

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