DAVIE COUNTY ARTS COUNCIL

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Upcoming Events

Brock Performing Arts Center

BROCK ART GALLERY EVENTS

Captured & Constructed Opening Reception

Open To The Public

October 24th, 5-8 PM

BROCK THEATER EVENTS

Christmas at The Brock

Dec. 7th, 2025 at 3PM

Extreme Illusions & Escapes

April 25, 2026 at 7pm

Support Davie County Arts Council

The Davie County Arts Council is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to "Bringing the Arts Alive in Davie County." We have been an Established Arts Council since 1975, proudly serving the community through diverse arts programming and cultural enrichment.



The Music Inside Us

We’re hitting the road! This fall, the Davie County Arts Council will visit every elementary school in the county to read “The Music Inside Us” to our amazing second & third graders. 

Every child carries a melody uniquely their own… and “The Music Inside Us” helps them find that.



We’re proud to announce that 200 copies of this book are being donated to Davie County elementary schools.

Our Mission

The mission of the Davie County Arts Council is to enrich lives and strengthen the community by championing the transformative power of the arts. Through diverse programs, local artist support, and inclusive artistic experiences, we cultivate a vibrant cultural hub where creativity thrives and the arts are accessible to all.

Brock Performing Arts Center

Along with community outreach programs, the Arts Council provides performing and visual arts events in its beautifully-renovated Brock Performing Arts Center and Gallery. The “Brock” has earned the reputation for being a premier listening room for acoustical music throughout North Carolina and hosts an annual performing arts series, highlighting music, theatre, dance, and more!  Great care is given in selecting quality performers and artists to highlight each year. With intimate seating capacity and wonderful acoustics, our patrons continue to be impressed. Legendary Doc Watson performed on the Brock stage three times. During his last performance in 2010 he told our audience “This is the best listening room in the Triad.”

With its 485-seat capacity (plus five wheelchair spaces), the Brock is in the constant care of the Arts Council.