Greensboro is a vibrant place to visit, where the arts flourish, where sporting events are woven into the fiber of the community, and where history is around every corner. For complete visitor information, visit the Greensboro Convention and Visitors Bureau.

• War Memorial Auditorium at the Greensboro Coliseum is home to the Best of Broadway Series that brings touring shows like Mamma Mia, Rent, Cats, Phantom of the Opera and Shakespearean Festival right to your back door.

 Education and Museums

• The Eastern Music Festival  is an internationally acclaimed month-long music festival in June of every year in Greensboro.
• Several theatres call Greensboro home, including the Broach Theatre, the Carolina Theatre and Triad Stage, a nationally recognized regional theatre.
• The Greensboro Symphony Orchestra, Greensboro Ballet, and The North Carolina Shakespeare Festival  are world-class entertainment experiences.
• Art museums and galleries abound in Greensboro on our six college and university campuses and throughout the city.
• Greensboro is home to the Natural Science Center, a renowned science destination and nationally accredited zoological garden.
• The NC Zoo is only a short drive from the heart of Greensboro. The nation’s largest and finest walk-through natural-habitat zoo features more than 1,100 animals and 60,000 plants.
• The Greensboro Historical Museum  gives visitors the history and flavor of Greensboro
• The Greensboro Children’s Museum  is a great place for children to learn and experience

• Greensboro Coliseum is a world-class 23,000 seat sports and entertainment venue.
• Wyndham Championship  on the PGA TOUR is played in August at Sedgefield Country Club in Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) men’s and women’s basketball tournaments.
• Greensboro Grasshoppers Baseball  has welcomed more than 1,250,000 fans through the gates of the state-of-the-art NewBridge Bank Park to date. Greensboro.
• 27 golf clubs and courses including two championship courses.
• The 170 parks the city boasts include botanical gardens and a national military park  which was the site of a pivotal revolutionary war battle.