The C. S. Brown Regional Cultural Arts Center in Winton, North Carolina was established to preserve the multiethnic heritage of Northeastern North Carolina and enhance the quality of life in the community through the visual and performing arts. The organization is housed in historic Brown Hall, part of the campus of Chowan Academy, a school for black youth founded in 1886 by Calvin Scott Brown. The 10,000 square-foot facility includes an auditorium, an archive, an antique classroom, seminar and dining rooms and a kitchen. The Center also has a collection of West African and African American artifacts.

For more information, please call 252.358.1127.

Hours: Monday-Friday, 9 am-1 pm
Handicapped Accessible. Admission Charge.

Directions:
Take US-13 South/US-158 West into Winton. Stay on 158 West to Main St. Take a right onto Main St. and go two blocks. The C. S. Brown Center is on your left.

From the West: Take US-158 into Winton. Cross US-13 and continue to the next stop sign. Make a right onto Main Street. Go two blocks. The C. S. Brown Center is on your left.

From the South. Take US-13 into Winton. Take at right at the intersection of US-13 and US-158. Take 158 to Main St. Take a right onto Main St. and go two blocks. The C. S. Brown Center is on your left.

From the East: Take US-45/US-3 into Winton.