Andy Griffith Playhouse/Surry Arts Council

The Andy Griffith Playhouse, circa 1920, is the first known site of a public school in Mount Airy. Andy Griffith attended elementary school and performed on stage when the site was known as the Rockford Street Elementary School. It now houses the Surry Arts Council. It was named after Andy Griffith in the early 1970s. Nearby is the “Andy & Opie” TV Land Landmark Statue. The new amphitheatre made from Mount Airy granite provides entertainment throughout the year.

Getting There & Details

Address
218 Rockford St. Mount Airy, NC 27030
Phone
(800)286-6193
Email
[email protected]
Website
www.surryarts.org
Map
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