- The list below includes 68 free or cheap things to do in or near Lexington, North Carolina, including 70 different types of inexpensive activities like Art Gallery, Specialty Museums, Parks and Specialty Shops.
- From Boone's Cave Park to North Carolina Vietnam Veterans Memorial, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Lexington and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Winston Salem, High Point, Salisbury and Kernersville.
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Dealbucks can be used to purchase movie tickets and concessions at multiple theaters on Dealflicks.com
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A horse boarding and training facility, Gold Leaf Training offers full-service and self-care horse boarding along with horse training and exercise services. The facility also provides birthday party hosting, riding lessons and grooming services.
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Housed in one of North Carolina's renovated 19th century warehouses is the Rail Walk Gallery. The gallery is home to a selection of art studios and galleries available to tour that showcases a diverse sampling of the local art.
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Waterworks Visual Art is a gallery that specializes in various mediums. The gallery features watercolor and photographic works, as well an outdoor patio area where metal and cement sculptures are displayed.
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At Rowan Museum, guests are educated on the history of Rowan County and Piedmont, North Carolina. Exhibits depict country life, early trade, professional life and more. Open Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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The Old Sarum Gallery is an art gallery that offers art appraisals, investment quality paintings, fine art, and restorations. The gallery has a collection of landscape paintings, seascapes, and lake portraits.
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The historic Salisbury National Cemetery in Salisbury, North Carolina is open from Monday through Friday during daylight hours. It is closed to the public on all federal holidays except Veteran's Day and Memorial Day.
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Featuring 24 synthetic lanes, Creekside Lanes offers open and league bowling with shoe rental and a pro shop. The center has a game room, pool tables, party facilities and a cafe with food and drinks.
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The 1819 Federal-style townhouse built by Jacob Stirewalt now houses the Utzman-Chambers House Museum. It is one of the few surviving Federal period townhouses in North Carolina and reflects the lifestyle of affluent families in the 1800s.
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Built around 1820, the Dr. Josephus Hall House is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Originally a classroom building for an all-women's school, the house was since remodeled into a palatial home. Tours are available.
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High Point Bowling Center is a family business noted for friendly service and clean facilities. The alley has 32 lanes to accommodate single groups and leagues as well as an arcade area and snack bar.