When violinist Gaile Zack and her family moved to Wilmington in 1971, she couldn’t find a home for her music. Having played in community orchestras in Arkansas, Florida and Tennessee, Zack quickly realized that although Wilmington had many community offerings, live classical music wasn’t one of them.
Optimistic, sociable and eclectic, Walker is currently general manager at Beau Rivage Golf & Resort in Wilmington and is constantly growing both professionally and personally.
For nearly half a century, Wilmington Symphony Orchestra (WSO) has regaled the Cape Fear area with an extensive lineup of live musical performances, including five masterworks classical concerts and two pops concerts each year. The orchestra’s rich history and cultural arts significance makes it an invaluable asset to the community.
Within Wilmington’s large historic district, only a few homes remain from colonial days, and the Burgwin-Wright House is one of them.
Many visitors and vacationers who come to the island by boat, need places to dock, moor or tie up their watercraft. Some local, privately owned marinas are available for transient dockage. Boaters are directed to use guide books and online directories to find suitable...
Nothing brings a community together like the time-honored sport of baseball.
Bellamy Mansion is a spectacular example of antebellum architecture built between 1859 and 1861 by enslaved artisans and carpenters.
Whether you’re a first time visitor or a long-time season subscriber, you will thoroughly enjoy an evening with the Wilmington Symphony Orchestra.
Are you looking for family fun? Head over to Wilmington’s largest trampoline park!