Indoor activities to try in Winston-Salem

Whether you’re looking to escape the summer heat or looking to find a hideaway from a rainy day, we’ve got some activities for you.

WStoday: two women climbing indoors at First Hand Climbing, Winston-Salem

City Editor Kellina is always up for a good challenge, and indoor rock climbing at First Hand has been a fun way to stay active with her friends.

Photo by WStoday

Don’t let the weather dictate your mood. There’s plenty to do in the Twin City to escape the outdoors. Without any further ado, let’s take a ride through some unique activities to explore in Winston-Salem.

  • Catch the latest exhibits at the Timothy S. Y. Lam Museum of Anthropology on Wake Forest University Campus or the Delta Art Center, and expand your knowledge on global cultures, some with ties to our region.
  • Let your inner child run free at Kaleideum and visit stars and planets in the digital dome, or take a look at becoming an engineer at the Try It! studio.
  • Leave your problems at home and wander into space at CTRL Virtual Reality Arcade. Warning: You may be there for hours.
  • Consider picking up a book by a local author and venturing off to the Hanes House at NCMA, Winston-Salem, for a cozy and chill atmosphere. Try This: Take a walk by the scenic terrace for some fresh air.
  • Get lost in McKay’s and browse thousands of used books and vinyl records. Bring your own to sell or trade.
  • Feel the adrenaline kick in at First Hand Climbing as you scale new heights and walk away feeling like a winner.
  • Get creative at Wine and Design with a guided painting experience and create a masterpiece to take home.
  • Reserve a work station and access to a 3D printer at one of the selected Forsyth County Public libraries.
  • Take a self-care day and enjoy a gentle skincare experience at Beauty Road that’ll leave you feeling refreshed.

How would you spend your day indoors? Let us know in the comments section below.

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