Edna Boykin Cultural Center
Private
The Edna Boykin Cultural Center is a restored 1919 vaudeville theater at 108 Nash Street NE in Wilson, owned by the City of Wilson and managed by the nonprofit Wilson Arts. It is a performance venue rather than a camp operator: the summer camps associated with it are Wilson Arts programs, including week-long performing-arts camps that end in a public performance and full-day STEAM camps run with Imagination Station. Visual-art sessions cover origami, collage, painting and jewelry making.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Edna Boykin Cultural Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Sam edwardsBalsam Range Blue Grass concert was absolutely awesome. Also a very clean facility, and polite employees!
★★★★★Erin LynchGreat local theater! We love the youth programs they do! I will note the seats are on the small side and the floor does have a pretty steep pitch for those with mobility differences.
★★★★juan McCauleyAttended 2 performances recently. The theater is nice and the shows were very well done, great job by everyone involved.
★★★★★Brussels PenkaFirst time here for a show. Wonderful small town theater, for arts and culture. Saw Lets Hang On, a Frankie Valle Four Season show which was also great. The theater was everything you would expect in a small town. Will defiantly consider other shows here. Nice job downtown Wilson!
★★★★★Kimberly GayBeautifully remodeled theater down town Wilson with welcoming & friendly members of the Arts Council to help make your visit memorable.