The Turnage Theatre
150 West Main Street(Note: A small processing fee will be added automatically at checkout)
Step back in time and explore the deep roots of our region’s history. From 1400 to 1700, the Tuscarora Indian tribe was a dominant and influential force in the land we now call eastern North Carolina.
In this engaging presentation, we will dive into the tribe's rich culture, complex history, and lasting impact on North Carolina's colonial era. Whether you are a lifelong history buff or simply curious about the stories shaped by our local landscape, this session offers a fascinating window into the past.
We are thrilled to welcome George Mewborn from the Greene County Museum. A retired teacher and an active volunteer in Snow Hill, George’s passion for local and regional history began in childhood. He brings a lifetime of dedication, deep knowledge, and storytelling expertise to the Turnage Theater stage.
Space is limited in the gallery. Secure your seats today to join the conversation!
Wed, Sep 23, 2026 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
The Turnage Theatre
150 West Main Street
Arts of the Pamlico is a nonprofit arts organization dedicated to enriching eastern North Carolina through live theatre, visual arts, music, educational programs, and community events. Based in the historic Turnage Theatre in downtown Washington, NC, we provide opportunities for people of all ages to create, experience, and celebrate the arts while fostering a vibrant cultural community.
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