Alamance Arts

Alamance Arts occupies the Captain James and Emma Holt White House, an 1873 Queen Anne Revival residence in the heart of Graham, North Carolina, within walking distance of downtown. The nonprofit arts council—now marking 70 years of advocating for the arts in Alamance County—restored the historic home in 1998, preserving its clapboard siding, wraparound porches, and period detail while modernizing it for present-day use. Today the house serves as a gallery and gathering place, and its rooms, front porch, and garden are available for private rentals. The setting suits intimate occasions: the facility accommodates up to 62 guests, or as few as four in a private room, during regular business hours. Ample parking and affordable rental options make it an accessible choice for gatherings close to Downtown Graham. The historic surroundings lend a distinctive backdrop to receptions, meetings, and smaller celebrations, booked through the arts council with a signed agreement and deposit.