Record #:

42992

Author(s):

Dulaney, Todd

Abstract:

"What was once a tobacco factory humming with machinery has been transformed into a showcase for the arts and sciences, a stage for performance, and a hands-on space for kids that unlocks and unleashes their creativity." The Imperial Centre for the Arts & Sciences opened in 1999 in a former tobacco factory complex located in downtown Rocky Mount. The Imperial Centre aims to tap into children's creative reserves as pertains to science and the arts.

Source:

Our State (NoCar F 251 S77), Vol. 89 Issue 2, July 2021, p110-116

Subject(s):

Children's museums; Children's museums--Rocky Mount; Rocky Mount--Museums; Imperial Centre for the Arts & Sciences (Rocky Mount)