Armistead-McFadden House

The Armistead McFadden Home for History, Culture and Arts, is the oldest home in Pike Road and has been transformed into the centerpiece of the town’s new Arts District.

The Town of Pike Road proudly celebrates the establishment of the new Pike Road Arts District—a vibrant destination where creativity, history, and community come together. Centered around the beautifully restored Armistead-McFadden House, this district blends the charm of Pike Road’s heritage with the energy of a growing arts culture. The historic home, carefully moved and preserved, now stands as the heart of the district—an inspiring reminder of how honoring the past can help shape the future.

The Pike Road Arts District is envisioned as a place where artists, residents, and visitors can connect through shared experiences in art, music, and local craftsmanship. With plans for galleries, events, and workshops, the district aims to provide opportunities for creative expression, education, and collaboration. Rooted in the Town’s values of unity and innovation, this district is more than a cultural attraction—it’s a living symbol of Pike Road’s ongoing commitment to preserving history while fostering new growth and creativity.

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FAQ's

What is the purpose of the Pike Road Arts District?

The district was created to promote and celebrate local arts while preserving an important piece of Pike Road’s history. It serves as a hub for cultural enrichment, community events, and creative collaboration among artists, residents, and visitors.

The Armistead-McFadden House holds deep historical significance to the area. By moving and restoring it, the Town ensured that this landmark could continue to be enjoyed for generations to come—now serving as the symbolic and physical anchor of the new arts district.

The Arts District will host a range of programs, including art exhibits, workshops, performances, and seasonal community gatherings. Future plans include opportunities for local artists to display their work and for residents to engage with creative experiences year-round.