Elms Downtown

11/04/2025

Yes ! This is great for Gboro & its many talented artists.

🎉 Grand Opening Celebration at Marshall Muse Gallery 🎉
Saturday, November 15 | 5:00 – 9:00 PM

We’re officially celebrating our Grand Opening, and you’re invited!
Stop by the gallery to explore everything we have to offer — our beautiful studio spaces, wall exhibits, and our current art show. Come see what’s been taking shape and celebrate this exciting new beginning with us.

Our wonderful neighbors — the church and the accounting office next door — have generously allowed guests to use their parking lots during our events. Please be respectful and help us keep the area clean and tidy.

✨ Even though we’re already open, we’ll be extra sparkly on November 15! ✨
Enjoy an evening of art, community, and inspiration.

Please note: We are a cashless establishment for your safety and convenience.
Come ready to buy some art, meet the artists, and enjoy the fun!

05/16/2025

Did you know we hosted the best cat cafe? It's true! Check it out:

Enjoy your frappe in a purr-fectly soothing setting at one of these top-notch cat cafés, located across the country.

05/25/2024

Greensboro is now ranked 23rd in this year’s best places to live in America! What’s your favorite part about living in Greensboro?💚

US News & World Rankings 👉 realestate.usnews.com/places/rankings/best-places-to-live

01/09/2024

12/23/2023

02/12/2022

Elsewhere Museum supports our neighbors in the call for a long-needed grocery store at the corner of Gate City Blvd and S. Elm St. (across from Union Square Campus).

LIDL has offered $1,200,000+ cash for the land.They require NO financial incentives. It is proven that urban grocery stores spur additional residential development

This area is an acknowledged food desert and one of the poorest census tracts in Greensboro. Elsewhere is only ½ block away.

Residents in the Arlington Park, Ole Asheboro, South Side, Warnersville, and Gorrell St. neighborhoods, and the whole downtown area, deserve access to fresh food and groceries.

Greensboro Redevelopment Commission, The Greensboro Planning Department, and most of our neighbors support the project.

The matter is being voted on at the Greensboro City Council on Tuesday February 15th between 4:30-9:30PM EST - you can join in-person at City Hall (300 W. Washington) or virtually.

Speak at the City Council meeting or submit comments to councilmembers by adding to the City Council Virtual Comments Form (https://form.jotform.com/202643500426041) before 5PM on Monday 2/14.

Show your support by signing this petition. (https://www.change.org/p/greensboro-city-council-i-support-the-approved-downtown-greensboro-grocery-store?recruiter=8154996&recruited_by_id=cce3a7f0-e484-012f-221f-40401bfb750c&utm_source=share_petition&utm_campaign=share_petition&utm_medium=facebook&utm_content=fht-32314811-en-us%3A0)

04/27/2021

Lewis & Elm is now accepting reservations. Visit the link in bio to reserve a table. We can’t wait to see you soon.

  

04/22/2021

Have you heard? Lewis & Elm is officially opening on May 1. We’re thrilled to welcome you into our space for a proper glass & a tasty bite.

In order to provide the best service to our guests, while keeping everyone’s safety in mind, seats at Lewis & Elm will be available by RESERVATION ONLY and limited to groups no larger than 4.

The link to reserve will drop Tuesday, April 27 at 12:00 noon - watch this space to learn more. Cheers!

04/12/2021

They've been waiting for a long time, but now that restrictions are easing, the time has arrived for a new wine bar and restaurant.