About Gibsonville

GIBSONVILLE TURNS 150!

ROSES — We have been the “CITY of ROSES” since the early 20th Century when passengers traveling through town on the North Carolina Railroad saw the masses of rose bushes growing along the fence at Minneola Mill. The rose is symbolic of our past and future so we continue to plant more. (HISTORY)

LOCAL FOOD AND DRINK for all tastes and budgets: Fine French cuisine, finger-licking BBQ; mill-style lunch counter with tasty, daily meat selections and veggies; custom pizza with local ingredients; quick Chinese takeout; zesty authentic Mexican fare; fresh ice cream made on-site; as well as a professional chocolatier crafting truffles and many custom shapes. (DINING PLACES)

CUSTOM SHOPS cover many interests from fine jewelry made on-site; have your string instruments rebuilt or repaired; warehouse of varied, antiques and rare collectibles, plus many more to shops to explore as you seek to discover that special thing that you were looking for, but could not find elsewhere. (SHOPPING PLACES)

FAMILY FUN Each summer the Downtown Greens come alive with Market Days featuring local produce, tasty treats, crafts, artisans, music, and kid’s activities. Seasonal events include a vintage car show, Gospel Fest, free concerts, movies for kids, Fall Festival, Lighting of the Greens, and a Christmas Parade. (EVENTS)

GOLD was discovered here in the early 1800s, and many people rushed in to get rich — but most found no nuggets or riches. Discover more of the town’s gold story at Gibsonville Museum And Historical Society. (MUSEUM)

TOWN SERVICES include Fire, Police, Water and Sewer, Trash Removal, Street Maintenance, Planning and Zoning, Parks and Recreation, plus Library facilities are provided by our own dedicated employees.