Lexington, North Carolina, is the self-proclaimed "Barbecue Capital of the World". Besides its famous barbecue, celebrated at the annual Lexington Barbecue Festival in October, Lexington is also distinctive for all the statues of pigs it has downtown.
Lexington is directly connected by highway with Greensboro (Interstate 85), High Point (US 29), Thomasville (Interstate 85), Winston-Salem (US 52 / Interstate 285), Raleigh (US 64), and Charlotte (Interstate 85).
PART Route 9 provides bus service from Thomasville and High Point, with connections from other cities in the Piedmont Triad.
For the most part, train service to Lexington is no more. But once a year, Amtrak's Carolinian and Piedmont make a special stop here for the Lexington Barbecue Festival.
Lexington has limited bus service (dead link: January 2023) around town and to Thomasville.
Lexington is famous for its barbecue, which is typically made from pork shoulder. It hosts an annual barbecue festival (dead link: January 2023) in October. The 2019 festival takes place on October 26.
The center of Downtown Lexington provides free Wi-fi.
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