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Kinston, North Carolina is located in Lenoir County along the banks of the Neuse River in Lenoir County and boasts a long and vibrant history and culture. Since being founded as an agricultural trading post during the early 18th century and officially incorporated in 1762, Kinston has seen many transformations over time; evolving from tobacco trading post into vibrant community with strong emphasis on arts and culture. Kinston's past can be felt throughout its streets and historic districts where buildings from different eras tell its development journey and resilience story.
Kinston holds an artistic place close to its heart. Kinston has become a hub for revitalizing Eastern North Carolina's arts scene through organizations such as Kinston Arts Council and SmART Kinston City Project Foundation which seeks to transform Kinston into an vibrant arts and cultural district by supporting local artists, incorporating public art into communal spaces, hosting cultural events, as well as honoring musicians who have contributed significantly to American music including jazz, gospel, and funk genres. Furthermore, its musical heritage is celebrated at Kinston Music Park which honors musicians from Kinston who have made significant contributions towards American music genres including jazz gospel funk genres among others. Additionally, musicians from Kinston are honored as part of African American Music Trails which recognize musicians renowned for making contributions especially in jazz gospel and funk genres of American music genres from Eastern North Carolina.
Kinston also plays host to an array of events designed to celebrate its unique heritage and culture, like the BBQ Festival on the Neuse, North Carolina's premier whole-hog BBQ cook-off event. Participants compete to demonstrate their culinary prowess, while celebrating Eastern North Carolina's deep-seated barbecue culture. Another staple event in Kinston is its annual Christmas Parade which brings people from far and wide together in celebrating this festive holiday tradition while building community pride within Kinston.
