The university area is situated in the north-central and northwestern sections of the city, and contains some of Winston-Salem's busiest thoroughfares. University Parkway, the four- to eight-lane boulevard named after Wake Forest University, serves as the downtown–north connector. Neighborhoods within the area include Alspaugh and Mount Tabor. The area is bound by North Point Boulevard to the north, Coliseum Drive to the south, University Parkway to the east, and Silas Creek Parkway and Reynolda Road to the west. Other thoroughfares within the area are Polo Road, Reynolds Boulevard, and Deacon Boulevard. Attractions in the area include the Winston-Salem Entertainment-Sports Complex, which includes LJVM Coliseum, the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds, Winston-Salem Fairgrounds Annex, Truist Field, Truist Stadium, and David F. Couch Ballpark. The Winston-Salem Fairgrounds also hosts the Carolina Classic Fair, formerly the Dixie Classic Fair. The fair is one of the most-visited fairs in North America and the second-most-visited in North Carolina, next to the North Carolina State Fair.
the university area is situated in the north-central and northwestern sections of the city and contains some of winston-salem's busiest thoroughfares university parkway the four- to eight-lane boulevard named after wake forest university serves as the downtown–north connector neighborhoods within the area include alspaugh and mount tabor the area is bound by north point boulevard to the north coliseum drive to the south university parkway to the east and silas creek parkway and reynolda road to the west other thoroughfares within the area are polo road reynolds boulevard and deacon boulevard attractions in the area include the winston-salem entertainment-sports complex which includes ljvm coliseum the winston-salem fairgrounds winston-salem fairgrounds annex truist field truist stadium and david f couch ballpark the winston-salem fairgrounds also hosts the carolina classic fair formerly the dixie classic fair the fair is one of the most-visited fairs in north america and the second-most-visited in north carolina next to the north carolina state fair