The Ice House Theatre is located in the one hundred and five year old historic "Selma Ice and Coal Company Building" at 112 N. Webb Street in Selma, NC. The building was orginally a grocery store, and later converted to an Ice House and Coal Company. In recent years the building was converted to a production set for a televised bluegrass show, and following that to a rustic theatre for musical performances. Bluegrass and country music productions followed. Eventually a bluegrass show was staged each Saturday night, and that was followed later by a country music show. In March of 2008, "Country Tonight Music Show" was kicked off, with the idea of having different country acts perform each week, thereby providing a variety that might bring patrons back weekly. The show has thrived and drawn regular attendees from all over eastern N. C, plus has proven to be popular with vacationers from New York to Florida as they travel up and down the Hwy 95 route.