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Bookmark this guide for a curated list of events taking place each month that we’re most looking forward to.
Housing local vendors, wine connoisseurs, and chefs, The Market at 7th Street is providing more than an Uptown lunch destination.
From new construction to re-imagined development projects, there’s a lot to look forward to in the Queen City.
The UPSHOT League basketball franchise will tip off in May 2026.
Meet the chef and owner of Guard and Grace, a Michelin Star-recommended steakhouse, opening in South End in 2026.
What started as a mobile bookshop is gaining steam in Plaza Midwood, providing readers a new space to read and meet.
Check out this list of local venues to host your next party, reunion, or reception.
Two Charlotte-based chefs and mixologist are in the running for the nation’s most prestigious culinary honors.
After 30 years, Nickyo’s Rodeo is returning to the Queen City, serving as a South End hub for dancing, live music, and karaoke.
Job seekers have the chance to connect with local companies to set themselves on a new career path.
The taste of Spain arrives in the Queen City for a one-day wine showcase.
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Once complete, the development will boast a combination of farmers markets, walking and biking trails, and accessibility to the Catawba River and Uptown.
After a record-breaking debut, the Ascent returns to American Legion Memorial Stadium with fresh talent, big goals, and ready to represent the Queen City.
The Queen City’s many colleges are about to welcome their students back to campus, and college move-in week means extra people, traffic, and new faces around town.
What started as a project inside her own home turned into a side gig for wallpaper-style murals inside Charlotte homes and restaurants.
Everybody loves lunch, but not always the prices. Not to worry, Charlotte offers plenty of wallet-friendly lunch deals from sandwiches to flavors from all over the globe.
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The massive rock concert at the speedway drew more than 200,000 people for the day-long festival in August 1974.
The 91-acre park is expected to have several pickleball and basketball courts, a playground, splashpad, and plenty of parking.
The highly anticipated food stall will welcome diners starting Friday, Aug. 8, serving fresh pastas, locally made focaccia, gluten-free options, and sparkling Italian sodas.
The annual events bring communities together to meet local law enforcement and share resources + are free to attend.