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Once built, the new arts hub in South Charlotte will feature a black box theater, rehearsal studios, retail space, and classrooms.
From the return of “Phantom of the Opera” to Broadway newcomers like “Death Becomes Her,” theater lovers will experience a showstopping season in Uptown.
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Bookmark this guide for a curated list of events taking place each month that are worth planning ahead for.
The creative hub in the Iron District will be the departure zone for guests to walk through ancient Egypt without stepping foot on a plane.
The longstanding museum closed its temporary Uptown location in 2025 and will soon open a new two-building destination in South End.
The nonprofit organization aims to broaden its offerings by becoming a launching place for immersive experiences to attract all audiences.
Whether you’re looking to volunteer your time or donate food, these six dedicated food banks provide meals and hope to families across the Queen City.
Each lap walked during the Steps for Shelter Pets Walk will help support animals in the shelter.
While the annual fundraiser is sold out, there are other ways to help Project 2 Heal succeed through stress-eliminating visits, fundraisers, and events.
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The July Fourth display will bring the Knights and the Charlotte Symphony together to honor the 250th anniversary of the United States and feature the annual WBT Sky Show.
This is your chance to score new records or longtime favorite albums at local stores participating in the music lovers’ holiday.
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New fan experiences, local cuisine, and love for golf to shine bright at Quail Hollow Club when the Truist Championship begins in May.