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Despite changes in guidelines by the USDA, the drive-thru park in Mooresville remains open, but car feeding is not permitted.
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MINIs To The Max: 65 Years of Spirited Adventures celebrates decades of innovation, and runs May 1 through January 18, 2025 at The Ultimate Driving Museum.
Mark your calendars for the annual pride festival and parade in the Queen City, scheduled for August 17-18, 2024.
Local spots may have found the most love following the show’s reception.
The amusement park returns on a weekend-only spring schedule.
The Queen City is included in the singer’s world tour.
Fans will see performances from Stevie Nicks, Post Malone, and The Chainsmokers.
Productions in the Queen City are gathering awards and A-list stars.
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As the Japanese-inspired restaurants prepare to debut in Plaza Midwood, the restaurants’ chef opens up about inspiration, ingredients, and the move to the Queen City.
The ACC Men’s Basketball tournament returns to Spectrum Center in Uptown from Tuesday, March 10 to Saturday, March 14.
The new development will pay homage to the former Eastland Mall while carving out space for new retailers, amenities, and residential spaces.
At Poppy’s: A Taste of Maryland, crab cakes are the star — bringing a classic Chesapeake staple to the Queen City.
During daylight saving time, the clocks “spring forward,” allowing Charlotte to make the most of their evenings.