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Festivals

The annual event goes beyond Uptown, celebrating the Queen City’s culinary landscape with tastings, cook-offs, and a large festival.
The annual festival celebrating the iconic Cheerwine soft drink is a major economic driver for Rowan County.
The annual Pride weekend promises more space for vendors, artists, and activities.
The taste of Spain arrives in the Queen City for a one-day wine showcase.
The Queen City is preparing for a jam-packed year. There are plenty of things to keep you busy all year long so we’ve compiled 20+ of the biggest events to attend around the Queen City this year.
Shop from 400+ vendors for gifts, treats, and holiday décor in North America’s largest holiday show.
Spectators can expect World War II-era planes in the annual display + tributes to the men and women of the US Armed Forces during Veterans Day weekend.
The Charlotte Mecklenburg Library Foundation fundraiser celebrates the importance of libraries and features bestselling authors.
Float to the sky with us as this annual hot air balloon festival makes its return in nearby Statesville.
Prepare to feast at the annual Renaissance Festival transporting visitors to a time of medieval mayhem.
Become an honorary member of the “Fab Four” during this annual festival celebrating the music of the Beatles.
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