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Festivals

Bookmark this guide for a curated list of events taking place each month that we’re most looking forward to.
There’s various events during the holiday weekend in and around the Queen City.
Watch the night sky light up around the Queen City for Fourth of July.
Celebrate and reflect on the history of Juneteenth at one of many festivals and events across the Queen City.
ONE Fest provides a day of rejuvenation and connection through 80+ yoga classes and workshops, plus vendors and live music .
Whether you’re a native Charlottean or visiting from outside the Queen City, this guide will help you navigate the three-day festival, find parking, and everything in-between.
Celebrate the Queen City’s art, music, food, and more for the annual Charlotte SHOUT! Festival.
The horses and pageantry of the annual Carolina Cup return to Camden, SC on Saturday, March 29.
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Catch a world-class film fest at RiverRun — no passport required.
Students from West Charlotte High School also received new instruments from festival organizers before the major announcement.
There’s a wide range of events across the Queen City to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.
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Bojangles Coliseum has been a destination in the Queen City for 70 years, so we’re taking a look back at the seven biggest events held at “the biscuit.”
The new development along South Tryon Street is slated to become the second-tallest residential building and eighth-tallest tower in the Queen City, and offer retail, dining, and office space.
Whether you love them sliced or only baked in a pie, apples taste better when they’re picked fresh from a farm around the Queen City.
There are plenty of new signs across the Queen City, but there are also nostalgic signs that tell a story — you just have to look for them.
The new shop at The Commonwealth is the New York-based ice cream chain’s first location in the Charlotte area.