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Chef Robin Anthony was the only chef in the Queen City to secure a nomination by the James Beard Awards as one of the best chefs in the Southeast.
Theater is so back. After closing in 1978, the Carolina Theatre in Uptown Charlotte will host ticketed events and shows starting Monday, March 24.
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There are plenty of ways to observe Mardi Gras in the Queen City, from day-long parties to spots to order King Cake.
Pack your reusable shopping bags, because we’ve rounded up nine farmers markets around the Queen City.
Expect to visit wine and arts festivals + relocated events this year in the University area.
The town and Discovery Place will soon hold public input sessions to help mold the future museum.
Prepare to browse titles from several of Charlotte’s independent book stores and authors at these events.
New displays celebrating art, music, food, and ideas in Uptown will be showcased for 17 days when Charlotte SHOUT! returns April 4-20.
Unboozy aims to create connections without a focus on alcoholic beverages.
The historic Carolina Theatre will welcome the Charlotte Symphony Orchestra for one of its first performances in nearly 50 years.
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The Charlotte region has hosted television programs and movie productions from blockbusters to Academy Award-winning films.
The Emmy-nominated culinary competition will start filming Charlotte and Greenville, SC soon, and Charlotte-area chefs have a lot to say about the upcoming production that will put the Queen City on the culinary map.
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It’s looking like another Wet Duke’s Hot American Tomato Summer, Charlotte — don’t miss your chance to eat your way through the competition.
From Southern cuisine to international favorites, Charlotte’s food scene is smothered and covered with tasty eats within eight food halls across the city.
Want dinner with a gorgeous lake view? We have that. Want a place to drink by the pool? We have that. Want to marvel at Uptown’s lights over dessert? We have that, too.
The All-Star Game will place Charlotte in the global spotlight, showcasing the city’s rise as a world-class soccer destination.
The concept of an outdoor library is taking over South Korea’s capital city. We’re thinking about where we’d copy it in the Queen City.
The music venue at Ballantyne is more than an amphitheater — it’s a blank slate for shows, events, and the community to gather.
The Mint Museum Randolph will host the state’s largest potters market in September and highlight the works of 50+ artists from across North Carolina.