Culture

Move aside pickleball, there’s a new racket sport in town.
Formerly known as “Epicentre,” Queen City Quarter is expanding its businesses to breathe new life to Uptown.
Thanks to Charli xcx’s hit pop album, we’re here to decode why “brat” is all over the airwaves, internet, and right outside your front door.
Breaking, or breakdancing, is making its Olympic debut in Paris. If you’re curious about the dance, there are studios in Charlotte ready to start you off on the right foot.
The roaming drinkery collaborates with local restaurants and business to create unique cocktails for a limited time before moving to a new temporary residency.
The nonprofit organization is a branch of PORCH Communities that works to feed families across the Carolinas and 10 states.
Whether you are new to the green or skilled with a golf club, Charlotte venues provide lessons for all skill levels.
Business owners hope new social district will ignite revenue and foot traffic to downtown Concord.
Whether serving for fun, building community, or dreaming of competing in the 2028 Olympic Games, get your feet in the sand at volleyball venues across the Queen City.
ZABS Place is more than a thrift boutique; it’s a dedicated shop and organization that provides a safe space for employees and friends of all abilities.
For the first time in team history, the Carolina Panthers will host training camp at the team’s practice field outside Bank of America Stadium.
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Charlotte Native Molly Belk recently set the women’s world record for fastest climb up and down Mt. Meru in Tanzania.
Starting Thursday, May 1, two sections of Main Street will be renamed to reduce driver confusion and improve navigation.
Re!magine Spectrum Center will boast an elevated fan experience with brand new seats, more food and beverage options, and upcoming lounges to watch games and socialize.