Culture

Move aside pickleball, there’s a new racket sport in town.
The Queen City’s “Sister Cities” expand the globe across four continents.
Discovery Place Science is hosting a first-ever Speakeasy experience at its museum in Uptown, welcoming science and cocktail lovers.
Charlotte Ballet’s FLIP workshop features works by 11 dancers who serve as the choreographers for each piece.
The Hezekiah Alexander House is the oldest home in Mecklenburg County and is part of a homesite preserved by Charlotte Museum of History.
The three-day event brings hundreds of vendors and mouth-watering dishes to the heart of Uptown, leaving you wanting more than a “Taste.”
Charlotte can get loud at times, but there are many places Charlotteans can go to clear their minds and escape the noise of the big city.
Erik Jendresen shared his memories of “Band of Brothers” ahead of the 80th remembrance of D-Day.
While Pride Month is in June, celebrations stretch all summer long to bring the community together.
“Ultimate Dinosaurs” combines the Mesozoic Era with cutting-edge technology.
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Montford Drive is considered one of Charlotte’s last vintage social hubs with many restaurants and businesses lasting 20+ years.
The Knothole Foundation, a West Charlotte nonprofit, works to empower children through sports and education programs.
Nearly three million travelers are expected to pass through CLT during the 18-day Spring Break, and the airport has tips for a smooth trip.
The Queen City will host four matches this summer in FIFA’s new Club World Cup tournament.
SV Afghan Halal Market aims to serve the Afghan and veteran communities in the Charlotte area.
The $21 million project would bring micro retail space and restaurants to the park near SouthPark Mall.
This is your chance to score new records or longtime favorite albums at local stores participating in the music lovers’ holiday.
PGA Championship guests will have options from free CATS service to rideshares and off-site parking.
The downtown Concord marketplace is expected to open this summer and boast over a dozen retailers and two restaurants.