Culture

From plastic bags and glass to cardboard boxes and food containers, we’ve got the 411 on recycling in Mecklenburg County.
Birdsong Brewing has been quenching beer lovers’ thirst since 2011. But where do original names for the beer come from? It’s all about inspiration.
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Library has more than books to keep you occupied year-round.
Catch the game + some fun when baseball returns to Charlotte.
CMPD Animal Care & Control racing the clock for adoptions as next phase in renovation project is set to begin.
Prepare for more days of the Charlotte Fair packed with thrills, food, and fun.
The venue announced its show lineup for the season, which includes returning favorites and a musical about corn.
Local spots may have found the most love following the show’s reception.
The Queen City beat places like Denver, Nashville and New York.
The amusement park returns on a weekend-only spring schedule.
The Knights’ new four-legged teammate has a tail-wagging story.
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The owners of Birkdale Village are seeking rezoning approval to add a new hotel, retail, and housing to the bustling shopping hub.
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.
Charlotteans can vote in USA Today’s 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards from “Best Beer City” to “Best Minor League Ballpark.”
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Whatever your preferred genre, there are plenty of local book clubs to keep your pages turning.
The SouthPark landmark has transformed from a shopping destination to a symbol of the Queen City’s growth.
North Carolina residents will need a REAL ID to board domestic flights starting May 7, 2025.