Food

Morehead Street will have a community hub for gourmet eats, cocktails, and live entertainment by mid-March 2026.
Queen City favorites are making it easier to eat healthier menu items year-round.
This list of sober sips may have you sipping mocktails all year long around the Queen City.
There are ample opportunities to volunteer and give back to the Queen City community year-round.
Get festive at these seasonal pop-up bars around town + cross those last-minute gifts off your list.
These upcoming restaurants will provide a tasty flare to every dish in the Queen City.
Charlotte’s first food hall offers a wide variety of tasty options + space for community that leaves guests coming back.
The Conservation Fund’s Carolina Farms Fund announced First Farm Project to expand the presence of farming in the Charlotte region.
The 14th annual Cornucopia initiative aims to provide 1,000 Charlotte-area families with Thanksgiving meals.
As you hit the road to the mountains this fall and winter, things may look a little different. However, the Town of Boone says it is welcoming visitors as the community recovers from Hurricane Helene.
CLTtoday readers shared which local restaurants + meals they miss the most — and we think you’ll agree.
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After a record-breaking debut, the Ascent returns to American Legion Memorial Stadium with fresh talent, big goals, and ready to represent the Queen City.
The Queen City’s many colleges are about to welcome their students back to campus, and college move-in week means extra people, traffic, and new faces around town.
What started as a project inside her own home turned into a side gig for wallpaper-style murals inside Charlotte homes and restaurants.
Everybody loves lunch, but not always the prices. Not to worry, Charlotte offers plenty of wallet-friendly lunch deals from sandwiches to flavors from all over the globe.
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The massive rock concert at the speedway drew more than 200,000 people for the day-long festival in August 1974.
The 91-acre park is expected to have several pickleball and basketball courts, a playground, splashpad, and plenty of parking.
The highly anticipated food stall will welcome diners starting Friday, Aug. 8, serving fresh pastas, locally made focaccia, gluten-free options, and sparkling Italian sodas.
The annual events bring communities together to meet local law enforcement and share resources + are free to attend.
From “Chopped to “Top Chef,” two chefs with experience in the Queen City reflect on their time on-screen and how the competition propelled their careers.