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Bookmark this guide for a curated list of events taking place each month that we’re most looking forward to.
The major soccer tournament will feature two games in Uptown this week, bringing thousands of soccer fans to the Queen City.
The Queen City is set to host a premier tennis event at the Spectrum Center in December.
The City of Charlotte is expected to discuss the proposal during a council meeting Monday, June 24 — along with a vote on renovations for Bank of America Stadium.
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The Around the Crown 10K is three months away, but upcoming races and events will help stretch those legs.
The 65th running of the Coca Cola 600 brings thousands of people to Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Tee off with tickets to see some of the best golfers in the world to the Queen City.
Plus, a Charlotte native gets picked early in the first round.
Catch the game + some fun when baseball returns to Charlotte.
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