Vibrant and diverse, warm and welcoming, Charlotte’s tight-knit neighborhood communities are what make the Queen City so attractive to visitors and locals alike. Not sure where to start? Here are our recs for the city’s best in shopping, culture, nosh and nightlife. Each neighborhood is highly walkable, so grab an Uber or park the car and start exploring.
Looking for things to do in Charlotte that meets the sensory needs for you or a loved one?
It’s hard to believe what is now a premier shopping destination in Charlotte was once expansive dairy farmland.
Rehearsal dinners have grown more distinctive in recent years, chosen not only to offer a good meal, but to showcase the couple’s personalities and tastes.
Elegant. Edgy. Retro. Rustic. Whether you’re taking casual engagement shots or snapping a few pics before saying “I do,” these Charlotte backdrops will capture your memory perfectly.
Oakland, California, native turned Charlotte resident, Tamu Curtis, is the owner of The Cocktailery— a trendy barware retail shop in South End’s Atherton Mill.
Davita Galloway, co-owner of dupp&swat, shares her story and what she loves about the Queen City.
Think you know Hickory? Think again. The Greater Hickory Metro area has a lot to offer.
The expanding North Davidson corridor from Uptown to Sugar Creek is home to a multitude of neighborhoods and pocket neighborhoods that make up the newly-minted Mill District.
Charlotte’s known for being an especially dog-friendly city, so if you’re looking to get out and about with your fur baby in tow, here’s where to go.
Beautiful homes and skyline views combine in this friendly and thriving West End neighborhood.
Just south of Uptown, this historic neighborhood is charming to its core.
