Arts & Culture

It’s no doubt spring is a great time for music, with a long list of big names visiting Charlotte to go along with our first outdoor concerts of the year. Let’s take a look at some of the shows you need to put on your calendar today.

Commemorate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with these five (plus one) events happening in Charlotte.

Whether you prefer to bundle up with your family or show off your fancy holiday threads, here are five (plus one) Hanukkah happenings to put on your December itinerary.

As Charlotte hosts the hit Broadway musical Hamilton, see what connections the Queen City has to founding father Alexander Hamilton.

Latin American Contemporary Art (LaCa) Projects serves as a hub of Latin American culture with its enormous 8,000 square feet of gallery space in Wesley Heights.

Anticipating cooler temperatures in the near future, Charlotteans emerge from area swimming pools and lakes ready for outdoor festivals to make the most of the changing of the season. No matter what your interest—bluegrass music, new-to-you international cultures, or deep-fried Twinkies—the Queen City has a fall festival for you.

Harvey Cummings is a man in tune with himself and his hometown. A native of Charlotte, he began a life in music at the early age of 3. He has since become an accomplished saxophonist and pianist, performing alongside decorated industry greats and in front of some of the country’s most celebrated individuals and organizations.

Our neighborhoods feature public art that screams out to be posted on Instagram or used as a selfie backdrop.