Things to do

With the following Charlotte-area online classes and other virtual things to do, you can learn to cook, sew and exercise all from the privacy of your own home.

Beginning Friday, May 22 at 5.p.m. and through at least the next five weeks, North Carolina will move to a Safer-at-Home order (Phase Two), meaning that some restrictions are lifted as the city moves toward a new normal.

From virtual roller coaster rides to science experiments and stories under the sea, these local attractions are bringing the fun to your own home.

As we move into Phase One, it’s important to remember what practices we need to continue in order to help stay safe and support our city.

Although we’re continuing to practice social distancing, it doesn’t mean you still can’t celebrate your special day. These Charlotte businesses are making it happen with creativity and convenience.

People all over Charlotte are spreading messages of hope to inspire and lift others up during these unprecedented times.

As Charlotte continues to navigate the state mandated stay-at-home order, the need for connection to the outside world has grown.

While we can’t visit our favorite Charlotte workout studios, there are still ways to break a sweat from home.

Local businesses may be experiencing a tough time, but they’re rallying to help those in need.

In these rapidly evolving times, locally owned and hospitality-centric businesses often get hit the hardest.

Whether it’s making a trip to Trader Joe’s or exploring the Little Sugar Creek Greenway, Midtown is always bustling with shoppers, bikers and walkers any day of the week.

Like the dogwoods and daffodils, Charlotte is emerging from another Carolina winter. From park picnics and outdoor concerts to spring markets and Circle K Speed Street, the Queen City is blooming with events and experiences you won’t want to miss.