Things to do

Established in 1891, Dilworth is Charlotte’s original suburb. Nestled between Center City and South End, the area is one of the most sought-after neighborhoods.

Ghoulish treats, wicked adventures and haunting fun, this is Halloween in the Queen City.

Slip on the wool socks and scarves and get ready for great live music with a bit of crispness in the air.

In the September edition of this ongoing monthly series, we’ll be highlighting the growth of the Queen City with recently opened eateries, watering holes and other hot spots to explore.

Make travel plans in Charlotte according to your Enneagram type.

It's fall, y'all! School is back in session and whispers of pumpkin spice can be heard across the aisles.

In the August edition of this ongoing series, we’ll be highlighting the growth of the Queen City with recently opened eateries, watering holes and other hot spots to explore.

As the city’s epicenter for inspiration, NoDa (short for the main street North Davidson) has transformed from a turn-of-the-century textile mill town to a flourishing arts and entertainment district.

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.

Where to go and what to see during the city’s annual month-long celebration of LGBTQ life and culture.

Known as the heartbeat of the city, Charlotte’s Uptown (what locals refer to as the downtown area) is always in the spotlight.

Whether you’re looking for a romantic night under the stars, a lively place to sample a flight of craft beers or a table for two with some delectable dishes, the Queen City delivers.