Things to Do
As we slowly roll into the fall season, business openings are still heating up. Take a break from back-to-school mayhem and check ‘em out!
With its inception in 2000 leaning on the LGBTQ Liberation Movement coming out of Charlotte’s 1969 Stonewall Riots & Uprising, Charlotte Pride has spent two decades evolving to become the largest LGBTQ celebration of its kind in the Carolinas.
Lovers of South End, rejoice – there are lots of new neighborhood places to explore this month! That’s not the only hopping spot, though. New spots are opening up all over, from Plaza Midwood to Ballantyne, and there’s never been a better time to explore new restaurants!
With school out and summer vacation upon us, there is no better time for hands-on fun! Crayola IDEAworks, a limited-time immersive experience, draws participants in through a journey of color and creativity with challenges and customized experiences from start to finish.
It already promises to be a hot summer in the Queen City, and one of the best ways to take advantage of the great outdoor weather is to check out a concert at your favorite venue.
That summer heat came early, y’all. Hope you’ll cool off at one of these newly opened businesses!
We are midway through 2022 and some summer fun is long overdue. Whether it's you, your date or your whole crew, there’s plenty of ways to keep busy in Charlotte all season. From beating the heat to enjoying the great outdoors, check out our guide to enjoying the Queen City.
Of all the holidays celebrated, Juneteenth may be the most significant to Black Americans as a day to remember the fight for liberation and a celebration of Black culture.
It’s been quite a busy May! And it’s feeling very summer-like here in Charlotte. Escape the early heat by visiting one of these newly opened businesses.
Uncover the mysteries of the deep blue sea when Discovery Place Science presents Unseen Oceans, and experience underwater landscapes and vibrant marine life like never before.
We may be overrun with pollen, Charlotte, but don’t let that stop you from exploring these newly opened spots.
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.