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Discover the best events and activities in Charlotte, NC. From festivals and concerts to community gatherings and local fairs, stay in the loop on what’s happening. Get information on where to go and what to do, and participate in the vibrant community life of Charlotte.

 

"Community building playground together"
Charity

Charlotte Playground Build Unites Community

Charlotte Playground Build Unites Community By HERE News CHARLOTTE, N.C. – The 19th Annual Charlotte Playground Build kicked off at Westerly Hills Academy in west Charlotte, showcasing the power of community collaboration and youth empowerment. Approximately 250 volunteers from 17 different companies joined forces to make the event a success, providing both funding and manpower to install a brand new playground for the students. Students Take the Lead One of

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"CATS bus on Earth Day"
Community

Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) to Offer Free Fare Services for Earth Day

Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) to Offer Free Fare Services for Earth Day Charlotte, N.C. – April 20, 2024 Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) announced Friday that all of its services will provide free fare service for Earth Day. On Monday, April 22nd, citizens won’t have to pay for many modes of public transportation that CATS offers, including light rail and bus routes. Celebrating Sustainability “Sustainability is part of CATS’

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Diverse history class, Charlotte skyline
Events/What's Happening

New Approach to Teaching History at NC Public Universities

Charlotte New Approach to Teaching History at NC Public Universities North Carolina public universities are considering a new approach to teaching history. The Board of Governors is reviewing proposals to revamp history courses at all 17 campuses in the University of North Carolina system. The changes aim to provide a more comprehensive and inclusive representation of historical events, including the contributions and perspectives of marginalized communities. If approved, the updated

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Black Motherhood and Heart Health
Community

Charlotte News: National Black Maternal Health Week

Charlotte News: National Black Maternal Health Week Maternal Health Awareness Charlotte, N.C.– In observation of National Black Maternal Health Week, the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women movement is shining a spotlight on the importance of maternal health. According to recent statistics, cardiovascular disease stands as the leading cause of maternal death in the United States, underlining the critical need for increased awareness and support for expectant mothers, especially

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Mobile symphony stage outdoors
Community

Charlotte Symphony Unveils Mobile Stage in Corridors of Opportunity

Charlotte Symphony Unveils Mobile Stage in Corridors of Opportunity Charlotte, N.C. – April 18, 2024 The Charlotte Symphony Orchestra (CSO) and the City of Charlotte joined forces today to introduce the Symphony’s new mobile stage with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. This innovative platform is set to host the CSO Roadshow concert series, offering residents a unique opportunity to engage with and appreciate music in a whole new way. Increasing Accessibility and

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Charlotte arts festival scene
Art

City of Charlotte to Host Seventh Annual BOOM Arts Festival

City of Charlotte to Host Seventh Annual BOOM Arts Festival Experience Arts & Culture at BOOM Charlotte Published on April 18, 2024 Clear your calendars for April 26-28! The City of Charlotte is gearing up to host the seventh annual arts festival, BOOM 2024. Taking place at Camp North End, located at 300 Camp Road, Charlotte, NC 28206, the three-day event promises an exciting installation centered around the Charlotte Arts

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Motown concert vintage microphone
Concerts

Motown legends The Commodores and Pointer Sisters set to perform in Charlotte

Motown legends The Commodores and Pointer Sisters set to perform in Charlotte Two legendary group acts are set to come to Charlotte this fall. The Commodores and The Pointer Sisters have announced a new co-headlined tour, “An Evening of Icons,” alongside special guest El DeBarge at PNC Music Pavillion on Sep. 21, Live Nation announced through a press release Tuesday. Classic Hits and Special Guest Performances “Motown was the place

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Hip-hop artist on stage
Concerts

Isaiah Rashad to Celebrate 10th Anniversary of ‘Cilvia Demo’ with Spring Tour Coming to Charlotte and Raleigh

Isaiah Rashad to Celebrate 10th Anniversary of ‘Cilvia Demo’ with Spring Tour Coming to Charlotte and Raleigh Charlotte, North Carolina Isaiah Rashad, the Tennessee native and hip-hop artist, is set to celebrate the 10th anniversary of his debut EP, ‘Cilvia Demo,’ with a spring tour that will include stops in Charlotte and Raleigh. The tour will commemorate Rashad’s first critically acclaimed project and his debut under TDE (Top Dawg Entertainment),

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Bus Route Change Discussion
Community

Charlotte Area Transit System Announces Public Meetings for June Service Changes

Charlotte Area Transit System Announces Public Meetings for June Service Changes Charlotte, N.C. – April 16, 2024 The Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) has revealed plans for upcoming service changes set to take effect in June 2024. These changes will impact Uptown service along several key routes, necessitating public feedback to ensure smooth implementation. Routes Affected: The following routes will see adjustments in service: Routes 11 and 21 Routes 40x,

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Phil Rosenthal in Charlotte
Culinary

Somebody Feed Phil Host Phil Rosenthal Coming to Charlotte

Somebody Feed Phil Host Phil Rosenthal Coming to Charlotte Adam Wurtzel, CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Adam Wurtzel got to chat with “Everybody Loves Raymond” creator and host of “Somebody Feed Phil,” Phil Rosenthal ahead of his Charlotte tour stop. “Up ‘n Adam” got to reminisce with Rosenthal about the amazing 9 season “Raymond” ride, and what it was like working with such an all-star ensemble cast. Season 7 of “Somebody Feed

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