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As spring arrives and snow melts in Charlotte, a variety of events cater to all interests this weekend. From improv nights and skating events to live concerts and local celebrations, the city comes alive with activities that encourage family and community participation. Don’t miss unique experiences like hockey games, charity walks, and vibrant festivals to welcome the new season.
Charlotte Weekend Events: Snow Melts Away, Improv, Performances, and Festivals Abound
Spring is in the air as the snow melts away in our lovely city of Charlotte! Just in time for an event-packed weekend, there’s no shortage of activities to enjoy with family and friends. From entertaining improv to community-driven walks, this weekend promises fun for everyone.
Improv Jam Night at Pilot Brewing
Get ready to dive into laughter at the Improv Jam Night happening at Pilot Brewing. This free event is a collaboration with House of Yes and is sure to be a blast! If you enjoy classics like Whose Line Is It Anyway?, you’ll love the short-form games they’ll be playing. Bring your friends and enjoy a night of comedy. Don’t forget to RSVP online to score a free raffle ticket!
Skate Your Heart Out at Seoul Food
For those looking to get their skates on, head over to Seoul Food! Every Friday in February, you can join in on the Skate Your Heart Out event at their Mill District location. This free skating event is perfect for all ages, so grab your skates and show off your moves!
Catch the Hershey Bears vs. Charlotte Checkers
Hockey fans won’t want to miss the thrilling game between the Hershey Bears and the Charlotte Checkers on Saturday at Bojangles Coliseum. The game kicks off at 4 p.m., and tickets are still available online. Cheer on our local team and enjoy an exciting atmosphere!
Dancing with the Stars: Live! on Tour
Calling all dance lovers! The sensational Dancing with the Stars: Live! show is taking over Ovens Auditorium on Saturday. With performances at both 3 p.m. and 8 p.m., you have two chances to catch the dazzling professional dancers from the hit TV show. Tickets are selling fast, so grab yours online before they’re gone!
Inaugural Warm Soles Night Walk
Join in on something special with the inaugural Warm Soles Night Walk, a fundraising event geared towards raising awareness about homelessness in Charlotte. This heartfelt walk starts at Queens University on Selwyn Avenue from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Register or donate online to support this worthy cause!
Cornelius Parks & Recreation’s Black History Month Celebration
Celebrate Black History Month with a fantastic event hosted by the Cornelius Parks & Recreation Department at the Cain Center for the Arts. From 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., enjoy live music, inspiring keynote speakers, and an art exhibit. Best part? It’s free and open to the public! Take some time to join this important celebration.
Another Chance to See Hershey Bears vs. Charlotte Checkers
If you can’t make it on Saturday, don’t fret! There’s another game scheduled for Sunday at 1 p.m. at Bojangles Coliseum. Tickets are available online, so gather your friends and enjoy some more hockey action!
Lil Wayne Concert at Spectrum Center
Rounding off the weekend is none other than Lil Wayne himself live at the Spectrum Center! The concert, featuring The Hot Boys, is set for Sunday at 8 p.m. with tickets starting at $90.85. It’s going to be a night filled with energy, music, and unforgettable performances.
Mad Monster Party
For those who love the eerie and the extraordinary, don’t miss the Mad Monster Party happening all weekend long at Embassy Suites Concord/Charlotte. Enjoy celebrity guest appearances, question-and-answer sessions, and exciting costume contests. Grab your tickets online or at the door for a frightfully good time!
Final Weekend for Rail Trail Lights Installations
Culture seekers can soak in some creativity this weekend with the last chance to view the Rail Trail Lights installations in South End. There are nine spectacular light displays along the rail trail — the perfect way to end a busy day!
Exciting Future Events: Charlotte Shout Festival
Looking ahead, mark your calendars for the Charlotte Shout festival running from April 4-20. Featuring over 200 events celebrating art, music, and food, this festival is not to be missed! Notable attractions include Eggs on Parade showcasing large Easter eggs designed by local artists and the Pianodrome, an amphitheater made from recycled pianos. Fun interactive installations like E/motion and Queen’s Greens will also be part of the celebration!
UNCF’s 11th Annual Mayor’s Masked Ball
Lastly, don’t forget about the upcoming 11th Annual Mayor’s Masked Ball on March 8 at the Charlotte Convention Center. The evening kicks off at 5:30 p.m. with a dinner and awards program, followed by a celebration. Ticket prices start at $350 for individual attendees and $750 for VIP access.
As you can see, there’s a whole weekend of events just waiting for you to join in. Don’t forget to check the status of local businesses, as some may still be adjusting their hours due to the recent winter weather. Whether you choose to laugh, skate, or dance, Charlotte has something for everyone!
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- WSOC TV: Charlotte Shout Returns with 200 Events
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- Charlotte Observer: Five Around Town
- Wikipedia: Charlotte, North Carolina
