Hey there, fabulous folks of Charlotte! We’ve got a jam-packed weekend ahead, filled with a mix of festive vibes and thrilling sports action. Whether you’re eager to honor traditions or just wanting to keep the spooky season rolling, mark your calendars for Saturday, Nov. 2, because the annual Day of the Dead festival is returning to Camp North End!
This vibrant event is all about celebrating Mexican culture and honoring loved ones who have passed. Starting at 12 PM, immerse yourself in the colorful atmosphere filled with live music, displays of beautiful catrinas, and community altars. Don’t miss the folkloric dances, delicious food options, alongside arts and crafts booths. It’s a family-friendly occasion where everyone can participate, and best of all, it’s FREE!
As the sun sets, stick around Camp North End to enjoy an outdoor screening of the beloved Disney film, “CoCo”, from 7 PM to 9 PM. This movie is a perfect fit for the Day of the Dead theme, so grab your blanket or chair, and settle in for a heartwarming evening under the stars!
For those of you who prefer the thrill of live sports, the Charlotte Hornets are ready to hit the court against the Boston Celtics at the Spectrum Center. The game tips off at 7 PM, and tickets start at just $40. Plus, there’s no better way to catch the action than with a bunch of fellow basketball enthusiasts!
And if soccer is more your jam, Charlotte FC is also playing that night in a playoff match against Orlando City. Cheer on our local team at 7:30 PM with tickets starting at $20. It’s going to be an action-packed evening regardless of your sport of choice!
But wait, there’s even more to do this weekend. If you’re looking for something a little different, you can join a Little Learners Literacy Fest with your kids at Hygge Coworking on Jay St. happening at 10 AM where they have baked goods, fun presentations, and even raffles—all for FREE!
For the shopaholics out there, swing by MetroLion Antiques Marketplace from 10 AM to 5 PM and browse through an array of collectibles and vintage treasures. Admission is $5+, and you just might find that unique piece you’ve been searching for!
After a day of activities, why not unwind with a whiskey tasting and food pairing at the elegant Ballantyne Hotel? For $100+, enjoy delicious pairings while expanding your palate from 6:30 PM onward.
Another option for the nightlife enthusiasts is to sip on cocktails while laughing at jokes inside the cozy speakeasy at Great Wagon Road Distilling Company for just $20 at 7 PM. It promises to be a great time, filled with good drinks and hearty laughs.
Don’t forget the Carolina Renaissance Festival, taking place through November 24th, where you can enjoy performances, artisan markets, and more from 10 AM onward at various price points. And of course, the First Friday Gallery Crawl is happening from 5 PM to 9 PM tonight in South End, which is FREE to attend!
With so much to do, there’s no excuse for staying at home. Whatever you choose to do this weekend, Charlotte, make it memorable!
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