Spring is finally here, Charlotte! Get outside and experience the newest businesses in the Queen City – from one of the city’s top burger joints to a home décor superstore.
From virtual roller coaster rides to science experiments and stories under the sea, these local attractions are bringing the fun to your own home.
Located at the intersection of Randolph and Sharon Amity Roads, the Cotswold neighborhood is one of the most desirable places to settle down in the Queen City.
While the holidays certainly look different this year, we are still devoted to keeping the spirit of the season alive with a handful of activities around Charlotte. Below you’ll find a few places to start – so blast Michael Bublé and grab that cup of cocoa, it’s time to deck the halls.
Baby how you feelin'? Here's a guide to planning the perfect luxury girls' weekend in Charlotte, NC that'll have you feelin' (almost) as good as Lizzo.
Whether you’re a local, a long-term visitor, or just in town for a few days, Charlotte is home to over a dozen co-working spaces that foster some much needed creativity and productivity.
With 100-year-old oak trees lining the streets and rows of stunning historic homes, Myers Park is easily one of the most beautiful neighborhoods in the Queen City.
Established in 1995, the neighborhood of Ballantyne is just 17 miles from Uptown Charlotte. The area is booming and is one of the city’s largest and fastest-growing suburbs.
Shower your father, grandfather or father figure with local gifts and experiences this Father’s Day.
With the following Charlotte-area online classes and other virtual things to do, you can learn to cook, sew and exercise all from the privacy of your own home.
Although we’re continuing to practice social distancing, it doesn’t mean you still can’t celebrate your special day. These Charlotte businesses are making it happen with creativity and convenience.
People all over Charlotte are spreading messages of hope to inspire and lift others up during these unprecedented times.
