Meet Bravo Pueblo: A Pop Trio Electrifying Charlotte's Music Scene
The Venezuela-raised group emerged from the pandemic, infusing life into Plaza Midwood clubs.
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The Venezuela-raised group emerged from the pandemic, infusing life into Plaza Midwood clubs.
After five decades of live music that lets it all hang out, the Milestone Club remains mighty mighty
Painter Jerry Kirk helped found a scruffy art collective that established Charlotte’s arts and entertainment neighborhood. Little is left of the art, but Kirk keeps the memory of old, gritty NoDa alive. What’s it say about Charlotte that something so recent feels like ancient history?
Recently published and upcoming releases from Charlotte writers
The Gantt Center's new CEO is a chemical engineer with an affinity for the arts
Giovanna Torres turned an amateur film blog into an annual film series.
The designer and lifelong artist loves a good mess
Matt Cosper’s 15-year campaign to carve a cubbyhole for Charlotte experimental theatre
A new CEO seeks to steer the museum through a murky era in its own history
The well-traveled resident conductor has found a home here
A small-town NC musical prodigy settles in at the helm of the Late Show's band
NOV. 9-19 Southern Christmas Show The festive showcase returns to Charlotte on Thursday, November 9, and will run through Sunday, November 19. More than 400 vendors will be there for you to browse and shop as you take in the…
How music brought brothers back together in memory of their dad.
The longtime artist and NoDa pioneer’s “dark companion” has forced her to do what she never wanted to: ask for help.
Lindsey Jenneman's career is bloomin’ with her customized murals for Outback Steakhouse.
“My people, they say, ‘Thank you for telling our stories, Rosalía'"
She counted on her comedy and community when she took a new stage
Scattered throughout the city, each pays tribute to Charlotte trailblazers
Chad Lawson knows people don’t party to his music. When the classical pianist and composer checks streaming data on platforms like Spotify, he sees a steep drop-off on Friday. The numbers climb again on Monday. Lawson’s listeners seek out his…
Picasso Lands in Charlotte Feb. 11-May 21 CHARLOTTE is the first of only two U.S. cities (the other: Cincinnati) to host the American Federation of Arts’ Picasso Landscapes: Out of Bounds. The exhibit will feature around 45 paintings that span…
A variety of factors keeps the city’s arts scene mired in a self-perpetuating cycle of mediocrity. What will it take to come unstuck?
From the spontaneous to a more predictable uptown slate
The longtime Charlottean’s deep dives into stacks of vinyl have built a career, a series of hits, and maybe a movement
Is there a better time or place for outdoor festivals than fall in North Carolina? Here are festivals coming up where you can get some fresh air—without sweating your backside off—and human connection. It’s hard to say which we’re craving more.