Charlotte, NC
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Charlotte Museum of History interprets and preserves Charlotte's unique history.
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2010's EDM Classics
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Featuring DJ Good Money @thehobgood for an R & B Experience.Bring a date or travel solo for dancing,feelin fine, just listening to beats inside or on the patio. 9pm-1am....
Doors: 8pm | Show: 9pm Tickets: $10 at the door (plus online fees) • 21+ This Island Earth post hardcore https://www.instagram.com/this.island.earth.band/ Remote View li...
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Unforgettable: The Love Songs of Natalie Cole is listed by Blumenthal Arts at Stage Door Theater. Check CarolinaTix for performance times and tickets.
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Participate in a one-hour yoga class with Dancing Lotus Yoga + Art on select Saturdays on the front lawn, or indoors, at Mint Museum Randolph (weather permitting). Class...
Mount Holly market with local farms, kids club, music, cooking demos, and farmshare programming.
Saturday Mint Hill market with produce, crafts, and live old-time and bluegrass music at the historic village.
Brick Masters Studio features over 100 sculptures built with over 2 million LEGO® pieces.
An annual summer exhibition series that invites contemporary artists to engage with the Museum’s permanent collection, creating new dialogues between past and present.
The first exhibition in North Carolina in a century to shine a light on how Caravaggio's radical realism transformed not only painting, but the very language of modern film, photography, and popular culture.