Local artists, reporters bring Covid-19 graphic novel to life
Charlotte Journalism Collaborative and BOOM Charlotte are using comic-style illustrations to retell stories of local people impacted by Covid- 19.
By Jonathan Limehouse | November 13, 2020
Interactive CLT dives deeper into museums’ art and culture
New initiative uses augmented reality to showcase artwork and artifacts featured within four of Charlotte's cultural institutions.
By Katrina Louis | November 12, 2020
Black Lives Matter mural plaza may close next week
Charlotte City Council will vote on Monday whether to approve city staff’s recommendation to re-open Tryon Street between 3rd and 4th streets.
By Katrina Louis | November 6, 2020
CineOdyssey Film Festival goes virtual, adds drive-in experience
The film festival, which take place Nov. 5-7, will feature a diverse lineup -- mainly shorts, but also documentaries and feature films.
By Janey Tate | November 5, 2020
‘Charlotte Listens’: A storytelling pop-up adapted for the pandemic
The interactive 'storytelling payphone' project kicks off today at Charlotte Art League.
By Katrina Louis | October 27, 2020
Pandemic isn’t stopping these HBCU homecomings
These North Carolina HBCUs are rounding out homecoming season with virtual festivities.
By QCity Metro Staff | October 21, 2020
In Historic West End, neighbors bond and learn community history on slow, Sunday walks
The idea for a "West Side Walk and Talk" had been percolating for years, but then came the long, hot summer of 2020.
By Emiene Wright | October 20, 2020
Charlotte Art League and poet Jah Smalls host adults-only drive-in poetry slam
Subject matter and language are usually PG-13, but this Sunday's poetry slam is adults-only.
By Janey Tate | October 15, 2020
‘I will not be put into a box’: Media personality Ohavia Phillips proudly embraces her Afro-Latina heritage
The local influencer shares how her diverse heritage fuels her passion for community and drives her work in media.
By Janey Tate | October 13, 2020
Charlotte artists’ “Off The Plantation” exhibit spotlights impact of American capitalism
The two-part exhibition opening this weekend is led and curated by six Charlotte-based artists known to challenge the art world norms.
By Janey Tate | October 6, 2020
