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
Uptown fun this weekend: hip-hop, eats, movies and more
Safely rediscover Uptown Charlotte while supporting its small businesses and vibrant cultural institutions.
By GlennOaks Media | 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’s Miss USA prepares to pass the crown
Q&A with Charlotte lawyer Cheslie Kryst, who served an unusually long and eventful term as Miss USA. Her next stop: TV.
By Cristina Bolling, Charlotte Ledger | November 2, 2020
How to enjoy Uptown Charlotte this weekend
Enjoy an uptown beer garden, a movie under the stars, a Halloween event for kids, a spoken word performance and a Black Lives Matter art exhibition.
By Glenn Burkins | October 29, 2020
DaBaby’s new crib makes waves in small-town Troutman
Neighbors complain about guard towers, stadium lighting and armed entourage.
By Tony Mecia and Cristina Bolling, Charlotte Ledger | October 26, 2020
Artist Gil Horne Jr. debuts “Blackboy” exhibit
Horne explores the complex experience of growing up Black in his latest exhibition, "Blackboy," open Sept. 25-30.
By Janey Tate | September 24, 2020
Oprah Winfrey Network drama “Delilah” to start filming in Charlotte next month
The series will be one of five new projects that will start production in North Carolina by the end of October.
By Katrina Louis | September 23, 2020
“It’s impossible to make money”: Middle C Jazz owner discusses pandemic challenges and alliance petition
Middle C Jazz partially reopened under North Carolina's Phase 2. But to "Save Charlotte Stages," a new alliance is looking for help from local government.
By Sarafina Wright | September 8, 2020
P-Valley’s J. Alphonse Nicholson, from North Carolina to The Pynk
The Greensboro native talks about his acting career, including his start at a North Carolina HBCU, how he prioritizes fatherhood and his journey through show business.
By Katrina Louis | September 7, 2020