Arts & Events Archive

	Title	Issue
	Furniss's Children By teaching violin at a Title I school, Rosemary Furniss is brightening the futures of both the students and the Charlotte Symphony Orchestra Greg Lacour	May 2011
	Soul Stirring From Jodeci and Anthony Hamilton to Fantasia, the Charlotte area has made significant contributions to R&B music. Now, a new crop of artists seeks to carry on the tradition Jarvis Holliday	April 2011
	House of Blues (and Rock ... and Folk) Smaller, more intimate concerts, it seems, are best performed at home Courtney Devores	April 2011
	The Talented Mr. Talley Quentin Talley is a slam poet, theater producer, and gifted goofball. He’s using all those talents to help bring this city a little closer together Annie Monjar	April 2011
	Meet the New Band Before the Avett Brothers became ubiquitous, a different pair of brothers were set to become breakout stars. But rock and roll works in mysterious ways. Now Alan and Chad Edwards are back with a new band Courtney Devores	March 2011
	Spring into Culture From mainstream to alternative, here are eighteen can’t-miss events to put on your spring cultural calendar Annie Monjar	February 2011
	Broadway and Back Fourteen-year-old Chantylla Chauncey Johnson talks about her breakthrough on Broadway Jarvis Holliday	February 2011
	Rhetorical Revolution In 2010, Charlotte saw an explosion of intellectual gatherings and “un-conferences.” Some of the attendees and leaders say they are the city’s new leaders. But is it all just elitist hype? Annie Monjar	January 2011
	Best Bets December 2010 Annie Monjar	December 2010
	Best Bets November 2010 Annie Monjar	November 2010