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The shutdown forces him to pass dishes from his five-restaurant food empire from curb, window, and doorway
Podcast Challenges Men to Drop the Mic, Let Women Say Their Piece
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Davidson College Professor Teaches the Art and Craft of Letterpress Printing
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One Charlotte Woman’s Struggle With the ‘Getting Ahead’ Myth
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3 Takeaways From Local School's Recent Roundtable Discussion on Student Stress, Success, and Balance
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What You Can, Can’t Do Under Charlotte’s Stay-At-Home Order
Restrictions begin at 8 a.m. Thursday, extend through at least April 16
The Cost of Expensive Dirt in Charlotte
Land prices, especially near uptown, are forcing even some affluent homeowners to flee for 'the sticks'
It Would Have Been Easier to Tear Down Our Myers Park Ranch and Start Over.
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Life Lessons: Dan Morrill
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How This Charlotte Entrepreneur is Pivoting Her Company to Save Employee Jobs
In Partnership with Closets By Design "Pivot, pivotttt!" What was once just a funny line from a Friends episode is now most local business owners' main mantra. As the coronavirus pandemic has forced many Charlotte restaurants and shops to close…
Things To Do
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This exhibition features more than 100 works of art on loan from across the U.S., as well as England, with an exclusive focus on black basalt sculpture—the first show of its kind to do so. Works range from life-size portrait busts to fanciful vases and dynamic statues of mythological heroes.
With the help of the prominent Charlotte muralist and street artist known as “Owl,” each of the exhibition rooms will feature a specially commissioned graphic mural in striking, sunset hues.
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Discover Charlotte’s best, new food truck rally that is hosted by West End’s first craft brewery, Blue Blaze Brewing, in partnership with Historic West End Partners. Savor local food trucks with a variety of unique, dynamic, and delicious dishes, to celebrate one of Charlotte’s best traditions in one of Charlotte’s most culturally rich and historic neighborhoods.
Happening every Friday evening from March 13 through May 29 at starting at 5 pm and live music at 6 pm. West End Food Truck Friday is free to attend, as well as dog- and family-friendly. Non-alcoholic, local cider, and wine options are available.
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Actor’s Theatre of Charlotte presents the uproarious comedy with music, ONE MAN, TWO GUVNORS by Richard Bean. In “the funniest show in the western world,” Francis Henshall is looking to make his mark. Fired from a skiffle band and in search of work, he finds himself employed by TWO shifty “guvnors”. Fighting a mounting sense of confusion, Francis goes out of his way to serve both bosses. But with the distractions of a pneumatic book keeper, a self-important actor, and his own mammoth appetite to contend with, how long can he keep them apart? Mistaken identities, outrageous farce, love triangles, and inspired lunacy.
Pay what you can night is Thursday, March 26 with a suggested ticket price of just $10. Two preview performances with half-priced tickets will be Friday, March 27 and Saturday, March 28. Official opening night is Wednesday, April 1 and the show will run through Saturday, May 2.
Visit www.atcharlotte.org for full show dates and times.
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An Emmy-, Grammy- and Golden Globe-nominated actress, singer, and songwriter, Mandy Moore first came to national attention with her platinum-selling 1999 debut album So Real. With her sophomore effort I Wanna Be with You arriving in 2000 and her self-titled third album released in 2001, she starred in the film adaptation of Nicholas Sparks’s A Walk to Remember in 2002, winning an MTV Movie Award for Breakthrough Female Performance. Over the next decade, Moore appeared in a dozen films and released a series of celebrated albums: 2003’s Coverage, 2007’s Wild Hope, and 2009’s Amanda Leigh. Since 2016, she’s starred on the critically acclaimed NBC series “This Is Us,” earning Emmy and Golden Globe nominations for her role as matriarch Rebecca Pearson. In addition to the fourth season of “This Is Us” premiering in late-September 2019, Moore will next be seen alongside Woody Harrelson in Roland Emmerich’s feature film Midway.
Verve Forecast released her first two singles in a decade, “When I Wasn’t Watching” and “I’d Rather Lose”. from her latest album released on March 6, 2020.
Join us for an unforgettable night of bites and sips from over 30 of Charlotte’s most celebrated chefs and beverage purveyors. Enjoy unlimited bite-size fare, craft cocktails, local brews, award-winning wines and delectable desserts. Mingle with the city’s top tastemakers, all of whom come together to donate their time, talent and passion to end childhood hunger in America. Doing good has never tasted better! 100% of proceeds support the No Kid Hungry campaign’s work to end childhood hunger in North Carolina. Tickets: nokidhungry.org/charlotte
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