FOOD: Aix en Provence's Patrick Garrivier on His Next Steps
When Aix en Provence and Le Cochon D’Or abruptly closed their doors last June, diners learned the news in an email newsletter. There was no explanation for the restaurant closings, or any mention of where co-owner and celebrated Charlotte restaurateur Patrick Garrivier would go next. Now, nearly four months later, Charlotte magazine has the answer. Here are six more things to know about Garrivier’s next move.
H&S Antiques: An Old Lumber Store Becomes a Pickin' Paradise
Spot opened on Monroe Road last year.
New Italian Restaurant to Open in South End
Next month, on November 13, North Italia will open its first North Carolina location in The Railyard development in South End, just a quarter mile from its sister restaurant, Flower Child. North Italia—which also has locations in Arizona and Texas,…
Get to Know: Indaco's Chef Matthew Hoang
Hoang will serve as executive chef at the Charleston-based Italian restaurant coming to Atherton Mill
Here's How to Snag One of the Hottest New Townhouses in Plaza Midwood
In Partnership with Shea Homes How does zero lawn maintenance and living only three miles from uptown Charlotte sound? Plaza Midwood's newest modern townhouses, the Towns on Central, provide those perks plus more. Towns on Central is Shea Urban’s first…
REVIEW: Clare Rojas Offers Painted Melodies at SOCO Gallery
A look at the multidisciplinary artist’s second show at the Myers Park space
How a Panthers Superfan Discovered Tailgating Is 'Not a Thing' in London
And how he plans to work around that hard truth this Sunday.
A 2019 Charlotte Election Preview
IT CAN BE HARD to get excited about off-year elections—which North Carolina reserves for municipal and at-large school board races and maybe the occasional local referendum—with no national presidential or midterm elections to goose voters to booths. This year, the…
Book Spotlight: Joe Posnanski’s 'The Life and Afterlife of Harry Houdini'
EARLY IN The Life and Afterlife of Harry Houdini (October 22, Avid Reader Press), Charlotte-based writer Joe Posnanski runs down all the ways the culture won’t let Houdini die. People to this day make films about him, name software programs…
Charlotte Private School Leads Pack With New, Innovative Learning Spaces
In partnership with Charlotte Country Day School.
Things To Do
We offer very unique activity options during our public sessions such as canvas painting, pottery, glaWe keep the music going and karaoke is always availabss painting, & more! No experience necessary. Young adults under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Participants 21+ are welcome to order from our wine bar once in studio, that includes fine wine, special ciders,...
Come have some family fun every weekend in October. For only $7.00 (2 and under free) you can enjoy a hayride, maze, farm animals, corn grinding, playgrounds and more! You can also visit our store for all of your fall decorations from pumpkins to cornstalks. We also have fresh NC Apples and Apple Cider. Come see us and shop local!!
Enjoy weekends full of frightfully-fun Halloween activities like trick-or-treating, costume contests, “Hey Hey” Wagon Rides, magic pumpkin patches, pumpkin painting, and site decorating contests. Don’t forget to take a walk through our Haunted Trail, if you dare! You never know who or what could be lurking in the shadows! Sponsor: Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park Camp-Resort
Come spend the day with us! As you enter the Oconaluftee Indian Village you are swept away to the 18th century. Surrounded by lush green vegetation, your spirit is calmed by the sound of the cool mountain streams. Guided tours will take you through craft demonstrations by award-winning artists who will explain the unique Cherokee crafting techniques. Meet historical Cherokee...
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Bulla Gastrobar will be serving Rosé Sangria the entire month of October and $1 per cocktail will be donated to breast cancer research. Head down to Bulla Gastrobar and show your support with a delicious drink. We hope to see you there!
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