A Multi-Generational Travel Guide for Charlotteans: 2022
After two years indoors, everybody wants to get away. Here are four options for kids, and parents, and parents’ parents
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See the Modernist Remodel of This Myers Park Home
Atlanta-based designer Alice Cramer transformed the three-story townhome
10 Things About Charlotte That Confused a Transplant
From purple streetlights to crabs to lingering NASCAR fanaticism
Q&A: Author Explores Romare Bearden’s Distant Homeland
New book reexamines the artist’s life and work, and their ties to the city he left
3 Wheelchair-Accessible Beaches Within 4 Hours of Charlotte
And tips before you go
Life Lessons: Artist JoAnn Britt
Through Parkinson’s and other challenges, the abstract artist is determined to keep stepping up to the canvas
4 Ways to Pamper Mom on Mother’s Day in Charlotte
Macaroni necklaces are swell, but after two years of pandemic parenting, most moms just want a day off. This Mother’s Day, give her uninterrupted time to shop at her leisure, get a facial, or have a boozy brunch with girlfriends.…
STYLE: The Story Behind Poppy Whitaker
Jamie Barker designs quirky, colorful apparel inspired by her daughter
Here Are the 2022 BOB Awards: The Best of the Best in Charlotte
We’ve made it through the last couple of years semi-intact, at least; the torrent of mask requirements, variants, and guidelines that seemed to change with the winds recalibrated our lifestyles and habits, not to mention where we desperately sought diversion. Yet business owners and proprietors made do, and we celebrate them with the 2022 BOBs, our annual compendium of the Best of the Best in food, entertainment, shopping, and just plain living. That we can still do, and good luck to whatever might keep us from trying.
PHOTOS: Charlotte FC Bests Atlanta United
The I-85 rivalry continued today with a Charlotte FC victory over Atlanta United in a nationally televised match. The 1-0 win was decided by a goal in the 11th minute by Jordy Alcívar, who was then named man of the…
Weekender: A 2022 Guide to Visiting Atlanta
If you haven’t been in a while …
Essay: Taylor Hawkins and Memories of the Foo Fighters in Charlotte
The drummer’s passing, the band’s canceled tour, and the rock, roll, and joy that endures
STYLE: Satrell Beauty Founder Nichole Wright
She leans on her corporate finance background to guide her cosmetics business
How South Charlotte's Southminster Embodies Big Changes Within Retirement Communities
The core of the baby boomer generation is reaching retirement age, and that’s driving an emerging trend in Charlotte and elsewhere: Communities with more space, more options, more technology, more fun. Southminster is a growing community in south Charlotte where retirement living emphasizes the ‘living’
4 Charlotte Events to Know: April 2022
Mind Matters One in five U.S. adults—about 52.9 million people—suffers from mental illness, says the National Institute for Mental Health. So now that we’ve spent two-plus years talking about physical health, let’s talk about the psyche. Discovery Place Science and…
New and Upcoming Apartment Complexes Outside of the Loop
A sampling beyond the urban core—even outside Charlotte
Call of the 'Burbs: The Apartment Boom Right Outside of Charlotte
People think of the urban core as the hot area, but developers increasingly head toward the I-485 loop—and beyond
STYLE: Gabrielle Rein, Viceroy Creative Founder and Chief Creative Officer
She manages design projects for luxury fashion brands, top-shelf liquors, and rocket launches
The Rise and Fall of the Epicentre
Until a few years ago, Afshin Ghazi’s nightlife hub was the place to be, and be seen, in Charlotte. But the good times quickly faded with financial troubles, increasing violence, COVID, and, today, foreclosure and its third sale. What happened, and what’s next?
Why All the Rebrands in Charlotte? An Explainer
Everybody in the city—businesses, nonprofits, schools—seems to be rebranding these days. Here’s why and how they’re usually more than just cosmetic changes
Charlotte Magazine Names Andy Smith as New Publisher
Charlotte magazine, Charlotte’s award-winning, monthly city magazine, has named Andy Smith as its new publisher. Smith previously served in several roles for the Morris Media Network publication over the past nine years, including associate publisher, executive editor, digital director, and…
Life Lessons: Therapist and Author Nedra Glover Tawwab
Charlotte therapist strikes gold with bestselling book and social media presence that emphasize the value of boundaries
The Queen's Gambit: Behind Charlotte's Arts Sector Shake-Up
For decades, the City of Charlotte helped fund the Arts & Science Council, an independent nonprofit. In 2021, the city changed tack: It appointed Priya Sircar as its first arts and culture officer and assembled a board to distribute funding and develop a long-range plan. Could the move help turn Charlotte into a cultural destination?
PHOTOS: Charlotte FC's Record-Breaking Home Debut
Scenes from Saturday, March 5, at Bank of America Stadium (and Surrounding Neighborhoods)
Get Out of Town!: 3 Distant Destinations With Nonstop Flights From CLT
Exploring Park City, Utah Where skiing is just an on-ramp for the afterparty Exploring Playa Mujeres, Mexico A Mexican resort alive with art, personal…
TRAVEL: Exploring Samaná, Dominican Republic
This excursion lets families sample nature and piña coladas and, if they’re lucky, spot a movie star or two
Nonstop Destination From CLT: Exploring Playa Mujeres, Mexico
A Mexican resort alive with art, personal service, and (hiccup) many, many drinks
Nonstop Destination From CLT: Exploring Phoenix, Arizona
The shimmering, colossal oasis blends wilderness and luxury under the blistering sun
