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Charlotte’s lauded Festival in the Park returns this weekend at Freedom Park. Since 1964, this Queen City tradition celebrates the city’s culture through to-die-for eats, homegrown vendors, epic musical performances, and more. You don’t want to miss out on the festivities, kicking off at 4 p.m. Friday and concluding at 5 p.m. Enjoy shopping at some of the best small businesses in the Queen City in the heart of Camp North End at Queen City Weekend.
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Celebrate Black chefs and culinary experiences with the folks from Leah & Louise at the BellHaven Food & Wine Festival. Happening all weekend in Uptown. — Get ready for sunny conditions and a BIG cooldown as you head out to events in Charlotte this weekend. Nearly three years after Goodman’s death, his friends are re-evaluating their everyday lives. “Nobody really wanted to believe it.
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Visit the Charlotte International Arts Festival from now until Oct. 2. Come out to Blackstar Symphony, a must-see unique and singular interpretation of the music of Blackstar, David Bowie’s final album. The concert is part of the Charlotte International Arts Festival kick-off, happening on Friday, Sept. 16 and Saturday, Sept. 17. Join over 47,000 local readers and get our FREE newsletter every day. (WBTV) - On Saturday, two organizations hosted events to bring awareness to gun violence and find a solution. Download the WCNC Charlotte mobile app for the latest breaking news, weather and traffic alerts.
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To say that Charlotte’s brewery scene is exploding is almost an understatement. There are many, many craft breweries in the area now, as well as a growing number of distilleries and cideries. — BOOM Charlotte 2024 is bringing art installations and live performances to Charlotte's Camp North End this weekend.
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Search for something you love or check out popular events in your area. Come out to this musical experience to raise money for K9s for Warrior, which provides service dogs for veterans suffering from PTSD. Happening from noon to 11 p.m. The event is slated for 10 a.m.
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Weekender: 28 things to do in Charlotte this weekend including brunch and live music - Axios
Weekender: 28 things to do in Charlotte this weekend including brunch and live music.
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BOOM Charlotte was started in 2016 by a group of Charlotte artists. It has since grown to be one of the largest annual creative gatherings in Charlotte. The launch will be marked by 'fireside' chats with local artists throughout the weekend. “This plan is a collaborative community vision, and this weekend’s celebration at BOOM Charlotte is an enthusiastic step toward achieving that vision,” Mayor Vi Lyles said. We focus on free and cheap events, but, of course, the definition of “cheap” varies for each person. We sometimes include events that are a little pricier but are a lot of fun and a good value.
Additionally, the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile will be at the Walmart from 9 a.m. The Presidents' Cup Fan Shop will be open Sept. 17 from 9 a.m. And will also feature apparel from 704 Shop. Guests can park at South Mecklenburg High School, and shuttles will be available to take you to and from Quail Hollow Club.
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It’s complete with vendors, music, drinks, and plenty of networking opportunities, happening from 5 p.m. More information about this free event can be found here. Here’s a list of events coming up at breweries, cideries and distilleries. It’s not a comprehensive list, and more venues are being added to it all the time. The Severe Weather Center 9 team is tracking a weather system moving into the Charlotte area this weekend. There’s a chance of rain starting Friday night that lasts through Sunday, but Saturday has the biggest chance of significant rain.
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This free market is happening from 9 a.m. The founder of Angels of No Mercy and organizer of the event, Jacqueline Lewis said she started the event after losing her son and grandson to gun violence just three months apart. Get excited for the sixth running of the Bank of America ROVAL 400! And don't miss a performance by Grammy-winning Nelly, free with your race ticket.
Tickets for anyone 13 and older start at $49; tickets for those 12 and under are $10. In need of a Halloween costume? Come out for a day of thrifting Halloween costumes, vintage vendors, food, and fun at the Spooky Thrift Market. It’s complete with vendors, music, drinks, and plenty of networking opportunities. The Queen City's imaginative visual and performing arts celebration kicks off this Friday, Sept. 16. With over 200 attractions, many for free, this festival has something for everyone.
You'll find festivals, free food, music, kids' activities and much more. You’ll find festivals, live music and dance, kids’ activities, organized hikes, seasonal activities, learning opportunities and so much more. Join this celebration of Latin culture as Hispanic Heritage Month concludes, featuring family activities, great food, live music and more.
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