Arts & Culture
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Arial Robinson Changes Perceptions With ‘Black Hair Care in Color’ Book
In Arial Robinson’s first book, The Modern Day Black Alphabet, the 19-year-old Charlotte native explored Black culture through a series…
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CPCC’s ‘The Importance of Being Earnest in a Pandemic’ Adapts to Online
Oscar Wilde fell on tough times after writing his comic masterwork, The Importance of Being Earnest, in 1895 — but…
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Local Skateboarder Documents Struggle with Schizophrenia in New Book
Fascinated with skateboarding since the age of 5, Jason Waters hopped on his first board at 10. By the time…
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Brooklyn Collective Picks up the Torch of Charlotte’s Black History
There’s a popular t-shirt geared to Black Americans that displays a quote reading, “I am my ancestors’ wildest dreams.” When…
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A Guide to Everything in Plaza Midwood and Commonwealth
There are an assortment of different activities, businesses, bars and art that set each of our city’s neighborhoods apart. As…
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Untitled Documentary Show: Corey Zeigler Gives a Westside Tour
In this episode of Untitled Documentary Show, lifelong Charlottean Corey Zeigler shows Brett and Lindsey around his favorite west Charlotte…
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Giraffe Sculptures Tower Over Dilworth, Graze on East Boulevard
I live in the Dilworth neighborhood, Charlotte’s first suburb, and I take our dog for rambling walks in the neighborhood…
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Rosalia Torres-Weiner Continues Multi-Dimensional Work Through Pandemic
A storybook depicts a little boy unfurling a kite to release the sorrow of losing his father. A portrait of…
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Dontai Keith Lays Life on the Line With Debut Novel
Dontai Keith was working in the Louisiana oil fields when he had an epiphany and uttered a prayer. “I looked…
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Queen City Nerve Presents The Untitled Documentary Show
Untitled Documentary Show is a mini-documentary series that chronicles the stories of different, interesting individuals in or around the city.…
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Joshua Galloway Reminds Us Black Lives Still Matter with New Exhibit
Charlotte photographer Joshua Galloway has been in the industry for around 12 years. His work has been featured in several…
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On Call with Hannah Hasan: Ep. 5 feat. Makayla Binter
We’re taking this opportunity to introduce a new podcast, On Call with Hannah Hasan, from Queen City Nerve contributor and Muddy…
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Charlotte Editor and Musician Works on New Netflix Series ‘Night Stalker’
For some, he was an unfeeling monster, an embodiment of evil. For others — those who miraculously survived his attacks…
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Early Morning Fire Sweeps Through Theatre Charlotte Auditorium
A fire swept through Theatre Charlotte’s auditorium on Queens Road in the early morning hours of Monday, the Charlotte Fire…
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Theatre Charlotte Performs ‘A Christmas Carol’ With a Pandemic Twist
Luckily, the Ghost of Christmas Present in Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, so friendly and jolly with his glowing torch,…
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ArtPop Street Gallery Unveils Class of 2021
ArtPop Street Gallery has announced its Class of 2021, welcoming 20 winning artists to join the organization’s ranks, including three…
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