Arts & Culture
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Mint Museum’s It Takes a Village Exhibit Highlights Local Collectives
In a sign of how Charlotte’s oldest arts institution is shifting focus to support more local and diverse artists, The…
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The Nerve’s 2021 Guide to Summer Events in Charlotte
Queen City Nerve’s 2021 Summer Guide is presented by Swirl, Charlotte’s made-to-order cupcake shop. Around this time last year, Charlotte’s…
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Kings’ Press Publishing To Serve as Platform for Young Authors
I first met the King family earlier this year at a pop-up market near Johnson C. Smith University. I was…
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Stories of Home Event Series Aims to Bridge the Generational Gap
Focusing on stories of hope and belonging, Arts+ and Blumenthal Arts will return to Spirit Square this week with its…
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Immersive Van Gogh Charlotte Exhibit Surrounds Itself with Local Talent
Kicking off a preview of the new Immersive Van Gogh Charlotte exhibit, the walls inside Camp North End’s Ford Building…
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Andrew Leventis Goes to the Fridge with Photorealist Art Series
When the pandemic started, Andrew Leventis had one refrigerator; now he has four. By the end of the year, he…
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‘Paid in Exposure’ Podcast Host Holds Event for Minority Photographers
Paid in Exposure podcast co-host Gavin Boulware was born with albinism, a genetic condition in which there is little to…
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Local Actress Maritalyn Frazier Launches Never Too Young Productions
As 2020 came to a close, Charlotte-based actress Maritalyn Frazier was having a conversation with her manager Donna Rentz about…
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Second Annual Charlotte Coloring Book to Support Artists and Journalism
In the midst of the pandemic last year, we published a coloring book, allowing you to put the finishing touches…
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Immersive Van Gogh Artist Residency Program Announced
In Immersive Van Gogh, an internationally popular installation and exhibit set to open at Camp North End in June, Vincent…
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Debate Over Arts Funding Continues As Budget Vote Nears
There’s no shortage of things to get engaged with when it comes to current Charlotte-area politics. There’s the overwhelming mission…
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How ‘Green Witch’ Kate McFadden Launched Solitary Magic Sex Oil
Last September, Kate McFadden announced a new product launch she’d been working on for months by inviting followers to answer…
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Artist Charly Palmer To Go Behind the Paintings in Open Air Event
The piece of art that most enthusiasts and casual art followers associate with artist Charly Palmer depicts a girl’s head…
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Queen City Nerve Mother’s Day 2021 Gift Guide
After the year small businesses have been through, it’s more important than ever that Charlotteans support local makers. This means…
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Good Times Art Pop-Up Acts as Prep for the Reopening
The Underground hosted a slew of Charlotte’s best visual artists over the weekend with Good Times, a pop-up organized by…
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Eight Charlotte Films Up for Awards at Longleaf Film Festival
The Longleaf Film Festival, an annual film fest that recognizes the best in independent film with connections to North Carolina,…
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