Arts & Culture
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Tough Ass Crew Gallery to Close After Two Years
When Matt Alvis moved into the former Sunshine Daydreams space next to Evening Muse back in September 2020, he expected…
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New Charlotte International Arts Festival Kicks off Fall Arts Season
You’ve met the bunnies, now meet the Man. From Amanda Parer, the same Australian artist who has brought her giant…
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The Charlotte Fall Arts Guide 2022
That nip in the air means more than just the return of football season. There’s lots to do for creatives…
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Untitled Documentary Show: Sewercide Mansion Encounters
In the latest episode of Untitled Documentary Show, former Sewercide Mansion resident Sydney tells of her own experience encountering an…
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Three Bone Theatre’s ‘Toni Stone’ Tells of an Unheralded Hero
Time for some quick trivia: Who replaced Hank Aaron when the future home run king moved up from the Indianapolis…
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Charlotte Knights Collab with Local Creatives for HBCU Night
Though it debuted a year before he was born, Charlotte native David Butler recalls the 1990 Charlotte Knights jersey well…
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Backwheel Rich Breaks Silence After Police Crackdown on Wheelie Boys
When local chef-turned-photographer Ryan Allen first met Richard Flood, he was immediately drawn to the young cyclist as an artist…
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Charlotte Drag Queens and Kings Taking the Scene by Storm
Gone are the days when gay bars and nightclubs were the only places to catch a drag show in Charlotte.…
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Cosper’s Second Take on Genet’s ‘The Maids’ Is a Keeper
Why has Absurdism never taken root in America as it has across Europe? After analyzing the plays of Samuel Beckett,…
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Free Reign Theatre Takes ‘Julius Caesar’ to the Hills
In reviving Julius Caesar, Free Reign Theatre Company has taken what is arguably Shakespeare’s most urban tragedy and transported it…
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CohobaFest Is a Social Justice Psychedelic Therapy Party
“I started peeling back the layers, the labels, the expectations,” says Dominican American psychotherapist and licensed social worker Victor A.…
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New Baynard Woods Book Is Uncomfortable but Important
If South Carolina-born author Baynard Woods had his way, you would only read his name these days with a line…
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Kevin ‘Surf’ Mitchell Unveils The Couch Surfing Expedition
I met up with Kevin “Surf” Mitchell at SouthPark Church the day after he held the opening reception there for…
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Indie Film ‘Babe Beach’ Calls Back to the Buddy Sex Comedy Tradition
Danny is a nerd in his early twenties who’s highly inexperienced in life and in the bedroom. His best friend,…
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LOCAL/STREET 2022 Expands on the Vision at Mint Museum
When Carla Aaron-Lopez first learned that this year’s LOCAL/STREET exhibit would be held at The Mint Museum’s Uptown location as…
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