Arts & Culture
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Six Charlotte Artists To Support on Etsy This Holiday Season
Collectively, we have probably never spent more time in our homes than we have this year. While vaccines are on…
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Tamara Williams’ Upcoming African Dance Showcase Honors Enslaved Ancestors
Any other year, UNC Charlotte assistant professor of dance Tamara Williams would be training her students, usually in some form…
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Graham Smith (1955-2020): Charlotte Theatre Loses a Giant
When actor Graham Smith died unexpectedly of a heart attack on November 1, the Charlotte theatre community lost one of…
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CPCC Theatre Returns To a Planet of the Masks With Double Bill
If you sign up for CPCC Theatre’s webcast of John Cariani’s Almost, Maine, you may wind up noticing that it…
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Ten Beauty Salons in Charlotte That Prioritize Inclusivity and Talent
Few relationships are as intimate or as important as the ones between us and the people who take care of…
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Laura Wopperer Pushes Safe Practices Through ‘Mask With Me’ Photo Series
Wear a mask. It’s a simple request, one that involves the most minor inconvenience and can save countless lives. Seems…
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‘Ghosting Stories’ Tells a New Kind of Spooky Tale This Halloween
An Instagram story plays Dead Man’s Bones’ “My Body’s a Zombie for You” over a Nickelodeon-esque logo. Reminiscent of both…
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The Charlotte Area Paranormal Society Goes Ghost Hunting
The old lady in pink shouldn’t have been there, remembers Tina McSwain, founder and director of the Charlotte Area Paranormal…
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‘I Wish To Say’ Highlights Voters’ Voices at UNC Charlotte
You might see the messages as you’re driving into Uptown from the University City area, or driving north on I-85,…
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CPCC Theatre Investigates a Murder Online with ‘A Virtual Whodunnit’
As the 2020-21 theatre season begins, no local production companies have quite opened their doors for business, but Theatre Charlotte…
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Charlotte Museums Begin to Reopen As Governor’s Order Allows
The dinosaurs got away but Catherine Wilson Horne is moving on. When Discovery Place Science in Uptown Charlotte closed last…
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Charlotte Fall Arts Guide 2020: The Real and the Virtual
With Gov. Cooper’s recent announcement that “Phase 2.5” of his reopening plan allows museums to open, folks around the city…
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Welcoming Week 2020: Stories of Humanity From Our Immigrant Neighbors
The following is part of a new project in which Hannah Hasan adapts her ongoing Muddy Turtle Talks spoken-word storytelling…
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‘Hanging Tree’ Book and Exhibit Celebrate the Genius of Freeman Vines
For nearly 50 years, Freeman Vines has carved guitars out of all sorts of wood, including the steps of an…
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Charlotte Theatre Scene Faces Up To Adversity and Diversity in Dual Crisis
Performing arts in Charlotte have been hit hard, perhaps as hard as any industry during the COVID-19 pandemic — halted…
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Smarter Charlotte Trivia, Every Other Thursday
Queen City Nerve is bringing you a new virtual event series in an effort to help you better engage with…
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