Community Calendar

Join the Surfrider Foundation Charlotte Chapter for a Plaza Midwood Street Sweep with The Workman's Friend, a Charlotte Surfrider Ocean Friendly Restaurant! Check in at our table outside of Workman's to collect your cleanup supplies. Please register here: https://volunteer.surfrider.org/timeslots/w2KThRBt38

Cleaning up our streets and neighborhoods helps keep our city beautiful and prevents litter from entering storm drains and polluting our local waterways. Our cleanups help us collect data that can be used to stop plastic pollution at the source.

OVC is 35 years young! From awkward pre-teen stage to mid-life crisis, coming out to first love, we will take an amusing musical journey through some of life’s milestone moments, as well as celebrate the history of our organization and how far we’ve come. We assure you that this show will defy gravity!

Runtime: Approximately 2 hours, including a 20-minute intermission.
Show rating: R. Parental discretion advised.
Parking: Free parking available one block away from venue in the Hal Marshall Annex Lot (720 N College St.).

Celebrate Independence Day at the Charlotte Museum of History with our annual program honoring the spirit of freedom and community. A cornerstone of this special day is the Naturalization Ceremony, where new American citizens take their oath of citizenship. Join us for a meaningful celebration that brings people together through shared history, tradition, and the enduring promise of the American story. This is a free event.

Access CLT is hosting the 2nd Annual Disability Resource Showcase to celebrate the 35th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). This free vendor fair will feature a wide range of disability-focused organizations sharing resources, services, and community programs. It’s a great way to learn what’s available in Charlotte and connect with local advocates working to make the city more inclusive.

The State of Black Health conference is where hundreds of community leaders and equity advocates from every background come to address themes and find solutions for the social and economic injustices that have marginalized Black communities and led to deep health disparities.

This year’s theme, A Call for Health Justice, is a summons for health equity advocates to present on the programs and initiatives that have helped move the needle toward improved health outcomes in our communities.

Within our Wellness and Chronic Disease Reduction, Institutional Reform, and Economic Advancement conference tracks, we offer stimulating panel discussions, engaging breakout sessions, and networking opportunities for attendees.

Have you or anyone you know been impacted by Congenital Heart Disease? (CHD) ❤️

We have a Congenital Heart Walk coming up on September 20th at Symphony Park, and would love for you to join as we bring awareness & raise funds for those impacted by CHD!

Join passionate walkers and teams as we walk to improve survival, longevity, and quality of life for #HeartWarriors everywhere.

Register for this year's walk to become a fundraising walker or team captain today!

https://secure.qgiv.com/event/charlotte/