Community Calendar

Step right up! WCC presents Circus—a thrilling, music-filled celebration of all things big top (minus the elephants). Join us for a dazzling evening featuring acrobats, fortune tellers, clowns, and a commanding ringmaster! The soundtrack includes exclusive a cappella arrangements of Emeli Sandé’s Circus and Kate Miller-Heidke’s Zero Gravity (from Eurovision 2019), a drop-dead gorgeous version of Pure Imagination, and, of course, the showstopping hits from The Greatest Showman. It’s fun. It’s fearless. It’s the most musical circus in town.

North Carolina debut of visionary internationally renowned trumpeter’s original work, Gullah Roots Suite, “Telling the untold stories of the fascinating Gullah [Geechee] Culture” from South Carolina and Georgia Low Country, through jazz music. Born in Trinidad and deeply rooted in folkloric tradition, Charles uses music, film, and spoken word to create immersive performances that are as educational as they are electrifying. His work has been featured at Carnegie Hall, Jazz at Lincoln Center, and international festivals around the world.
Two shows nightly, June 20 & 21.

North Carolina debut of visionary internationally renowned trumpeter’s original work, Gullah Roots Suite, “Telling the untold stories of the fascinating Gullah [Geechee] Culture” from South Carolina and Georgia Low Country, through jazz music. Born in Trinidad and deeply rooted in folkloric tradition, Charles uses music, film, and spoken word to create immersive performances that are as educational as they are electrifying. His work has been featured at Carnegie Hall, Jazz at Lincoln Center, and international festivals around the world.
Two shows nightly, June 20 & 21.

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.).

Join us for a compelling panel discussion that explores nature’s resilience after Hurricane Helene, with powerful findings and updates one year later. The event will open with meteorologist Brad Panovich setting the stage of the storm’s path and record-breaking impacts on our region. From there, a panel discussion with Panovich, wildlife biologist Marquette Crockett and geologist Philip Prince will provide insights into key questions such as how the natural world changed because of Helene, what we’ve learned from the storm and what findings may still be to come. The panelists will share their expertise and research from their fields of study and reflect on how extreme weather continues to shape our environment. Grandfather Mountain Stewardship Foundation President and CEO Jesse Pope will moderate the discussion. Following the talk in the Wilson Center’s Classroom in the Clouds, eventgoers will experience some social time with heavy hors d’oeuvres and the opportunity to mingle with other attendees and the panelists. A nature-inspired concert by traveling composer/performer Ben Cosgrove will then take place at the Williams Outdoor Learning Space. (The Classroom in the Clouds will be the rain location for the concert.) Tickets go on sale online for this event at 10 a.m. on Thursday, June 26.

Your Charlotte Symphony brings to life the legendary score of the supernatural swashbuckler that launched a beloved franchise. Join Will Turner (Orlando Bloom) and the charismatic pirate Captain Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp) as they join forces to rescue Elizabeth Swann (Keira Knightley) from the clutches of the infamous crew of the Black Pearl.

The North Carolina Music Hall of Fame will hold inductions for the 2025 class on October 16, 2025 in Mooresville, North Carolina. The 2025 class is made up of 6 nationally known and award-winning legends who were born in North Carolina: Clyde Mattocks, David Childers, Dexter Romweber, Hattie “Chatty Hattie” Leeper, Luke Combs, and Robert Deaton.
This event is attended by almost 1,000 people each year including national celebrities, business leaders, and state and local officials. Attendees experience history in the making during the exciting and educational evening. It is an event you do not want to miss!
The honors will be commemorated in a live event that will take place at the Mooresville Performing Arts Center in Mooresville, NC open to the public. The ceremony will include appearances by inductees and live performances as we honor their legacy and importance to the State of NC. Tickets are on sale now! Updates and latest event details can be found on the organization's social media pages and website. https://northcarolinamusichalloffame.org/
About the NCMHOF
The North Carolina Music Hall of Fame is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. Its mission is to recognize, promote, and commemorate musicians, singers, songwriters, and producers from the state of North Carolina. The North Carolina Music Hall of Fame has a museum located in Kannapolis, NC. Learn more at: https://northcarolinamusichalloffame.org/