Community Calendar

These monthly mini pop-up art sales offer original works by Native American artists, perfect for gifts or your personal art collection!

The February market features artwork such as Catawba pottery by Blue Heron Clay (Catawba Nation) and beadwork by Amanda Wilson (Catawba Nation).

Admission is free and open to the public!

The purpose of the Health/Career Fair is to increase health awareness through education and prevention in the Charlotte Community as well as assist those in attending graduate school and pursuing their career. This event is open to the Charlotte community as we are asking all of those constituents who are involved with Johnson C. Smith University to come and attend this event.

Join the Coalition for Comprehensive Women’s Healthcare for a panel discussion to sort facts from fear and science from a sales pitch! You don't want to miss this community education conversation. The Coalition for Comprehensive Women’s Healthcare is bringing together a panel of women’s health experts to cut through the noise. We’ll talk about what the science actually says, what’s still emerging, and where slick marketing or misinformation is drowning out real, evidence-based care.
Perimenopause and Menopause is confusing, especially when every scroll brings a new miracle supplement, hormone hack, or wellness fix. How do you know who or what to trust? Make sure you drop your questions into the form when you purchase your ticket!
We’ll explore symptoms, treatment options, and whole-person support! Menopause impacts every part of YOU: physically, emotionally sexually, socially, and financially. Come ready for conversation, answers to your questions, and a hopeful look at women's health.

Join WFAE and climate experts, community leaders and advocates for the third annual Carolinas Climate Summit. The summit encompasses a day-long series of sessions exploring the impact of climate change in the Carolinas and how people at every level are addressing it.

The day-long event will include opening and lunch keynotes, panel discussions and networking opportunities to engage with stakeholders from across the region.

Join WFAE and climate experts, community leaders and advocates to explore the impact of climate change in the Carolinas and how people at every level are addressing it.

Learn more about the 2026 Carolinas Climate Summit.

Special thanks to our sponsors:

Associate Sponsors:
Burroughs Wellcome Fund
Mazda of South Charlotte
Wake Forest University - Environmental and Epistemic Justice Initiative