Community Calendar

The UNC Charlotte Department of Theatre brings its production of "John Proctor is the Villain," written by Kimberly Belflower and directed by Roxanne Wellington, to the Booth Playhouse in Uptown Charlotte.

Five young women, fueled by pop music and teenage fury, begin to unravel the truths about the men in their world. Rumors and hysteria in their own small Georgia town begin to boil over, just as their English class digs into Arthur Miller’s classic, "The Crucible." The parallels between that play and their lives are brought into sharp and dangerous focus. After all, high school can be treacherous.

"John Proctor is the Villain" premiered on Broadway in 2025 and received seven Tony Award nominations, including Best Play. It is a funny and bracing new play about girlhood, the destruction of innocence, and how we question the narratives we’ve been taught.

Content Warning: This play contains talk about sex and deals with issues of grooming and abuse.

Join Us for Feeding Charlotte’s Kickball Throwdown!
A High-Energy Day of Fun for a Great Cause!
Are you ready for an unforgettable day of friendly competition, laughter, and impact! On Saturday, November 21st, Feeding Charlotte is bringing together players, families, and supporters for our first annual Kickball Tournament at fantastic Park Road Park.
Whether you’re competing with a team or coming out to cheer on the action, this is an all-ages, high-energy event that you don’t want to miss!
What to Expect:
12 competitive kickball teams battling it out on the field for bragging rights and awesome prizes
Bounce houses, games, and kid friendly activities for the little ones
Delicious lunch included for every player and ticket holder
Ice-cold beer and wine available for the adults
Music, vibes, and nonstop fun from start to finish
This event is for everyone: players, spectators, families, and supporters. Come kick, cheer, eat, and play while helping Feeding Charlotte rescue surplus food and deliver meals to families and individuals in need across the Charlotte area.

Event Details Date: Saturday, November 21st Arrival Time: 9:00 AM Location: Park Road Park – 6220 Park Rd, Charlotte, NC 28210
Bring your friends, coworkers, church group, or family; whether you play hard or cheer loud, you’re helping create real, long-term impact in our community.

Join us at Ray Evernham's AmeriCarna LIVE Car Show, November 21, 2026, for a day filled with classic cars, live music, and good vibes!

Ray Evernham’s 14th annual AmeriCarna LIVE car show will be held Saturday, November 21. The show is the weekend prior to Thanksgiving again this year. AmeriCarna LIVE is open to all styles of cars and held at Trane Technologies North American Corporate Headquarters in Davidson, NC.

Ticket prices:

Early-bird registration is $25 per car through 11:59 p.m. on October 31.
Online registration from November 1 - 19 is $30.
VIP packages are available for the weekend and Saturday only. (See website for more information)
Online registration ends at 9 p.m. on Thursday, November 19.
Cars can register day of the event at the front gate.
Admission for spectators is $5. Kids 6 and under are free.

Day of Event (November 21) schedule:

Gates open at 7 a.m. for cars
Gates open at 9 a.m. for spectators

100% of the proceeds from AmeriCarna LIVE will be donated to the Evernham Family - Racing for a Reason Foundation and go to support the IGNITE community centers operated by the Autism Society of North Carolina in Davidson and Raleigh for young autistic adults.

Interested in volunteering at the show? Other questions? Email us at stephanie@rayevernham.com.

Our favorite annual tradition returns to The Galleries October 30 to February 20, 2027. Clay brings together the work of contemporary potters from across the USA, featuring everything from everyday mugs and plates to stunning vases and sculptures. And yes, it’s all for sale!

Whether you’re hunting for the perfect holiday gift, adding to your collection, or just exploring the rich roots of North Carolina pottery, you’ll find it here.

Opening Reception: October 31 from 1:00-3:00 pm

Celebrating our 10th year!  It’s "Real Live Etsy for Geeks" - 30k sq ft of geeky awesome filled with booths selling the geekiest stuff plus Jedi Santa, family-friendly activities, crafts, gaming, food, and more. For a list of sellers, activities, and photos from past events; visit our website. 
Admission is FREE - just bring donations for Second Harvest Food Bank
Parking Fee: $10 per car (credit/debit only).

DINOSAUR! has made their way back to CSC! Get ready to come face-to-face with jaw-dropping fossils, thrilling prehistoric discoveries, and hands-on Jurassic fun for explorers of all ages.

The ROAR of prehistoric fun is her, don’t miss it!

The Charlotte Master Chorale Main Chorus invites you to experience Kyle Pederson’s A Vision Unfolding, a dynamic, multi-movement work blending choral music and spoken word into an urgent call for connection and shared purpose. Set to texts by writers including Walt Whitman and Langston Hughes, the concert moves with momentum and contrast, shifting from driving rhythmic intensity to expansive, soaring lyricism.

Under the direction of Artistic Director Kenney Potter, A Vision Unfolding is not reflection alone. It’s an invitation asking singers and audiences alike to engage, respond, and imagine a world shaped by empathy, justice, and belonging.

This performance also features a special guest appearance by the Young Singers of Charlotte, under the direction of Aj Calpo, in their inaugural season and first public performance.

Be part of an afternoon of music that calls us to imagine and build a better future together.

The UNC Charlotte Department of Theatre brings its production of "John Proctor is the Villain," written by Kimberly Belflower and directed by Roxanne Wellington, to the Booth Playhouse in Uptown Charlotte.

Five young women, fueled by pop music and teenage fury, begin to unravel the truths about the men in their world. Rumors and hysteria in their own small Georgia town begin to boil over, just as their English class digs into Arthur Miller’s classic, "The Crucible." The parallels between that play and their lives are brought into sharp and dangerous focus. After all, high school can be treacherous.

"John Proctor is the Villain" premiered on Broadway in 2025 and received seven Tony Award nominations, including Best Play. It is a funny and bracing new play about girlhood, the destruction of innocence, and how we question the narratives we’ve been taught.

Content Warning: This play contains talk about sex and deals with issues of grooming and abuse.

Our favorite annual tradition returns to The Galleries October 30 to February 20, 2027. Clay brings together the work of contemporary potters from across the USA, featuring everything from everyday mugs and plates to stunning vases and sculptures. And yes, it’s all for sale!

Whether you’re hunting for the perfect holiday gift, adding to your collection, or just exploring the rich roots of North Carolina pottery, you’ll find it here.

Opening Reception: October 31 from 1:00-3:00 pm

Enjoy Yoga on the beautiful rooftop/rooftop floor of the Gantt!
It's always a great time for Yoga on the Rooftop. Join us Sundays at 12:30 pm for Yoga with SJ. Sajeedah Jones will lead you through a creative vinyasa flow – a sequence of poses linked to your breath – featuring hands-on assists and upbeat music. Bring a mat or beach towel. The class is designed for students of all levels, all shapes, all sizes, and all ages and will leave you energized, inspired, and ready to take on your week.

Enjoy the one-hour workout and mindfulness practice and then treat yourself to a self-guided tour of our galleries.