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  • Chef Duke Kroger invites you to South End's newest culinary destination Cinder Charlotte for an evening of specialty game meats and aged beef from Shipley farms paired with Makers Mark brand cocktail. 
  • Be wowed by Executive Chef Kyle Gaddas as he starts out with a local Pomegranate Burrata, then adds his very popular & the top-selling Eggplant Flatbread, & he will finish off the evening with a pan-seared Tuna Filet. Beverage Director Rob Florio will pair seasonal wines to match each dish!
  • Garner NC artist Keiko Genka will present her acrylic on canvas art exhibition “East, West, and Beyond” at the Caldwell Arts Council May 6 – June 24, 2022. Originally from Japan, Keiko Genka creates art that is inspired by her Asian origin leading into living in the west today. “Although I now realize the beauty of simplicity and subtlety in my own culture, I still try to capture the excitement I experienced in those western books from my teenage years” The Caldwell Arts Council is open Tuesday-Friday 9am-5pm.
  • We are a beer city so don't miss out on this multiple course beer pairing dinner prepared by Executive Chef Craig Barbour of Roots Café featuring the wonderful brews of Divine Barrel Brewing.
  • Roots Cafe will be hosting a "Star Wars" themed 4-course dinner with specialty themed cocktails.
  • Don't miss out on this exclusive interactive four course dinner party with a Southern California fusion menu from Chef Erik Lujan. Paired with specialty cocktails from Mixologist Henry Schmulling
  • In one weekend, people of *marginalized genders (ages 21+) form a band, write an original song, and participate in workshops along the way. No musical experience required. Instruments will be provided. Retreat takes place Friday and Saturday at Fort Mill Cooperative Preschool. Concert takes place at 2pm at Starlight on 22nd with WRC Bands and all femme bands: Royal Dusk and Hey RICHARD (2021 QC Nerve Best in the Nest Best New Band Winner) Sliding Scale & Payment Plan available. WRC is a 501c3 non-profit. *marginalized genders include women, non-binary and transgender people
  • Grab your friends and form a team to compete for prizes and bragging rights at WFAE's Public Radio Nerd Quiz Night. There will be three rounds of questions that will focus on news and current events. Listening to WFAE will give you a competitive edge. Registration is limited. No more than 4 people to a team.
  • Southern cooking lives in the heart of our community so join Chef Andarrio as you select from some of his favorite dishes such as his famous shrimp & grits martini, lobster mac & cheese or lamb chops martini with asparagus. The tasty experience will wrap up with the lovely strawberry banana pudding.
  • Health and Equity in the Historic West End Green District: Benefits of Community-Led Green Infrastructure Like many cities in North Carolina, Charlotte harbors a deep, well-documented economic and racial divide. As a result, Historic West End (HWE) residents live in a “crescent” around the center city affected by aging housing stock, high energy burdens, proximity to major roads and industry, elevated rates of illness, and other factors leading to the community being especially vulnerable to the effects of air pollution and climate change. To address these challenges, the HWE Green District is a partnership between Clean AIRE NC and residents with the shared goal of developing and implementing initiatives designed to reduce air pollution, improve health, and address climate-related challenges. In this session Environmental Justice Manager, Daisha Williams will discuss the challenges and benefits of building a healthy, empowered, and climate-resilient community. Ages 18 and up – FREE
  • JazzArts Charlotte’s virtual live music series presents Raleigh-native trombonist Mitch Butler. Enjoy an evening with Butler’s high energy arrangements of jazz standards with a stellar group of seasoned musicians and young upstarts from our own Jazz Academy. Mitch Butler has been the trombonist and arranger for a number of critically acclaimed musical groups, including the New Orleans Jazz Orchestra (Grammy Award for large jazz ensemble with the release of the recording Book One) and the international award-winning jazz group JazzBonez. Adding the role of producer to his resume, Butler teamed up with Grammy Award-winning producer Richard Seidel in 2017, where he served as musical director for critically acclaimed vocalist Tiffany Austin and her second album Unbroken. Butler has also performed and/or recorded with musical greats Dee Dee Bridgewater, Curtis Fuller, Tia Fuller, Derrick Gardner, Robert Glasper, Slide Hampton, Conrad Herwig, Branford Marsalis, Bob Mintzer, Melton Mustafa, Kenny Rampton, Stephen Riley, Fred Wesley, and many others. Mitch has also been a dedicated educator in jazz studies throughout his career, currently serving as Associate Professor of Jazz Studies at UMKC. Featuring: Mitch Butler, trombone Ron Brendle, Bass Malcolm Charles, Drums Sean Higgins, Piano Ariel Mejia, trumpet Tune in to Keep Jazz A-Live-Streaming to hear local jazz musicians live, straight to your living room via Facebook Live & YouTube Live. Performances for this series, introduced by our host Braxton Bateman, come to you from Neighborhood Theater. Free Event - Donations and tips can be made at www.thejazzarts.org/support Thank you to our sponsors, Knight Foundation, Infusion Fund, NC Arts Council, Dorris Duke Foundation and our many donors who keep jazz thriving.
  • From comedy to thrills, Caroline Calouche & Co. will entertain you cabaret-style on February 11 & 12 at Booth Playhouse! Rachael Houdek, our Madame of Ceremonies, will guide you through a thrilling cabaret show that truly has something for everyone. In its 8th edition, Rouge features cabaret seating close to the stage for a unique audience experience. The cast is comprised of nationally and locally acclaimed dance and cirque artists featuring acts in contemporary dance, contemporary ballet, contortion, hand-balancing, aerial silks, trapeze, aerial straps and much more! This performance is rated PG. Visit carolinecalouche.org/rouge to learn more about the incredible artists.
  • This applied program offered to students in grades 7-12 who want to continue improving their individual skills within the context of a small jazz ensemble. The 12-week (2-3 hour) sessions provide students the opportunity to grow their individual skills within a supportive and relaxed ensemble environment, with a concentration on exploring jazz styles, standard repertoire, jazz improvisation, and history. The workshops are open to ALL instruments including vocals, all levels, with at least one year experience in a school band or private lessons. Four skill levels are offered, and auditions are held for placement. Auditions for group placement: January 23.
  • From comedy to thrills, Caroline Calouche & Co. will entertain you cabaret-style on February 11 & 12 at Booth Playhouse! Rachael Houdek, our Madame of Ceremonies, will guide you through a thrilling cabaret show that truly has something for everyone. In its 8th edition, Rouge features cabaret seating close to the stage for a unique audience experience. The cast is comprised of nationally and locally acclaimed dance and cirque artists featuring acts in contemporary dance, contemporary ballet, contortion, hand-balancing, aerial silks, trapeze, aerial straps and much more! This performance is rated PG. Visit carolinecalouche.org/rouge to learn more about the incredible artists.
  • Art Exhibition: Texture – Thursday, January 27 – Sunday, April 10, 2022 – See how artists Meg Arsenovic, CHD:WCK!, Meredith Morrison, Lucha Rodríguez and Eli Warren visually accomplish the feel of texture, through use of materials as well as the manipulation of those materials. Sponsored by Hilliard Family Foundation; The Galleries of the Cabarrus Arts Council, 65 Union Street South, downtown Concord. Hours: Tuesday – Friday, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.; Saturday, 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. Admission is free.www.cabarrusartscouncil.org.
  • The Dream On 3 mission is to make dreams come true for children with chronic illnesses, intellectual and developmental disabilities, or life-altering conditions by creating experiences of joy and magic through the world of sports. The Silent Auction and Raffle are OPEN TO ALL. Please take a moment to peruse the items, text “2022DreamGala” to 243725. All proceeds will benefit Dream On 3. www.dreamon3.org
  • Join us for the 3rd annual Teens for Courage Summit presented by the Jamie Kimble Foundation for Courage. In this educational event local high school students are invited free of charge to spend the morning learning about Healthy Relationships and the warning signs of Teen Dating Violence, while also enjoying an afternoon of exclusive use of Carowinds attractions. Pre-registration is REQUIRED and seats are limited.
  • SUNDAY SIP & SAVOR!  The week long Crave Charlotte festival ends with an extraordinary culinary and cocktail event at the beautiful Lincoln Street Kitchen & Cocktails. Enjoy a multi course dinner paired with cocktails, wine & bubbles.
  • ROSÉ - MIMOSA - SOIREE Have the best Sunday Funday yet while enjoying boundless rosé, cider and sparkling wine tastings paired with a mimosa bar. Plus, DJ Mal Funk Shun will be spinning all the brunch jams.
  • Professor Crucet will read an excerpt from her book My Time Among the Whites. A book signing and light reception will follow.
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