Arts

Charlotte’s Three Bone Theatre opens its 15th season Friday with “Liberation,” a Tony Award-winning play that examines women’s fight for equality from the 1970s to the present day.

For the fifth straight year, a group of artists will perform in uptown Charlotte to explore “the power of creativity and human connection" through “A Night of Artistic Renewal.”

More than just making art, creativity can help us make sense of the world, connect with others and find purpose in our lives. We discuss how people can discover their creative potential, overcome barriers holding them back from expressing themselves and find ways to make creativity part of their daily lives.

The Bechtler Museum of Modern Art has made only its second artwork purchase since opening in Charlotte in 2010, acquiring a painting that honors Black history and commemorates Juneteenth.

Blumenthal Arts President and CEO Tom Gabbard plans to retire at the end of 2027 after more than two decades leading Charlotte’s largest performing arts organization.

Social prescribing is changing how health care is traditionally thought of by linking patients to community-based activities to address stress, loneliness and overall well-being. Through partnerships at hospitals and museums, Charlotte is beginning to explore how creative expression can support mental and physical health. We explore how social prescribing works and the research behind it.

Lake Norman is expected to be lively this weekend as a festival celebrating the African diaspora and Juneteenth brings hundreds of boats to the water.

A new exhibit has steamed its way into Charlotte. The exhibit aims to give community members insight into the most famous maritime disaster in history.

A new exhibit on display at the Mint Museum is inspired by the iconic Met Gala ceremony. The “Feminine Form” exhibit aims to highlight contributions from groups that are often overlooked.

The three-day Boom Charlotte festival wrapped up Sunday in the University City area with performances from a minority group.